Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-10

VINO mas Oeen SQIerlng for n past
Few days with serious attack Of
hospital last evening and this after
grave.
Collections-Always at your serv-
ice as dtligent collectors and prompt
OF moneys collected. Let
US explain our rates, 9tc. Either
phone. 1895. Credit Bureau Of Great
;er Grand Forks.-Adv.
Opening Postponed-rhe opening
was removed from Wahpeton to this
city, TAI been postponed owing to
the prevalence OF Spanish influenza
IN this city. The school is being In.
stalled IN the former building Of the.
business college on Belmont
avenue.
Arriving Tonight-A telegram was
received here today from K. C~f1un-
rect that the remains of the late Lyle
Helmkay are expected here this eve
ming and that the funeral will be
held Saturday. Definite announce
ment regarding the funeral arrange
ments will be made later, y
Dr.. Duggan, having disposed OF his
residence pnX North Sixth street, has
opened an office over China Hall. for
merly occupied by Drsa Witherstine.
and Wilson, where he will be pleased
to meet all his former patrons and all,
others requiring his services.-Adv.
Coming for Brothers. Funeral
Conrad Gunderson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gunderson Of this city,
left Camp Lewis, Washington, for
Grand Forks this morning according
to a message received by his father.
He was called here by the death-of
his brother, Sergeant Gunderson,
whose remains are being SEN here
for ihterment.
Soldiers Ballots Ready-county
Auditor Hans Anderson yesterday
announced that the sailors and
soldiers ballots were ready and
that, the names of all who are en-
titled 10 vote should be sent in at
fohce. Names must be in on the
morning of the twelfth, and relatives
sent in.
Fighting Influenza in Camps
Lieutenant Dean, who left for Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, as a member of
the medical corps, writes to friends
IN this city that the physicians are
working day and night in camp ito
stay the spread OF the influenza. The
problem is a big one to handle in
THAT camp, he says. as there are over
100000 men stationed there.
Have Been shipped-Dr. J. D. Tay-
lor this morning received a telegram
| co a. ~ . that khA L -
nephew, Leete Van SICKLE, have been
shipped from Augusta, Ca, and may
be expected here either some time
during Saturday OF Saturday evening.
Leete Van SICKLE died at a base hos
pitak in Augusta last week while DIR.
Taylor was on his way to the camp.
Trimble has been furloughed by the
war department. to teach chemistry
in the s. A. r. c. at the University OF
North Dakota. Mr.. Trimble secured
his Phi. D. degree this summer at the
University Of Chicago. and the uni:
versity here is fortunate in securing
his assistance at a time when the
number of instructors are so limited
State is Sending Laborers-The
state so far has succeeded in sending
approximately 100 men every week
to the east to, engage in governmen,
work. "A group of carpenters mus
be sent out Saturday, and other labor.
ers are needed badly for work in>the
muhition factories in the east, &C.
1cording to the U. S. labor employ.
Went bureau in this city,.
Lemons Sell Well-Local grocer
report, an unusually heavy sale O
lemons these days and ascribe it tc
H the prevalence Of Spanish influenza
here.Ss Some amateur medic has
made it known that lemons are efica.
cious as preventatives. and the sight
of people sucking lemons while they
stroll, about town, is said to be a not
very remote possibility. Che expires.
sion, hand me a lemon,"< ono ir
Vogue. promises to be. a popular one
again.
!, Writes About Explosion-WHllian
F. Hotter formerly of this city, nov
a resident of Railway, N, j.. has writ,
ten a letter to his sister, Mrs. P. A
Hanson of North Fifth street, tellinf
her about the immense explosion
which destroyed n of the larges
ammunition plants in the country a
Morgan. N. j., last week. MI. Holt
er's home lis about ten miles from
the place where the explosion tool
place, and he reports that the roo:
Of his house-Has torn OFF, all the win,
dows smashed and two valuable pc
dogs Killed by falling timber in hi
house