Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-16

. WHnemAn Returns TO 0Amp-Ileu-
tenant Ansel b. Wtneman, son Of At
torney and Mrs. J. B. Wineman Of
this city, returned Friday evening to
Fort SILL, Oklahoma. He will arrive
At camp today and expects to leave
studente and Tdaches-Wil fnd
9tiafAcdon In shampooing, hair
dressing. handspring, facial and scalp
Treatments at the, Gladys Griswold
Beauty 9hop-N. W. 663. Tri-State
61s-J. at Hoiseth's Millinery.-Adv.
a Military Band-A band has been
organised by the men who are in
training at the university, and will be
used to assist with the drilling Of the
men. Already there are Is members
and 1t Is expected that about ~ men,
bers win be available very soon.
Card Of Thanks-we wish to ex-
press Y thanks for the kindness and
sympathy Of u friends and neigh
bors at the death Of our son, Charles;
also for. the beautiful floral gifts. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Spicer and family
Mr.. BlouEh Goes to Ohicago-Mrs.
Pearl Blough, who wa formerly po-
eSO Ia HIO4 NO. WILL OO
transferred in a short time to Chica-
go, where che will act as director Of
girls work. For the past year Mrs.
Blongh has been in the employ Of the
government at Houston, Texas.
Collections - Delinquent accounts
require systematic. persistent, intelli-
handle all kinds Of collections. Credit
Bureau Of Greater Grand Forks. Call
1905, either phone.-Adv.
Building Near Comp1etion-Build-
ing operations are being speeded up
on the Northern Packing company's
plant So far the brick and cement
week the killing machinery will be
installed. Much Of the machinery
has been already installed and the re-
frigerator room Il practically COM
plete.
H~airdressing. shampooing, mas
saying, manicuring for men. women
hair goods for sale: switches made
Louise Seymour, Security building. N.
W. Tel. 1051.-Adv.
Son is Wounded-Mrs. Bergett Ode
Of Larimore. received a telegram to
the effect that her son was wounded
on July 10, some time ago. One
week ago she received a letter from
the boy himself stating that he had
was rapidly improving.
Markets Up for Commission
Sergeant Richard Markell, who had
charge of the army recruiting station
in Grand Forks, before it was closed,
has been stationed at Jefferson Bar
; racks, Missouri and is going up for a
commission this week, according to
word received at the navy recruiting
station in this city.
Your Money in the First Savings
Bank, Grand Forks, N. D.. is guar
anteed against loss by state law. Your
money on Savings earns 40 COM
pounded quarterly. For your accom-
nings, and we solicit your checking
account.-Adv.
Goes to Targo-M. w. spaulding,
clerk of the district court. who is
foreman Of the Grand Forks home
stead OF the Brotherhood Of Ameri-
can Yeomen will go to Fargo tomor-
stead in thai city. The meeting will
be in the nature of a farewell recep-
ton to Ralph c. Bailey, state man.
ager Of the Yeomen, who has been
transferred to an important post in
Oklahoma.
Signs to Bel1eve-A crack in your
chimney is a sure sign that you are
going to move. If you dream OF
smelling smoke. it is a sign that you
are asleep and had better wake up
To see a paperhanger Rapering ovel
a flue hole indicates an impending
loss. If you a see your shadow
from an oil lamp while filling a gaso.
line stove. it indicates a crowd Of
people coming to your house. Wher
the wind means It Is extremely bad
luck to burn trash near the house
These signs indicate that you should
be insured with A. p. Clifford & Co
Both phones 5.-sAdv.