Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-08
hiture and Rugs for ale-T.
a6rnie S91 Belmont Ave.-Adv.

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5niture and Rugs for nls-r. j..
,Srnie S91 belmont Ave.-Adv.
T. Zee - Belmont Park pavilion,
, 1as Eay n'sht: -
Nherado vtsdtor-H. :. Burns Of
.Elnasitfaado spent Sunday with friends
instlfe city.
9Th in Your Old T&-rhey're
worth s1.s2 to $3.50 each. Howard J.
MoHley,-Adv.
Here on Business-Edward ,stoles
OF Duluth, Mimi, is spending a few
4 day here on q business trip.
Cash in Your Old rres-rhey're
worth s1.s2 to $3.50 each. Howard J.
Returns Home-M. o. Long Of
3Egeland who has been. in the city for
the past week visiting friends and
relatives returned to his home Sum
day by auto.
Wapted-Attractions and Merry
go-round for Red Cross Fair, Tioga.
N. D., August 2. Something suitable
for free attraction. Others write for
concessions. H. A. Laske, chairman.
ADV.
Enlisted-Bendik O. We Of Red
Wing, Mimi, enlisted in the army
yesterday, entering the quartermast-
ers corps, and Will leave this evening
for Jefferson Barracks.
Dance Belmont Park pavilion,
Tuesday night.-Adv. =
E..H a- --0-@- . -trr.
To Enlist-Norb O'Keefe and Wal
ter Roadhouse Of Cavalier are visit
ing friends in the city this Afternoon.
They will leave this evening for Min
neapolis where they will enlist in the
army.
Cash in Your Old Tres-They're
worth 1882 to $3.50 each. Howard ].
Monley.-Adv.
Picnic at Arvilla Friday-The old
settlers of Grand Forks county will
hold their annual picnic and dance in
the Fadden o on Friday, July ~.
This picnic has become an event each
year and always brings out a large
crowd Of old timers
For sale-1s1s Little six" sixty
horse Buick touring car. Run less
than 1000 miles. Inquire at ]. l. Case
Threshing Machine Co., across street
from Russell-Miller Co.-Adv.
". S. S. Drive Postponed-The W.
S. s. drive in this city will be post
poned for q few more days until all
records have been completed and ev-
erMy one who has not already liberal
ly subscribed will be expected to do
so then. ~
In the Real Estate Market one Of
the biggest deals of the rear was last
Co., when that firm sold the Lindelie
resident property on Reeves avenue
to T. j. Smith for &c. 500. The prop
erty was formerly known as the
Sargent Home"
Good RecciptEs-rhe amount Of ST.
311.17 was taken in at the St. An
drews picnic held in Lincoln park,
June 10. Receipts from the stands.
sale, dance and supper amounted to
$1,50S.40 and expenses to the amount
Of $230.93 was deducted from this,
leaving $1,311.17.
Tuesday and Friday nights. Cars
leaving DeMers and Third at 9 and
$3.50 will make connections with bus
to take parties to lance for five cents
additional. Cars will return after the
dance on same arrangement.-Adv.
Add to Recruiting Force-Corp
: Edwin S.. Kisselharst has been added
to the local army recruiting force
MIR. Kieselhart a been acting in the
game capacity in the recruiting office
1t Bismarck prior to his coming here
He has been in the service for over
II years and has a brother who is o
sergeant in the American army In
France. Mr.. Kieselhart was at the
border during the Mexican trouble
two years ago.
Notice-Notice is hereby given tina
E. ]. Stewart Is no longer genera
manager and treasurer Of the Auto
Supply Co. of Grand Forks, N. D., hi
connection with such company Al
such general manager and treasurer
having terminated July list, 1918
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this 5ti
day Of July, 1918. M. r. Lodoen
| Sec'y.-Adv.
Joins Local F1rm-Major G. Hunt
who has been invalided home from
France, is o associated with thu
firm Of Drs. Witherstine, Wilson ant
Engstad. He will assist DR.. Engstat
in looking after the business Of thu
firm during the absence of the two
first named members Of the Arm. DR.
witherstine who has been commits
stoned a lieutenant will leave Frida!
evening Tor Camp Grant and DR.. Will
son expects to leave in about a month
j. steglar Lcctures-Mr. Steglsr VIII,
represents the National Red Cross
will visit the university this week, and
beginning tomorrow, give a series q
lectures upon Red Cross and civilian
relief work. The class in charities will
be addressed by Mr.. Stegler at 9:5'
each day until July 12 in room zoe
and visitors are welcome 1t is posi-
BILE that arrangements will be mad,
for other lectures which appeal NOR
directly to the general public.
Mrs. E.. A. voigt and children o
Reeder. N. D., r visiting Mr. ant
Mrs. A. J. F.. voigt, 621 North Third
/, street.