Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-08

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DR.. Margaret Peake win be absent
from the city until June 22-Adv.
Lakota visttor-Attorney Geo. a.
ang was a business visitor at Lakota
yesterday.
Good Service is one Of our strongest
stands In making a bid for popular
favor for our cafe. Take Sunday din
ner at Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
On vacafton-Gerald Reidy, sis
First avenue, left on No. i last eve
ming for Portland, Ore, and other.
points. where he will spend two weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
Begin Now to enjoy yourselves by
taking your. Sunday dinner at Hotel
Dacotah. We cater to the tastes Of
all.-Adv. -
For sale-soo bushels of oats. call
or write 314 South Fourth, Grand
Forks N. D.-Aav:
For Rent-New double garage with
cement floor; 300 block on Walnut
ADV.
International Chantauqua, MARVEL,
n. D., June 9. 10, H. afternoon and
evening. Big dance Tuesday evening.
Finley's orchestra.-Adv.
Over There"-Word has been re-
ceived to the effect that Philip r.
Bangs has arrived safely overseas. He
ieit with the quota en%training here
April 20. V
>-rtNH b" ~ LM #L
industrial Club Met-The Young
Patriots Industrial club Of Mekinock
township met yesterday at school
house No. "a. They are interested
particularly In sheep and potato pro-
jects.
League Books-Boys over 10 years
OF g who have not received their
Fellowship league books can now get
h same by calling. at the Hotel
Northern.
Visit Packing Plant-J. T. Mattson.
J. Dogoberg,. Fred johnson and e..
Rosendahl Of Warren, Mimi, autoed
to the city Yesterday and made a visit
to the Northern Packing company's
plant.
- No Ghost-The police department
a issued a warning against congre-
eating ! n the north end in search of
the much discussed ghost" It is
feared that some innocent woman who
happens to wear white at night may
be injured by the crude weapons the
searchers carry.
Four Minute Men Speak-"Daneer
to America" is the topic that will be
discussed by Prof. L. Void, Royal; J..
Coughlin, Met; Prof. R. w. Cooley.
Photo, and j. B. NeviH, Grand, local
-Four Minute Men at the city's theatres
New Rates Monday-At the local
Mice of the Great Northern railway
the new rates for passenger travel
which will become effective on Mon
day, being. prepared this after
place. is q result of an order by Will
liam "a. McAdoo. general director Of
h United States railways, and is
made largely for the purpose OF meet
ing the growing wage demands Of
the employees Of the roads.
Candidate for County Treasurer
Nels o. Loiland, candidate for county
treasurer on the Republican ticket.
Endorsed by the farmers and labor
men OF Grand Forks county. On ac-
count Of having been delayed in put
u J In my crop by the recent rains,
and owing toSthe poor condition of the
roads, I find that I will be unable to
call on many Of the voters and SO I
will take this mean of thanking my
friends for what they have already
done for me, and to ask for their con-
tiued support. I ask for the support
OF the business men of Grand Forks
city and the other towns in the county,
as well as the support Of the farmers
and labor men. I want to serve them
oil fairly and impartially If elected. I
don't ask to be elected in order that I
may make a living out Of the job. I
have always made my own living and
can do SO whether elected or not, but
I respectfully ask the support Of the
voters, IL you think I am the man YOU
want for treasurer. and I assure the
people Of Grand Forks county that il
elected shall give all Of my time and
my best efforts to see that the Office
is properly taken are Of. Nels o:
Loiland.-Adv.