Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-26

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wanted-An experienced grocery
clerk. Wilson's Grocery.
Prepare for a Position higher .up by
attending night school at Aaker's
Business College.-Adv.
Returned to city--Alex Gro.sman
returned to the city today from Dray-
ton after attending to business inter-
ests there.
Strong BOY Wanted to work in
Press room and learn a good paying
trade. Apply to Foreman. Herald
Press. room.-Adv.
Bjcrkc Returns to Work-Alfred
Bjerke, an employe of the Western
Union who has been at home with
influenza. has improved su~ficiently to
resume his work.
Supervisor Of X. G. Lodge Here
r: l.. Grogan, divisional supervisor for
the knights of Columbus war activi-
ties, is in the city today andjwill leave
this evening for Fargo.
Notice-Owing to present existing
conditions, the blacksmiths in both
cities hereafter will conduct all work
and business on q, strictly cash basis.
Patrons, please take notice.-Adv,
Phil Golden Improvcs-Phil Golden,
connected with the NJ. G.. Olson
Clothing Co. of this city, who yester-
day. underwent an operation, is re-
ported to be slightly improved late
this afternoon.
W.<B. Braning, going out of Dairy
2Sth, q ,. M, atHunstiger's farm. one
mile north Of city, Is cows and "a
head young stock. Cows all will be
fresh SOON No reserve bids.-Adv.
Former Resident visits-Robert G.
Shepherd of California. formerly of
, Grand Forks, is in the city renewing
old acquaintances. Mr.. Shepherd was
at one time a hotel proprietor Of
Sick in Bagley-Vern Daniels, who,
with his wife, left for Bagley, Mimi,
a short time after the epidemic struck
the city, is i'll at Bagley, according to
word received in the city this morn
ing. His. condition, however, is not
considered serious. =
To Old Friends and All VotersI1
wish to let you know that I am the
Democratic nominee for the Office of
County Treasurer and would like to
have you remember me at the cleo
ton November s. Yours respectfully,
Frank W. schlaberg-Adv:
Able to Be About-M. G.. Olson,
who has been confined to his home
for the past week on account of a
broken leg;-ts again able to be about.
He is still unable to use his. leg with
out the aid Of crutches, but says that
1t is mending nicely, and will be as
strong as ever in a short time.
Card Of Thanks-To our. kind
friends and neighbors we express our
sincere appreciation for the, loving
kindness and beautiful flowers ten
dered us during the sickness and
death of our baby. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H: Smith and family:-Adv.
No Ice. Shortage - Although the
city say that there will be no short
=, age Office. twill be necessary to go
further~up,stream in order to secure
deep water, and this will entail, more
work in. storing ice, but otherwise the
usual amount of ice can be secured.
WIZARD Improves-Rex e. Willard,
county agent for Grand Forks county,
returned yesterday from st. Paul,
where he has been recovering from an
operation. Mr.. Willard must return
to the cities tomorrow evening for
further treatment, but expects soon to
be fully recovered.
. Father and Son In France-B. G.
.skulason, a former attorney Of Gra1l
Forks, writes to friends in the city
that he is 10Y in the quartermaster's
i, corps in an army camp. His 1S-year-
= old son is also enlisted and has been
with the Rainbow division in France.
Mr.. Skulason is proud of his son and
hopes that he himself will be able
to get nto the infantry so that he
may get his shot at the Hun.
Notice-The undertaking establish.
! ment Of the late Bert A. Bresee.
which has been closed for the pas
two weeks. Is again open. Mr.. H. A
Pierce, who has been employed there
for several years is in charge. John
Valley, Special Administrator OF the
Estate Of Bert A. Bresee.-Adv.
Morstad Dfed OF WOunus-Mr ano
Mrs. i. F. Morstad Of 1923 Skidmore
avenue have received word from a
Red Cross nurse in France that their
SON. Gilmore had died Of wounds in
a hospital there. The parents have
4 received no official notice of his death
and have turned the case over to the
local committee Of civilian relief for
investigation