Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-16

A0kuA q ~ 1lCI WITH az SAo OIlldA4'
store this morning after an extended
visit at her home in Red Lake Falls.
Leaves for Bemidj-. M. Nc
Donald Of Warren left this morning
for Bemidji after spending the week
end in the city on business.
Leaves Tonight-Pitilla Paul. Office
manager of the Burroughs Adding
her home in Red Lake Falls to spend
a two weeks vacation.
For Sale-Ben Davis apples, per
bushel basket 81; N, Y. Baldwins, per
bushel basket. $1.5V; N. Y. Greetings.
per bushel basket, 81; potatoes. psr
loo pounds, $40; onions, per 100
pounds. $3.50: navy beans. per pound,
10 cents. o. J. Barnes Co.-Adv.
From Crocus-Bruce Mcdonald,
cashier of the Crocus bank, was an
over Sunday guest at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mcdonald,
To Winter In California;. l..
Ward of this city left this noon for
Tacoma, WASH, where he will visit
for a few days before going to San
Francisco, where he expects to spend
the winter.
Corporal Gets Leaves-Corporal
George Gets of the U. S. marine corps
left last night foc Paris Island, South
Carolina, for a three weeks practice
on rifle range, after which he expects
to be assigned for overseas service.
To Hillsboro-S. c. Hendrickson.
cashie, of the Peoples State bank,
spent, Sunday in Hillsboro visiting
Oscar Moen. Mr.. Moen is i'll at his
home. He was formerly connected
with the Northern State bank of this
city.
Church Bazaar-The Ladies' Aid of
the First Lutheran church will hold
their annual Christmas bazaar in the
church parlors. The hours will be
tomorrow from 3 to 8 and home cook
ing and fancy articles will be on sale.
Will Return SoOn-Allan NJ. Nash,
who has been in the chemical warfare
service at Lakehurst, N. j., has ar
rived at Camp Dodge where he will
be mustered out, and may return
home some time this week.
Goes to Pembina-Naomi Dunn
and sister, Mrs. Marie Monroe, leave
this week for their home in Pembina
Miss Dunn will stay home until she
has fully recovered from her recent
illness and she can again resume her
duties at a local business college.
Canifr Returns-Art Caniff. TO,
many years connected with the Me-
CURE Electric supply house. returned
Sunday from Camp Morrison, New.
port News. Virginia. He was honor.
ably discharged from service.
Tag Day a Success-As over $500
was realized on the Salvation Army
Tag day, Captain H. S. Veach con-
siders it a complete success. The
Christmas kettles appeared on the
street again this morning and the
public has been asked not to forget to
keep them boiling.
Make Plans for Meeting-At the
regular monthly meeting Of the Grand
Forks council No 4 of the U. c.. T.,
plans were made for the grand lodge
meeting which will be held in this
city beginning on June IL, 1919.
Committees were appointed to take
care Of arrangements.
Captain Jorgenson Here-Captain
Olaf ]. Jorgenson, instructor Of de-
mobilization work from district mill
W. 1uSPCSI4Ol AACouQOdI SClo dL ~
neapolis, arrived in the city y Sunday
morning. AS the captain has found
the demobilization work of the. local
S..A I. c.. going WELL he will return
to headquarters tonight.
Wounded in France-Mrs. Reginald
Ferrald. 301 North Fourth street, re-
ceived word this morning that her
husband, Private Reginald Farrald,
who is with the A. e. F.. was wound
ed by a hand grenade and was con-
valescing at a base hospital. Private
Ferrald is we'll known in the city and
before leaving for service was con-
nected with the Brown-Danskin Co.
November Was Warm-November.
1918, was the warmest one in the past
twenty-seven years, according to the
report of H. L. Simpson, weather OBJ
server at the university station. The
mean temperature during the month
was 81 degrees. as against 1873 last
year. On November 80, 1905, the
mercury dropped to IS below zero
which was As degrees lower than the
coolest day this past November. The
highest record for November, 1918
was IS degrees.