Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-07

Circulating Pctition-William Nor
row is circulating a petition for alder
man from the Sixth ward to oppose
John Turner, the candidate for re-
election.
Out Of City,. A. Braseth the cleo
trical contractor will be out Of the
city until March 18th. All orders can
be left at the Dakota Plumbing &
Heating Co. N. w. Phone l3s.-Adv.
Has Rccovcred-Mrs. N. d. Lari-
more, who was taken i'll at Kansas
City. Mo-, while OF her way to Los
Angeles, writes to friends from the
latter place to say hat she has re-
covered.
Auction Sale-Owing to the fact
TIL, .'a .%ulc,oneer did not arrive in
time. the sale scheduled for March 6
r o'clock. 0. o. Eysstad, 312 kittson
avenue, close to Normandcn.-Adv.
In Aviation Corps-Floyd Westa-
colt. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
W~estacott, has enlisted in the Avia-
ton corps. n will leave on Monday
for the training camp at. Jefferson
Barracks, Mo.
In Engineering Corpe-David O..
Radcliffe. who for some time has been
employed as engineer at the Red
River Power c~ompany's plant, has en-
listed in the engineer corps and left
yesterday for Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
for training.
Wondmen Will Meet-A regular
meeting of the Modern Woodmen Of
America will be held in their hall this
evening at s o'clock. Important bust
ness will be taken up and all MEM
hers are requested to attend. w. E.
belong, clerk.
Alex Carr Here Friday-Alex Carr
Of Jamestown. representing the North
Dakota Retail Merchants association,
will speak before members of the
Commercial club tomorrow evening.
time the delegates of the North Da-
kota Live Stock. association.
y. ID. Men Transferred-In a letter
received by Chief of Police j. w.
Lowe from his son, Harold, he says
that he and his brother are getting
along fine, like the country immensely
and that they expect to be transferred
from h old company soon. as mos
of the men are being transferred to
other units.
Pioneer Visita-J. G. Duncan. one
of the pioneers Of the county who
moved to Seattle some ten years ago
is spending a few days in town re-
newing old acquaintances. Mr.. Dun
can. when a Grand Forks resident,
vas desk sergeant at the police sta
ton.
SpauldinS to Fargo-Clerk of the
District Court NJ. w. Spaulding left
H. tnfc. r11,, fnn. EroN~A r.. oftnn1 the
banquet for the state committee OF
the national campaign of northern
Baptist laymen. Mr.. Spaulding, chair
man of the state organization, goes In
place of Rev. G.. r. Tingley, who is
unable to attend.
8 Like Smileagc Book-Mrs. H. *
Geist. in charge of the Smileage books
sale in this city, announced yesterday
that the sales in. banks and cigar
stands and other places where they
have been offered to the public, are
very substantial. The boys in thu
camps get lots of enjoyment out of the
plays and highly appreciate these re-
membranes of their friends.
4 Ad Alttoria Mccting-The Ad Alti'
oria DEBATING society held an interest
ing meeting at the Woodwork hal
last evening. Ralph Stewart, h new
president, cav an address on Pros
poets for the Semester" 4 debate o,
ona suffrage vas then held and in
i~tiatory speeches were made by til,
new members.
County W. S. S. Sale. $5,OOO-Ac
.cording to a statement made by AS
sistant Postmaster j. j. Dunlop, re
ports show tina over $1,000 worth o
y war thrift stamps have been sold IL
the COUNTY during the month Of Feb
ruary. There are, Many demands TO
more stamps as the initial order is il
many cases sold out. most of thes'
coming from teachers over the count.
who are pushing the work.
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