Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-13

Fargo Men Here-Herbert Runyon
and George Funke of Fargo are bust-
ness. visitors in the city today.
Thompson Visitor-Harmon Griese
Of Thompson transacted business in
the city today.
Turner to Northwood-Sheriff A. F.
Turner left for Northwood last eve-
ming to attend to business. He is *
pected to return today.
Marvel Farmer in City-James
Caldwell. a farmer from near Marvel,
transacted business in the city today.
Fairdale Visitor - Theodore J..
Nordlie Of Fairdale is in the city Wis
iting friends for a short time.
Confined to Her. Home-Miss Inge-
borg Lunseth, b%ookkeeper for the
Stone Piano company, is i'll at her
home with an attack of influenza.
Here From ArviIla-Fred and AL
bert Johnson, we'll known farmers Of
Arvilla, are spending q short time
in the city on business.
Body shipped-The remains of the
late Carl Ostby, who died Of pneu-
monia at a local hospital Wednesday,,
were sent to his home in Erskine for
burial last evening.
Remains to Osakis-The body Of
woman who died Of pneumonia, will
be shipped to Osakis, Mimi, for bur-
tial. A short service was held at the
Norman undertaking parlors this
morning.
Moves to This City-Henry- Bant,
for many years a prominent farmer
near Arvilla, has sold his farm and
will move to this city shortly.s
Slight Operation-Captain Mark L.
Calder underwent a slight operation
at a local hospital this morning. He
expects to be out in a few days.
City visitor-Mrs. o. B. Laundt of
Northwood has been visiting in the
city for a few days; she left for her
home this morning.
From Thompson-Mrs. j.. O'Neil
and Mrs. John Staub of Thompson
arrived in the city this morning for
a short visit. .
Expects to Leavc-T. A. Rees of
this city expects to leave for Califor-
MIA within a few days: he will Spend
lIc "lllIeI IllStS Atio AloNS a IlAl
through the south before returning
to Grand Forks.
Ill Again-After three weeks ILL
ness with influenza. Mrs. ]. F. Gruet.
ling of this city is again confined to
her bed with an acute attack of lum.
bago.
Back From City. +. McElroy re.
turned this morning from a trip to
minneapolis after spending some time
in that city in the interest of his bust.
ness.
Meet in Minneapolis. f. Nc.
Leah,a st. swiggum.. H. b. Finch and
w. r. Dietz are attending an all-week
meeting in Minneapolis of the execu.
tive committee Of Nash Bros. of this
city. They expect to return the early
part, of next week.
Budget Board Leaves-The NORTH
Dakota budget board. after a visit tt
the university for the purpose 81 look
ing over the financial situation for the
biennial period, left Grand Forks tol
Grafton where they will visit the state
institution located there.
Remains to Kenmarc-The remains
of the late Lieut.. James Lester Cole
who died yesterday morning at Camp
Funston, Kansas, will be brought tc
Kenmare for burial. Accompanying
the body are the boys parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. NJ. Cole and his brother
Lieut.. Chester Cole Of the f1yins
. school at Austin, Texas. Esther
Anna and Ethel Cole left today fo'
Kenmare.
Engel Funeral-The remains Of the
Hate Mrs. John Engel. who died yes
fterday morning, will be shipped to
night to Kindred, N. d.. for burial to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. Mr.. John
son Of the Lutheran church will of
Eficiate: A short funeral service wa:
held at the Norman undertaking par
lors this afternoon.
Funeral This Morning-The funer
al services for Earl Henry Johnson
the little 3-year-old son of Mr.. I'M
Mrs. John johnson. 1915 Internation'
al avenue, were held this morning a
II o'clock from the Norman under
taking parlors.'
Roberton Funeral Today-The las
rites for the late Mrs. w. j. Roberton
who died after a short illness fol
lowing influenza, were held this after
noon at / o'clock from Norman.s un
dertaking parlors. The body will b.
taken to the Grand Marais cemeter.
for burial.
From Northumberland Chair
. man O. p. johnson Of the Grea
Northern has returned from Wash
Iington, D. c., where he attended tn
photographers wage board conference
being held in hat city. F. Terhan
Of the Order. of Railway Trainmen
presided and all general chairmen o
the railroad were present. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was to discuss tn
Increase of wages which has nov
been granted.