Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-07

1CkAIND En-
Leeds Child Dfes-Myrtie Larson.
an infant child from Leeds N. D.
died ct q local hospital last evening
following 9 short Illness.
Arhart Funeral-This afternoon oc-
curret the funeral of the s2-year-otd
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Ar
died after q few days illness.
Has Leased Parlors-Gladys Girls
void who formerly had her parlors
In connection with the Hoiseth mill
!inery. today moved to the Dale
beauty parlors which she has just
Arc Going Back-H. D. j. Laursen
of Clinton, Iowa, and Sam Hokanson
OF Davenport, Iowa. who have been.
visiting here on business for the last
few days. left today for their homes.
Mehlsen is Here-Arthur Mehlsen
Of Winnipeg came to Grand Forks
this morning and will remaih here for
the winter, having obtained a position
with one Of the retail grocery stores
in the city.
Warren visitors-Maynard johnson
and G. A. D. Lofgren of Warren,
Mimi, motored to the city and spent
the day in the city visiting friends.
ming. NJ II
On a Hunting Tilp-A party. con-
sisting Of George, Mcdonald, Frank
Rourke. Jim Malloy and Joe Roller.
returned last evening from a two-day
hunting expedition near Stump Lake.
They report the wild game rather
scarce.
Will Succeed DR.. Brush-Prof.
tana will succeed DR.. Brush as French
Instructor at the North Dakota uni
versity temporarily. Prof George
Wilson of Saltwater, Oklahoma, has
been made director of the extension
work at the university.
Party From Chicago-Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Lundahl and son, Burton, of
Chicago, who have spent the past Elk
weeks attending to their farming IN
~terests around Bottineau and Glen
burn, spent a short time in the city
en- route to their home in Chicago
this morning.
Railroad Commissioners Here To-
wv quarterly meeting -QI
h North Dakota board of railroad
commissioners will be held in the
rooms of the Commercial club tomor-
row morning. The commissioners are
required by law to hold one meeting
in Grand Forks during the year..
Chimney Fire Sunday-At 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the fire depart
ment was called to the City hotel on
l Nn~th 4,,rk SO eosr,.sFso1- ~
chimney fire had taken place and 1t
was "all over in q jiffy." The sight OF
the Fastening engines on a quiet Sun
day afternoon, however, attltlcted
hundreds of persons to the place.
Coming From Butte-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ehlers Of Butte, Mont, are
row on a visit which may extend
over several weeks. During their
1 stay here Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers will
be the guests of their daughter, Mrs
N. c.. Michaelson on Bulge venue
Doctors will Meet-There will be q
meeting of the physicians of the city
in the Commercial club rooms at {
p. m. tonight for the purpose of dis
cussing the ~advisability of closing the
schools and other public places on &C
count of Spanish influneza. All per
sons interested are especially invited
to attend.
!. Died at Camp Cnster-Oliver Omle,
Of Grafton. we'll known in this city
who recently spent a farm furlough'
at his home, died yesterday at Caml
Custer, Mich, of pneumonia 'brough
about by Spanish influenza. Mr.. ON
ley left here with the Grand Fork.
tselective service soldiers on July %
last.
:. Brothers Arc Well William
O'Reilly, who went to Camp Custer
Mich, last July, reports hat he !!
, feeling fine. His brotbsr, Franz
O'Reilly, who was shot through the
arm some time ago. and who spen'
some time in a hospital in France, il
now in a rest camp lover there" get
ting along fine, he writes friends here
Stock MAN in City,. Wild, {
prominent stockman owning a farm
in the vicinity of Milton, was in The
city on business today. He was &C
companied by his wife. Mr.. Wild ha'
recently heard from his son who !.
in service in France, and who write!
that he and his cousin are in The
trenches together, and that they have
been together eve since\ they lief
home.
Volunteers Wanted-In view Of the
fact that 240 registrants are to be e x
aniined at the court house tomorrow
the local war board is greatly in need
Of voluntary assistants, and offers tc
aid the. board will be greatly appre-
eiated by the officials, it was said to.
day. A large force for clerical ,anc
other necessary work, is necessarily r
order to carry the work through as
speedily and accurately as possible.
Nearly All Theoretically all of thu
1000 missionaries which have beer
mailed to the September 1918 regis.
trants for %selective military service ir
the city and county, have een filled
out and returned to the Office of the
local board whose members To- are
busy classifying the registrants. TIL,
order numbers. drawn at washington
a week ago today, are expected some
time this week and will be assigned
to registrants as soon as they come
Stars to BE Sewed On-Five gold
en- stars are ito be added soon to the
county service flag which hangs :ir
t~he-rotunda of the court house. "A
the present time the flag contains
twelve golden stais-the number
sewed on prior to the dedication O
the flag August 4, but since> that da!
five more GrandNForks county soldier
have died abroad or in training camp
in this country.
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