Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-07

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Wednesday and Thursday-adv.
O'Connor in Observation-Disclosures j.
F. T.. O'Connor Of this city delivered
a patriotic address at the auditorium
Bismarck last, night. In the after
noon Mr.. O'Connor spoke at Mandan.
Oratorio Meet-The rehearsals Of
the Oratorio society will be resumed
this evening at 1880 o'clock in the
mouse: All members are expected to
attend as we'll as those who are TO
sing at the coming concert.
The Shoe Hospital has moved from
basement at 314 DeMers to 500 De-
Mers. where they are prepared to
give best Of service to all old and new
customers.-Adv.
New First Lieutenant - Walter
S~chlosser. a graduate of the Iiniver-
sity of North Dakota. and formerly
employed by the Northwestern Trust
company, has been promoted to first
lieutenant at Camp Dodge, Iowa. I'm
til this appointment, Mr.. Schlosser
was a second lieutenant.
We Have for Sale long and sawed
birch tamarack, poplar and ash wood.
Call East Grand Forks Fuel Co. for
prices. E. sc T. s.: 1902 ] n. W.
Adv.
To Speak Wednesday - G. S.
Strandvold. of The Herald editorial
force. will deliver a lecture on Scandi-
navian Influence Upon World Civili-
cation at Niagara next Wednesday
noon. The lecture will be given under
the auspices of the Shawnee-Niagara
Farmers club and a musical pro-
gram will be carried out, also.
We have about 200 boxes of APP
pies left, all sizes, guaranteed sound
fruit. Sell from $1.25 to $1.35 per
Fox. Deliveries to any part of city.
In Bacon block, North Fourth street.
Tel. 1861; N. W.-Adv.
Going Tonight-The navy recruit
ing station reports that the following
three men have enlisted here as APP
prentice %sealnen: Albert Thomas Gill
hertson. Northwood; Martin r. Vinje,
Bottineau, and Joseph A. Peterson,
Mayville. They will leave for Mime
apolis this evening:
NJ. f. Church Approves-The plan
Of a number of local Protestant
churches to help conserve fuel by
holding union services Sunday even
ings has been approved by the board
Of the First Methodist church. The
plan is to the effect that various min
listers at different times address con-
gregations in the First NJ. Il. church
edif1ce according to a rotation system.
"A Sunny Winters Day-The mcr-
curry early this morning vacillated be-
tween % and 18 below zero. In the
course Of the day the weather became
considerably milder. especially when
the sun began to send it's golden RAYS
landscape. At noon the temperature
was about 5 below zero. but it is prob
able that it may recede again at night
fall.
Lecture Tucsday--A free stereopti-
con lecture will be given in tho city
hall tomorrow night at 5 o'clock UNI
der the auspices of the North Dakota
Freedom League. The speaker is
Mrs. L.ora G. Little, who will discuss
The Health Board Peril: Facts You
Need to Know Right Now" Mrs.
Little ha" heen invited by the league
to deliver Il number of addresses
throughout TIE state. At the close OF
the lecture tomorrow night an Oppor-
tnn'ty.' Will ID" given those who attend
to ASH questions OF make brief re-
marks. All are invited to come.
Funeral Wcdnc.day--The funeral
OF Theodore J. Valerius will be held
from the Lar!more Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Valerius died at Fort Leaven-
worth. Has. last week, and the re-
mains were expected to arrive at Lar.
more some time. today with military.
escort. The funeral will be in keeping
with the military customs of the
country The sod vrac I, =, ~,