Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-05

On Daayine Tip---vVilliam ranovitsf
ofsthsas Fsnoytts company has gone
|tosa Grand RAPIDS. Mich, whore hal
coming ten days.
Da1clns Sa&urday .Evenine in
k0acabee Temple over Grand Theater;i
mard,s dve piece orchestra. Tickets,
E76c. Plan o come. Patriotic Dane
tng Club.--ady.
Captain oAmpbeil In CanadA-
Captain Campbell left for. Winnipeg
city Monday preparatory to his de-
pafture for Camp Grant. Rockford.
Ill. where he will report for service
In the medical cotps January II
Stamps Making Headway-Postal
authorities stated yesterday that the
demand for War. Thrift and War
! In from all districts which makes Il,
! evident that people arek doing their
BIT toward buying baby Liberty Loan
Remington Typewriter Company,
now located at S21sDeMers Ave. The
only place In the city where typewrit-
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Quanme Goes to Kansas-EIenry
10. Guam of Plentywood, Mont, who
was transferred to the Grand Forks
local registration board, leaves this
evening for Fort Lcavenworth, Kayi.,
y for service in the land, division signal
corps.
Good servtce7is mi Of our strong
| NAf QfanHa In M Pine a hid fN~ nnn1Ylov
favor for our cafe. Take Sunday din
ner ct Hotel pacotah.--Adv. d
It's q Boy-A bouhcing 7-pound;
baby boy arrived at, the home Of M:.s
and Mrs Willard Knytson, 612 Cherry
street, Thursday night Both parties
are getting along spNendidly. This
Herald force was smoking In honor
OF the event yesterday.
We Have for Sale long and sawed
birch tamarack. poplar and ash wood.
Call East Grand Forks Fuel Co. for
pS!ces. =. S. 4. S.: 11o2 J N. W
Meter and Mary McSharry, have vol
unteesed as assistants to the officials
of the local draft hoard. who said that
they deeply appreciate the patriotic
spirit Of the ,h,ung ladies who NOW
are busily engaged in the office:
Burkhardt to, Ieaye-R. g nurk-
Nhardt Of this city, travelling salesman
for Burnett & Burnett of St. Paul has,
been transferred to southern Minne-
sofa territory and will leave here
shortly to take up his duties. Mr..
Burkhardt will be succeeded here by
H. Morque Of Minneapolis.
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/. Had Good Year-H.~A futile.
president of the North American
Telegraph company stated yesterday
that the year past has been an sex-
c%eptionally good n with every. evil
dence Of a continuation of same dur
ine the coming year for that fine.
Liked. His Gift-Notss of thsnks
who remembered the soldiers and
sailors at Christmas. A local man
Ereceived a note Of thanks Yesterday
from a fireman or a battleship to
whom his gift had been sent
Men Make Randascs Eighteen
men attended the first mems surgical
dressing class at the Red Cross rooms
in the federal building last night.
Several women were in charge OF. the
class but the men made 800 surgical
VtVO0AIt00 NlbA . C4tJOJoN tuo sWot ..
Mons classes will be held each FRI
day evening at Z o'clock in the fed
eral building and every man, is in
vited to become a member.
U Students Had "Stunt'Program-
A stunt program was the feature Of
the evenings entertainment which
preccdedNa hop. given at the univer-
sity last night. Dean French OF the
department syefs medicine. was crowned
king OF the Dakota PlayDakers at
their annual revels staged last even
ing at the university. Mrs. Abbott
was made queen and Prof. John Adj
ans Taylor was elected knaye.
Political Gossip-In the various
city and county Offices the air is thick
with political gossip. A number IT
officials will have. ended their terms
shortly after the spring and fall cleo
tons of this car and meanwhile the
primary election Is scheduled to take
place in June. It is understood that
many of the present incumhents Of
Office will make an attempt to be re-
tanned BY the voters. Others have not
fully made UP their minds, and others
again declare frankly that they are
out Of public business for good.
Speculation as to the identity of q