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The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ClAiming: purse, 500: mAidsr
: ear-old fIhes: six furlOnCs sMahcp lO2
'Barbsr4 Shilling. lp; 'Royos Roe. l12: Nova
tion. lE; -HaIy Mabel, l04; sMedus, lO
'DiaItheS- lO4; Lady G., IOi: Notste. Ie7; M
merAts. lT: Helmick. III: Black BssS. lI2
Also eligible: Postage Stamp. 10; Audrey <
lC2: Miss Pussy. III
SECOND RACE-CAiminE: plrSs SS1n: Z
year-oIds and upward; siI furIonzS. Shadrsch
III: MeI, Ill. Charles CSnnell Ill: Loan SHARK
III; Zouave. liz; PalAtAhe, u4: Sir Edgar, llg
Farurits Article. lis; MSrtre. lls; Souvenir. ING
Little Alta, lP; Broncho Billy. Ill: OpheliI
W. lis
THIRD RACE-Csiming; purss ssB; 5yesr
olds: one mile and seventy yards Mis- Sweep
%; Senator Bruderick. lOl CobT1ts. lc; Tel
Me. lG; Hope, lOc; OeDothera CmpD. lOs
Alma L1aIise. lO4; F1aTpsr. lO4; Dalwuod roe
Also eligible: Breezy. q; Ultra Gold. los
Couria IS
FOURTH RACE-FOur-ysar-olds and upward
one mile and SEVENTY yards 'BSrkA, los; sBeu
HEmpson, lp; JoculAr. IDS; 'Dr Kendall lB
Last spArf. lb; 'ScsllywsE. l6: Killarney, los
LaGEruSe. 10; Thought Reader Ilo; Rhymer
Ill: Ben Levy, lll2; King K, IL Also elisi
ole: Jack Reeves IL; Iolite. fp: ssiniiAii, ln
FIFTH RACE-Caiming; pure, 500; tyear
ods and upward; fllies and mAres; one and
three-SiIAeenth miles Great Dolly. S
'F1srun II. g; 'KeHAh. y: sBcbolink, y
Flora Finch. ~; 'Courtly Lass dmpD. 100
Hicknguut, lo2; Lady worthinetou. lOo: zetetic
IL: Petit Bleu, lOi; Aida, lG; Beauty shop. los
SIXTH RACE-CSiming; pure 500; 4-year
olds and UPWARD; one mile and seventy yards
Alexander, lol: 'F. O. Dole. los: Lady Ward
100: Kinghsher. los: Margaret n. los; HGzeI
nut, Ioe; Mike Cohen. llO; UPRIGHT, llO; King
ling. ITO; Dartworth. LIZ; Dad. ia; RGy o
Light, "A Also eligible: King Mart, Ia; Bar
ton. lO5; Little Abe. Ia
SEVENTH RACE-CAiming; purse. $50: =
year-oids and upward; one mile and seyent,
yards. Evelyn V, lU; Kstheryn Gray. lG
'IhTnwood, 100; Augustus HeinBe, lO6; Louis
Paul, los: Lord Byron. lOs; EUterpe 10; Pet
lar Gmpl, 10; ReubOJun, ll2: Ruvoco. LIZ
ThOrnblOom, liz; Early Morn. ll3
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
DECLINES TO GIVE
LAJOIE HIS RELEASE

Toronto. Ont. March 21.-Announce-
ment that Napoleon Lajoie, manager
of the Toronto club of the Interna-
tional Baseball League, would not
be given his release under any con-
sideration was made today by ]. j.
McCaffrey. president of the club. He
said Lajoie's claim that he should
be classed as a free agent was alb
surd under baseball law. McCaffrey
reiterated his opinion that the Inter-
national League would operate this
season.
Lajoie wanted his release so he
could accept the management of the
Indianapolis team of the American
Association.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
LEONARD is OFFERED
MEMORIAL DAY BOUT

New Haven. Conn, March 81
vincent Reina, promoting the
Johnny Dundee-wilIie Jackson If
teen-round bout at the Arena here
next Monday night, yesterday tele-
graphed Lightweight Champion
Benny Leonard a guarantee of S2O,-
900 to meet the winner.
Reina would stage the titular
match Memorial Day.
The promoter feels justified in
offering Leonard this large sum. in
asmuch as the champion and a local
boy drew over $4,000 in a recent
bout in this city. Jackson will ar
rive today to finish his training.
while Dundee is getting into condi-
tion in New York City.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
HOSPITAL MEN WANT
BASEBALL OUTFITS

Philadelphia, March 2I.-Sport
lovers have a chance to do their bit
by helping base hospital 1l6, sta
toned at the Seventy Regiment
Armory.
In few weeks they are going to
leave for "over there" and would
like to get two complete baseball
outfits, or about $500. before going
over.
Any contribution will be greatly
appreciated by the 24O officers and
men OF the unit. Contributions will
be received by Maj. Charles H. Holt
at the Seventy-hrst Regiment
Armory.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Turner Wins Match.

Joe Turner. the worlds champion
middle-weight, local grappler, last
night, at the Lyceum Theater, defeated
Con Albright's protege. Jack Price, OF
Kansas City, in two falls
Turner won the first fail in E3 min
utes with a head lock and Price got
the second fall by pinniug Turner's
shoulders to the mat with a head hold
in 5Sminutes. Turner secured the third
fall in . minutes with a body hold.
Price Is the cleverest wrestler that
has shown here In long time and has
only lost two matches in three years.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
WILLARD ACCEPTS
TERMS FOR FIGHT

Chicago, March 21.-Final articles
of agreement for the worlds cham
pionship heavyweight fight between
Champion Jess Willard and Chal-
lcnger Fred Fulton on July will be
signed here next Tuesday. This de-
cision was reached yesterday after a
conference between representatives of
the two fighters. Present at the
meeting were Willard and Col. J. G.
Miller. and Mike Collins, manager of
Fulton.
Although the date for the pending
match was set. the location was. not
decided upon. In this connection Will
lard said: I'VE expect at least three
bids for the match. but at present
have not the slightest idea where
II will be fought"
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Chinese Player with PhlIie,.

81. Petersburg, March N.-Thi.I,
Baseman Lai. the Chinese ball playci
who went South with the Phillies
played with the Upland team of Del
aware last year. II he makes good
in the big leagues he'll prove a yalua-
bic attraction for Pat Moran.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Gedeon to Play Game of Career.

st. Louis, March a-watch Joe
Gedeon. the former Yankee. who is
now with the Browns. Gedeon has
taken on weight and reports that he
Is In better health to play baseball
BOW than he has been in some time.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Bob Harmon Living Simple Life.

New Orleans, March 21.-Since his
retirement from baseball Bob Har-
mon. who threatens to do a come
back" has been living the simple life
ON his plantation near Homer, La.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Turner Seems to Go on Forever.

Cleveland. March 21.-Terry Turner,
the veteran Cleveland Indian. it
seems. is destined to go on forever.
Terry has been in the big show since
1901
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Bezdek Believes in Medicine Ball.

Pittsburgh, March 21.-Manager Bez-
dek, OF the Pirates. is a firm believer
in the medicine ball as conditioner
for ball players. Three are being
used in thet raining camp at Jackson
vile, Fla. This is two more than the
squad used last spring.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Ragan in Fine Fettle.

Miami, March 21.-ACcOrding to re-
ports from Miami, Fla. where the
Braves are training, Pat Regan. the
pitcher. is in fine fettle for SO early in
the spring.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Braves Have New Men.

Savannah. March 21.-When the
Braves appear at the Polo Grounds
this year few of the old faces will be
seen. The changes have been many.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-30
NoT1oE or 1roHraAax sAxr-

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That q
certain mortgage executed and delivered
py =. 9, Paulsness. and Ann Paulsness,
Frances Reidy, mortgages, dated the lat
day Of November, 1909, and fled for
record in the office Of the Register Of
DEEDS OF the county Of Grand Forks
p. M, and recorded in Book los Of Mort
g on page EOS. which said mortgage
W was BY py final aas decree Of the county court
IN the matter Of the estate Of Ellen
Frances Reidy, deceased. assigned to
Michael Z Rsidy, which said Anal decree
closed by a sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at
the front door Of the court house, in the
county Of Grand Forks, and state Of
O'Clock p. M: on the 9th ne day Of q Ap ZIP
1913. to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day of sale. The
pIemises described in such mortgage and
are described as follows. viz:
Lot Six co., block eight (s), Of Trails
to the city Of Grand Forks,
There will be due Oh such mortgage
1T the date of sale the sum Of Fifteen
hundred forty-fqur n no-1O0 dollars
H1;544.0o) principal and interest, to-
sixty dollars and seventy-four cents,
($76o.74) taxes paid by the owner Of
said mortgage, together with interest
T~wenty-three hundred four dollars and
seventy-four cents ($2304.74), the costs
Of this foreclosure to be added.
MICHAEL REIDY,
Owner of Said Mortgage.
FRANK B. FTETHAM,
Attorney,
= First National Bank Building,
Grand Forks. North Dakota
(Mar. 16-23-30, Apr 6-13-2o)
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E1nor1ox xorrcx.
Notice to the Electors Of the city OF

Notice to the Electors Of the city OF
Notice is hereby given that on the
t ths h aSndo az ! o AIe,i a in III h a' fslt fss%
until the hour Of 5 o'clock in the after
noon Of said day. to-wit: The first day
Of April. A. D. 1913, there shall be held
ing and electing the elective officers Of
the city of Grand Forks, as provided by
law. At said election the following Of
f3sers hall BE- chosen; Mayer City
tice. one member Of Park Commission;
also One Alderman from each Of the
seven wards in the city for q term Of
will take place in the several wards Of
the city at the usual polling places on
March 18th and March 26th, 1918. re-
spectively
mated by the City Council az the polling
places for said elections:
First ward, LIST precinct-City Ffltra-S
ton plant
First ward. End precinct-22o Euclid
Second ward-Arlington Park hotel.
Third ward-F0urth street fire hall. ~.
1913 North Third street.
Fifth ward. list precinct-Inter. hrs
Firth ward. End precinct-1s15 .chey-
Sixth ward. LIST precinct-41s arises
sixth ward. End precinct-sss N.
Seventh ward, LIST precinct-5ls Chest
nut street. eS1s.
Seventh ward. End precinct-ss4 Cot
tonwood street.
The polls at such polling places shall
be continuously kept open from y o'clock
in the forenoon until S O'Clock in the
afternoon on said election day. and no
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this 18th day of March. A. D..1s18.
Attest: Mayor.
w. H. Alexander.
City Auditor.
sH 80 - tNd Ma, fo.0e.eN .fof q t&E-E+S2AHS14S
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LEGAL NOTICES


uu1vTSSTr7 ~ CXHS21ns41Nc1T4I11Sn~~
Notice is hereby given that sealed
Ct the Presidents ofice 1t the Sal
university, Grand Forks, North Dakota.
On On April ls, 1913. at ten o'clock .. M.
ios the constructor Of q Chemistry build
go the general contract; (3) steam heat
Ing and ventilating; (3), plumbing and
go wiring, according to plans and speci-
srsiened. Bismarck, North Dakota at the
business Office OF the University, Grind
Forks. North Dakota. and at the Build
ers. exchanges OF Grand Forks. Bis
marck, Fargo, st. Paul. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago. A certified check
Tor hve per cent must accompany bids.
Ine board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
STATE BOARD OF REGENTS.
by Charles L~iessman, Secretary.
March 10 to Apr. 81
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TAILoRs WANTED. j COAT MAKER.
l good all. around 2 Good wages.
Ebbsen, Park River, N. D.
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wANTED2TWo SPECIALITY SALES
men: Call Sunday. Room 81. Northern
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH KNOW.
ledge Of bookkeeping preferred. Apply
n own handwriting with references.
i. Box No. $50 city.
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.HoUsEKEEPER WITHOUT
children wanted on farm, Three in fam
tly. state wages wanted in. first let
ter. Address $50 Herald.
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WANTED FOR GENERAL
Housework- $500 er week. Apply Mrs,
n. Black. Ice Cream Factory, Minne-
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wAN1ED-YoUNG MAN. MECHANIC
ally inclined, to learn to drive light
tractor. Apply at once. Arthur MUIR
ply, Niagara. N. D..
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SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY: PpetSsS
paid 4 No prlces lower ia city.
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COMPETENT GIRL OR M1DDLE AGED
lady. for rhousework. Easy work. Cali
after q o'clock IN evening, Flat 2, Ar
gyle Flats, 17h South 4th st.
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FOR sALE-HEYwooD REED BABY
y carriage, a baby. crib and mattress.
1106 University Ave. 720-J, N. w. :
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
general housework. Mrs. Chas. Gins
berg. 40 Cherry ST.
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STRONG BOY WANTED TO WORK
in mailing room. Apply to Circula-
ton Manager, Herald.
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WANTED-GooD GIRL FOR HOUSED
keeper on farm. close to city. Good
~ for the right party. N. w.
phone 1871 call s.. af
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HoUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR. wfD-
over living in town with four chill
ferfed. Apply Box No. 1853, Fordville.
North Dakota. 40, =, :.
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AuENTs

AGENTS WANTED. TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
Townleyism in North Dakota, by J. p.
LEGATION in America. News agents APP
ply for particulars to j. D. BACON, Ho-
tel Dacotah, Grand Forks.
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ALI YOUNG WOMEN ARE 1Ny1TEp
to make the Young women's Christian
L ASSN their headquarters while in the
city.
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YOUNG LADY WANTED 10 TRXvEL
Prefer one who has had sales 81.
perience. Write stating salary wanted
to s23 Herald. ~
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GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HoUsEwoRK
4 and care for baby. Mrs. j. F. williams,
42o So. 9Th st. -
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HOUSES o RENT.


- WATCH. GRAND FORKS GROW
~ SO FOR SALE. NJ. $50.
$1,000. 00-Five roomed house.. on one
acre of ground. on street car line.
81, 5e0.o0-Ten roorned house. all modern,
with garage, close in.
81. O00, oO-Seven rooned house, all mod
ern but/heat, hardwood floors. 50 It.
lot, University Avenue.
$3.50. OO-Fiva roomed cottage, city wa
ter. cistern and cellar.
"a. 800 Ozone. all modern house, hard
wood floors. full basement and one
four rOonhed cottage, electric lights,
city water and sewer. Vernon Ave.
FOR RENT.
SO. oo-5 sroomed house. city water free,
- North Seventh st. i,
$50. 0o-S roomed house. all modern, good
garage. Bou1vd. Ave.
sao.oo-s roomed house. all modern but
heat, Walnut st.
S25,00-7 roomed house. all modern but
heat, North Fourth st.
e335:00-S roohned house. all modern,
University Ave.
i$35.0o@ roomedf cottage. all modern
hue heat, hardwood floors, Unit
Versity Ave.
I, 6.oo@s.roomed house. city water free.
9ss.oo-s ro6laed house. all modern but
heat, Belmont Ave.
W. H. KELSEY
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HoUSEKEEPER WANTED AT ONCE
Only 2 men to cook for. Norwegian
preferred: Address q. Moen. Meckin-
: ock, N. d. ~ .T
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WANTED-GIRL FOR , KITCHEN
work. Hotel Pemherton. st. Thomas,
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MALE HELP-Continued.

MAN COOK WANTED AT ONCE WHO
can cook regular meals and short or
ders. Write j. Dahlsing, Langdon,
IN. ID. 3:
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON FARM
by young widower with n child, six
years old. State your nationality and
wages wanted; also ago. Work easy.
Robert Gillespie. Park River, N. Is.
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HEMsr1rC41NG

nEMs1rrgSt1Se.
100 per yard pm all materials. Send II
parcel post. g. +. SDye House, 3l7 Kilt
son Ave. N. w. 79S-L; IT'S. 757-L.
MRS. L. WHITING. PLATKY BLDG,
Phone T. S.;1173-L. 10 to II cents .
yard. Mail orders solicited.
iIEMsr1TCH1NG. DONE PROMPTLY
at 1925. Fifth st. Mrs. E. 8. Perry.
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FEMALE HEfR-Contanuea.s

AT oNcE-oIRL. OR wo-'
miles from 1nkstef.. small Manly.
$1,000 per- month. Write or. ph6dne
". J. Daven. Hotel. Inkster. lhkster.
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MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework at once. Apply so4 Belmont
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VAN 1fi1s.lATiXiEEPHoNE ORpERs NOE,
zsssss:t sys - 49,
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WOMAN FOR
general office work: Apply SIS Scam
American Bank Bldg,
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1890 BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
Sale price $500 at 412 Dakota Ave,
Grand Forks, N, D.
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FOR SALE-No. 10 REMINGTON
typewriter. AS good as new. Call at
i702 N. Fourth st. e. o. Huseby.
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WANTED AT ToNcE+G1RL FOR
Mrs. B.. J. Parson, Forest River. 81. r.
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FOR sALE-aRAFoNoLA, MAHoaNY
case, cost 31oe. will sell for Sos. Ad-
dress GIL Herald. FsE
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HEIp-GENERAn.

THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN
wanted to enter government service.
VA caused unprecedented nan
are now doing, you cap improve your
condition and secure q government
position. good pay, steady employment
duty to your country: Qualify now.
get into this interesting war activity.
Our war bulletin N A t1A3 gives full
y information, Write today, stating age.
preferred. Washihgtor> Civil Service
School, Washington. D. C.
dren wanted on farm, for season. Good
wages to right. ones. Address Howard
Mahoney, r. F. d.. Box 26. Tolna, N. D.
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
Fourth st.
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WKNrEp-AN ExPER1ENcEp-CLoAK
Z: ahdssuits salssIady. must be we'll rec.
commended and good appearing. None
other need apply. An all year perman-
ent position. good salary. Apply The
Fashion Shop. Devils Lake, n. Oak.
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wANrEp-G1RL FOR WORK on
farm: Coed wages to right party. APP
ply Fred Refnholt, Edmore, N, b,
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FOR sALE-RUssELL ELEvArrNG
road grader. Al condition. Alfred
Peterson, East Grand Forks, r. No. Z.
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wANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
eeneral, housework.i Mrs. o. A. Web
ster, 319 So. 9Th st.
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. 4 No washing. Apply Mrs.
e. P~.iTrepahier. 81 Attn ave. -
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SHOE REPAIRING.

THE SHOE HOSPITAL
81 4 John Solland, Prop, s.s,
Grand Forks. North Dokela
ssesP PARCEL Post raid One way
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FIRST CLASS TIRE REPAIR MAN
wanted at Mahowald's. Grand Forks,
HELP wANTED-Two FIRST CLASS
:. repair men. Lyons Automobile Co.
wANTED-AUToMoBrLE MECHANIC.
Ada Auto Co.. Ada. MINI.
WAITER wANTED-HowEs REST
. aurant. E. Grand Forks. - 49,
NIGHT COOK WANTED AT ONCE
:. Elgin Dairy Lunch.
WANTED AT ONCE, BELL BOY. APP
ply Hotel Frederick.
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IosT ANb RcUllN,iD

LosTIA. LADIES GOLD WArCH M
leatherscase. Has initfaissH LsSS on
q go RETURN TO Dr.xD3an,Ds o6ic1.
n First National Bank Bide. ssl,s1Ss
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A. FLApLAND.

GOOD HOUSES For. RENT. AT ALL
prices. John C.. Doe Co., phones ~.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-BARN AND
shed. 3lS No. 18th ST. 1881. N. w.
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HOUSES FOR RENr-tcont.nued.,
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. WATER, SEWER
-1217 International.
By CONDO

MODERN HOUSE. FOR RENT on
sale. GIT North Third.
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roaT-A LARGEsioLD FASHIONED
cold brooch, about the size OF ., l6l-;
Z !: Return TO Herald Tor reward.
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NURSING CLASSES.

PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN NURs-
ing. A class now being >orEanised.
N. w. Sal. T.. 8. S49-J.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-oNE GASOLINE BALING
machine, capacity 80 to As tons per
day. Will sell at sacrifice. See ma
Mrs. Eugene Plaute, Olga, N. D..
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TOE Flats. Sec Flats olassaaoassea.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE ROOMS ALL
modern except heat, 219 Cottonwood
>. St Reasonable terms. I. s.. phone
2O4-J. '"
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
TIE season: on q farm. $500 per week.
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MATERNrTY HOME.

PRIVATE. HOME FOR THE SICK FOR
maternity and non-contagious cases.
Under management OF. trained nuroe.
N. w. 6l4-L. r. s.. S49-J.
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EOKS 8ALEARD0IsfERN ,FR1t%
y nf8Gt Stallion, comtng kSyoefa. Nl1fSSI
1yeAApepnasr AsssM&CSnS6SA. Fssk|
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DRs. ORR AND MAY SANDERS.
317 Observation-Disclosures Bank Bldg.
Both Phones 542. Grand Forks.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

PAINTING AND DECORATING NEAT
ly done. NJ. 8. johnson. Phone 1871
= N. w. 713 Cottonwood.
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For SALE ROOM MODERN HOUSE
almost new. attractive, close in. In
Quire Mrs. Lowell, 309 No. 6th st.
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FOR SAILS ROOM, ALL MoDERN
cottage, SO foot corner lot. 33;5o0.0 90.
Easy terms. E. A. Fladeland.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE CHEA,
w. G. Bllven, 1890 lone Ave. =
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FOR sALE-REM1NGToN TYPEwR1r-
er No. g.. 72OsJ, NV. .t45E.,
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co CART FOR sALE-11os BELMoNr'
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HAT CLEANING.
LADIES AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
and ~reblocked: expert work. Send u.
mail.g11TNNos 3rd.f GFan6sForks. =.
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
aest 91n ho1ssEork; Mrs N, j.. Cotton.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished Groom
house, good location, June, July and
August. Phone 3632J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Diamonds Bought for Cash; Appraisers
for estate. p Ii. Caplan Co. 2U6 Mkt
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST - Black bill fold, in camp
Hill drugstore or VIclnlty' h NV di iIiiI
returned to p. o. Box 2O5, camp Hill
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APARTMENTS TOR RENT

TWO ROOMS - For light house
keeping, furnished up-to-date; all
conveniences. "a North Fifth street.