Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-15

mont avenue. who has been i'll for a
teW days, was reported much better
this morning.
Hulteng Is nl-John Hultens Of
the Hulteng Plumbing company "a
~ at his residence at the Bacon
Passes Through Gty-cornel,n. Kx
T1vedt, who with a party Of soldiers
from Camp Dodge has been assist.
ing with farm work, around Cando;s
PASSED through the city last evening
on his way back to camp.
Service Flag s.CompletedlThe
Golden Grain Lodge No. $50 Of the
Woman order has prepared it's sery-
ice flag containing twelve stars. The
rag Will be dedicated at special sery5
ices AFTER the influenza epidemic has
Fifteen Minute Service Discon.
tinued-The fifteen minute service ON
the University and Lincoln Park line
wills be temporarily discontinued.
rag Forks Street Railway COM
Civil Service Exams-civil service
examinations were held today at the
FEDERAL building in /typewriting and
s~tenography. Miss Lucy Lickteie Of
East Grand Forks was the only ex-
aminee.
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Club Dinner This Noon-A dinner
was served today at the Commercial
club rooms for the committee in
cnarge Of the supervision of the
Nortnern Packing company con-
Carpenters to Maryland-Nine men
left the city for Indian Head, Mary
land. where they expect to enter serv-
ice as carpenters. Albert Rollains Of
the department Of labor at Washing
ton accompanied them.
Il Will Sell at auction all my live
stock and machinery. at my farm, S
miles southwest Of Grand Forks, 3
miles northeast of Mortified, on the
N. E. Ia of Section 80, Grand Forks
township, Thursday, Oct. 17.-Geo.
w. Ansbury~.Adv.
En- Route for Dickinson-serreant
Phil O'Keefe, stationed at Camp Gus
ter, arrived here this morning and
will leave tomorrow for Dickinson.
~. D., to remain on an extended fur
Tough necessitated by the condition of
his health. While here Sergeant
|o'Keefe is visiting friends.
Flushing or sidewalks-The re-.
quest by the Red Cross thai bushes,
men flush at frequent intervals the
sidewalks in front Of their stores is
renewed for the purpose. of making
certain that everything is being done
here to check the further spread of
Spanish influenza. y
Volunteer Nurses Needed-services
of women are needed badly for taking
icare Of influenza. cases at the deten.
ton hospital. Nurses training is moi
needed. Volunteers are asked to come
promptly for this work. Call Miss
McCulloch. Tri-State 271-L, or N. w,
1251-L.-The Red Cross influenza
committee. 4 -, ~,
"U'' to Open Oct 21-At a. confer.
ence of the advisory committee Of the
university it was decided to reopen
the university on Monday, October 81
The situation at the university is very
encouraging, but it was considered
wise to postpone the opening of col.
lege activities until all danger of the
influenza epidemic has passed.
'.U' to Have Army Paper-A week.
ly newspaper will be published by the
men of the S. A. T.. c. at the univer.
sity. Authorization has just been re
ceived from Washington. Lieut.. H
Of the publication. There will be M
Student published at the universit.
this year, but the army paper will in
Ic1ude: general university news as wei
as army news. /" ~ 4
Send Soldiers Addresses-Two hun.
dred and fifty soldiers ballots hav.
been sent out from the office of Count,
Auditor Hans Anderson and persons
knowing the addresses. of other sold
iers and sailors should turn them int
men in service have the right to vot'
and their friends should see to it tina
they get the ballot.
Laborers Go to Nitro-About =:
dozen men were sent OUT of Crane
Forks last night to Nitro, w. Va, b.
the local U. s. labor employment Of
flee. Shipments will be made ever.
day this week.. New members of. tn,
ed yesterday. The complete boart
consists of: G.. L. ireland, chairman
Thomas Griffith and Miss Beatrice
tombstone, representing the employ
ers, and Chas. Johnson and Mrs. F.
Johnson, representing the employees.
Stories Current Here-soldiers IL
eastern camps, some of whom arr
writing letters to friends and rela
tiyes here, are telling stories abou
Germans being found in camps en-
gagged in distributing certain germ:
causing outbreaks Of epidemics. II
several instances the reports reach
ing here contain references to thu
alleged fact that such men were sho
Immediately, without even the for
mality Of a court martial. From tn,