Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-30

Libby spent yesterday in Crookston,
M1nn., on business.
Daughter Born-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith, 62S Second ave-
nue., report the birth of a daughter
this morning.
The Rcd Cross Chapter is much in
need of a roll top desk. Anyone wish
ing to donate the use of a desk will
please telephone the Red Cross head
quarters ~ W. a92.-Adv.
Rev. Brooks Talked-Rev. !. TT.
Brooks addressed an assembly on
Splrltualism at the court house last
right. After an interesting hour on
the topic several test readings were
made by the speaker.
Card Of Thanks-We wish to thank
Kindness and sympathy during the
illness and death Of our father, Will
liam Tempe. Signed, Mrs. Ale
steedsman and John Tempe.
SONS Of Norway to Ncct-Thc local
order of the sons of Norway will meet
next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
III *. T.. hall. All members are urged
to attend.
Night School-Excellent opportu-
mites to take up any subject you de-
sire at Aakers' business college. En-
roll at once and get in line for a sood
position. Opportunities; were never
rs good beforc.--Adv.
Examining Officer Here. J.
Mahcr and three assistants are maxi
ing a brief stay in the city examining
officials and employees of the Great
Northern road. This is an annual
event in that company.
To Lhc Many Friends Who so kind
ly assisted us during the illness and
death of our loving wife and mother,
We desire to extend our appreciation
and gratitude. w. j. Mulloy and
family.
Here from .Minncapolis~-Ensign
Theodore Nelson of the Minneapolis
navy recruiting station. is in this city
today on a visit to the local navy re-
:cruiting station in the postoflice build
ling.
Away for Two Weeks-Dr. ]. Is.
Baasen departed yesterday for SYRIA
icuse, n. u, where he will attend a
,cializing on the treatment of pyorrhea.
He will be out of the city for two
weeks.
Two E:nlist-The local board re-
ceived word yesterday from the navy
Recruiting Office in Minneapolis to the
effect That Anton Ackerson of Grand
have enlisted i'll the navy service
there.
Has Been Observation-Disclosures
Barnes of South Fourth street has
been transferred from Camp Meade,
Virginia to Camp Wheeler. Ga, is the
word received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. N. Barnes.
Children Buying Stamps-l)urins
the past few days the Four Minute
Men have been giving talks in the sew
eral schools in the city on the War
Savings and War-Thrift stamps which
has resulted in awakening consider.
able interest in the youngsters in the
purchase of baby bonds"
Jondahl Brings Suit--This after.
noon civil case No. 16 on the calendar
of the district court for the Januar!
term was called. y. F.. Jondahl, rep
resented by Bronson & Coghlan
brings suit against Mrs. Carrie II
Roddy for the recovery Of certain
moneys llNOlNeu III Il business ITdlS'
action. Mrs. Roddy is represented ir
Icourt by Mcintyre 4 Burtness.
Going to Washinston--Harr,
Johnston. a Grand Forks county reg
~istrant living at International Falls
Mimi. will leave tonight for Wash
ington. ID. c.. to enter special service
with the goth engineers forestry al
the American university in that city
Mr.. Johnston was accepted for serv'
ice by the examining physicians in the
medical board this forenoon.
Returns from Minneapolis-C. w
Reese, manager Of the local exchang'
Of the Tri-State Telephone company
, has returned from Minneapolis where
he attended a meeting of the Mime
sofa Telephone Exchange Managers
association r. w. Neil wire chief
Miss Mae Payne. chief operator ant
her assistant, Miss Charlotte Suther
land were in attendance also.
Barton Funcral-The funeral of G
!. Barton will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Ashle.
undertaking parlors. Rev. j. Harve.
Moore. pastor of the First Baptis
church. will ofticiate and intermen
will take place in the Memorial Parl
cemetery. Mrs. Charles Zero of Mino
has arrived for the funeral. as hav
also Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Zero. Clarenc
Zero and Paul Wilson of Sioux City
Iowa.