Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-27

~ 3.Tt ~ y -- 90 1870
Committee Mct-The boys work
committee of they. Nj. C. A. met this
afternoon to discuss business and
Lowe Enlisted-Harold j. Lowe en-
listed in the navy as apprentice. sea.
mar at the local recruiting office yes
terday.
Accepted for Nayy-word was re-
ceived by the local draft board TODAY
to the effect that Melvin Asotness Of
this county had been accepted for
service in the navy.
Calf Has No Tail-John Long
STRAIT OF Gilby. n. d., is the owner
OF a tailless calf which was born las,
Saturday. ~
Visiting ut "U"-Atlorney A. r..
sheets Of Lakota and Robert Lowe
OF kenmare are visiting old friends
a. the university and the Phi belru
Theta house. y
Ladies' Night at y. NJ. C. A.-1.ast
night was ladies' night at the local Y.
M. C.. A. bowling alleys. A good sized
until 10 o'clock.
Sermon Tonieht-rhe subject for
this evenings service at the Zion
Evangelical church is, Have You
Touched Christi" The sern1on will be
given by Rev. e. J. Bechtel, evanRel.
list. ~'O
Seek Fannie observation-disclosures
ment metals r hooking for Mrs.
Fannie Freeburg, mother of Fran.
Freenurg, who died in France recent
~. J. J. Dunlap, assistant postmas-
ter. is III receipt of valuable paper
but has been unable to deliver them.
Meeting is Postponed-The High
School Parent-Tcachers' association
announces that the meeting scheduled
for tomorrow evening to discuss the
subject of war gardens, has been
postponed until March s because the
majority of the members intend. to be
present at h food lectures which will
pc delivered in the, city hall tomorrow
might.
NJ. 9. Peterson DcaA-Martin C..
Peterson dice at a local hospital Nom
day after a two weeks illness follow
ing an operation. He was 81 a
old and is survived by his wife and a
daughter. The Peterson family NOV
ca here last spring frop Wisconsin,
TO which state the remains will be
sent.
Death of Mrs. Simpson-Howard E.
Simpson has been called to Mt.
Vernon, Iowa, because of the death
OF his mother. Mr.. Simpsons father
died about two months ago. since
which time Mrs. Simpsons health has
bcen failing. Her many friends in
this city will regret to learn Of her
death.
First Game OF Serics-The first of
a series OF handbaH games which will
he played at the Y. M. c. A, gym
naslun1 was held last evening when
Frame and Tompkins beat Gum and
O'Connell by a total score of 81 to
~. The second game will be played
this evening. when the Gunn-O'Con-
nell team meets 'Tuttle and Elfring.
Q Is invited to attend these
games.
Returned from Chicago-Attornevs
Geo. a. Bangs, o. r. Burtness and l..
a. Chance returned yesterday and to-
day from Chicago where they were
delegates at the congress of national
service held in that city last week un-
der the %auspices of the National Sc
curity league. Mr.. Bangs represented
the city of Grand Forks Mr.. Eu,tns~s
the state bar association and Mr..
Chance the Commercial club which
was also represented by j. d. Bacon.
returning here last Monday.
Bargains! Hargains:-My stock
was slightly damaged by fire about
two weeks ago. but have several
good pieces left that are suitable for
ladies' skirts, boys and mems suits
that l will sell very reasonable. Mems
suits. formerly s45. now $35. n.
ssordlund. the tailor, Vermont build
ing, between Northern State bank
and postof1ce. Tri-state phone
233R.-Adv.
Teachers Help Draft Board-Teach III
-ers of the local schools have had
charge Of the checking Of classical
ton cards OK the local draft board. On
the face of the matter this does not
seem a large task. but when it is CON
sidered that there are 1880 cards to
be filled out, with 46 entries on each,
the Job looms up a little stronger.
The teachers are giving their spare
hours and expect to have the task
completed in a few days.
HARD TO LOCATE.
borrowing from~Peter to pay Paul
is bad business" said Mr.. Dubwaite.