Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-09

Slty arrived nome last night after an
extended visit through Canada
Here From ntinods-H. G. Harmon
OF sycamore, ILL.,, is in the city today
plant.
Lafayette We Gomez is having a
great run at the Strand Theater and
the people think it isslne. This is the
Ney Year.--Adv-
Laarimore Visators-Mrs. Eaw Cum
ningham and Mrs. Geo. Naylor. Of
Larlmor are in the city today visit,
ing friends.
Out Of HOspital-E. Walker Of this
city, was able to be out for the first
m IN " weeks, having been i'll in
q local hospital.
Closing Our Sale Of nice stock Of
gardless of cost. Sale starts Tuesday.
Jan. z: j. l.. Andrus. Thompson, n.
D.-Adv.
From Allendale-Jack McLoushlin
OF Allendale township, will return to
MS home this evening. after spending
q. short time here on business.
Reynolds Visitor-Sidney Guam, a
resident Of Reynolds, arrived in the
city this morning for a few days visit
with friends.
Will Return Soon-Dr. W. H. With
erstine has been relieved OF duty in
US. A. hospital, New York city. and
VIII return in a fen days and imme-
dlately resume his practice in the
First National Bank building.-Adv.
Returns to Pensacola-Albert La
+, Berge, U. S. A., who has spent a Ave-
day furlough visiting relatives and
friends in the city, returned to Pensa-
cola: Florida, yesterday, to await his
discharge.
School Clerk Here. o. Watson,
was in the city today. OF the four
schools in that township, but one is
In session. The three others are closed
because of a recurrence Of the lfu-
enza-epidemic is feared.
|: For sale-Pears. $3.50 per bushel
basket; Baldwin. apples, $1.25 per bu.
beans, 1oc per pound; cabbage, $500
per cwt.; beets, carrots and rutta-
bagas, $3.50 per cwt. o. J. Barnes
Co.-Adv.
Goes to Scattle-Mrs. w. H. Kelsey
! Of this city expects to leave" for Sc
nttle this week to visit her daughter.
Vera. for a, couple of months. Dur
ing her absence the kelsey home will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Lander of Fairdale, N. D.. who will
make their home here until spring.
Mattson Here-otso Mattson, a
prominent farmer Of Walle township,
spent the day in the city attending
|'the meeting Of the Vale Farmers
Mutual Insurance club held here to-
day. Mr.. Mattson is president and
chairman Of the organization.
+ Flag at Half Mast-Orders were re-
ceived from Washington this morning
by Assistant Postmaster j. J.. Dunlap,
for the American. nag to be placed at
half mast on AZ public buildings for
z period Of thirty DAYS, in honor Of
the late ex-President Theodore Roose-
welt. is- /.
Dairymen's ConvenHon-SPreceding
the North Dakota Breeders associa-
TONS annual sale and meeting by one
day, the North Dakota State Dairy
association has decided to meet here
March, and z. These two meetings
~ Ao@o " W ~ 1lAOSt o0SSCSo4O ~ "a
their kind ever held here.
Sends Home Helmets-Louis A.
Ryan's Christmas package to his
mother was just received and COM
l,prisesG In addition to "a collection of
beautiful hand made. articles three
German Ielmets. Ryan was wounded
early last spring but has. fully recov-
cred and expects to remain in France
until peace terms are signed.
10 Study In Europe-word was re-
ceived yesterday by Thomas F. Kane.
president Of the university, that
American college men during the
period Of Generalization, may study
in foreign universities. Those desir-
ing to take advantage Of this oppor-
tuntty may have their choice of pur-
suing their work in British, Italian or
FRENCH universities.
lieutenant sayre Dies-word ha,
been received Of the death Of Lieuten-
ant Harold H. Sayre. formerly Of CAL
vary, N. D. According to the mes
sage he was killed in the fall Of an
airplane in which he was when
brought down by the Germans. His
father, A: ]. Sayre, will be remem
bered as the man for whom Sayre
hall was named. (.