Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

MCGOWAN = Rrislan.-Adv.
Bangs to Biemarck-Tracy Bangs
left today for Bismarck, where he
will attend the Gas and Electric Light
company's hearing. He expects to be
gone for several days.
Returned From NnneApolis-Cap-
tain M. Calder returned this morning
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Captain calder expects to leave Grand
Forks in a short time for Camp Lee,
Va, where he will be an instructor
in the regular army training camp.
Directors Meet Today-A meeting
of the directors of the Commercial
club is being held this afternoon. At
this time several business matters are
Ito be brought before the members,
and dates for engagements with diff
ferent speakers, ETC., are to be decided
upon.
Odd Fellows Meet-Maple Leaf
lodge No. 8. I. o. o. F., will hold a
!! regular meeting on Tuesday evening
In he Odd Fellows hall, at which
time several new members will be in
structed In the work and a lunch and
social time will finish the evenings
entertainment. All members and Wis
itors are cordially invited t. be
present.
sConnandery Degrees-St. Aldemar
Commandery, Knights Templar, will
hold a stated %conclave tonight at 8
o'clock. The Red Cross and Order of
Malta will be exempufed and a ban
quet will be held at the close of the
ceremonies. All members are urged
to be present and visiting knights are
| In UifnA DIV o~S~n C4r~@. n NJu-~
commander; Chas. Allen, recorder.
Must Have Liccnscs-Fifteen soft
drink parlors, and three auto taxi
stands have made applications for IL
cense and the applications were sent
to Attorney General William LANCER.
These new licenses are good from
have not e n in their applications by
April l are liable to fine and imprison-
ment.
New Mail Service Recommended
Mail service on trains No. Ill, 112,
1877. 1913 and 4, was recommended by
the mail service committee of the
Grand Forks Commercial club at it's
meeting on Saturday afternoon. The
recommendation was made by First
Assistant Postmaster General j. C.
Rooms after a letter from his Office
was received asking for suggestions
as to the improvement in the mail
service for Grand Forks.
Big Dalrymple Farm Auction Sale
Thursday. March q, al old Gran
din Farm No. s, one. mile east and
three miles south of Hillsboro, N. D.
Seventy-ive head of horses and colts.
full equipment of farm machinery,
including binders, drills, plows, large
threshing outfit, 80 sets Of harness,
etc.-Adv. ..
En- Route Home. A. Manning of
Antler, N. D., stopped in Grand Forks
on his way home this morning from
| New York, where he has recently
landed from overseas service. Mr..
Manning enlisted in Grand Forks
about twenty months ago in the air
service. He has been at an instruc-
ton center in France for the last six
teen months. He has received his
discharge. % ~ 81.
Lieut.. Loughin. on Furlough-Lieu-
tenant Charles A. Loughin returned
yesterday to his home in, this. city,. and
will spend a ~thirty-day furlough with
his parents, MI. and Mrs. c.. A.
Loughin t, 313 North Seventh street.
Lieut.. Lo4ghin. returned from France
/ In February, n since that time has
been in the military, hospital at Fort
Smelling, where he was recovering
from a leg. wound received in action.
He. will return to, Fort Smelling fol-
lowing his furlough.