Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-12
Municipal Band rehearsal Sunday
afternoon in the city hall 1T 3 o'clock

M0A1CAp& Hand rehear0Al SUNDAY
afternoon IN the city hall 1t 3 O'Clock
sharp. =. 4. Moses, director.-Adv.
Send for Our New Catalog on trees
and shrubs-just out. oscar. wick.
East Grand Forks-Adv. .
BaFtles Belmont Ave. Nlline sta
non will be opened Monday. ApfilAh7
Tor the ssason.-Adv.
WanAed It Once--First class battery
man tQ take charge Of service sta
ton. Good wages to right party.
Dakota Auto company.-Adv.
Helps Able to Be Out-Harry j..
Helps. who has been confined to his
home 9 the pastaweek is again able
business again on Monday.
Radcii6 Here's. j. Radclift, prom
tnent attorney Of LArimore, IL a busi-
ness visitor In the city today attend
Ing to legal matters. /
To Whom It May Ooncern-on
and after April IL. 1919. I am not re-
sponsible for any bills contracted for
by my wife Mrs. H. c. wavra. H. C..
Wavfa.-Adv. ~
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Chicago is expected here tonight to
organise the campaign Of the Grand
Forks Salvation Army for a $4,000
building fund.
Things Arc Not Always What They
Seem-A cold house may look good,
but is a continuous. expense. Build
body and mind. Ireland's Lumber
Yard sphnno t7aS-Adv- p. +.
Many New Emilfee-Approximate-
~ $50 new families have moved to
Grand Forks since the first of the
year, with the result that there are
practically no houses vacant, accord
ing to Alderman W. H: Kelsey
Drive Is Succees-Excellent success
attended the Liberty Bond drive of
the Missouri synod Of the Lutheran
church, 100000 being raised in
three hours according to word receiv-
ed by Rev. H. F: Buesel, Of this city.
Union Meeting-There will be a
meeting Of all union labor in Labor
temple. corner Fourth and DeMers,
Sunday evening, 1880. John D.
Chubbuck, organizer, will be present.
ADV.
Mrs. Zaxnxow Leavee-Mrs. A., w.
Zamzow Of this city left for the Twin
Cities Friday night. She was accom-.
panied by her NIECE. Miss Esther
zamzow, and will be. gone some time.
visiting Portage Wis, and Chicago,
before she returns:
Locklin Holding Own-Accordins
lin, who is critically i'll with spinal
meningitis in the army hospital at
Fort Smelling, Mimi, he IL holding
his own, and 1t IL hoped that he will
recover.
n. 8. Plays to be stased-The three
one-act plays given by the high
staged again in the Masonic Temple.
wednesday, April 16. Members Of
the local lodge and their families will
be guests, and the high school orches-
ira will furnish music.
Near-East Drive ProsreasinE-Al:
ready eight hundred Of the $4,000
Forks for the Armenian Syrian fund,
has been raised and promoters de-
lelare themselves we'll pleased with the
progress Of the drive. The remainder
Of the contributions + expected to
come in rapidly now.
IQeuaenasy Prosnoour to epeak-w. b
Slntz, d. D., Of Worcester, O., repre-
sentative Of tho Methodtst Centenary
movement. will speak at the local
Methodist church Sunday morning
lana evpninx. n
H. Enaasa. Syani visited Here-Endsu
". r. Ryan, formerly an attorney Of
st, Panl, spent yesterday visiting
herts with friends. having received his
tdischArEe from tho navy service al
Pelham bay. He expects to practice
law at Stephen, MINI. y
Stuoko in Cha1te-A- II. stucke.
recently discharged from tho United
States signal corps after several
months oversee service, arrived In
the city last night and will take
charge of the local Office Of the North
American Telegraph company Office
Bishop on Tralic Board-H. W.
Bishop. rate expert Of Nash Brothers
has been appointed on the COMMITTEES
on transportation Of the northwestern
zone Of the Mississippi Valley asso-
citation, according to advices received
from Minneapolis last night.
Added to Cast-Three. members
have been added to h cast Of Are
You q Mason" the play to be pro-
duced April 23 by the Arab Patrol
of Kem Temple. They are Mrs. s.. H.
Ashley, Miss Vera Stinson and 8. Hill.
ton clifford.