Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-30

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Collectious-L. a. chance,i1aw and
collection cole sEss .t Tslsph sas.r ~ E4s,ra om ane.
DeAers.-Adv.
Tfaseton In uty-Attorney O.. a.
Trageton OF Northwood is in Grand
Forks today attending to matters Of
DIR. westeen has moved his offices
from the widlund building tt the
Bentzen BLOCK, JUST opposite the Void
Farms-Improved, at $500 toj$125
per. acre; 80 years in the business in
Polk county. H, L. Gaylord Land Co.,
Fertile, Minn.-Ady:
Big Rum1nage sale-Basement au-
ditorium. st. Michaels church. COM
mencing Wednesday morning, Oct.
LIST, 9 o'clock sharp.-Adv.
wholesale Men Here. M. Ben
nett prominent wholesale dealer Of
Minneapolis. is a business visitor in
the city today.
Or. a. q Dean, for the past two
years In naval hospitals at New York
and Philadelphia, has opened Offices
over vold's Drug Store. Phone 1910
Americus Farmer Here-Edward
Gallagher. prominent Americas town
ship farmer, was a visitor in Grand
Forks Monday.
auditorium Dance-Every Friday
night. The place for a good time;
good music; good floor; good man
agement. Couple s1.1o, Extra ladies
free. Barry's orchestra.-Adv.
Rags Wanted tor wtping machin-
cry. Must be large, clean, free from
buttons. hooks and eyes. Will pay
Sc Per pound delivered to our press
room Grand Forks Herald.-Adv.
= Taylor in City-Thomas Taylor OF
Overly ts spending a few days in the
city in the interest Of the Home Lum-
Der company. MI. Taylor recently
purchased the Bacon farm Of s160
acres near Marvel.
Dance-Given by c. G. McGonesal
Tat Crookston Armory, Thursday even
ing. Oct. 2nd. Music by Emard's Z
piece orchestra. Tickets 800 per
couple; extra ladies Csc. plus war tax
ADV.
Fargo Attorney Here-Attorney G
F. Peterson Of Fargo is in the city to-
interest. Mr.. Peterson is a graduate
Of the, university law school and is
well known in the city.
Concert And Dance at Bachelor.
Grove pavilion, Mccanna, wednes.
day, October 1. 1919. Music by
Emard's ~ piece orchestra. II you
Dr.. Taylor Arrives. w. Taylor
recently appointed instructor in Eu'
ropean history in the University Of
North Dakota, and filling the place
left vacant by the resignation of DR.
Francis Tscham, arrived in Crane
Forks last evening. and assumed hi.
new duties at the university today.
Ro1da in Bad shape-The road be.
tween Hillshoro and Grand Forks Il
,t2aHs: .ae.eEather dangerous condition, du.
ItostheAEecent rainfalls,S according tt
Mics Eleanor Sarles OF Hillsboro, wht
to Grand Forks last. evening
:ffatheg.rand mother, Ex-Governor ant
! MIS-. by. Sarles, as far as 5Thomp
ssseon, g .which place the trip was mad.
hoYaa automobile. Driving was mad
dangerous though by sthe slipper!
roads, yand at Thompson. Miss SarleI
took the train and Mr.. and Mrs
sSarles returned to HillSboro with thei
car. Miss Sarles is a guest at til.
Delta Tau Kappa, house,, ~ 4
The. Work Of Collecting and Com,
.ptling the war service record ant
photograph Of all Grand Forks coun
ty men and women who served in tn.
great war is progressing rapidly ant
the book, Grand Forks County in tn,
World War" will soon be ready fol
the press. Have you been interview
ed by one Of our agents yet? If 70,
have not you should eend in you
completed questionnaire and photo
graph at once. We will furnish /:
blank questionable on request. TIL.
PaEe Prtnterie, Inc. Grand Forks
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