Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-30
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Street railway service to East Grand
Forks will be discontinued July S in
stead of tonight.
Hallinglaget and Numedalaget will
open two days sessions in Grand
Forks Tuesday.
The knights Of Columbus confer
red degrees on q class Of 80 Sunday.
A successful band concert and
community sing were held at Central
park Sunday afternoon.
vented Harry Shaver from being
burned to death while intoxicated
early today.
The annual summer session Of the
Grand Forks schools opened this
morning at the Central school build
ing.
Sunday was a strenuous day for the
local police department, eight arrests
being made.
The opening Of Fairgrounds under
the management of the school board
is delayed until the middle of the
week.
Plans for the Homecoming celebra-
ton July 4 are going forward rapidly.
Jobs for 100 returned soldiers and
sailors have been found by the county
employment Office.
Language question brings up warm
discussion at Lutheran convention
here today.
Joseph Brown. who has been serv-
tachment Of the Sixth U. s. Cavalry,
has landed al Newport News. Va.
The eight hour law for women
workers goes into effect Tuesday,
Many auto accidents are reported
between Grand Forks and Red Lake
Falls.
Commercial club promises assis-
lance in the financial campaigns Of
Wesley college and the Luther Bible
! school.
Two youths implicated in the rob-
berry Of the Odell store entered pleas
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and were given suspended sentences.
Twelve hundred Withdrawals of
land under the state hail insurance
act are reported by County Auditor
Hans Anderson.
The auction sale Of lots in Lincoln
Park View addition this afternoon
was we'll attended.
McKernan Rettrned-Francis Nc
Herman of the local credit bureau. re-
turned to this city after a brief visit
through northern Minnesota.
Returned to st. Thomas-Louis
go for the past ten days, spent the
weekend in this city. and returned
last night to his home in st. Thomas
Grove Here on Business-Tax Com.
missioner Grove Of Nelson county
was in the city today comforting with
Tax Commissioner Chas. Evanson or
tax matters. Mr.. Grove will return t
Lakota this evening.
Guest Over Sunday Here-Elme,
Woods. who recently returned from
service in France, returned to hi
home in Larirnore this morning aftel
spending Sunday in Grand Fork.
visiting friends.
Tbrgefson Reconnaissance Tor.
gerson, who for the past mouth ha.
been spending his vacation With hi,
family in Ann Arbor. Mich. and
points in Ontario. returned last eve.
ming to this city. Mrs. -FTorgersor
and daughter Marion. will remain ir
Ontario to visit Mr.. T~orgerson's par
ents
Returned From Trfp in Minnesota
A. ]. Surratt returned Sunday from
a trip which he took to Fergus Falls
and other points in Minnesota. While
on his trip Mr. Surratt. who is field
agent for the North Dakota fedora,
crop bureau, attended to matters con.
nected with the department.
What Is good for the baby is good
for the whole family. Why not
therefore. use Danish Pride Milk from
healthy cows. Health above all othe,
things. Therefore. Danish Pride Mill
first, last and all the time on YOU
table. A treat to the whole family
is Danish Pride Milk. At your gro.
cer's.-Adv.