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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale. II

JONES MOTOR CAR CO.
soAErHING UNUSUAL IN THE SELL.
ING OF USED CARS: A S1xTY.pAY
GUARANTEE WITH THE SAME
SERVICE AS THAT GIVEN
WITH NEW CADILLAC
READ CAREFULLY THE DESCRIPTION
OF THESE USED CAR BARGAINS
EVERY ONE OF THESE is FAR BETTER
THAN THE DESCRIPTION. AND THE
SERVICE THAT GOES WITH THEN IS
THE BEST PROOF OF THE WAY WE
FEEL ABOUT THE SERVICE THEY WILL
GIVE rot
csaae reprinted and resaif,
e eotna aad remarkable value a. our
i9s 81 rebuff, BY e sdiFiss Ssehs s9as
i ana act put In 'iPtop condition. A very sat
sractive =. our price. $1,000.
in nrst-ciass condition. $1,000.
i,s od. nePs;sssd ana sGS5nE
class condition. handsome car and
rea! bargain a, our low price of 81, 500.
REQ ss s Limos, tx. touring
hq% ad. s Sogs touring i
For hire" busiacs The pliee is oar onl tor Ssh tse
GALL AT oEcE-DoN'T WASTE A MIN.
UTE IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN ANY
OF THESE CARS. FOR THE PRICES ARE
MADE Low ENOUGH TO SELL. THEM
AT ONCE. CALL AT ONCE. rELE.
PHONE RANDOLPH 49,.
JONES MOTOR CAR CO., INC.
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OVERLAND touring. 70 model, good tires
and top; electric equipment. $3.50 quick
SIG West Grace.
Al mechanical condition. viii sell cheap
70 anick buyer: Apply H. D. King Motor
Co.. $40 West Broad Street.
REPUBLIC 3-ton truck. late model and In
tho truck You need in your business. so
ceiling very cheap. II. b. King Wotcr Coz
$40 West Broad Street,
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Exceptional Used CAR BARGAINS

Exceptional Used CAR BARGAINS.
re ns5 DIN sSSSRRFnfSHH sAn H*S ne
Sfhs 95H{!hHH E4 +iiAS 9Pb E2T &2E
t I1sS re 'y2EKn int EREsT n YOU
rs r2Eb bp cAI LIST MhW ca * ySbp pE SA TIE
ASK FOR a ME pPAEPEN OR MR.
Ran. $40 Mad 1850
5?sFHs 'h2. ssSsn
d hq!G lSoa cord six syMa
First-ciass condition.
l SAXON roadster. 1913 model. newly paint.
covers: frst-ciass light roadster. 'o0' SID
NJ ,Dseai hs': .ese..i aa 'Sro .sS?
car viii be sold fe Very y chea l0'reca'ed This
srifs i:srn se.n s1sy.?
nishcd good tires: in h.s;-c!ass shao pc and
body and ton; irst.clsss r eondi Tain
:s5xs5 foaS syinder s9u1iS aS' sH Ss;Hss
good tires: Will be sold cheap.
DETRoITER roadster: will b. sold cheap.
| wEsCoTT 1916 touring: good mechanics,
To be sold a, an arnssinEiy low price Ice 'A''''
sTUDEBAKER. model l3. four-cylinder.
scTea' passenger touring.
0s sIuDEsA ,aTzs Is 'i5;ey,IHder
har hly
good is new and IS practically as good
been driven les, than 20S6 miies. eaTs.ns
n aslf ias sgssE msas
condition. Must be sold quick and viii go
cheap.
MAXWELL touring. 1917 model: GOOD car
cheap.
cHEvRoLET baby Grand model: eree:!sr,
IS excellent buy. us
sold cheap at Lrs, prospect.
car. ard GOOD buy.
sarsfaetory terms can be arranred on any
Of these cars. 80
COBUES
MOTOR SALES CORPORATION.
IH7 West Broad Street
Open Until $50 p. NJ
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lcharies City County. died AZ the hon.
her daughter. Mrs. II. 81 Woodward
" FloSd Avenue. 10 O'Clock Sstut1ay
f9nefal Monday Il. ". a. the above
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

cHEVROLET-For sale, Chevrolet -Four
Ninety" touring car. 1918 model! in cY-
ccllent condition. Sec Mr.. White. It's
,,, 9verha:rHhi ;. newly painted. sab; good
sand. gravel or anything heavy. Can be
scen at the Stewart Motor Sales Co., 1910
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| Real Estate
CltY ah4 8fato-HSr baIa. Rs.a
~ RHchAnGe-wssk's saMnssy
PRICE. SEVEN CENTS
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

SPARK PLUGS-Chs pion and RED Hea-
plug, for ALL cars. Get "A nov set for ~.
and stop '.n's.ing." Mayo Auto Supply Co,
'o1o West Broad street. Phone Madison SrpJ
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TIE ES-We offer YOU a choice collection Of
the highest grade 100 per cent efieient
fully guaranteed tires a. prices you would
guaranteed for full mileage. Don't s1usn.
der Your dollars on something you do not
get. Buy your tires Senshiy. We have
competitors. but we do not have any COM
peetitors that can compete with our prices.
on all tiro buys. Mall orders given espsciai
attention: il9 West Broad Street Rich
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BEOOciI-i.osi. probably In Broad Street
shopping section. gold brooch. diamond in
tcntc! OF four cnamecd autumn leaves.
Liberal reward Apply. Times Dispatch Of
/ hcc. nrst moor.
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VIM. light delivery. hrst-class mechanical
condition: newly painted. excellent body,
Stewart Motor Sales Co. 1910 Test broad
WILLIS KNIGHT-For sale or exchange.
WHY'S knight sevcn.passCnEcr, eight
cylinder, late model: first -ciass condition:
nowiy painted. or Will exchange for small
real estate. boulevard 1851.
Motorcycles and Bicycles. IL
ACNE bicycle gtvon away FREQ. Call At
our storo for full PARTICULARS. Rovlstt
Bicycle CO.. ais West Broad.
B,.UEBIRD RICTcLEs-rhe lowest price
real bike that you can buy. $3.50 E1-
per, Bicycles. ,s5. American Bicycles. $40
Pierce Bicycles. $50. Acme Bicycles. $50
Columbia Bicycles. ,i2.5c Now models.
up-to-date equipment. Full line Of bicycle
tires, lamps and accessories Expert
prompt repairing. Rowlett Bicycle Co.. 4l8
West Broad Street
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We miss the kind and willing hand
our fOnd and earnest car,
Our home rs dark without YOU
we miss you everywhere
by HIS Loving Wife and Children
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FORD 1917 coupe. Bosch magnetic. Strono.
hor5 carhnretor. shock sbsorbers. de-
.nnuntaeiT rims. mechanically Al. Mad:.
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nABE.-Dicd. Saturday. April 10, l:s3 y.
L.. az her Residence. -l3 Fourth Avenue
3shiahd ia!h, Mfs. Clara i. kaaoe. duugh-
OF the late Mr. and A.s. A. T. berger
uncfal notice later
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REPAIR PARTS for Ford cars furnished
at short notice. Ford wheels wire or
wood. and Ford lamps Of several STYLES AZ
low prices stop In and SEQ what we've got
that you need. Mayo Auto supply Co IN,
West broad Street. Phone Madison SIna
STARK rI.UC;S--Dcrfs reduce Ea,oI,nc
hills. Massey CO.. cI4 North Adams
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AAKB your want cd specific
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how hard we tried TO save him.
PrayGrs and tears were ali in vain:
ppy angels came and took him
From this world OF toll and pain
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In SienOrian.

pr GU! baby. Henry Lynwood Hesdie.
70 entered inio Eest s!A months ago TO-
p, October 20. 1913.
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WRITE y SONG-Lovc. mother, home
childhood. patriotic or any subject l com
pose IN usic and guarantee publication. Send
words today. Thomas Merlin. Cs3 Reaper
Block, Chicago.
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HUPMOBILE speedster. Thoroughly over
nauieo' gopd paint. good tires. in excellent
call Randolph fs. ~ No"S'''
JORDAN 7passcnger., in good mechanical
condition. newly painted. five cord tires
VIII take Ford touring car as par, pay.
MAXWELL. 1918 touring 5-nassenccr
slightly used fully equipped. Good tires.
Top ana paint Looks and runs like new
Onc,half Of new car price. Will be glad
70 demonstrate II. 800 West Broad Street
used Overland cars: in
good condition. Can be seen Harpcr Over
land Co. 2l3 w. Broad Street.
OVERLAND-For sale, ono Overland car
1918; good condition and good tires
Cheap for cash. Address d., r. ., Boz
1875. 49, ~
OVERLAND ToURlNG-will sell nv Over.
land touring car model SOB. Engine has
Just been owe5,hiauled; new top. Car is in
Randolph 4o7. Ask for Mr.. Hughes.
WAIT 70 rent room? Read snd lss
!. = !. 4 i
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roKD, ,e9n Us Us Ford touring All extra
FORD 1919. touring car for sale. IN good
ps snd3pIe;b SS heap to quick buyer. Call
FORD SEDAN ,RoDY-In good condition.
price 5000 Phone Randolph $50.
FORD-For sale. 5-passengcr Ford touring
car. with Stromberg carburetor: good
sreS and In Al condition. Can be seen al
5la r. Ninth Street. South Richmond
be sold; Thurs.on. 1852 East Cay street, Maa.
FoK FORD, 1912 tcp5lng, at once. or will
so iTnde rcn 1G5 lsl7-islS Ford touriar. ii
F2 2dr9 For. sale; one one ton worn-drye
fec for 800 Phone Boulevard 2,I6.J.
FORD-Siightly used Ford touring car for
sale cheap. II. NJ. Alley. Randolph :75e-W.
l22i Winder Street w.
FORD-For sale. one 1916 Ford roadster
new tires; is in Al condition. viii saeri
hce for $50 Phone Boulevard c47s.J.
FORD ORD JI TN, n,,. BuS-Slx-YheeI lt;ras-
.aeo Call kandoIph rs NJ. Roxsey. '''O"
mcchanicai condition. ss7s. Ford ~ touf EGTa
l!lS model, In good condition $3.50 A. r
Tiiler. 1905 West Broad Street.
se1geT In good mccSsS S,ia1cF cond IR Isn
go1d tiIcs, paint Cheap to a quick buyer
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81, none nssy . On tires and tu5es Come = and
Co. 40 West Broad Street
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Touring, 1917 model. in frst-class
mechanical eocdition. Fine uphol.
and tools. Electric lights and YAH
lock. Will sell for $375 to 1uieS
buyer. Ask for Mr.. Collins. caro-
MAYO Auto Supply Co.. SIS west
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Q; 4 9. Auto Supply carry com.
T.ets line Of everything for tho auto
anything In. the aeeesnory line. ali
on on US Water and air free. Dive
maad- Q. & s. Auto surely III
East Broad. Msdson islS
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Lost and Found.
AUTOMOBILE
AUTOMOBILE--
tiso-REWARD-

BAG.lSst either on Broad an! Twenty
'!'tA street yaf going west Harrison
between Broad ana Franklin a BLACK
Drafted s.IE bag, containing keys. eye
franklin ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Henry G. Giese has returned from
his vacation which was sepnt in and
near Fergus Falls.
Mrs. Arthur Cerrivau Of Minnesota
Point will leave for Winnipeg this
evening"; she intends to spend some
time in the Manitoba capital.
c. L. Gordon Of Hendrurn was in
the city yesterday and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Ingle. formerly
OF Minnesota Point. now of waubay,
S. D.. are visitors here this week.
On Monday afternoon a check for
S712.32 was sent to the Fergus Falls
cyclone sufferers by F. E.. Lurton,
chairman Of the East Grand Forks
relief committee. 1t is expected that
several more donations will \ b. re-
ceived within the next few days.
Miss Alma Opheim, who has been
serving as a nurse with the Ameri-
ear expeditionary forces in France
has arrived IN New York and will be
home in a>few days. according to word
received here.
An adjourned council meeting WA
scheduled for last night for the pur-
pose Of discussing the paving situa.
ton. AS several aldermen were away
from the city, it was decided to post
pOne the meeting indefinitely. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
GETS JOB .
HE WANTED

Mr.. Kernel Helgerude. a farm
boy, preferred the auto industry
to farming but lacked business
training. He overcame this handi-
cap by taking up Accounting and
Craftsmanship at the Dakota Bust
ness College, Fargo, N. D. and is
now with the-Spicer Motor Co.,
Fessenden, N. D.
Miss Gladys O'Neill, Cakes, N:
D. also secured more congenial
work through the D. B. c. She
formerly taught music but now
has a fine stenographic position
with the White Motor Sales CO.
Write F. L. Watkins, 806
Front St., Fargo, NJ about
summer courses.
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East Side
LOGAN FUNERAL
ON WEDNESDAY
Remains to be Inferred at
GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
After Services.

Funeral services for Jacob W.
Logan, who died last Sunday while
being taken to a hospital, will be held
at the Norman undertaking parlors in
Grand Forks tomorrow noon at 1878
O'Clock. This announcement was
MADE today following the arrival of
Miss Esther c. Logan of Spooner.
Wis. who is a daughter of the de-
ceased. The remains will be sent to
GAINESVILLE. Mimi. for interment.
Mr.. Logan. who had been a resi-
dent of East Grand Forks for several
years. had beer suffering from III
health for some time, but his death.
due to heart trouble. eame quite un-
expected. He is survived by his
daughter, Esther. who is a teacher at
Spooner. Wis; by four sons, Tom
and Charles of Stewartville, Mimi;
Hugh of Morton. Mimi. and Jerry Of
this city: also by two sisters. Mrs.
Murphy of Spooner. Wis. and Mrs.
Woods of Stewartville.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
BASTILE DAY FETE

Washington. July 14.-President
Wilson, with Mrs. Wilson, tonight at
tended. a. reception given at the
French embassy by Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand in observance of
Bastile Day. the French national holi-
day. It was the first social event at
tended by the president since his re-
turn from France.
Guests at the reception in addition
to the president and Mrs. Wilson in
cluded Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall, the members Of the cabinet and
their wives, Speaker and Mrs. Gillett,
and members of the diplomatic corps.
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READ ALL THE ADS


No soldiers Of the world war un-'
derwent more varied Experiences than
these Czecho- slovak troops from ST.!
IBERIA, the first 1000 Of nearly 100000
Pohemians forced to war against the
Russians in 1914 by Austria to be sent
on their homeward journey. These r
wounded or i'll who have recovered
sufficiently to travel and were landed
at San Diego, California. from vladi-
yostok early In July for a fortnight's
rest at Camp Kearny base hospital be-
fore being sent across the continent
for transport to France and thence
home.
They are still a stalwart body Of,
men, as q whole. after five years Of
hghting for their nationality, now
recognized and assured by the peace
treaty. DESERVING the Austrian forces
this Bohemian army went to the Rus
sian side. only to see Russia break
forcing them to defend Themselves
against the Reds ana work their way
to Join the ti-Bolsheviki. troops Of
Admiral Kolchak and at last the al
lied forces with which their wander
ings ended at V~1Adivostok.
Most Of their original army lie scat
tered in graves throughout the for
ntsr vast Russian empire. They esti-
mated there may be $4,000 remaining
alive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
FIRE ORIGIN
IS SUSPICIOUS
Mysterious Blaze in DR..
Fletcher's Office Does
Small Damage.

When Dr.. r. F. Fletcher arrived at
his office in the First National bank
building shortly before 1 o'clock this
afternoon he discovered a lively ana
spreading little blaze eating into an
upholstered couch in his outer Office.
The IRE department wal summoned
Immediately and aside from the loss
of the couch and couch furnishings.
and some damage to the floor, small
Evidence attending the discovery
and nature of the fire led to the belief
hat it was Of incendiary origin. A
box Of matches found on the floor
neal the couch was no doubt left
there by someone who was de-
termined to set hre to the place, nre
officials believe. A cushion had been
set afire and was practically de-
stroyed when the fire wal discovered.
The flames had spread to the couch
and the floor in the immediate vi
entity was scorched.
Ohioe Hey Taken.
According to DR.. Fletcher, some
one entered the inner office a short
time ago and took the key to the of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
Is MILLIONS NEEDED
TO AID SERVICE MEN

Washington. July 14.-Appropria-
lions Of at least $25. 100000 viii be
needed this year for rehabilitatine
and educating wounded soldiers, SAIL,
ors and marines, the House Appro.i
priAtions Committee was told today.
BY James p. Munroe. vice chairman
OF the federal board for vocational
education. The committee was hold.
which President Wilson vetoed Satur-
DAY because it limited funds for a..
etsting the wounded service men.
Fourteen thousand men, an i'm.
crease Of 5000 within few weeks,
applied to the board for yoca-
uonAl training. Mr.. Aunroe said.
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NEW JERSEY CLERK
CONFESSES; KILLED
VICTIM WITH HAMMER

Avon, N. j., July Steward
O'Brien. the 20-year-old clerk arrest
ed here charged with the murder Of
Gardiner G. Hull of the New York
stationery Arm Of Hull and Deppisch
made a second written confession to-
day, according to Chief Of Police
Jones, in which he admitted that the
hammer blows which killed Mr.. Hull,
were struck by him ana not by his
companion clerk. Edward E.. Paige.
In his nrst confession he had accused
Paige of being the actual murderer.
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Ace. The office was entered during
the noon hour, DR.. Fletcher believed.
A scare alarm sent in to DR.. Fletch-
er's office a short time ago may also
have something to do with the fire
today, it was believed.
Officials Investigate.
Fire and police officials are inves-
tigating the matter in order to de-
termine the cadse of the. fire. The
matter of mysterious fires is one that
will be closely watched. officials ad-
vised today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

Fair viAitofe-ClArence e. Lonfnen
OF Fordville, N. D., and H. H. Knut-
son Of Reynolds were In the city to-
day Tor the opening Of the state fair.
Here on Business-E. g. Bonlie Of
MAnvei was in the city, this morning
on Business.
Detailed at State Faar-A. Wood,
gunner, first class, and G.. Ashley,
coxswAin, U. s. NJ, who are detailed
TO be in charge Of the navy booth on
this morning to take up their duties.
Back From Detroit-P. S. Peterson
returned last night from Detroit,
Mimi, where he went to attend the
state Bankers association meeting.
Card Of ThanksAWe wish to thank
our many friends and neighbors for
their kindnesses shown during the
sickness ana death of Mr.. Fowler.
Mrs. Fowler and Family.
Failor Is Forenian--:a. w. Failor,
who has been a driver for the Model
years has been-naade foreman OF tho
plant, and ID no longer greeting hts
regular customers.
Move Canteen-Red Cross canteen
headquarters on DeMers avenue will
be closed the last day Of July and
new quarters found where ample
Red Cross boxes, according to Chair
man Tracy r. Bangs. It, is probable
that the rest room will be dispensed
with.
When You Come to Grand Forks
- ~xk~aI H. - 3
with your eyes, be sure to consult
Eyesight Specialist r. c. McAllef,
who is located over the Dacotah Phar-
trnacy, corner Third ana DeMers. Eyes
examined. Glasses ground to fit the
eyes.-Adv.
Badly Burned by Explosion-John
Males was badly burned at the fair
grounds last night, when a gasoline
torch in his concession stand explod-
ed. He-was burned about the neck.
ar1ns. and hands before assistance
came. At present he is resting in a
local hospital, his condition being re-
ported not serious. Males is a follow
er of the WorthAnp shows. -.
Bohemian Band Here for Fair-The
Pisek Bohemian band arrived in
Grand Forks to play during the state
fair. The band is composed of IS
MEMBERS, all OF bohemian descent.
TIE band is under the direction OF
Arthur Thompson, superintendent OF
schools at Pisek, who organized the
band three years ago..
Pleased With Exhibition-Ferdi-
nand v. Knapp. connected with q
manufacturing house in Chicago, was
in the city this morning on business.
and while here visited the state fair,
Mr.. Knapp states that this is the first
fair that he attended in the north
west. and expressed especial interest
in the splendid livestock exhibition
on display at the fair.
The. security Mutual LIE Insurance
Company Of Lincoln, Neb., has been
licensed. to do business in this state
This company was organized in 1894,
anu is well, established. It has done
a conservative business. has a COM
Portable surplus and its reserve and
surplus r we'll invested in western
securities. Its policies are plain and
up.to-date. The company desires to
make arrangements with some relia-
Bile and experienced life insurance mer
to represent It as general or district
agents. Write to the. company fol
further particulars.-Adv.
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A small fire discovered at noon in
the office Of DR.. F. F. Fletcher, First
National bank building, is believed to
have been Of i~ncendiary origin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

Directors of the Merchants Credit
Association urge that all stores close
Lfor one afternoon during the state
fair, but that they select different
afternoons for, closing.
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80 - atfSs
Tho Town Today
The greatest state fair 4ver held in
the history of North Dakota opened
it, rates this morning.

The greatest state fair ever held in
the history OF North Dakota opened
it, gates this morning.
Exhibits Of live stock are among the
chief features OF the fair now in pro.l
sress. u
TIP to this afternoon no complaints
of any trouble had been Received by
the Grand Forks police department.
a number OF prizes won by con-
testAnts at the Homecoming celebra-
ton July 4 have not been claimed as
yet and are awaiting their owners at
the Y. N. G. A. :,
At d meeting of the city council
Monday evening, G. s. Giles. city en-
Sineer, was instructed to proceed at
once with the preliminary plans for
paving University N Skidr1ore ave-
nues and the road to the packing
plant.
The Buick car stolen from Claude
Sims has been recovered near Emer-
ado.
6. Al. Mcleod Of. Aberdeen, g.. b.,
IL here to boost for hte Northwestern
Tractor demonstration to be held Aug
ust 10 to "a.
Two youngsters charged With steal
ing an automobile were arrested and
turned Nover to the Juvenile court Of
fcer.
Members of the Boys and Girls
Farm clubs, who. are attending the
fair will. be entertained at the Or
pheum thAatAr wednesday afternoon.
Soldiers who win accept farm work
may be discharged for the harvest
season, according to word received at
An interesting exhibition OF the
Agricultural products Of Canada Is be-
ing shown On North Third street.
Members Of the North Dakota Mu-
tual Farmers Insurance AsSociation
opened their annual convention today
at the Grand Forks city hall.
A public letter received from At
torney General William LANCER states
that he will enforce the full payment
Of taxes.
I. r. Coburn, %bed-ridden witness,
testifies in the contest for the estate
VI IAAO I0tS y. - q w llAA0AAlo, IAoW NC
ing heard in county court.
Directors of the Merchants Credit
Association urge that all stores close
(for one afternoon during the state
fair, but that they select different
Afternoons for closing.
A small fire discovered at noon in
the ONCE Of DR.. F. F. Fletcher, First
National bank building, ts believed to
have been Of ~incendiary origin.
One farmer of Grand. Forks county
reports a crop loss Of 100000 in the
hail storm ofAast Sunday.
The war ami community service
booth is proving Justly popular among
visitors to the state, fair.
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I. r. Coburn, bed-ridden witness.
testifies in the contest for the estate
Of the late J. c. McWilliAYns. 10 be-
ing heard in county court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

Bishop Il BAck-H. W. Bishop Of
the General Brokerage company has
returned from an extended. business
trip to the Pacific coast,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

One farmer of Grand Forks county
reports a crop loss Of 100000 In the
hail storm of slast Sunday.