Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-19
The Town Today

The Town Today
Diplomas were awarded to. .nve
graduates at the commencement exer-
ctses of Wesley college. held this
morning.
Captain John Moore is home. on a
brief leave Of absence afkeri serving I
in France.
Large, delegations Of Grand Forks
people left today to attend the SEES
sions of sa~etesdalelaset and spele-
mannslaget at Crookston, and Solar.
laget at Fargo.
Dr. H. H. Healy, vice president Of
the city park board, points out the
need of observing necessary rules in
the use Of the swimming .pool> at
Riverside park.
Sinai Encampment,, L. 90. F.. will
bestow degrees on a. large class at
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
Sessions Of the city board Of equali-
cation end at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
University park is urged as the site
Of the proposed children's "Preven-
tatorium." =
The Salvation Army is planning a
campaign to raise 5000 for a Saliva
ton. Army hut to be used in connec-
ton with the Homecoming celebra-
ton to be held July 4.
W. E.. Black and a large party Of
local people will leave tonight for a
5000 mile tour Of western Canada.
James Mammalian, attorney for A. c.
Townley. vas a visitor in Grand
Forks today.
r. R. Ashley will represent Grand
Forks at the meeting Of the Roosevelt
Highway association to be held at
Devils Lake June "a.
Attorney General William LANCER.
Secretary of State Thomas Hall. and
Senator Fred Mees were in Grand
Forks today. y
Graduates of the state university
held their annual senior pilgrimage
this afternoon. Class day exercises will
be held tonight. -, -
William Greenleaf was named Sec
rotary of the local War Camp Com
munity Service at q meeting of the
committee.
Ruth Martineson of Mercer won
the first prize in the annual original
play writing contest, at the state uni
|versity. . ,a..
Officers were elected for. the COM
ing year at the annual convocation Of
the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons for North Dakota.
Lieutenants Myron Bacon and A.
Forseth expect to begin their return
flight from Langdon to Grand Forks
this afternoon.
The case Of E. A. F1adland against
Martin J. Lee continued to- occupy the
attention of the district court this
afternoon. :
Ten Grand Forks county farmers
will be given a urse in cost account
ing during the coming week.
o. B.. Lindquist, who was wounded
during the Argonne drive, returned to
Grand Forks this morning.
Suit for infringement of patent has
been instituted by the Warren Bros
Co. against the city of Grafton and
in connection with the. pavement be-
ing laid in Grafton. y
Leaves for Crookston-G. S. Ma.
lone. who has been. visiting his
brother, j.. L. Malone. in Crane
Forks, returned to crookston late
Two .Enlist-W. ]. o,Reilly anc
Henry w. Gould have enlisted in the
motor transport corps Of the United
States army at the local recruiting
office. They will be sent to Jefferson
Barracks. Mo.
Sergeant at Picntc-sergeant B. D
Coleman of the local army recruitint
office attended the county picnic a
Arvilla "Wednesday in the interests o.
Carmel Lodge Meets Tonight-stat
ed meeting Of the Carmel lodge O
Perfection. will be held at 8 o'clocl
this evening at the Masonic temple
Transaction OF, business will take vi
the session. D. NJ. Holmes. venerabr
MASTER; Chas. Allen, secretary.
Notice to Taxpayers-Notice /
hereby given that the mayor and cit;
alderman are in session in the cit,
hall as a board of equalization to re
view the 1919 assessment of the cit,
assessor Taxpayers wishing correc
tons made in their assessments mus
appear before the board on or ,befor
June 18th. 1919, as the city council
board of county commissioners, no
any other board, have no power. un
der the present laws, to change o
abate any Individual assessment, TIL