Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-06
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J0hnson's Popular Price Store for
Hosiery.-Adv..
Typewriter wanted to rent-Phone
1850 N. W.-Adv.
!: Was At Lankin-P. s. Peterson Of
this city. spent the day at Lankin on
The Diet during and after innuen-
"a: Horiick's Matted MIX, nourish-
ing, digestible.-Adv.
Mclaughlin In-Judge Phil Nc
Loughlin is confined to his home with
a slight attack Of Ia grippe.
Sergeant Emard Here-sergeant
Arthur Emard returned to the city
last evening from Camp Dodge. He
received his discharge and will re-
main here.
Dance-Every Tuesday and satur.
day evenings, K. P. hall. 1876 South
Third street. Five-piece orchestra.
MCGOWAN & Brislan.-Ady.,
From Michigan-Oscar NJ. Bunde
and John Lillioun Of Michigan, N. D.,
are in the city attending to business
matters.
Dr. j. G. Brundin has returned from
the service and will be found in his
dental office at the Northwestern Ma.
tional Bank Building. N. w. phone
718.-Adv.
From Great Iakes-Art Berg, who
has spent several months at the Great
Lakes training station, returned to
this city last evening. He has re-
ceived his discharge.
George Price Ill-George Price of
University avenue Is confined to his
home suffering from a slight illness.
His condition today was reported to
be somewhat improved.
Home Guards Dancc-There was a
rumor that we had postponed u
Friday night dancing party. We pos
itively do not postpone any of
dancing parties. Our dances are on
Friday night each week. Grand
Forks Home Guards.-Adv:
Granted Divorcc-Mrs. Lucy Gis-
kaas OF this city was granted a di-
vorce yesterday on the grounds of
~non-support and desertion. Action
was brought against o. j.. Giskaas be-
fore Judge Cooley of the district court
yesterday. The plaintiff filed an affi-
davit denying the charges.
t Box of Oranges Receiyed-A box
of oranges al received at the office
Of the superintendent of schools this
morning from Mable Fodness of his
city, who is now a nurse at. Camp
/ M%archfeld, Cal. She Is in the avi-
alton field of the camp.
Tea Aprons 49c." that's how the
item should have read in Johnson's
popular price store advertisement last
evening-not "TeaI Gowns" These
aprons are exceptionally good value;
get n or more while they last
Adv.
n. Y. Banker Herc-J. A. Ross,
assistant cashier of the National City
bank of-New York city spent the day
in the city attending to business mat
tiers. Mr.. Ross said the deposits of
the National City bank on December
81, amounted to $751,0oo.0 0
Here for Meetings-Rev. A. o.
B~irchenough of st. Thomas. pastor of
city, and Rev. F. Hancock of Lakota
we're in the city today to attend the
meetings at the Methodist church
here in connection with the Centen-
airy movement.
Fractures Heel Bonneville STEP
ping from an upper berth of a Pull
York. DR.. e. P. Robertson had the
misfortune to slip, and fracture his
heel bone. He is confined to his home
! on University avenue for a period of
about eight weeks according to his
attending physician.
Dakota Farmer" Editor Herb.
B. Lawshe, editor Of the Dakota
Farmer, Arrived in the city last night
to attend the Roundup meeting of
farmers. Mr.. Lawshe spoke at the
meeting this afternoon, taking as his
tsubject "Stock Raising as a Stabil-
izer." He will leave this evening for
his home in Aberdeen. S. D.
jackson .Returns-Calvin jackson
returned last evening from Camp
Dodge where he received his dis
charge from the army. He had been
stationed at Fort Lee in the ammuni-
ton service and left the city May II,
1918. for Camp Fremont, Cal. CAL
vim Jackson is a son of John Jackson
Of this city.
Will Import Stock-county Agent
Rex E. Willard has succeeded in To-
eating the type Of pure bred bulls,
particularly Shorthorns and Poll Dur
hams, for the farmers throughout the
county who have requested such stock.
The prospects of higher standard of
stock came with the purchase of a
large number of pure bred bulls, an
nounced the county agent.
Farmers' Meeting at Or-There
will be a farmers meeting at Orr on
February IL. at which time M. Be-
atrice tombstone, county superintend-
ent OF Schools, will speak and Elsie
Rhode of the home demonstration
bureau will give a demonstration.
Miss tombstone will discuss the bill
pending in congress relating to edu-
cation of the country.