Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-27

by returned last niyht from Bismarck
wheye he has been Tor several days.
Dean Babcock to BisrnArck-Dean
E. j. .Babcock will leave tonight for
Bismarck where he will spend a few
days.
Farm Property sold-oscar Larson
Of this city has sold, through John c.
Doe Co., his farm in Fairfield town.
T. j. Smith Back From servfce-r.
j. Smith, Jr., son Of Tom J. Smith Of
this city, arrived home today from
New York, where he landed after
returning from service abroad.
Valentine Dance February 14.-The
Municipal band has announced Al
Valentine dance for February IA. The
program will commence at 8 o'clock,
and the dance will follow.
Reported to be Improving-Marga-
ret McConachie Of InkAter, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. McConachie, 10
reported ia, be improving after under.
going an operation at Of the local
hospitals on Friday.
1. o. o. f. Meets Tonight-Banner
Lodge No. 4. Of the 1. O.. O.. F.. lodge,
will meet tonight. It is especially es.
sential that the Past Grands be press
ent. There will be election Of Grand
oficers-Jacob Gress. N. G.
will Leave Germany-Jack Newark
of 119 North Seventh street, has re-
ceived a letter from his brother,
Sergeant Ager Newark, saying That he
country January is. He has been in
Germany for the past two months.
Funeral in Michigan City-The
funeral of Edith Knutson. 13.year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Wednesday afternoon from her for
mer home in Michigan City. Many
friends of the family in Grand Forks
will attend.
Winthcimer Returns-Albert Whit
heimer passed through the city yester-
day en- route to his home at Drayton.
He returned from duty overseas and
has received his honorable discharge.
Mr.. Wintheimer formerly was en-
ployed in this city in the office of the
Great Northern Express company. .
Two "Drunks" Taken In-Two
men in an INTOXICATED condition were
taken to police station this morning
and after pleading guilty before Po-
lice Magistrate j.: R. Purcell. were
both given the alternative Of jail
sentences or a good sized fine. They
went to Jail.
Goes to Battle Crcek-Mrs. O. B.
Ness of South Third street will leave
this evening for Battle Creek, Mich.
to be at the bedside of her brother,
hospital there. Mr.. Nelson is in the
salvage division of the quartermas-
) tcrs' corps.
Writes from France-Mrs. John
Seranson has just received a letter
from her son Cart Wallin. who is in
the 352th infantry, supply company,
now stationed i n Bonnet, France. He
tells Of the little snow they are hav-
ing there, and that all are working
hard. He saw Sam Braseth of this
city shortly after being released from
the hospital and said that he was
looking fine. Mr.. Wallin does not
know when he will be home.
County Commissioner Returned
Thomas S Mooney Of Niagara, one Of
the county commissioners of Grand
Forks county, has returned from
Dickinson where he attended the
meeting of the County Commissioners
State association. Mr.. Mooney report
ed a big attendance and very success
full convention. He is visiting a few
days in the city before returning to
his home.
appeared in the city today in "mufti,"
having received his discharge from
Camp Dodge. Mr.. jacobson has been
in service overseas for five months and
was in active engagements in the
Vosges mountains. He returned to this
NnY,nfr1, lost T,,1xy dakosfo5 yoe >,{1;<o~ ~,
instructor at Camp Humphries, Va,
where he had been stationed until he
was transferred to Camp Dodge a
short time ago for his discharge.
Orchestra to Give Conccrt-on
harmonic orchestra will render the
second of their concert series of
Music OF the Allies" Paole Conte
will be the soloist and will play a
piano concerto OF his own compost
ton. with orchestra accompaniment.
Under the direction of H. Alden
Enyeart the "Sextette from Lucia
popular singers.
Elton to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Attor-
ney Theo. b. Elton has been named
delegate to attend the conference Of
the National WA Work Council Of
the Y. M. c. A. to be held in Chicago
the first week in. February. Repre-
~sentatives from every state in the
union will attend the meeting and an
effort will be made to- assist dis
charged soldiers and sailors in OBJ
tanning employment.
Salvation Revival Meeting-Two
hundred people gathered at the Salt
walton Army Mall Sunday night to
hear Major Kittle of Minneapolis, who
spoke Of the wonderful work being
dom by the Salvation Army in this
country n all over the world. He
was we'll pleased with the spirit shown
by the local Army and complimented
Captain Veach On the splendid work
he and his helpers have done here.
Major Kittle will take charge Of the
meeting that will be. held tonight.
Delegates from Crookston will attend.