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thing ever saw. Wait until Il hai
Its supper. You'll see" She disap-
peared into her tent and Branch -
luctantly turned away.
Next he bore the infant 10 Judsor
and o'Reilly IN turn; but both gruffly
refused TO assume the least responsi
bility for H. In the matter otJadvics
concerning its welfare, howSser. they
were more oblieing. They here viii.
ing TO discuss the theory Of child-rear.
listen, but their advice merely causec
him TO glare balefully, and TO curse
them. Nor did he regard IL as a mari
OF friendship on their part when they
collected an audience that evening
TO watch him milk the cow-a pro
cedure. by the way. not devoid Of ex.
citement and hazard. inasmuch a.
Branch's knowledge Of cows was ever
more theoretical than his knowledgs
OF babies
Leslie had begun by this time q
realize that there existed a genera
conspiracy against him: he met L
with sullen resentment He deepy
regretted his ignorance Of the Spanish
language. however. for q THOUSAND
epithets and insults clamored foi
translation. %.
Now there are cows which an ANA,
teur can milk, and there are othea
kinds. This particular COW was shy
apprehensive, peevish; Branch's un,
practised fumbling irritated her. Be
ing herself a nomad Of the savanna
she was accustomed to firm. masterfu
men, therefore when Leslie attempted
courteously. apologeticaIly. 70 separatI
her from her milk she turned and
hooked him.
El Demonio's audience. who has
been looking on with rapt attention.
applauded this show OF spirit Branch
was unwontedly meek. He acknowi.
edged his total ineXperience. and beg.
sed his friends. almost politely, C
call for a substitute.
Judson explained. gravely. "Thes
Cubsns don't know any more about
COWS than you do
o'Reilly agreed. They're good bull
fighters. but they can't milk"
Leslie eyed the speakers, white Will
rage; he was trembling. You thinl
you're damned funny. don't youi
You're having a jubilee with me
Well. I'm game. I'll go through with
, it II you'll hold her, III milk her
I'll milk her till she hollers"
OSlAe AA4elss " ENtlAlg uOOh Nfle dnl1nh
by the horns and Judson laid hos
Of her tail.
Stretch her tight" Leslie command
ed. Don't give her an inch OF slack
I or III quit" When his friends had
braced themselves he moved toward
the COW once more, but this time from
the opposite quarter. Noting the d.
rection OF his approach, the onlookeu
gave vent 10 a low murmur OF eE
pectancy. They drew closer.
Strangely enough. the animal stoo<
quiet for a time-lost in amazement
perhaps-and Leslie managed TO cove
the bottom of his big tin cup with
milk. But at last the outrage proved
, too much for; she slowly lifted on,
hind foot and poised IL jerkily. Sh,
seemed TO consider the next move fol
, a moment; then she kicked forware
and sent Branch nying.
4 Can you beat that" o'ReiIly ex.
I claimed in apparent wonderment
Why. she walloped YOU with IN,
back Of her hand"
TO be Continued
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PROF.. BELMONT.

Noted ciairvoyant and Palmif, can read you
nfe by the lines In your palm which are the
record of your life. Being . graduate Of tuo
COLLEGES ok palmiszy his wonderful rft q
second Eght ensbles him TO lift the veil Of MN
tsry and reveal to You important natter a
Jour future life. GiSrs sdyice on business mat
tiers. love. health and family afairs: tells name
Of your future llshand CT wife: tells n one you
love 10 tre or false; what part af the country q
hckiest to you. uhar 20 do 10 b successful In
life; removes troubles Of an nature; brinss the
separated together; tells the secret Of hayins
perscnai influence with Jour associates Prot
Belmont 70 Psychologist Of World Rsnown
Readinu, 81. ms New York ave nv. nsxt
5oor 70 h,sonie Temple.
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Scratching Increases the Irritation
of the Delicate Skin
Tissue.

You can claw your nails into your
skin until it bleeds. in an effort to OBJ
tain RELIEF from the fiery itching and
burning caused by skin diseases. but
you only increase the Irritation and
pain.
And you can pour ointments, saIves
and lotions by the gallon on the irri-
tAted parts. without obtaining any
thing but temporary relief Just as
soon as the strength of the counter ir-
'rItant gives out. your pain and tor
ture will re:arn with increased vio-
lcrsce. because these local remedies
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Mrs. BOSWELL

Gives advice on business. love- health and
family Affairs; tells II the one you love Is true
Or false. what part Of the county il luckiest to
you. what to do to Be successful in nfe; tells
you what has passed in life. and what is hap
pening. without asking q single question; when
and whom you win marry: settles and explains
love. family trouble, marriage. divorce, health
speculations. transactions Of all kinds. In fact,
no matter what your hope, fear or ambition,
come to this noted palmist and hnd help There
Is no use for anyone to Be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble She guarantees satixfaction
Readinu. a.o0 no 7th 81. NV, between G and
Il stS Delft
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REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED..

HELBIG-On Tuesday, December Q.
1919. at $40 y. M. at his resi-
FREDERICK W.. beloved hus-
band of Bertha Amberg and
father of Fred W., jr, Harold
H.. and Leila Hustled.
Funeral Friday p. m. at his resi-
dence. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment private. (Balti-
more. Md. and lynchburs, Va.
papers please copyO
T., on December 10
1919. at 8 a. m.r at Sibley Hospital.
aged II years. He leaves to mourn
him his wife Maria, and four
children, Pearl Friede, Cora Old
aker, Fred &nd Bert.
Notice of funeral later.
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MADAM IFNORE.

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business. love.
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything you wish to do. Tells hos to over
cone evil influences; bow to gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice win help you, You will
Be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium No guess work or questions asked
What she sses and tells cosues true Tells the
full name Of who you wfl marry. the day and
month GfIe her q trial before you criticise /:
come and Be convinced what a natural born
elairyoyant can do. Satisfaction or no chargea
Hour, II q N. 10 80 p N Closed Sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
Tvo doors north Of Palais Royal.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
GOLDEN RULE, Inc.

Modern House in the Block Of B Stree. Southeast
& P. sss @ aa M s
monh An an investment @ this property Wi, rent for at least
Sa oe a Ri fps $500 s
'spection through this office only
On Sixth Stree. Nor.hws: near Ma;sashus s' AysnueWs
nng for $,Eooo Per month ont on Me VII sen do tor $ooo
home.
In the Block Of Firs, Street Northwest on the East Side Of
We baye one You Go sale at s 800 with onIy $500
cash. b,lsass pssasIs $500 month iiaeadi%s al
not will for you.
easier terms cannot be found in Washington Inspection
through this office only =
On Belmont Street Northwest @ ss ssssspt
be 1 can D y S oe so
month. Submit offer
On Pleasant Stree. Northwest, the s4oo Block Over
s ESs ct s r has o es nesbor
soOd brick home and @ :; t ,s unusually low price of
Congress Heghtsx BATH furnace heat and cleo
tieity; convenient to cars Price, $500
Mount Rainier Md-Six rooms bath, furnace heat and
electric lights bungalow; large pOrches Price s65oo
Tenth Street NorthwestEevcn bedrooms BATH
lights large lot; good rooming house. Price $500.
good condition; brick house. Price, $7a5o
% as @ bath nd os1s9sd
brick. Price $3.50. ~ T'N '~'~'~1
Northwestsyen rooms bath hotwacr heat
and electricity double tt ss garage hardwood floors
and electric lights hardwood hoOrs fireplace Price,
Ssooo sn0 electric "sN'' stone p0's" 0'sN nome 'e
-. GOLDEN RULE, Inc
Continental Trust Building Fourteenth and H Streets
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C.,
Washington. d. q. December 10. 1919 Sealed
woposals will he received at this Office. Ronu
200. until O'Clock. p. IN. January 6. laoD. fol
furnishing blackbnards for use in public schools.
Specifications and forms Of proposal may be had
upon application to the Purchasing Oniccr. Room
SD. District Building. LOUIS BROwNI,Dw
CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioners. ID. c.
dell il
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PERSONALS.

TINT. hf1LEEl- WItlNLltb5N
.na an ss %, q sss 4. 1ss ,. ne 2 @ - 'g a.s
o.fnes 10 direct. advise. and help man and
women in everyday sfsin Of LIE; tabs you
names Of friends. rfvals cnenies. b taI yoa
every hope. fear Or ambition Houn. q. m 10
p m. Room nj. nd noor, Kenois Bldg. llth
and O sta. nv. over sc and loe, store. Main
1885 WIN call your name orer phone free Of
charge from 10 TO u . m only. Private Of
ice. deipit
DO YoU LOVE GOOD D-HEAITHl fou CAN
hsve ~ Gail q liz tn a nv.
Old INDIAN HEB REMEDY sHoP.
nhiI0
FOR sALE-E BURNUM-s H1GH-cLAse
toilet prepsrations At prevr prices; they ars
always Appropriate and reatly appreciated o.
giftI LIBERTY SANITARY BEAUTY SHOP.
ISIS 18th It nv. North 3f7SJ. de3zt
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

200 ST. Nw.-oSE OR TWO ROOMS UN-
furnished. near bath: near car line. Phone
West 166 delI5t
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MADAME D'ASHMAN

GYPSY CLAIRvoYANT
Advises you on all conditions Of life; lore.
marriage. divorce, business, changes; she mas
helped others; she can help you ROOM -
lDl t. NV, cor. 18th.
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MADAME ISMAR.

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT, AND PALMIsT.
Born with double veil; many years in prac-
tice; tells what you are hest adapted fer: your
lucky and unlucky days; how to Overcome erii
influences: break Up bad luck and keep peace =
family; make up lovers dlarrels: tells who you
will marry and when: reading strictly private:
business confidential: sees sIerJona
COZ F st. NV. corner of 9th.
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YY0NNEI

READER OF HUMAN DESTINY; DON'T
Be A FAILURE! LEARN THE ART OF
CONTROL; DO NOT WASTE ANOTHER
DAY OF YOUR LIFE. BUT MAKE AN AP-
POINTMENT BY PHONE TODAY. NORTH
40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXAMINATIONS FOR TEAcHING-BY on.
der Of the Superintendent, Of Public Schools
examinations win be held a. Franklin school
Building. corner 18th and K sta NV. beginning
at g. m. on Monday. December ., 1919. TO
estabiish eligible lists for tsachershirs In the
following special subjects in Day High, voca.
tcnal and Elsmenta1 Schools: "a, High
Schools: Domestic Art. Domestic Science, Mu.
sic, Physical Culture. Carpentry, Bookkeeping.
Art Work u. e., Dravins-Freehand. Mechan-
iexi.l tbD Vocational Schools Domestic Art,
Domestic SCIENCE. tcl Elementary Schools:
Physical Culture. Music. Manual Traininr a.
q, sdopworkl. For further information apply
to N. Z weatheriess. Secretary Board Of Es.
aniners. Franklin SCHOOL Building. corner l3th
rotary Board Of Exsminefs. colored schools
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DESK ROOM AND MAIL PRIVILEG rs !;
central location; public steuouapher. Post
onice BOX ~. City. delIS3t
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OUR CUSTOMERS INTEREST IS OUR
first thought and some think Of US and the
fine bunch Of cash We gladly and cheerfuty lay
for ladies' and mems worn ciothinsf shoes. etc,
and We are sent for and no further worry: pays
to phone Main nG JUSTH's OLD STAND,
GO D. deiIn
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RAINBOW'S END
A Novel BY REX BEACH

Author Of The Trail" The spsers
Copyright by Harper Brothers, Pubishers)
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Every Wednesday. l2.0 .. m You can
Every Saturday. 80 D. M buy o. ssn.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE or AUTOS.
CAPITAL CITY GARAGE. iIoIIs sth Of. nv.
nol-d
Mr.. FORD OWNER. Is YOUR CAR HARD
to star these cold Dorningsl II It is We will
furnish and install a set Of batteries that will
insure easy starting for s. MOORE'S SERV-
ICE STATION. 9Th st and Nd. ave. sw.
drl03t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

LARGE ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO YOUNG
EEn: private family; other roomers: north
cat sfctfou. Lincoln g2-W. dell-E
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CTo be ConunuedD
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MONEY TO LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE
a. current rates Of interest TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. INC. eli 18th q. uu apoks sos
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To IOAN-sSo 70 $4,000 ON q. C.
real estate Several tut funds. All trans
actions conducted With economical consideration
for borrouerA
wM. n. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building. N 18th st nv.
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East Side
TOWNSHIPS
OF POLK COUNTY
GONE OVER TOP
None Of Those Named In.
clude Members of East
Grand Forks District.

Five more townships, nona Of them
members Of the East Grand Forks
district, went comfortably over the,
top yesterday in final reports for
warded the county chairman. The
five who have registered themselves
in the county honor roll ara Tabor.
Euclid. Angus, Brandt and Brtslet
townships.
Except for additional scattering
subscriptions, the condition In the
nine townships completing the East
Grand Forks districts remain nu-
changed. Yesterday township COM
mittees renewed their recanvass with
only moderate results. Though their
netghbors on every side : meeting
their loan quotas, and East Grand
Forks oity has gone over the top by
an ovcrsubscription of nearly 80 per
cent, the townships of. the districts
continue to show but a tagging in
terest in the campaign. (
The drive. which was to have
closed according to- previous an
nouneements April 26th, will con-
tfnue, it. was stated today by Chair
man N. j. Nelson, until the several
quotas + are attained, and reports
showing uncompleted results will be
returned with instructions. to <finish
to the remaining hope that the in
ertia which has characterized the
township campaigns will be followed
by a speedy comeback, as was the
case with the city drive. which ex-
perienced its deepest gloom just be-
fore victory carried it like a tidal
wave owe the ton.
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Burning Shed, Causes
Property Loss Of $500

Fire shortly after 5 o'clock Thurs
day evening totally destroyed two
small sheds, a part of the residence
property on Pillsbury street. belonging
to Dan Brantner. When discovered,
the flames had gained such Sheadway
that the department was unable tt
save either structure. Damage is es-
timated at 5000.
The blaze is thought to have been
caused by small children playing
with matches, as several children
were playing in one of the , Sheds
which was filled with straw, and seen
to run away a few minutes before the
fire broke out!
Mr.. Brantner recently came into
the possession of the property Of
which the sheds were a part, and n
ly since the fire discovered that in
surance had been withdrawn by the
former owner Of the property at the
time the sale was made,
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Key West Farm Club
Gives Program Tonight

An interesting program will be pre-
sented by the members of the Key
West Farmers club at their regular
meeting at the Keystone hall this
evening. as follows:
Piano duet-Helen Lehman, Mr..
Lehman.
Instrumental guitar duet-Mrs,
Clint. Mrs. Lehman. !
Reading-Mildred Lehman.
Vocal duet, "Old Favorites"-Mrs
Clint, Mrs. Lehman.
Violin solos-Mildred Lehman.
Vocal duet-Mrs. Clint, MrA. Leh-
man. +.
Reading-Mildred Lehman.
Piano duet-Helen Lehman. Mrs.
Lehman.
County Superintendent Of Schools
N. A. Thorson will be present and
will give a talk <on consolidated
schools.
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ARRANGEMENTS =
NOT COMPLETE
FOR FUNERAL

.4 #.H.E.. - I r|
No arrangements for the funeral Of
Mrs. Mabel Burchard, who died 1t 2
o'clock this morning, have yet been
made. pending the arrival of rel
attves.
Mrs. Burchard died at a local hos
pital this morning from inflammatory
from which she has been.
suffering for some time. She is sur
vived by two children-ChaFles, age
Z. and Alma. age S. Other relatives
from San Francisco have been sum-
moned. and r expected to arrive
Monday.
Mrs. Rurchard was married to F..
F. Burchard. secretary of the Grand
Forks board Of education. in 1910,
and has made her home in this, city
since In 1915 she was appointed
postmistress at the University Of
North Dakota. and was holding that
position at the time Of her death.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Smith left by
MINI, where they nave a cottage.
and where they will make their
home during the summer months.
James Pender viii leave tomorrow
for Brooks, where he will make .
brief visit at the home OF his sister.
Mrs. J. A. Hiney.
Mrs. George Snyder loft today for
Wadena, MIMI, where she will spend
several days visiting friends.
Miss Anna Kaufman expects to
leave Monday for Aberdeen. g. d.,
where she will attend the session on
the following day Of the district Zion
Evangelical conference.
over nifty young people attended
the social by members Of the Zion
Lutheran Young Peoples Alliance.
held at. the J.. schmalenberg home on
Allen avenue last evening. Games.
among them that carried . penalty.
were the diversions Of the evening.
Refreshments were served from )unch
baskets brought by the merrymakers.
The proceeds will be used to defray
expenses Of the alliance.
Miss Margaret Ferguson 70 hostess
for . few days to Misses Evelyn Corn
forth md Hermine DuVal Of Crook.
ston who are guests at the Ferguson
home on North Third street.
After spending several days in
East Grand Forks theNNQest Of friends
Miss Lily Nelson returned yesterday
to her home ut Northland.
Mrs. A. Goslin Of Crookston arriv-
ed Thursday and will make Z short
visit at the home Of her parentA Mr..
and Mrs. I. L. Aoebeck.
: Mr.. and. Mrs A. j. Gundsrspn~rs-
turned Thursday to Sutton, n. D.,
after Spending several days At the
home Of Nra. Gunderoop's mother,
Nrs.. u. Hotvedt
NrA Emil Pratch and littls dAaGh.
ter Fannie left Ihureday for Mime
treatment from . specialize
for her. eyes, which were left In Q
weakened condition following m At
tack OF infiuensa-
Nj. and NrA L. L Wright expo0t
10 leave Saturday for, Aileenk. q D.
|Whaeo thay VIII make tAslr futpRs
|h0ma NJ. Wright has Ind cAAS9e q
a ~ - sM
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FARMER TRIES TO SET
FIRE WITH COAL OIL;
TEN DEAD; ONE TO DIE

Dslsss. Okla, april 3s.-Ten per.
sons are dead and one fatally injured
the result Of an explosion today
the attempt of Tom Ballard.
. farmer near here, to kindle = hre
with coal oil.
The dead are:
Ballard, his wife, baby and two
orphan children: Mrs. Charles Ride
nour and three small children and Z.
Ballard.
They were unable to escape the Dire
which avApt the house.
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orS were made by the local police
during the last "a hours.
Officers to Duluth-ofictals and
members Of the executive committee
of the Northern Packing Co. have
gone to Duluth to sconfer with H. l..
Elliott. superintendent Of the plant.
was summoned Wednesday night to
extfnguish q small blaze at the Col
ton and Wilder grocery store, South
Third street.
Former Local Attorney Dead-P.
J.. Mclaughlin, formerly. a Grand
Forks attorney and later Of st. Paul.
here. His funeral was held in st. Paul
Thursday afternoon.
: Many Sales Made-ThA real, estate
market in Grand Forks county is ex-
tremely active to Judge by the re-.
ports made at the Office Of the county
register Of deeds.
Injury slight-Miss Marjorie Will
cox, who was slightly injured last
Wednesday afternoon when she was
struck by an automobile while re.
turning from school, is recovering
rapidly. She was bruised but sustain
Gu llO SSElOUS 1lJuTl0S. D. -
Plan to Have Congressman Here
Arrangements are now under way
to have Senator Gronna of North Da-
!'kota and Congressman Haugen of
Iowa speak at the annual convention
of Hallinglaget, which will be held
in Grand Forks June "a and rs.
Bankers Meet May 27-May 81 is
the date set for the annual W
ton Of the Northeastern Bankers as
ISOLATION, which will be held in Grand
| Forks. The date has been changed
from June 4. The announcement
came Thursday from State Secretary
W. c. Macfadden.
Pig Epidemic Nearly Over The
epidemic which has spread through
out the county and caused the loss of
over 1000 pigs is nearly checked,
, County Agent Rex E.. Willard said
yesterday. Warmer weather, it lis
thought, will do much to check the
epidemic. 5..l
Conscientious Directors Barred =
Mennonites. butterflies and Doukho-
bors, all religious sects opposed to
entering military service. have been
barred from im~migrating to Canada,
according to word received at the
Canadian government immigration
office in this city. The decision il
the result Of action on a petition pre-
scented by returned soldiers to refuse
citizenship to conscientious directors
DR.. Campbell Promoted-Dr. r. D
Campbell. who only recently returned
from overseas where he served Us
captain in the medical corps for. siS
months. has just received word of his
promotion to the rank Of major
Major Campbell was recommended
for the commission previous I'd the
signing Of the armistice, while in
overseas service.
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F.. G. r. Gordon scored Socialism,
in an address at the county court
Thursday night.
Drunks predominant in the month
ly report filed by Police Magistrate
II. J. Purcell.
Mrs. r. A. sprague urges citizens
to clean up alleys. and other iunsight-
ly parts Of the city.
KEN Temple Arab Patrol and band
goes to- Crookston to boost the pro-
duction off the comedy Are You a
Mason there tonight.
! A. J.. surrat, federal crop expert,
has returned from a meeting at Des
Moinee, Iowa.
The program for the week begin.
ming Saturday is issued by the state
university.
severt sundeen buys the brunswick
hotel, lower DeMers avenue.
The hearing Of Joseph Smith.
charged with selling liquor. will be
held before Police Magistrate "A. J..
Purcell at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday
morning. 'n.
Part of the school garden area will
probably be- used for Victory gardens.
under the direction of Mrs, Agnes
Rex. S
City Auditor w. H. Alexander pre-
pares statement Of condition of city
appropriations Mas of April l, 1919.
f. Returned soldiers and sailors. are
among those who have purchased Lib
pefty loan bonds literally.
County Offices were closed today on
account of Arber day. This, was prac-
,, tically the only observance Of the oc-
casion in the city.
It's Don Moore's birthday.
Arrangements for the funeral. OF
Mrs: Mabel Burchnrd. who died at 2
o'clock this morning. are delayed
pending the arrival of relatives.
The annual meeting Of the North
Dakota academy of science opened
this morning at the state university.
Victory Loan workers of Grand
Forks are making q strong effort I'd
complete the loan drive by Saturday
night.
Mrs. o.. W. Barnes. formerly a
dead at Berkeley. Cal
The Victory Loan drive appears to
be speeding up,to some extent in most
of the townships Of Grand Forks
county.
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Service. OF
Mrs. Garvik Today

Funeral services for Mrs Theodore
Garvik. who died in a Crookston hos
pital Tuesday after q short illness,
were held from the Lutheran church
at Crookston It $3.50 o'clock this at
ternoon. 1nterment was made at
Oakdale cemetery.
Mrs. Garvik was we'll known in
East Grand Forks, her husband in
former years having been . resident
Of the city.
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Stars And
Masons To Entertain
Wright. In Farewell

Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Wright will be
entertained this evening by local
members Of the Order of the Eastern
star and Masons At a farewell, on
the occasion of their departure to-
morrow for Milbank, S. D.. where
they will make their future home.
During their residence here the
couple have made. many friends. and
have always taken a prominent part
in local lodge activities.
Diversions will be cards and music.
Refreshments will be followed by
dancing.