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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
PREF. WILSON POWIADO-
MIONY o KONCESYI ia
PONSKIEJ w MEKSYKU.

Washington, 2 kwietnia. -
Department Stanu powiademi}
PREF. Wi1sona o ostatnich wynt-
kach dotyczqcych ,.podboj6w" ia
ponskich w NizSzej Kalifornii.
Me otrzymano jednakze zadnych
wiadomoSci Cd amerykanskiej
ambasady W stolicy Meksyku 0
wyniku konferencyi ambassadors
amerykanskiego Z gen. Aguire.
zastepca sekretarza rolnictwa w
administrator meksykanskiej. kto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
ZAPRZESTANIE
PSZENICY PAN
STWOM

NoWy York, 2 kwletnla. - L
powodu obccnego braku i wygo-
rowancj ceny pszenicy, admin
stracya mad zywnoSciq zawiado-
miia> re panstwa neutralnc ME
otrzymaja pszenicy az do zbiorow
wioScnnych. Ma razic ,Ameryka
poSiada pod dostatkieu zyta. KIT
kurydzy oraz j~eczmienia te ga
tunki zboia nadaI wySytala do
panstw neutralnych. W razie gdy
by restrykcya ia ME pomogia w
znizeniu ceny, natenczaS Amery-
Ia rozpoczeiaby zwozic pSzenice
i make pszenna L kanady, Ar
Uentvny OraZ Australia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02

Ii ma gorqcym uczynku i be- zad-
nego pardonu wieszali W pierW-
szych poczqtkach osiedlania da-
lekiego zachodu. Jaka zachodzi
lqcznosG miedzy czlonkami [.
w. w. a zlod.~,jami koni, Mkt
sobic mic mozc wytfumaczyc,
N~iektorzy przypuszczaJa, re
liczby tie dlatego sa wybitc ma
wstqzkach propagandystycznych
czionkow |. w. W., ably przcz 70
wyrazyG, re Gas zcmsty "a po-
wicszonego ich przyjacicla, kt6ry
przy sobie posiadaf owe liczby
nastqpi 81. czyli pierwszcgo ma
in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
Kampania PolyczkOWa Ola
AdministraCyi Ko|ejowej.
OrganizaCya RObotniCza Wypo-
Wiada Wake %Bo|szeWikom
Ameryka OdmaWia PaistWom Neutral
nym Sprzedazy zboza
Prezydent Wilson OtrzymUje SpraWOz0anie " SpGa-
vie kOOCesyi JapOiskej " Meksysu.
z Wczorajszych Wyborow W Milwaukee.
lime TeIegramy Krajowe.
TeIegramy Krajowe.

gafezi przemySiu, kt0rzy widzq
niecna prace radykaiow celem wv
DANA otwartcj walk wszelkim
,,izmom', zatruwajacym zycie
przemysiowe ! $poleczne. Ma zc-
braniu tenn bedzie prawdopodob-
ME obecnvm Samuel GomperS.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
East Side
LOCAL CLUB TO
RESUME DUTIES
Commercial Club Discussed
Project of Establishing
Community Building.

Plans to resume the activities of
the East Grand Forks Commercial
club again, after a cessation of duties
during the past year or more, were
taken up last night at a meeting of
local club members which was held
In the Office of Sullivan Bros. on De-
Mers avenue. "a. ...-..,
Several possible protects to, be the
work of the Commercial club during
the coming year were discussed,
am ong which was the construction of
a community building in the city, a
proposition which was presented to
the club by members of the local
American Legion post.
Community House Plans.
.. f. F.. Ross, Attorney Alfred Clynch
and Leo Dunlevy comprised q COM
mittee which presented to the club
the general plan of the Legion for 4
community building. The PROPOSE
ton calls for the building Of meet
nent Foundation, to be equipped with
q gymnasium and meeting hall. The
hall would be put up by the city and
serve as a general community house.
The Importance of such a building
was recognized by the club members
and after considerable discussion Of
the matter, it was turned over to a
committee, who will investigate ways
and means and report at the next
regular session. w. G. Courtney, T.
A. Sullivan and Fred Craig wero ap-
pointed by President Hugh Dunlevy
to act on this committed:
Vice President c. A. Newhouse pre-
sented to the club, for its considera-
the city to utilize waste straw, which
when treated chemically, could be
used for packing purposes. Should
the matter be continued, it would in
clude an organisation Of the farm
ers of this district, who could make
use of the plant to dispose of their
waste stray, by securing member
ships in the concern. The club de-
cided to take the matter under con-
sideration.
TO Take Up Work.
With the meeting last night the To-
cal Commercial club will resume it's
practically two years. War work.
which has comprised the principal
community work during the past few
years has been undertaken by spe-
cial committees and organized bodies.
appointed for this purpose. and in
cooperating with these bodies. the
club members temporarily dropped
the work Of the Commercial organi-
cation. A large representation was
present last night to take up the
work again. With temporary head
quarters of the high school establish
ed In the Commercial club rooms ar
ransements will be made. II Is be-
lieved to hold meetings In the city
hall. Present officers Of the club are:
Hugh punlevy. president: C.. A. New
house. vice president: ]. B. johnson.
treasurer and Galusha Purcell. secre-
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

DUYAJrH GRAIN.

An easier market came in all
grains today. Flaxseed was nervous.
Cash seed was wanted and its price
advanced 4c at $5:00@5.14. Decern-
ber closed unchanged at $500 NOM
inal: oA December &c up at 3S.04;
January &c up at $4.s4 nominal: Feb
ruary 4c up at $4.84 nominal; new
May Sc or at $3.50. high s4.5o. low
$4.4l: old May &c OF at e4.52 bid,
high e4.52, low $4.5i. ~
Oats 34c off at S2@84 for spot.
Spot rye 38c up at $1.74 LIS; De-
ceWber 2 7-8c OF at S1,89 SIS nom
inal. and May 3-8c up at S1.74 5-S
asked. Barley closed 6@5c up at
$l.30@1.57.
Closing:
Wheat--No, 1 northern on track
$3.05 o. $40; No. 2 northern $4,000
sos: No. 8 northern S2.e5 d 800; No.
amber durum on track 1924 l-2@
2.55; No. 2 amber durum $2.21 l-2@
2.55: No. mixed durum on track
32.1S l-2@2.H3; No. . mixed durum
$2.16 1-2@2.52; No. durum OH
track 3c.24 1-2@:.42: No. durum
$2.1s 1-202.40.
Linseed-On track S5.04@5.14; ar
rive $6.o4 a 500: old December 5.04;
new December $500 noninaliy; Jam
uary 3A.e4 nominally: February S4.S4
notninai,y; new May $3.50; old May
34.52 bid.
Oats-on track ssQsl: arrive so
@s2.
Rye on track STA is; to arrive
&1.7s 5-s@1.7A Ia; December s1.69
SS nominal: May STA 5-s asked
| Barley on, track $1.S061.57.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
GRAND FORKS BIARKETA
= Potatoes.
Cream.
OIL PRODUCTION CUT.

Houston, Tex. Dec. 2o.-Ou weus
in tho Tanpico district OF Mexico
which are. flowing salt water have
caused decrease in Mexico's oil pro-
dnction Of 10000 barrels a day, ,ac ac-
cording to dispatches from Tampico
received recently by oil interests here.
"As a result Of this condition Of af-
fairs" the dispatches reported. pipe
lines In Mexico are being operated
from one quarter TO, half capacity ana
unless relief is had in some way 1t is
probable that the export of oil from
Mexico will be materially affected.
Nearly all the wells in the Casiana
pool have gone to salt water. One
company recently lost its third big
we'll in this field"
Some of the largest oil fields in the
world were reported struck In the
Tampico district. but some of the
larger wells were short-lived.
One Of the reasons advanced by OIL
men for the recent advance in the
price of crude oil is this decrease In
Mexico's potential production.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
Ferguson-Hanna Wedding
In Crookston Thursda,

Much interest accompanied the an
nounGement of the wedding OF Miss
Margaret Hanna of Mallory to Roy
Ferguson, son Of D. r. Ferguson, 120
South Sixth street, formerly of NAL
lory, which occurred in Crookston on
Thursday afternoon, Rev. H. f.
Shawl, pastor of the Methodist church
in that city performed the ceremony.
The couple we're unattended.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hanna, prominent
farmers residing near Mallory. The
groom who has resided in East Grand
Forks all his life is engaged in farm
ing near Mallory. He served overseas
for several months in the U. S. army
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
First Arrest In Two
Months Made Last Night

The first arrest made i'm East
Grand FOl1sr within the past
two months occurred last night
when q prisoner was taken into
custody by the local police, ae-
cused OF drunkenness. He APP
pcarod this morning before Judge
Robert Blnir and was fined $10.
When found In an intoxicated
condition lie had In his possession
two bottles of vanilla extract,
the contents of one of which Isc
had already partly. consumed. He
stated to the judge this morning
that he had purchased bottle
Of "some&hing strong for SIS,
and q drink Of this, tQeether with
the vanilla extract, proved too
much for him.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
Will Wind Up Sale
OF Christina. Seal,

To finish up the aale - Red Croas
Christmas seals in East Grand Forks
q small army of high school girls
started out this afternoon at 4
o'clock under the leadership Of Miss
Valeria Sherlock. chairman of tie
sale in this city. In the group were
Aissse Cecile Ebinstine, Margaret
Olson, Mabel Downham, Loia Fer
Eussn, Mary Corliss and Stella HOUSE.
The children Of both the public and
parochial schools had charge Of the
main sale of the stamps last week
and sold more than the allotted num-
Der Of stamps for. the city, which
amounted to over $110.
Committee workers discovered that
after the allotted number bad been
disposed Of a number of cidsenS were
stiu without stamps and for this
reason secured moro. which were pat
on sale In the business district this
aftarnoon. 1t II believed that several
hundred moro stamps will be sold.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
TO MUsTFR OUT GUARDS.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 2o.-Orders
were issued today from the adjutant
generals Office for the muster opt of
four state guard companies in MIL
waukee. A, B. c and e, Seventh in
fantry. and X, Tenth infantry, To-
nah. This has been made possible
by the new enlistmcnts in the new
national guard In those places. Two
troops Of Milwaukee cavalry have
been mustered into the national
guard and one inspected for federal
recognition. A third troop is nearly
completed. A company OF infantry.
to replace Company 6 viii be ready
for state inspection prior to muster
next week.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
The Town Today
Special Christmas services will be
featured Sunday by the churches Of
the city.

Special Christmas services will be
featured Sunday by the churches Of
the city:
Rev. F. Halssy Ambrose viii dis.
cuss the Nonpartiaan league in his
sermon Sunday evening.
The Salvation Army is holding spe-
cial-11oliness services tonight and
Sunday.
: Organization of county war n,en-
orial, committee is nearing compile
ton.
Concrete floor in city filtration
plant Is completed.
Charles McMahon of Inkster, war
veteran, passed through Grand Forks
Tough.
Experimental killing is begun at
Northern Packjng plant
|. Public health laboratory is not at
fected by elimination of appropria-
ton for state board of health.
Local pastors discuss interchurch
University Quarterly Journal shows
share Of state institution in world
war. =.
| Robert McMullen died suddenly
Friday at his home at Forest River,
N. D.
Colonel L. Bennett inspects local
army reprnifipr~ of1ico
Seekers after. marriage licenses are
doing their Christmas shopping
early"
Stan Brown OF the Metropolitan
opera house was host to the kids
of the city this afternoon.
No successor to Rex Willard a:
county agent has as yet been selected
! Radcliffe in Cfty-Thomas Radcliffe
Of I1arin1orc is spending several days
/ in Grand Forks attending to business
matters.
! Petersburg Victors-The Petersburg
high school won the second game OF
the season Friday night. when this
! Park River quint was defeated, 80 tc
9. Captain Buckland. all-state center
starred for Petersburg. Velleu and
| Andrews played hard at the quart
! positions for Park River.
Eosston Wins Game-In the frs
basketball game of the season Frida.
night the Fosston high school quin
defeated the Bagley team by a score
of 81 to Q. Fosston has practically
all its last years players back a8air
and expects to make good showing
this year.
Meeting Postponed-The regula,
Tuesday meeting of the Women!
Foreign Missionary society Of tn,
Methodist church has been post
poned until December 80, when tn,
society will meet at the home of Mrs
S. H. Crothers, 9o2 Belmont avenue
Mrs. Bulls will have charge of tn,
devotional and Mrs. Karl Stolz viii
have charge of the program.
Marriage Lcenscs-Marriage lie
enses have been issued by Cliffort
\ Lebacken in County Judge L. K. Has
sells office to the following: Dougl;
Martin, Hansboro, and Maude Olaf
son, Grand Forks; Francois Y. Liver
nois and Geraldine Pollock of Chi
cago; Peter E. Nash, Petersburg, an,
Erna Klug, Niagara; John Melvil
Hanson. Northwood, and Edity Gran
define Thingelstad, Northwood.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis. Dec. 20.-Reactions
from the strong recent advance con-
tinued taday. Profit taking was in
+evidence. new buying was not as ac-
tive and bears made the most of the
situation. Rye sold OFF 1 5-Sc from
yesterdays closing prices. Barley 2
1-s, and oats 3-4.
Spring wheat market was about
the usual Saturday affair. Lower
grades dragged and the low side of
the better grades were slow and a.
few sales all around were slightly
lower
Cash snles:
Wheat-No. dark northern Ss.15@
3.35; No. ! northern $40: No. dark
northern s3.o5@2.25: No. northern
$500 sos; No, dark northern
$2.a6 $40: No. 3 northern $2.95 a
400; No. hard winter t2.70; No.
mixed durun, 32.50@2 ass; No. 2 am
her S2.40R2.46; No. 2 mixed &2.40@
2.45; No. ! amber $3.50: No. 8 am
ber s2.40@ ..45.
Screenings $3.50.
I Corn. No. 3 yellow s1.5s; No.
mixed $1.4s.
Oats, No. 3 white 81 l-2@s6 Ia.
Rye, No. 3. 3l.71 5-s4l.72 la.
Barley, No. 3 &l.52@1.5s; sample
grade $1.36 01.4O.
Flax, No. /, s5.11@5.15.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
NO WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS
TREE

Washington. Dec. 20.-There will
be no Christmas tree at the White
House this year. The president and
Mrs. Wilson plan to spend the day
quietly.
Mr.. Wilson will eat Christmas din
rer Ia his room and it is not expect
ed that his daughters. Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo and Mrs. Francis B.
Sayrc, and his grandchildren will be
at the White House.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
KILL. BIG WOLF.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Dec. 2o.-with a
record of having killed at least 100
sheep, King, large grey wolf, is
dead. Hunted for seven years by
farmers of Rock county. he was shot
Yesterday. Burr Jones and his son,
Arthur, of Evansville ran him down
in the deep snow. Two shots did
ho twick
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
Collections-L. A. Chancc,-Ady.

".
!, The 7. M. G. A. basketball team
plays the Portland 1nvincibles FRIDAY
night 8:15. Preltminaries 1880 Ad-
mission ,35 cents.
Picture Framing-Expert work,
llso Christmas signs and show cards
i2 DeMers avAnue.-Adv.
Tho Y. M. C. a. basketball team
plays the Portland Invinciblcs Friday
mission a5 CENTS;
p. p. o. Il. Lodge Meetine-The
Alast regular meeting Of 1919 for
Grand Forks Lodge No. ass, B. P. o.
urday night at 8 O'Clock.
Lehman Now at Jef3ersoz,-Ser-
Eeant III. J. Lehman, formerly in
charge of tho local army recruiting
station: IS now at Jefferson Barracks.
according to word received at the re-
cruiting station in this city.
! Christmas SaIc-The ladies of St.
Michael's church will hold a Christ
mas sale OF needlework, aprons, ETC.,
on Saturday afternoon and evening
st McGrath's Pharmacy. Christmas
shoppers are invited to visit the sale
;-dv.
For saic-Loans 500 and up on
first mortgage security on improved
city property, and $500 and up on
farms. Write or call at ONCE for
further information. F.. A. Flade.
Lard. Second floor, 80 South Third
'--h<dv.
Hears Of Brothers Dcath-Jame:
r. Poupore of Vancouver. b. c., died
at that city Thursday night, accord.
ing to word received Friday by his
brother; J, r. Poupore of this city
was senior member Of the firm OF
ioupore & McVey. railroad contrac.
, tors of Vancouver.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
ANOTHFR "CARIIsLE sTUNT."

New York. Dec. 20.-A hold-up RI
valljnE in technique the masterpiece
of Bill Carlisle. western bandit, oc-
cured here today when two robbers
covered q pay line of rs longshore-
men at an East River pier while two
companions, marching into the pay
masters Office, seized 5000. The
quartete then escaped in an automo-
bile just as 800 repairmen at work on
the pier heard the commotion and
came racing tn the rescue.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
GAMBLING DIcN RA1DED.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 2o.-In a po-
lice raid on a gambling house here
last night, IL citizens were rounded
up and jailed for trial this morning
All entered plea Of nolle contendre
and were fined. $10.25 each.
Roulette wheels and gambling de-
vices of all kinds were taken by the
police.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

tsrs. Larttnore. N. D.-Adv.
b. p. o. e. Meet Tonieht-A resu-,
lar business meetinE of Grand Forks
lodge No. 365, 3. p. o. e., will be
held tonight.
Don't Forget the Circle club dance
every Wednesday and Saturday night
in Orpheum Hall. Emard's orches-
tra.-Adv.
VIM Go to Seattle-Axel Carlson,
residing near Grand Forks, expects to
leave within a, few days for Seattle,
WASH, where he will visit relatives.
Get Your Tickets at Poppler Piano
Co. for Mukle-Prosser recital. Satur-
day, Dec. q, at Methodist church.
'1'5o and 's'oo:-Aay:
Mukle-Prosser Concert, Saturday,
Dec. e., Methodist church. Tickets
on, sale at Poppter Piano Co. $3.50
and $2.00-Adv.
Auditorium Dance C8aristmas Night.
Dec. Is. Good time. Good floor.
Barry's orchestra. l0c per dance plan.
Come and enjoy yourself.-Adv.
The Y. N. G. 4. basketbal, team
plays the Portland Invincibles Friday
night, s:l5. Preliminaries 7:ao. Ad-
mission IS cents.
OF Interest to Alive take an In
.terest in you and pay interest to you
Your money here IL protected against
loss by state law. Open Saturday
evenings. First Savings Bank, Grand
Forks, N. D.--Adv:
7 f.. c. Haagcnsen. NJ. D.-Physi,
clan and Surgeon: Special attention tt
obstetrics and diseases Of children
Office hours. l TO s p. na., 2 to s q. m
Beare Block Gover Vold's Drug Store,
Suite 6. Phone sos. ADV
In Cello Piano Isecatal-Methodis'
church Saturday, Dec. 9th, at S:15
May Mukle. English violoncel,ist
and Don Prosscr, pianist. Tickets
$1.5o and $500 at Poppier Piano Co
ADV.
Eat at the Belmont Cafe--tht
house of Incompatible service; ou1
foods are of the best quality. Try
and suppers. We serve the bes
every day. We appreciate you,
patronage-Adv.
! Packages to Europe-A large mum
Der Of Christmas packages and let
ters have been mailed to Europe. &C
cording to reports from the loca
postoffice. Restrictions on sendin.
Christmas mail abroad during thu
past few years is believed to accoun
for the unusually large volume tina
is being sent now.
Christmas Sale-The ladies Of ST
| Michaers church will hold Christ
mas sale at McGrath's Pharmacy, Sat
urday afternoon and evening. consist
ing Of all kinds of fancy needlework
aprons, handkershiefs, towels, etc
All those interested are invited t
calI.-Adv.
Merchants Hero ON Busineas-Fin
weather Friday drew a number o
business men from the surroundinI
| districts to- Grand Forks, including
several merchants. Among thes
were A. A. Nelson of Inkster, A. N
Anderson Of Birkhoiz, Mimi, Manve
johnson Of Michigan. NJ D.. and Os
j car Edwards Of McCanna.
4 Local Mem Witneseees-A nunIbe
of Grand Forks business men wer
among the witnesses examined by tn
federal grand jury in the matter
retail price investigation. The jur
adjourned until January 20 at F'aEg
Friday under the, direction OF Unite
States District Attorney NJ. A. Hill
q dreth
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Give Thought 20 Muac-christy's
Famous Dance Orchestra. headquar-
tsrs. Larithore, ". D.--Adv. :.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Tue homo curing Of pork il good
-practiDe. and should ~ more exten-
atvsSy Adopte6-
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
An d Another

Aaker's Business College was called
up today Ivy local business man and
asked to supply him with a stenogra-
pher. A student was put in touch with
the position. e.
A. B. G. wishes to thank the bust
ness men in and outside Of the city
for their liberal patronage which has
made it possible to place every grad
uate In position and positions to
spare. A new term begins January 6.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
Robert Hughes of Crookston. was
a business visitor in the city today.

East Grand Forks men. who will
act as grand jurors at the district
court session, to be held in Crookston
on January are: Thomas Harig.
Angus Mcdonald, James McIlratth
and L. A. Plummer. John O'Leary
will serve on the petit jury. called
for January IL.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Pick Out Your Christmas Tree to-
day: from soc up. McElroy's Flower
6hop.-Ady
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Pure-bred stock Is harder to buy
and easier to sell than any other
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
n OPEN ROAD 0CHpoOLA

Madison. Wis, Dec. 2o.-Ths Ninth
annual road school will be held undeY
the auspices Of the Wisconsin, high-s
way commission at Madison JanueFy:
26 to 81, inclusive State Highway
Engineer Hirst is preparing the pro.
gram which will surpass any Of thOss
given. in the past. Last year mp.
wards Of 100 were registered for this
event and the next school will un.
doubted1y see registration of 1,O0O.5
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. Emil Pratsch and her daugh-
ter Fannie. expect to leave soon for
Staples, Mimi. where they will spend
the Christmas holidays visiting rela-
uves.
Mrs. Thomas Pender returned last
night from Brooks, Mimi, where she
has been visiting with her son-in-lav
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Hincy Tor the past month.
Miss Anna Kaufman returned
Friday night from Fargo. where she
attended the Inter Church World
Movement conference, in session
there last week. Miss Kaufman at
tended the convention in the inter-
csts of the Sunday school orsaniza-
ionA
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

larger horses arc needed as well
Al more horses in q team.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Raising scrubs is poor business.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20
PRODII~.

Eggs, steady; receipts 1907 cases;
fresh gathered extras S4@85: do ex-
ira fiFsts 82U8S; do firsts 80@S1.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

i The 7. M. G. A. basketball team
plays the Portland 1nvincibles Friday
+. night, 8:15. Preliminaries 1880. Ad-
mission IS cents.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Merchants Here ON Busine6s-Fine
weather Friday drew q number of
business men from the surrounding
districts to- Grand Forks including
several merchants. Among these
were A. A. Nelson of Inkster, A. N;
Anderson of Birkhoiz, MINI, Manvel
johnson Of Michigan. NJ D.. and Os-
car Edwards Of McCanpa.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Local Mem Witneseee-A number
Of Grand Forks business men were
among the witnesses examined by the
federal grand jury in the matter OF
retail price investigation. The jury
adjourned until January 20 at Fargo
States District Attorney M, A. Hill
dreth, ..
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

b. r. o. e. Meet Tonight-A regu-.
lar business meeting Of Grand Forks
lodge No. 355, 3. p. o. e., will be
held tonight.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Don't Forget the CIRCLE club dance
every Wednesday and Saturday night
in Orpheum Hall. Emard's Orches-
tra.-Adv. -
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Picture Framing-Expert work,
llso Christmas signs and show cards
made to order. Roat's Paint Store,
d2 DeMers avenue.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

WIN Go to Seattle-Axel Carlson,
residing near Grand Forks, expects to
leave within a, few days for Seattle,
WASH, where he will visit relatives.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Tho Y. M. C. a. basketball team
plays the Portland Invinciblcs Friday
night, s:15. Preliminariea 1880. SsAd-
mission 35 CENTS.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Christmas Sale-The ladies Of st.
Michaers church will hold Christ
mas sale at McGrath's Pharmacy, Sat
urday afternoon and evening. consist
ing Of all kinds of fancy needlework,
aprons, handkershiefs, towels, etc.
All those interested are invited to
call-Adv
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Get Your Tickets at Poppler Piano
Co. for Mukle-Prosser recital. Satur-
day, Dec. q, at Methodist church.
$1.5O and $2.00.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-20

Mukle-Prosser Concert, Saturday,
Dec. e., Methodist church. Tickets
on, sale at Poppfer Piano Co. $3.50
and $2.OO-Adv.