Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-13
The Town Today

Adoption Of a ration1ng SUSTAIN on
coal will be urged on the fuel deal
ers Of this city at meeting to- be
held At the Commercial club next
Monday.
The North Dakota potato crop this
year Is So per cent Of normal accord
ing to A. ]. Surratt Of the federal
Of crop estimates.
New instructor in economies and
political science arrives at the state
Employment Of an additional Eng
ltsh teacher at the Grand Forks High
school was authorized at a meeting
OF the board of education Friday
night.
A meeting Of the Grand Forks price
investigating committee will be hold
at the Commercial club 1T 1880
o'clock next Monday night. =
President Thomas F.. Kane an
nounces the appointment Of a number
Of new faculty members at the state
university.
Large registration expected at the
state university this year makes the
problem of housing students a seri-
u one.
Child Of former local maj dies at
Weston, Ore.
Regular trips to nearby towns for
recruiting purposes r being planned
for the staff Of the Grand Forks army
recruiting ONCE.
New equipment valued at 81, 900 is
being installed at the university Y.
M. c.. A.
County Agent Rex Willard left Fri
buying trip.
Six hundred hunting licenses have
been issued up to date by County Au-
ditor Hans Anderson. ~
Grand Forks was visited by a
heavy rainstorn at an early hour this
morning.
Z Old gridiron stars will be back at
the state university this week to as
sist Coach Davis.
A large crowd is expected al the
memorial services to be held at the
auditorium Sunday afternoon in honor
of the non and ONE from this To-
cality who lost their lives in the coun-
try's service during the war.
The GRAND Forks high school foot
ball team will probably play it's first
contest with an alumni team next Fri
DAY afternoon.
Lieutenant Hagerty of the Univer-
s!ty r. o. T. c. has been transferred
to sob the Council Bluffs Iowa high
Funeral services for the late David
Beecher were held today in Mime.
apolis. according to reports received
here.
O'Connor Returns-L. e. o'Conno,
has returned from South St. Pau,
where he disposed of a shipment OF
hogs.
Mcdonald Visits Heo-James Nc
Donald of Valley City, formerly a stu
dent at the university, is visiting with
friends here.
Niagara Farmer Here-Henry Link
a prominent Niagara farmer, is {
business visitor in Grand Forks to,
day.
Has ReturnedELloyd Myrand o
this city, who has been at the farm
Of Thomas Mooney near Kempton, N
D.~durtnk the summer, returned hom,
Friday.
Brtdston TO Montana-John Bird
ston, deputy county treasurer, ha
been called to Wolf Point. Montan,
by the illness of the, families Of hi
two sons. The wives and families o
Oscar and Mandus Bridston are il
with typhoid fever.
More Names Added-The names o
Valdemar J. Remington. of Shawne
and Oluf Knutson Of Northwood hav
been added to the list of county mel
who died in the service and will b
honored at the memorial service Sun
day afternoon.
Learn to read, converse, entertain
Special attention given to dramati
art, movie acting, legitimate stage
public speaking. lodge work, club pa
pers and talks. After dinner speeche.
coaching of play and declamatory an,
~oratorical contests Twenty lessons
twenty dollars. Both children an,
adults. Wickard school Of expression
under direction of Laura Knott
Wickard. Studio 209 Widlund build
ing. Phone 463.-Adv.
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