Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-01

49,. 41A31AS-l wish to
my many friends for their kindness
n sympathy during the illness and
aeatn OF my beloved husband; also
Tor the beautiful floral gifts. Mrs,
frank Falconer:-Adv.
Catholic Guild to Meet-rhe wom-
ems Catholic Guild will meet tomor-
court house to do Red Cross work.
n April allotment Of work has been
received and 1t Is necessary for ali
members of the guild to attend the
meeting.
Sunday School Workers Meot-The
nnal meeting of the training school
held this evening at 1880 O'Clock in
the auditorium Of the public library.
Prof. H. E.. Willis and DR., K. r.
Stolz will have charge of the work
this evening.
Commissioners Meet Monday-The
members OF the Grand Forks county
their quarterly meeting next Monday
morning, Hans Anderson. county
auditor, has announced. Routine BUSH
Tess awaits the session, but so far,
nothing of an unusual nature has
arisen.
Dog Licenses Here-The dog IL
tags for 1919 have arrived at
police headquarters and from now on
officials will be or the lookout for
stray CANNES. A house to house can-
vass will be started mex week and all
dogs which are not licensed will be
picked up and disposed of by the DO.
lice.
To the Boy Who Owns a Dog
You love YOU dog and he is your
friend. You want to treat your friend
right. Wouldn't Towser appreciate
a coy, brand new kennel built all by
yourself? We assure you we are just
as ready to help o plan and figure
a kennel as we are to help with more
elaborate buildings. Come and see US.
1reland's Lumber Yard.-Adv.
Will Visit in Spokane-Mrs. G.. R.
Samuel and Miss Anna NJ. Samuel of
314 South Fourth street will leave
this evening for the west. where they
will visit at Spokane, Seattle, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. They ex-
pect to return about August 1 by way
of Salt Lake City and Denver. While
in h west they will visit relatives.
David, CARRIER Expected Home-Ac-
cording to a telegram received today
by Mrs. M. CARRIER. her son. David
CARRIER, is expected to be home We'd
nesday morning CARRIER has just re-
ceived his discharge from Camp
Dodge and is now in st. Paul visiting
friends.
Father of George Duis Dead-
Word has just been received Of the
death Of Jelle Duis, father Of Post
master George Duis of this city, who
died at his home in Dixon, ILL.,, on
Sunday. Mr.. Duis was about IS
years old. George Duis, who is now
in Dixon, expects to return home this
week.
Norweeians May Meet Here-Di-
rectors Of the satesdalslaget will hold
their annual meeting in the CONNER
cha club rooms in this city tomorrow
afternoon. to decide the plans for the
annual convention. An invitation has
been extended to the club to hold the
convention in Grand Forks and it is
expected that this city will be chosen.
About a thousand members from
North and South Dakota and Mime
sofa will attend the convention.
Home Coming Committeo-A meet
ing of the committee in charge Of the
arrangements for the Home Coming
CclcOI dllVll OH July COOEIll u6S U6CIl
called for Thursday evening, by the
chairman Of the executive committee,
NJ. E. Stricken. Plans of the various
committees regarding entertainment
for the day will be presented, and &C.
tual work on the program will be be-
u very g =
Mileage Money Not Yet Ready
According to a letter of explanation
received by the local home service bu-
reau from the office of the director of
finance at Washington. those dis
charged soldiers who have not yet re-
ceived the balance of the ~five-cent
rate for railroad fare to which they
are entitled, r requested to await
the decision of the comptroller Of the
currency who has taken under advise
ment the Of making the re-
fund. Notices, the letter said, should
be sent to the soldiers as soon as the
affair was settled.
boys who are attending the, American
university at Beaume. France, are
Frank Duggan, Frank Wood. and
Stanley Edwards. all formeS.S of
Company NJ. This information was
received from Frank Duggan. who is
now in a West Point class at the uni
versity in France. Captain Dykeman
Paige is now commanding the COM
pany Of which these boys are men,
bers. Other boys from Grand Forks
who are stationed there in the service
battalion are William Trotter and
"Bud" ~Schneeweis.
The Sunday school board Of the
Methodist church will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow e
ming in the church parlors. All
members are asked to be present at
s o'clock.
UNIVERSITY WEATHER REPORT.
Up. m. Observations.