Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-17
EVENING EDITION.
City Briefs

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Don't Eau to see Canadian exhibit
at LOS North Third street-Adv.
Help Wanted - Red River valley
Brick Corporation.
Don't ran to see Canadian exhibit at
los North Third stFeet.-Adv.
For sdle-sevep room all modern
home, hotIwater heat, basement, good
location. Price $2.2O0.00. Garvin &
Palmer.-Adv.
Now Cafeteria opened-For quick
service p~atronize the new cafeteria at
Hotel Frederick. Opened especially
for fair yisitors.-Ady.
Dance at Belmont. Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Good music and
best floor in the state. Dancing from
. to l2.-Adv.
Falvner to speak-Revs ]. Falvner,
a deaf missionary. from Minneapolis,
Lutheran church, South Third street,
at 7:45 o'clock tonight. {
Ill With InAuenzA-Ronald Hazen
of Larimore is reported to be. very i'll
with influenza at his home. He
formerly attended the university and
has a number of friends here.
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Chrtsty's Famous Dance Orchestra,
Headquarters. Larimore, No. Oak
Let the Christy's pull a crowd for you.
Reserve your dates early and they
will do the rest.-Adv.
farmer residing in the vicinity Of
Adams, was in the city. on business
and took in the fair. He was &C
companied by his two children.
~Minot Auto Man-Fay N. Fuller of
Minot, president Of the Fuller Motor
company. with branches in Grand
ing the fair.
Notice j. n. Blaok'9 New white De-
livery Car in the Fuller Motor COM
pany window. The finishing and let:
:. tering were done at Roat's Paint
Store.-Adv.
State Scion Here-Bernt Anderson
Of Churchs Ferry, who has been a
member of the state house Of repre-
sentAtives for several terms, is here
attending the North Dakota state fair.
Lebackens Leave. c. LebAcken.
clerk in the Office Of County Judge l..
X. Hassall,' and his brother, Maurice
Lebacken Of Reynolds, have gone to
Wisconsin to attend the funeral of
their grandmother, who died Wednes-
day.
Cornst Player-1f o are a good
musician and want a steady engage
mont with good salary, phone for par
ticulars. I have a good proposition
but o need to be q musician. Other
musicians write. BOZ PIG, Grand
Forks, n. D.-Adv.
When You Come TO Grand Forks
to attend the fair, il you are troubled
with your eyes. be sure to consult
Eyesight Specialist r. C.. McAllen.
who Is located over the Dacotah Ph4r-
macy, corner Third and DeMers. Eyes
examined. Glasses ground to tit the
eyes.-Adv.
Blind School Exhibit Good-Amons
the exhibits attracting considerable
interest at the State Fair is the e
hibit from the school for the blind, 10.
Gated on the top moor OF Liberal Afta
building E. p Chanplesof Bathgate
is in charge Of the exhibit which con.
sists of basket weaving. drochet anc
tatting, and handwoven rugs. Hand
woven hammocks are also shown
Demonstrations are also given BY
some of the students.
r. G. McAIlen. VINO is a registered
/optometrist and is we'll known
throughout the state as a reliable anG
efficient eye sight specialist, has rent.
ed an Office over the Dacotah Phar'
macy. corner Third and DeMers. Mr.
McAllen enjoys a very large practic.
throughout the state of North Da.
kota. He is regarded as q very eff
cient and reliable. specialist Ind hal
prescribed glasses for thousands o,
prominent people. throughout thu
Car %s,nashup Yesterday.A For.
owned by j. T. Fisher was badl!
smashed up Wednesday afternoo,
when an Oldsmobile driven by w
Mics!esy Of Northwood backed int
it on North Third street. The acct
lent occurred in front Of the Choco
late Shop, where IN trying to get GU
another car. He was taken int.
custody by Patrolman Rosenzweii
and agreed to a for damages.
Reward for Mary Reean-Libera
reward will be paid for informatio,
that will lead to the locating Of Mar.
Regain. last seen at the Alcazar cafe
New York, April IS, 1919. Descrip
ton: S #. 2 in; 40 pounds; darl
brown eyes; golden brown hair
Acquiline nose. elegantly dressed. ]
is said the above description At
Anita Stewart. the motion pictur
favorite. All communications treate,
conf1dentially. Address Clifford De
tective Agency; 1852 w. 46th, N. =
C.-Ady.
The Security Mutual Life Insuranc
Company Of Lincoln, Neb., has bee
licensed to do business in this state
This company was organized in 1894
and IS well established. It has don,
a conservative business. has a com
Portable surplus and its reserve an
surplus r we'll invested In wester1
securities. It's policies are plain an,
up-to-date. Tho company desires I,
make arrangements with some relia
Bile and experienced life insurance me,
to represent 1t az general or distric
agents. Write to the company 70
further particularr-Adv.