Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-22

+. III Fargo To-day. q. Haney went
TO Fargo this morning on business.
\ Benson's Txi-Telephone number
q Benson's Taxi & Livery has been
changed from 395 to SO N. W.-Adv.
Minot visitor-Dudley Nash Of
Minot arrived in Grand Forks this
afternoon.
Danish Pride MIX from healthy
milk And none OF it's disadvantages.
At your grocer.-Adv.
Richter in Town-Dan e. Richter
or Fargo was a business visitor in
!. Grand Forks today.
Dance With Us Saturday evening .
to IL. Odd Fellows Hall. Good
music and a good time assured
Adv.
Meeting june 1O-The Grand Forks
County Sunday School association
Will hold its annual meeting here
June 10.
Eventually If Not Now-Danish
Pride Milk from healthy cows will
creep into your pantry. At your gro
Police Court Quiet-There. have
been no cases in the Grand Forks
police court for the last W days.
Willow City Man Here-C. w. viii.
kens of the Merchants National bank
Of Willow City, was in Grand Forks
today on business.
Dancing Party will be given tonight
t. h-Yf -->S
4 OF st. Marys church. All patrons of
these dances are cordially invited
Adv.
Building Permit :Issued-A build
ing permit for the erection of A. ].
today by G. 8. Giles, city engineer.
The value of the building according
to the permit will be $4,000.
Belmont Park Pavilion will be
! formally opened Tuesday and Wed
, .hesday nights, May 81 and %. Dane.
ing begins at 8 o'clock. Emard's full
orchestra. Everybody welcome
Here On Business-C. A. Nelson,
cashier of the State Bank of Warren
at Warren, Mimi. was in the city yes
- terday o. business. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Nelson and family.
..,..t-, ST 49,
Returned from West-James Null
lally returned this morning from ar
extended trip through the west, and
among other places visited at Great
Falls. Mont. and Spokane, Wash. MT
Mutually reports that the west is sui.
fering, from a drought, and rain is
needed badly for the crops.
VIII Enlist Observation-Disclosures
r. Pier, travelling secretary for the
Student Volunteer Movement for For.
eign Missions of New York City II
visiting at the university today, en-
deavoring to arouse interest In for
eign missionary work among the stu
dents.
Injured Soldiers Given Preference,
) -ATraining in special courses will b.
offered service men injured while a
military duty, and they will be allow
ed to take civil service work withou
: physical requirements, according t.
word received yesterday by j. J. Dun
lap, of the Civil Service commission
in this city.
Directs Community Sing-Fift
thousand people took part in tn
monster sing. lead by w. w. Nortol
in the Twin Cities. upon the return
of the 151st field artillery. Mr.. Nor
ION, lOTJleIiy Hedu OI Tic IHuSlC Ut
partment at the University of NortI
! Dakota. is now working with the Wa
Camp Community service in st. Pau,
according to Henry q. Brown.
es Steamship Man Here-Halvor FL
5s444as Nngsen smanagersof the Northwestern
office Of the Observation-Disclosures,
line, Minneapolis. was a business Wis
itor in this city today. Mr.. Ellingse
said that traffic conditions betwee
the United States and Scandinavia
gradually are improving, and that a
tar as passenger service is concerned
regular sailings have been resume
between New York and Christian
~ and Christie MIA and Copenhagen.
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