Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-01
Meet Monday Night-There will be
q regular meeting Of the city council
Monday night.

Monda night
Brooks Returns-wm. NJ. Brock.
returned to the city this morning.
having been discharged from the
army.
Keep the Home Fires Burning till
the boys come home by helping boost
the fund at the Home Guards dance
every Friday evening at the auhitori-
um.-Adv.
Snowfleld Guest at "U"-Toe Snow
field Of Hannah, N. D., was a guest at
the Delta Sigma house al the univer-
siity. He was here for the Prom"
Returned Home-Miltqn swanston
OF h university extension division
Michigan City. He has been suffering
with throat trouble and will remain
at home, until he has recovered.
viii Live in Minneapolis-Leo Ras-
mussen. who has been with the firm
of Rasmussen and Bemis in this city
for the last few years, will leave to-
he has accepted a business position.
Mrs. Rasmussen and son will not
leave until next week. !.
Costs Seven Fifty to Have a Fit on
DeMers avenue, That's all "Deezy''
says it will cost Tor a pair of his Her
mans Munson Army Shoes, fourteen
to ZEE. Dezotell's, 313 DeMers.-
Adv.
Local Visitor-Isabella Gaynor Of
1nkster is In the city today soliciting
the assistance Of the home service
Soofiny,f ~ thu Dad CN4Su ~ cn4,srn
particulars regarding the death Of
Private Irwin Gaynor. Company e.
18th infantry. who died Of wounds re-
ceived in action.
Argyle Block Transferred-The
Argyle block or South Fourth street
was sold Yesterday by to'connor
for $4,000. At present the building
is occupied by the j. l.. Hulteng
Plumbing company on the first floor
and the second is used for fiat pur-
poses. :.
Judgment Paid-The judgment
amounting to S., 264.S0, which in
cluded cost and interest, was paid in
the district court this morning in the
E. X. Spoonheim VS.. o. T. Peterson
case. This case was brought Into
court January 20. a verdict wasS rem
dered January 20, Judgment given on
February a and March l the .judg-
ment was paid.
Farmers Association Incorporated
The Farmers Cooperative Potato
100000. was Incorporated at a meet
ing of the farmers held in the court
house yesterday. Directors were
named and bylaws adopted. The
association plans to erect a potato
Warehouse in East Grand Forks in
time for the fall crop.
Predicts Road Boom-Ip an adj
dress made before a group of bust.
ness men gathered at>the Commercial
club last evening. j. E. Kaulfuss, as
sistant chief engineer Of the North
Dakota highway commission, said
that he believed that there was a big
future for the construction of better
roads in this state. Mr.. Kaulfuss
portance of good roads. and reviewed
the work that had been done in the
state.
No Rush for Licensee-With hun.
dreds of men returned from service
during the past month, the demand
for marriage licenses has not in
u Vo0Cub avn ~ Y SA4O ASPoi0 a
the office of Judge l.. X. Hassell
which would indicate that there is nj
immediate rush into matrimony or
the part of those SO long separated
During the month of January seven
J teen licenses were issued and during
February only fourteen.
Meet Thursday Observation-Disclosures,
evening a general meeting Of the Mer'
chants association will be held in tht
Commercial club rooms at 6:15. Aftel
a dinner a business meeting will b.
held and the members will hear p. A
McClernan's talk on Income Tax ant
Excess Profit Tax" This talk will
be Of interest to the business men O.
the city and all should be present. 4
musical program will be rendered.
Brother May Not be Dead-Th'
brother of Ella McAndrews. officiall.
reported to have been killed in actio,
on November Z, may not be dead, &C
cording to a letter received from Mis-
McAndrews' cousin, Alfred Yeado, o
Leroy, N. D.. Yeado wrote to hi
cousin that he had met her brothe'
in a hospital in France and that h
was rapidly recovering from wounds
received The home section of tn
Red CrnSs has taken I'm the matte,