Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-16
The Town Today

The Town Today
Dr.. w. A. EVANS o. Chicago will de-
liver a public address on June "a.
during the North Dakota Medical as
s~ociatioh convention.
At Central pafk saturday, Avenins,
members Of the Grand Forks Elks
lodge paid tribute tt the American
flag with an impressive ceremony.
the Grand Forks Municipal band
gave an excellent concer Sunday aft
er1aoon in Central park.
Knights. OF Columbus will make
plans to send a large delegation to
Langdon next Sunday, at a meeting to
be held this evening.
It never rains but it pours for the
kiddie. With the opening Of the sum-
rner vacation, term today, They have
only two days to wait before the ar
rival OF the frst circus.
Heavy rains have been experienced
by E. j. Lander & Co. from H. G.
Lander Of Minot.
The Grand Forks city council will
meet Friday evening to open bids for
the paving to be constructed in the
north end Of the city, City Auditor
Alexander announced today
vised local officials that the applica-
ton for state aid for paving Univer-
sity and Skidrnore avenue has been
approved n recommended to federal
officials.
The equalization board will bring
the assessment reviewing meetings to
a close on Thursday afternoon, it was
announced today.
Chairmen Of all districts in Grand
Forks and Polk coutnies will attend a
. meeting called by Mayor H. M.
Wheeler for next Saturday afternoon
when plans will be made for the pro-
gram to be staged here on July 4.
Two Curtiss planes. recently pur-
chased by Myron Bacon and AL. For
seth, arrived in the city Sunday and
are being assembled today. Bacon
may make a trial flight tonight,
The contract for constructing a new
roof for the north end fire hall was
awarded today.
Arrangements have been completed
for the county picnic to be held We'd
nesday at Arvilla.
r The body Of Patrick Mcmahon, a
. former resident of Grand Forks, will
I q pri0yo horo fh}& oHon{no for h,,~3o1 -
President Thomas F. Kane deliv.
\ cred the baocalaureate sermon Sun
day to the graduates Of the state uni.
4 versity.
;. The date for the annual 1nkster fai,
4 and horse show is set forward to
June rs.
The case OF the west End Furniture
. company against M. Norman was dis.
missed in the district court today.
The annual meeting Of the Masoni,
here Tuesday.
Victor From NiAgara-J. E. Keel
of Niagara spent Sunday in tho city.
Here Over Sunday. N. Nelson
and family Of 1nkster were in the cit.
over Sunday.
Captain Moore Expecoed-Captai,
John Moore is expected to arriv
received by his parents, Rev. and Mrs
j. G. Moore. North Fourth street.
To be Observation-Disclosures wa
ter Schlosser who has been home OF
q ten day leave, returned this noon t
| NJ n n nAA~A rrhANA Ia rryS1l ~A@~f.
his discharge very 500
School Days Over-children O
Grand Forks grade schools enjoye,
the first day of vacation today. TIL
schools closed Friday afternoon an,
Intending settlers going to any poin
in Western Canada should accompan,
me on special train leaving Gran,
Forks rk 6 over Morthef n P 2 Ri rai3ys;
adam Government Agent, Gran,
Forks. N. D.
Senior Picnic Hour Ohaneed-Th,
hours for the picnic to be given b,
university, have been changed, an,
members will meet at the Common
at 4:30 o'clock : in the afternoon
when they will go to Lincoln park.
- -.-' H.l. - a
- To Instruct It Summer Oamp-SEt
Wilbur E.. Snow Of the university r
o. T. c. left asst night for Cam
Funston. Kansas, where he will b,
instructorNin the summer camp there
He will, return to the university II
september to take his work at tn,
university r. o. T. G.
Thompson Loses Case-1n the cas-
Of Gt G.. Thompson VS.. u. S. Smell
baker. as the Valley City Motor Co.
and the Northern State bank. which
involved certain holdings Of the banl
- belonging to U. S. S~nellbaker, claimed
by the plaintiff as subject to garni
. shee action. the Jury, after .thirt.
: minutes d~eliberation, decided ii
,, favor Of the defendant.
Applies for MISUNDERSTANDING j
Trip, band leader. discharged from
the army June s. 1919. has applied
for re-enlistment to attend an arm,
band school Of which there are tive
now establishe ed. Nels P. Haugen
Penn, N. b.. left for Jefferson Bar.
racks, Mo-, Saturday night. having en-.
listed for three years in the regular