Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-03

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There Will 81 dance Al
this hall every Tuesday and Satur.
day. Come where you have the goo0s
time and best music.-Adv:
Past Nlasters Give. Degrees-Past
Masters OF Acacia Lodge-No.. A.sA. -.
and A. NJ, will conduct work In. ot1eS
OF the degrees at the Masonic temple
Thursday night. Tho Arst session
Will he taken up-at 5 o'clock9p. M.
and will be resumed at 1880 p. IA. \ I.
Notce-All parties indebted to the
late G. j. Kclleher kindly call and pay
account, and all parties having claims
will please fle same at an early date
with the clerk OF. probate court Polk
county Minnesota. j. G. Sherlock,
Admr.-Adv.
Funeral Of T. Batter1crry-Funeral
services for Thomas B~atterberry, who
died last Tuesday at Camp Devens.
Va. were held this morning at $3.50
cathedral. Rev. Father Mulloy OIL
ciated. and interment was made in
Calvary cemetery.
Banquet 'Held-A banquet was
given last night by J. N. Conshafter,
for the employees Of the Conshafter
company, p. w. Miller and officials Of
the Grand Forks Overland company.
Speeches were made and a general
get.Iogether time was had. /,
Horace Webster Discllarged-Word
has been received that Horace G.
Webster has obtained his discharge
from the United States navy. He will
visit with friends in Philadelphia and
Reading for a few days before return
ing to Grand Forks.
Hero From Bcmidji-A. j. McIver
Of Bernidji, a former university stu
dent, arrived in. this city last night to
visit friends. Mr.. McIver has re-
Gently returned from France, where
he was in the engineering corps for
Speaks al Hilsboro-pr. Karl r.
stolz, professor at Wesley college,
spoke at a union meeting Of Metho-
dist and Congregational churches
at IIillsboro last night, The subjects
of his talks we're: League Of Ma
tions" and Teachings Of Jesus" A
large crowd was in attendance; the
meeting was held in the Methodist
VI SAA1 pAoSS.E -
Spoke ut Mnyville-Wm. H. Elfring
returned to the city this morning
from Mayville, where he spoke at the
Congregational church to a. large
gath sring. Mr.. Elfring took as his
subject, Are the Criticisms of the
Army ~ Just or Unjust?" The
people from the surrounding country
were present.
Elks Elect ofhcers-Thc b. p. o
Elks lodge, 255, held election Of on
GERS for the year on Saturday night
e. r. Montgomery was elected exalted
ruler: E, A. Braseth, esteemed lead
ing knight; jill. Bulge. esteemed roy
al knight; w. ]. Glare. esteemed lee
turing knight; F. A. Brown, secretary
A. ]. Hunter, treasurer: c. j. Hurd
tyler; r. epriggs. trustee for three
years; T. p. O'Connell, Representative,
to grand lodge. and G. J. Fisk. alter
nate.
To Have French Oub-A Univer
slty French club in imitation of TIN
ties is being organized on the NORTH
Dakota campus, under the Leadership
of Prot. Henry Haxo. head Of the de
partment Of romance languages. HI
will be assisted by Mile. Leicester
and Mile. Bentegat. Miss Anne Holo
han IL acting secretary Of the club.
To Write War Articles-Earle H
Tostevin Of Mandan, N. D., who en-
listed with the 164th infantry and &C
companied the troops to France a
STAFF correspondent for The Herald
has prepared a series Of fourteen ar
ticles Of general interest on the ex
periences Of the North Dakota sol
diers. for The Herald. since July, MI
Tosteyin has been connected with TIL
Stars and Stripes" the army papeI
for the A. e. F., published in Paris
May Remodel-The interior Of tn
Hotel Dacotah may be remodeled Il
the near future II plans go through
which are now being discussed. TIL
plans in view include the installing o
a twenty-four hour dairy lunch room
a new private dining room and tn
installing Of several new baths an
sample rooms. If these plans are car
ried out 1t will not mean any decreas'
in size Of the present mammoth mai,
dining DON for this room will not b
touched.