Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-11

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!, Milton vistpr-J. r. Watson Of
N. D., spent today in the city
to business matters and
friends.
HI. G. Jorgenson Here-H. c. Jor-
of Twin Valley, MIMI, arrived
IN the city this. morning to spend a
tew days On business.
DR.. j. G. Brundin has returned
rom service and will be found in his
office at the Northwestern National
Bank Bldg.-Adv.
Returned From Montreal-Mrs.
James McConnachie returned to the
city this morning after a three months
Montreal. Canada.
To Cgmmfngs-Hans Anderson,
auditor. left this morning for
N. D., where he spent the
day attending to business matters. He
Will return this evening,
Operated Upon-Mrs. George. J.
Babbler, IT'S North Third street. WAS
operated upon this morning. At q
late hour this afternoon she was re-
ported to be slightly improved.
win Visit in City-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar White and son Garth OF Park
River, arrived in the city yesterday
Of Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. McConnachie. 7o5 Walnut street.
Has Returned-Dr. w. H. Wither-
slime has been relieved of duty in U.
S. A. hospital, New York city, and has
his pAactice in the First, Ma
tionai Bank Bldg.-Adv.
q. c. T. Meeting-There. win be a
meeting Of Grand Forks Council No.
81. Of the U. C.. T., this evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. Every member is
to be present. The meeting
has been called for $3.50, and after
the business. session a smoker will be
held.-A. w. zanzon. secretary.
Discharge Bonus-For officers and
enlisted men of the army. navy and
the marine corps, hohor3bly dis
charged from service since November
IL, 1915. the war department pro-
vides a bonus of one months, pay, is
the word received here today.
Bakers Meet at Fargo-The first
annual meeting Of the North Dakota
Bakers association was held at Fargo
yesterday and H.. K. Geist of this city
vas reelected president. The bakers
have nov formed a permanent or
g%anization:
Methodist Memorial Service-A
special memorial service will be, held
at the Methodist church on Sunday
night to honor the bcys Of the con-
gregation who have lost their lives in
the service of their country. A special
address will be delivered by DR.. H. II.
Frost of Fargo.
Statesmen Meet-All statesmen of the
Burroughs Adding Machine company
are in the city today attending a
three day convention Of the company.
Business will be discussed and the
regular routine work Of the convcn-
ton attended to.
But Six Return-Ludwick' Baxter
Of Hamer, N. D., stopped off in this
city today en- route to his home from
Camp Dodge. Mr.. Baxter said that he
was n Of the "lucky six who are
returning home out of the twenty-five
who left New Rockford, N. D., last
fall. All the other men died during
the influenza epidemic.
vA1ASOAS 11CEC IlOHS lie
many out of town visitors in the city
today are Charles Severinson of Reyn-
olds. Henry Griggs of Michigan town.
ship, w. l.. Gaulke Of Walle town
ship, August Rees of Fairdale town.
ship and Ernest Eichhorst of Allen
dale township. They are nearly all
farmers and are attending to bust
ness matters for the day.
Freshman President Elected-At
the first meeting Of the freshman
class Of the university, held yesterday
in Woodwork auditorium. Archie
McQuaei was elected president. Mr.
McQuaei ONE from Walhalla and
will be remembered by sport fans Of
last year as the nan who won the
most individual points at the track
meet held last spring..
Vocational Officer Speaks-A COM
plete explanation of the important
disabled soldiers and what the United
States is doing for them was given by
j.. A. Starkweather, special vocational
officer, to a good sized crowd at the
meeting held in the city hall last night
under the auspices of the home serv.
ice bureau of the Grand Forks county
chapter of the American Red Cross.
First Meeting in Two Ycars-The
North. Dakota funeral directors and
u~ndertakers will hold a series Of
meetings February 10, 10 and 20
These meetings will be the first hello
I.since 1917. which were postponed or
account Of the war. Most Of the worl
of these organizations will be done a
the university in connection with the
medical department but the regular
meetings will be held at the CONNER
cial club. Members from all over thu
state are expected to be present.
Will Conduct Deaf.mute Service
Rev. j. Salvner. a deaf-mute mission
airy of Minneapolis. st. Paul. and 9th
] err cities will be IN Grand Forks some
time next week to conduct q deaf
mute service. The service will TAX
COS South Third street. It is probabl.
that the date will be Friday. Januar!
II. Mr.. Salvner will make his address!
in the deaf-mute sign language. Thi!
is perhaps the first service of its kline
ever held in this city, and all deaf
mutes Of the city, and vicinity arr
cordially invited to attend.
"Dope Fiend" Calls-Harry Gallo
way. IA Man Without a Country" ar
rived at the local police station earl,
this morning and asked Chief Of Pc
lice Odin OVERLY to lock him up. TIL,
man stopped here on his way to Sc
attic, WASH, from st. Paul. and hat
run out of dope" his nerves wer.
in such a condition that he found /
impossible to continue on his journey
so when taken before Police Magis
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