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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

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12sD, 1877 w.-Front room; convenience
elevator apartment; reasonable. NEWMAN.
i2GTH ST., 40 W.-Large and small fur
nished rooms. all conveniences.
10Th. 90 W.--Desirable medium size room;
conveniences. LAWRENCE, Harlem 4go6.
l42p ST. sos w.-Medium sized room,
southern exposure. elevator, every con-
venience; breakfast served In room; no
other roomers; business lady preferred;
sl2 GREFFLY.
l42D, 6lS west.--Beautifully furnished room.
or would share apartment with retlned
couple. Phone S0I6 Audubon. apt. 20:
i4eI GOO West-Newly furnished. adjoining
bath; only roomer: $40. Apartment "a.
i43D. $50 w. corner st. Nicholas ey.-Large
corner ROOM elevator. ROBINSON.
iISD 45s West.-Comfortaby furnished
room; modern apartment; moderate. CRUZ.
HATH ST. $40 West.-Furnished rooms; con
venences; elevator. Apartment GO. Audu-
bon OIL.
I44TH. GOO West-Large outside room. all
convenences; private family. Apt. AZ,
i4srH. COL W.-Large comfortable sunny
room. facing Broadway steam heat. cleo
tricity; all conveniences; near subway. Apt.
IS. Call Monday.
i52D, 625 W.-Nicey furnished room; lady
only. Aud. 1914.
l56TH ST. tnear Drive) Two outside. con-
meeting rooms. private baths, in strictly
private home, large well furnished rooms
all modern improvements. Phone Audubon
SOFT.
15sTH ST. 473 WEST
ya asft FAMILY JTs'" subway IT, convenient eie-
vator house: references. Phone Wadsworth
d27o Apt. %.
15STH ST. 638 West--Large and single
rooms. s. up, In private house. with board
or not. MRS. BLOCK.
l60TH 1875 West-Pleasant ROOM or per-
sons electricity, telephon. steam heat.
housekeeping privileges; references; Christian
family $50: call. evenings, BURT.
i62D ST. 04 west.--Attractive front room
small family; business woman; one block
Jerome subway station. FORD.
l65rH, COO W. (Bway) Warm. homelike,
sunny bedsittlng room. Apt. ~
172D, 100 wEST.-Ouiet. sunny ROOM private
family. Wadsworth 1910. VAN l<EEGAN.
I74TH, COZ West.-Attractive. large. warm
room adjoining bath. for gentleman; ele-
vator; with American couple. NEWTON.
Wadsworth 1910.
10TH audubon Av.)-Room for / or 2
men. couple: references. Broad 1903.
room, elevator apartment; private family !;
references. Apt. 81. phone Wadsworth $3.50.
1s0TH, CO., w. Capt. 33) Front room. out
side: private family; reasonable SOR-
TORE.
iS0TH 13O Wadsworth av) Large corner
room for couple; elevator. Apartment %.
1SOTH, 81 W.-One, two gentlemen or girls.
Apartment II. Phone.
iS1ST ST, WEST O60 Wadsworth av.)--
Private apartment of furnished room and
bath; telephone. gas. electricity. Apt. 8.
1857 ST. (160 Wadsworth av) Outside
room, adjoining bath; ladies. Wadswortll
1858. STUBBLEF1ELp.
IS1ST, COS W.-Furnished room for respect
able gentleman; Christian family. El.LERT,
Is4TH ST, GIG west.--We furnished room
business woman. WEINBERG.
10TH ST, col West--Comfortabe outside
rooms, adjoining bath; telephone elevator.
Apt GO.
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Washington Heights. Above iejth II.
West Of 9Th Az.

CHOICE doctors apartment. rooms.
baths first floor. corner refined rcfiden-
thai, elevator house; southeru exposure SEQ
Phone $500 foutcra oftiee. asn South bWay
FOfT WASHINGTON Az. f54 Nathan
iulel.--7 rooms. . baths. corner. hlgh class
elevator. cortiandt 3Gdi, Wadgvorth H22V.
FOUR rooms. bath; newly decorated cicc-
trc'y private house: 500 521 vs.. if7d.
EDCECOMBE AV. corner i3sth st).-f'ive
rooms nil light; modern improvements.
supt.
TlrMOpELLED APARTMENTS;
references s11 per month. security; five
rooms tiled bath, steam, hot water. electric
lights white cnamcllcd woodwork for bust
moss counter. III Edgecomhc av., one block
ION IT.. cth and 9TH nv, IL stations.
SEVEN and rooms. maths. elevator. $3.50
gfT5 rooms, non-clevator. Si25; all south
orn exposure, corner apartments modern
convcnicnccH. immediate possession; choice
residential section. office $50 South Broad
way. $500 Yonkers, sunday inspection.
SIX rooms and bath, SO. $50 South Bway.
Yonkers 1900 sunday inspection.
145TH ST. cor Convent av--seven large. all
outside room-, Sl25. Janltor.
10TH Cos WEsT--o rooms. baths excep-
floual apartment for high class tenant
immediate possession. FISCHER. Worth 43iO.
1SisT.-TO PINEBURsT Avs rooms: Inn
mediate possession new building ss5.
SUPERINTENDENT
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL1

v-~~~~~~~---~.~~~~~-~>~--
Cooks, Sc.
a refined lady would like part time work
afternoons and evenings excellent cook aud
housekecper, prefer vicinity OF 10th to 120th
cts. but not essential. J 1876 Herald. Herald
Square.
COoK.-Llsdy closing house would like 10
place excellent cook and chambermaid-
waitress, In apartment from December |,
together or separately, glad TO give personal
references and details over phone. Glen
Cove 1919 cal Sunday.
COOK, first class. chambsrrnRid. assist wait
Ing, take waiting alone two sisters, would
like places together. good reference highest
wages expected. A. ~, 253 w, cath IT.
Phone chelsea 2d0d Mopday.
COOK, Norwegian, professional cook lunch
con and dinner parties, 81 hour: husband
excellent butler, serves dinner parties. 81
hour; work together or separate Schuyler
1900
COOK. - professional meat aud pastry
cook. good caterer and carver; best city
references. LOG Beacon av., Jersey City.
Telephone Montgomery i275-R.
COOK aud waitress: two intelligent coiorcd
girls wish work together: can = pply good
references. zoos Brook av., near 1g5th ST.,
Bronx. care Brodic.
COOK.-German woman (30), good plain
cooking, willing houseworkcr. wants POSI-
ton With small family In apartment: aieen
at home, s2s Herald, Fulton ~
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For Boarders Wanted.
Board Wanted, Country
Board and Business OPP
portunity Advertisements,
see page q. second News
Section.
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Miscellaneous.

business woman in private apartment,
down town, half block from subway, ele-
waited and 5th av. II 81 Herald, Herald SO.
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

From Battery to 14th ST., Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE, So Grove ST.. half
block from Sheridan So subway station.
blocks from bus and clevated.-2 and large
light rooms, baths. Atchenettes. open fire
places, elevator, steam heat 81 200 TO 81, 900.
NEITHER & RILEY, Sheridan SO. Phone
Spring 772
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
GREENWICH VILLAGE.
We have n number OF apartments Of every
description, with all modern improvements.
Call and us.
PEPE. WASHINGTON SQUARE.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH QIoTEL
JUDSON) Very central location; few
beautiful suites OF two rooms and bath: on
the American plan: rates reasonable: all
hotel service. Phone Spring 1850
4TH ST. DDS w newly decorated rooms:
steam, electricity, all improvements.
9TH ST, 3 W.-Choice apartments. exclusive
location off 9Th av.: alFo parlor floor suit
able for doctor: rent 500.
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Long Island.
New Jersey

STEAM heated, furnished rooms minutes
station: breakfast II desired; II minutes
on Erie. 81 Mountain Way, rutherford.
N. ].
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Borough of Bronx.

GRAND CoNCoURsE. 2515--Tour room
apartment. "a floor front. $40. Fordham
n5G6
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Borough of Queens.
Westciiester.
Long Island.

SIX rooms. family house, all improve
ments; quiet refined section Roekaway
Beach; Christians. adults $50; one minute
station; garage If desired; letters only. 1868
Undercliff av., city.
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IOUSEwORK American white couple
chef chnmbermaid, waitress; love children
$40 Decatur 4sfoM
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FIST. 81 W.-Select house, one, two rooms.
bath. Rttractively furnished; steam. sunny
front basement, complete, bathroom, cleo
tricity.
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HOUSEWORKER. general settled woman
lately landed wishes POSITION speaks Span
ish sleep In. 201 W. 1929. care Richards.
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Observation-Disclosures woman, Finnish.
wants position where husband, employed,
will have room and board: man will help
morning and evening. Luama, 1929 Lex
ington ay
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HOUSEW ORK-Neat young colored woman
bachelors or business couple, sleep home
references Audubon 639o-W.
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Long Island.

TWO nicely furnished rooms and bath, non
housekeeping. Forest Hills Gardens, L. l
Phone Gl3lM BOuleNard.
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THREE large rooms, private bath; water
view front; back porch. LEYDEN, &C
Stevenson place, above 23sth st.. Sedgwick
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Side
Interesting Program
!, AT Picnic Thursday

The sixth annual community picnic
held at the city park yesterday was a
great success. A most interesting pro-
gram consisting of sports, speeches
and a'dance characterized the activi-
TIES of, the day.
#The days program opened with a
cqtcert, by the Grand Forks Municipal
bind. Senator Jas. Cummings acted
asschairman of the meeting.
Mayor Anderson gave an address of
welcome. stating that he was glad
that such a large crowd turned out
to-make the day a big event. Senator
Cummings said he was glad hat there
was union in the community and he
hoped for a still greater development
Of this element. J. c.. Sherlock deliv-
cred a message in behalf Of the East
Grand Forks Commercial club to the
farmers. He urged h farmers to be-
come honorary members of the club,
to attend the meetings and to feel that
they can call upon the city people at
any time for help. Prof. Hayes was
the next speaker on the program. He
stated that the American people met
every call during the. war through. CO.
operation which makes better civiliza-
ton. IS
H. M. Brewster, the principal speak
err Of the day. emphasized the fact
that the city and country people are
absolutely dependent upon each 9TH
err. He strongly favored the Babcock
amendment and touched upon the
subject of the primary election next
Monday. Mr.. Brewster advised citizens
to consider first and then vote in the
name Of their church, state, and fam.
lilies.
One of the main attractions of the
afternoon sports was the various per.
formances Of Mr.. McDonald's trained
horses, ponies and dogs.
The winners Of the races were a.
follows: Z,
P~ie{eating contest for boys not owe,
~ ryears old. First prize. baseball bal
to Glenn JurTat. second prize. base.
Girls pie eating contest. First prize
box of perfume. Katherine Norman;
second prize; box of candy. Helen Nor.
man.
Ladies nail driving contest. .Firs,
prize. IS box of candy. Mrs. Saunders;
second prize, aluminium kettle, Mrs
Jack Mcdonald.
GirlE IL years and under. Firs,
prize, Ever-sharp pencil, Lillian Pal.
va; second prize, 81 in CASH to Annie
E1key.
Potato ace for girls. First prize s.
box of candy to Jessie Moriarity; sec.
ond prize 81 box of candy to Mar,
Butler. @
-oFat mems race. First prize, garden
cultivator to VIM. N<=bit. .
Boys SO yard dash. First prize, ha,
to, Ronald Davies; second price, knife
to E. Giese. !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-18
YOUNCDRAWS
KDDER CROWD
Weakness Of County Ticket
Is Handicap to- Townley
Bunch.

Steele, N, b.. June 1s.-Over three
hundred people by actual count
crowded into the opera house here
last night to listen to a strong appeal
BY Congressman George M. Young for
the election Of the entire Victory
ticket from Bill LANCER to Jack Will
liams.
The meeting vas a big success in
every way. Henry Wood, veteran
editor of the Steele Ozone. declared
that Mr.. Young's speech was the most
convincing ever delivered in tKidder
Icounty. The opinion was expressed;
by many that the big crowd which
greeted .Young, after but little ad-
!vertising was a good indication Of the
randy growing sentiment against
Townleyism here.
Additional evidence of the decline
in Townley followers in Kidder
county is found by the small attend
ance present Thursday afternoon at
Steele, when Professor Wallis, q car
pet Dagger. was billed to speak. Wal
lis. however, failed to appear, thus
causing Disappointment to some TWEEN
ty-five bitter enders who had gath
cred to hear him.
One of the greatest sources Of
weakness 60 Townleyism in Kidder
county is the character Of the county
ticket. Three Of the men on the
league county slate are not free hold
ers and one of these paid but q
twenty-one cent personal property tax
last year. -
THE league county ticket as a
whole is SO weak and Objectionable
THAT many Of the Nonpartisans are
thoroughly Disguised with IT, a
farmer said today. zone of the big
gest blunders ever made by Townley
was his decision to dabble in county
politics. People a often be fooled
by state candidates when they are
chosen from distant points. but coun-
ty Candidates must have he goods
as their qualifications are we'll known
to all the voters,
The Victory ticket management in
Kidder county is able and aggressive.
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STYLESH0W WILL
FEATURE THE A. C.
----- EXHIBIT AT FAIR

A sane" style Show, which is to be
put on by the Home Demonstration
Department of the Agricultural col
lege will be a. feature Of the Grand
Forks, fair. July 20 to "A.
Mrs. Louise Campbell. head of the
extension department of the Agricul-
turat coilege, and Miss Inez Hobart,
feoaA specialist of that department are
here today comforting with E. r,
'Montgomery--secretary of the fair as
ISOLATION Regarding the Style Show
and demonstration.
The. making of dress forms. lectures
and, DEMONSTRATORS on proper cloth
ing for school. girls. business women
and. matrons will. feature the style
show, which. will be under the gen
eral direction. OF Mss Ethelwyn bod
son, of the Art department at iowa
State College, Ames. Iowa.
The style show will be something
new and educational. and should
prove OF Interest to the, women and
girl visitors at the fair. Clothing will
be exhibited on models to be chosen
from among the young women OF
Grand Forks. .
= The remainder OF the Agricultural
college exhibit at the fair will feature
the agricultural, products and meth
DDS, and IN the. whole the exhibit Is
to- be- perhaps the biggest and bes'
which the Agricultural college ha:
shown at a fair here.
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6oS"
hand. information as to the extent of
damage done public property and de-
cided to visit the wrecked police head
quarters. >@;5-
After Viewing police headquarters
the fury resumed taking testimony at
the court house: Sergeant Oscar Olson
Or the police force, who was on the
stand yesterday afternoon when, the
jury adjourned. was again in the wit
hess chair this afternoon. Other wit
nesses who we're called before the
jury. were Louis johnson. jailer at po-
lice headquarters. and Lieutenant f.
II. Barber of the police.
It is the intention of County Attor-
ney Warren. F.. Greene to produce ev-
cry momber of the police department
who was on duty Tuesday evening be-
fore the grand jury to the end that
information may. be secured on every
phase of the. Investigation involved
From time to time other witnesses
will be called and their testimony will
be. placed before. the grand jury a.
Eight witnesses Of Tuesday nights
ripting and lynching are known to
Have been stbpoenaed to appear be-
fore the; grand jury today. !,
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EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Among those. who motored to Fad.
denis Grove at Arvilla. where. a pic
mic was held and VIM. Bryan spoke
we're: Chas. Shrek, Brooks Wiles. Mrs.
J.. Belts. all of Key West, and Mary
Kluzak of this city.
Miss Elnha Norystrum from Haniil-
ton is visiting Mrs. Fred stallman.
D. B. Ferguson left yesterday on the
shriner special for the Pacinc.coast.
Fred Bye Of Gilby was a business
visitor in the city Thursday.
. Farnum Murphy has gonejto Mid
die River for a few days.
'.Bud" sullivan Ia. returned from
Bemidji where he has spent the last
week.
The Women's Missionary society
held its monthly meeting this after
noon at, the home of MH. R. s. Gnggs.
Mrs. F. F. Ross gave a good talk on
the Philippines: Mr.. d. b. Geddes
conducted devotional services ana the
Camp Fire Girls presented a playlet
called missionary Ciinics." !,
Miss Rena Pierson from Lake CITY
has arrived in the city for a few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Charley Thomas Of Crookston
is the guest Of Mrs. J.,c. Sherlock for
several days.
Claude Brown Of Ada. who has been
visiting a. the Culliton home on From
street, has gone to ,Bis$nArck.
Miss Francis Briggs who has been
attending the Minnesota state unit
verstty during the past winter, has re-
turned to her home on North Fourth
street. 5s:5 s.t,.
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Tho Town Today

Mobiles Of Oasis Temple. Mystic
Shrine, are guests Of KEN Temple.
! Rev. A. j. Hulteng will be honored
at SPECIAL services Sunday.
,,, ,,Sssro With knife is held ey the po-
ssnue style show will be feature Of
the}Grand Forks. fair.
Great crowd assemblies at Fadden's
Grove to hear William J. Bryan who
spent this morning in Grand Forks.
Young Peoples society Of Lutheran
Brethren opens here tonight.
Townley attorney leaves for st,
Paul: /
Sheriff Stewart shows real ability in
picking out brother officer.
Mineral .ervices for Leo Baer were
he ses, this Y at, afternoon: /.
CT absent voters ballots early
Hans Anderson advises.
i. Plans are made to organize elevate,
company at Marvel.
Anti-Bolshevist speaker will arriv.
In Grand Forks Saturday morning.
Lutheran Brethren elected officer'
this morning.
Fatal accident follows flight Of
International Flyer at Sykeston.,
Knights Of Columbus will hold in.
itiatfon here Saturday.
District court calendar is . being
arranged this afternoon.
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First Oass bookkeenar ana 80.
van ttsl: Aaasess So Herald.
Once Tor Rent in the Norhv...
.h hn Natl Bank Bldg. Inquire At
=. Walhcr Requests that all CHS.
nIa.ss1 sill +iRd3bted to him viii
poa ss maj the amount to p. O.. Box
Thirdf st l. als Cadence at s11s North
F.h,nx? d. :. r..t,. :
PAYNE and J. H.: RuetteiI van. e. T. :
party that feft here earTy today fnr . q
week end fishfhg. trip at white Ear4h
Da1c Saturday, juno 10, at kre.
ma, crow: dancing starts at . n. M.
is cordially invited. Good
nnusic and a good time. Direction. 3
nlles, north and 8 miles east Of East
1randssForks.-Adv.
Basket#soc4al and D.no,-con.
es;x4Sssood time Friday, June il
a a..,1x4aaasSs1B Social and dance that
HEYH@ nskhs Assischool District No. 100
I laA!aS SalItJhyN0ke the University. pro-
es9fxo sgp.sstoward purchasing a
scnoot| Victro{a.-Adv.
Ptcnioefs and Bathcrs in Riverside
Eark--Remember that we VIII he
mere during week days, afternoons
an evenings to accommodate YOU
with hot coffee, sandwiches. Ice roam
ana candies G. Jeffrey.-Adv.
No0ce 10 Home Builder-A meet.
Ins VIII pc held In Labor hall Mon
gay evening. June Fl, at 8 O'Clock
Tor the purpose of organizing home
building clubs, and every person in.
terested in building a home In re-.
auesteo to attend this meeting.-Adv
Encamp4nemt Meetins-There viii
pc a regular meeting Of Sinai En-
eampment No. 2. I. o. o. F.. this even
ing ats O'CLOCK in the Odd Fellow,
nail Regular business will be the or
oer and.all p%atriarchs are asked to at
tend.W7-Ihos A. Redick. c. P.
Big Picnic at Belmont Park ravil
ION July 5th, 1920. Races, climbin,
greasy pole. games and sports al
day. Dancing on best floor in state
Sand music all day, and Mcdonald
Brothers trained horses and animal,
ADV.
Stcuiographer Wanted - We hav,
position open for a competent AM
experienced stenographer. Make writ
ten, application E. j.. Lander & Co
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Do you know" said Prof. Brown
to his bosom friend. II cannot under
stand how people forget the ages Of
their children: / have no trouble.
For example. + was born 1900 years
after Socrates: my wife 1900 wears
after the death of Tiberius Caesar;
my y son John, 1000 years after
Tiberius Sempronius Gracious was
chosen tribune of the people.land our
daughter Amanda. 1900 years after
the beginning of the Folk wandering.
1t is perfectly simple. you see:"
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Collins Scheduled
To Arrive Saturday

Peter W. Collins Of Boston. who
is to speak on "Bolshevism the Red
Menace. Sunday afternoon win ar
rive in Grand Forks Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Collins address Sunday after
Don will be, given at the Metropnli-
tan Opera House at $3.50 O'clock. The
public is invited to be present. There
is no admission charge. and seats will
be reserved for veterans of the World
War
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-18

s@a Extra Street Car Service Discon-
tinued-The extra car leaving Third
u 7dstreet and. DeMers avenue for the
.ss hniVe rsity at 12 O'Clock midnight on
,ss:F ridas and Saturday. nights. will lie
bi~ssdiscpntinued, The extra is-minute
We i seryicc IN the University and South
'Sa@Ena kline on Sunday afternoons be-
'fo tweens4 :f5sin ms sand 9:45p p. m. will
-iadrc discontinued. until our. new cars
al "a rive awhen: "a complete: new schedule
will be put into effect. Grand Forks
nso6treet-Rans-ay Go.@-Adv.
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Delleck's Case CONFERENCE.-THE case
against John Delleck, arrested We'd
kshesday when a still was found in his
nome, was continued for ten days by
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Don't Forget the Great Northern
unclaimed, freight sale to be held at
the M. w. Day storage house, corner
tNinth street and University avenue,
eSaturday afternoon, June 10, at, 1890
10. m.-Ady.
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Elton Returns-stase's Attorney r.
3. Elton returned this. morning from
sssArfgo were he attended a meeting of
ff11fts:s Masonic Grand Lodge Of North
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Dr. J. g. Brundtn has gone to Port.
land, oregon, to attend the Imperia1
Shrine Ceremonial; will be back Il
-hfs"6fffce after July ADV. :.
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Defendant Victor-The jury in the
case of Tina Daily VS.. A. p. Lord, ex-
ecutor OF the estate of Sussanah
Daily, returned a verdict in favor OF
the defendant.
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Chicago, June 1s.-Robbers stole
75er cases and IS barrels OF whiskey,
estimated TO be worth $4,000 from
Z eliduor storehouee early today. fThey
bound the night Waterman ana put
him III the cellar. Altar three kourK
Edpnfnesneht, he worked himself Moose
tand notifsA the police. MI
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q Ctibors Famous Orchestra. will play
this week at Ardoch. Tuesday; Mimic
| Bowery, Wednesday,: Lankin pavilion,
Thursday; Bachelors Grove pavilion.
Friday sMSrrAReld, Saturday: Lankin,
= Sunday: "No~rest for the Wicked
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-18

niSh, Foo Bright Light-The glare of the
10 Athe. driunr Of the HkMnen scar rcf,Os-
'isi nabrock to drive off the:end ~of [ the
bridge over the EEnglish coulee on. the
>-H.s6ad sbeeweeh 1.-The fair grounds and
sTstneascemeteft: Although the car
y. r1lrned completely? over and" was con-
siderablp damaged. the occupants
7tesca ped practically unframed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-18

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