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SHOREHAM

Dr. platt entertained last week !
aunt. Mrs DespQ. and cousin Mrs. We
Of Boston.--At the missionary meeting
the ladics rooms last week Thursdi
over 100 ladies from this and adjoni
towns met to welcome missionary fr,
this town. Miss Stella cook. who is
Il Through from China Mrs Eustis a
sou and daughter Of Bhineclin.. Y.
called in town last week. looking up
birthplace of her father the Hon j.
Morton.-Mr and Mrs Robert Hall
Whitehall. y. :. We're Weekend que
Of their cousins. Nh and Mrs. John
Moore. Mrs. Louise Mead, who has be
visiting her son. has returned TO !
home in Orwel.-Nrs. Howard. Bircha
and Miss Farr are passing the week "
their sister. Mrs. Green, in Pottersvu
y. N.-Mr and Mrs. Parker Of NergenI
have entered the employ OF s. Il. Wither
aud have moved to the h f. Doug
farm.-Mr and Mrs II III. Burge- Nv,
recent visitors In Fair Haven. II
funeral Of Mrs. Lucy NEWELL Farnhi
was held Monday afternoon al her J..
home. The Rev a ] Hannum o
ciated Burial was in East SAorebs
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SOUTH STARkSBORO

Wallace kimball Of EIgene. ore. IL
Visiting his brother. Waiter i;mba!i. and
fhmily. He lefi Vermont 70 years gro.
poor hoy. for Sacramento Valley. Gait
where he remained two years. going
from there to VILLA mette Vale. Ore
There ne engaged in the sawmill business
lie then bought one acre Of land and
built house. He homesteaied 20 acres
and has since bought adjoining land
until now he has 32o acres mostly TIM
Der land. In 1904 lie came East. He ex-
poets TO spend he winter here and VIII
be glad 10 meet his old friends The
Brown reunion was held az the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon Stokes and was
we'll attended. Relatives were present
from Ferrishurg. MOnkton, StarlSsboro
Lincoln. Bristol, Pttsfeld and New York
Miss Sue Barrett of Brooklyn is guest
at the Naruey cottage.-Mr. and Mrs
william Young of Cedar Rapids. Iowa
have been visiting their cousin. Alice
Follansbee, and other relatives in Lincoln
and Bristol.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Twins were born Thursday mornii
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirby
Grove street.
Early Sunday morning about +
O'Clock an alarm Of fire was rung in fro
box Il at the corner of Malletts Bay az
nue. and West Allen street for FIRE in
barn owned by John Brandon in the re-
of the block owned by him on Mallet
avenue The fire was discovered by Nj
Eugene Granger about 1913, who h,
been awakened by the wind blowing in
the window, She got up to close the Wi
dow and on looking out saw the fam
on the roof of the barn. she awaken
her husband who sent in the alarm al
notified the Brandons that their bal
was on fire. The alarm system did ID
work at first AS only one strobe w
sounded but after a few minutes u
alarm was, in good order and the alaf
was run in. After the neighborhopd vi
aroused they turned out and did what tN
could. but by that Time the barn was 4
ablaze and could not be saved. The al
men then turned their attention TO al
other barn owned by Michael Gihhoi
which was right nearby and which Nd
ienited and. was burning. Althouu
the fremen worked to save this barn n
contents We're partially destroyed as Il
fire rad gone through when discovered
The. rear of the block owned by NJ
Brandon. which was recently painted w]
scorched The contents of the bad
which was DESTROYED. was composed
about $50 worth OF wood, and other 4
ticles besides tie storm doors and wi
dows for the block. 1t is estimated nj
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CORNW ALL

Eugene {. Bingham. professor Of chem
istry in Lafayette College. Easton, Penna
and Mrs. Bingham. also their sister, Mrs
William Ballou of Chester We're guests
this week of their mother. Mrs. W. II.
Bingham. at the Bingham homestead
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichols. of Rox-
bury. were week END guests of Mr.. Mich
OILS sister and husband, Judge and Mrs.
\. W, Foote.-Edmund r. Rice. of New
York, is guest at G. II, Lane's.-Nlrs.
Edgar Hinman, Of Lincoln. Neb,. is in
town on visit to her brother the Rev.
E. r ilamin.-MrS. Marion Hooker. of
Worcester. Mass, is spending a few weeks
with Miss Adde Parkhill.-Mr and Mrs,
Frank Waterman. of Brooklyn. y. Y.
are guests of their uncle and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Drolette.-Niss Hazel Blair,
of Baltimore, Md. and friend. William
Bachsmid. OF Washington, D. G.. together
with Miss Blairs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Blair. are in camp at Lake Dun
more
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aid in the progressfvpness Of the town.
Although MIR. and Mrs. Thayer have no
definite plans for the immediate future.
they expect to make their home outside
the town. much to the regret or their
many friends. in the community where
fheY nave both labored increasingly with
the strongest love and loyalty.-The In
austria viii meet with Mrs clayton Grant
TINS afternoon There will be dance
In Jackman IL Garlands nall Fri
DAY evening. Mrs fhad Sargent. Is visit
ing friends in Montpelier and vicinity
son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. kari
MoodE-Mr. and Mrs g. \. Thayer made
a business trip to Mddle1ury saturday.
MISS Myrtle Butterfed. of Fast Hampton
Mass, is visiting her uncle. w. T.. Butter
1ieid ana other friends in town. -Adophus
Booska has moved his household goods by
truck from Lowell. Mass TO the farm he
recently purchased of Frank Thompson.
Mrs. William hughes has returned to
her home IN Salem. ore. after Il stay of
n few months with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Atkins. Arthur Narnev and family
Warren Brooks and Keith Blrknell motor
ed to Rochester Sunday william Martell
had one eye injured 80 badly by being
nit ny the limb of Tree nat it is fear
ed he will lose the sight Of .t.-Mr. and
Mrs =. q. lndcrhill. of Brooklyn, =. Y,
VINO nave spent three months At the rs
toy house. have returned Tho Youngest
sou of Allen Pierce. Of Huntington is
staying at tho home Of CLINTON Pierce
ii. e. Elliott and Bernard Murray and
daughter. Of Bristol we're SUNDAY WISH
tors al the home of l.. A. JaCkmau Mr.
and Mrs. John Benton and daughter
Myrln returned Sunday from several days
trim 10 Fort Ann. Glcns Falls and other
points In New York state
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MONKTON

MIR and Mrs. +. H. Palmer and sons and
Donald Sears left yesterday for the West,
Mrs. Harold Ayers and son, Leona rd
have returned from week at Malletts
BaN.--Mrs X, W. Chorlon and sons are
visiting in Burlington-M q. French and
wife. of Charlotte. are guests of their
sons. H. f. and II. NJ. French.-Mr and
Mrs. G. A. Crompton have returned to
Rutland after a weeks visit with the lat
ter's uucles, G. G. and Judge II. V Sears
Schools in town will reopen September
ALVIN Little is confined to the house
by rheumatism.
The Rev aud Mrs Gothey are having
y two weeks vacation. therefore, there Will
he no preaching service al the Methodist
Episcopal Church for two sundays The
Rev Mr. Eddie occupied the pulpit at
tho Methodist Episcopal church at the
Boro last Sunday morning Mrs. Harold
II. Ayres and son. Leonard, who were the
guests OF MIR and Mrs. n. w Ayres and
family at their cottage at Malletts Bay
tho past week, have returned home. Miss
Florence Ayres came with her.-Airs. q
e. Farr has returned home. Her father
came with her for few days visit
Charles Jewels mother and sister and
children, of Worcester Mass. are visit
ing ~ his home. r. Palmer is visiting
his daughter Mrs q. G. Farr and family
Miss Laura King. OF Ferrisburg, who
was the guest of Miss Bernce Thomas the
past week, has returned home. The Miss
es Alice and Gertrude shepherd were
Weekend visitors in Bristol-7'he road up
the hill that was so badly washed out by
the recent rains, is now in good repair
Miss Ruby McEntee has returned to
Burington.-T grasshoppers are eat
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EAST MONKTON

The nth annual reunion OF the Oryis
and Elliott families WAS held Angus, IS
M the home OF Elmer Elliott and family
of Bristol, with an attendance OF 1916 near
~ all of whom were relatives. The guests
Of honor were Charles NJ. Elliott. John
Elliott and family. Harry Morgan and
family and Dewey Elliott. all of Oxford
Ia, Others coming from distance were
Mrs. Walter Iiogb bin. OF Boston; Miss Sa ra
orvis. OF New York city; Charles Lee and
family, Of Springfield; Dr. Stephen $
Green of Buffalo. y. Y; Miss Edna Will
cox, OF Essex Junction: Mr.. and Mrs. l.
:. Elliott and son, Mack. Mr. and Mrs.
a. l.. Benedict, Walter Palmer and fam
i!y, of Sheiburne: George Morgan and fam
ily of Malletts Bay; Or. Rogers and fam
ily of Vergennes; Mrs. Benjamin Nc
Quivey. OF Middlebury: Fred Peet and
family. of st. George j, f.. r. H., and
Fred Elliott, of Warren. There were two
ministers present. the Rev j. f.. Ransome.
former pastor of the Friends Church at
Monkton Ridge, who left the next day
for his new duties in Tennessee and the
Rev. +. NJ. Hagadorn, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Bristol de
lightful dinner was served on the lawn
which in quality and quantity could scarce
ly he surpassed. the menu commencing
with chicken pies. piping hot and contin-
uing through a long array of goodies to
lce-cream which was served in abundance
Shortly after dinner followed the bust
ness meeting, conducted by the president.
Fred Poet. and which opened by the sing
ing of America" by the audience. Re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer were
read and approved The following OH
GERS We're elected; President. George Nor
gan; vice president. Arthur l.. Benedict;
secretary. Miss Juletta Barnum: treas
urer. Edwin Orvs: table committee. DR.
and Mrs. +. n. Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Orvis and Mr., and Mrs. Marion j.
Wendall Miss Juletta Barnum and Allen
Lee musical and literary committee. Mr.
and Mrs, Earl Meader. Mr., and Mrs, Wal
ter Palmer, Mr., and Mrs, Fred Elliott,
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ORWELL

Miss Lucia Thomas of Burlington. IS
AT her home here for n short vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen are cute:-
tanning their daughter. Miss Ellen Allen.
of Keene. y. H-.tlfred Rnes of Shore
ham and W. W. Eddy are assisting A \.
Monser in the repair work al the Con
sregational psrsonage.--The Rev. w. G.
Pennsiwell OF Evanston. Ill. who is
spending tho summer at Manchester.
preached at the church Sunday morning.
Ernest Wolcott has gone to Bethlehem.
y. IL. to spend some time to get relief
from hay fcver.--Commander George Il
Wright has returned to Washington. u.
c.. his 20 days leave OF absence having
expired. Mrs Wrigh, and children are
still at the Wright homestead Mr.. and
Mw. John Vail are entertaining their
nephew. John Vail. Of Barton Mass
Arthur sullivan. son of Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
j. sullivan. who recently had an operation
on his throat at the TiConderoga y y
hospital. IS gaining rapidly.-NIiss Winona
Bsnbia is home from Springfield, Mass
for a three weeks vacation. William and
Thomas Barron. of Hartford Conn. are
spending their vacation in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Raymond and son. OF Hud-
son Falls, y, Y. have returned to their
home after spending a week with rela-
tlves here.-AIr. and Mrs Avery Daniels
and Mr., and Mrs. Charles Daniels. of Me
dina, \. y, are guests Of Mrs. Charles
A Abell-Thc Misses Grace and Mildred
Doane. of Burlington are visiting friends
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Tells Desjadon
their daughters. Mrs. Walsh and Mrs
Laparl. of Worcester. Maes--A number
of the women of the Missionary society
accepted the invitation of the Shoreham
Auxiliary 20 attend the welcome meeting
e'ven in Shoreham Thursday in honor OF
Miss STEELE Coats. a MISSIONARY in China,
nOlne OF IL NnArs tilrlnmRh
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs. Cora Hand and daughter. lydia.
or North Haven, Conn. arc visiting rel
ativeS and friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs
dohn H. Devoid and son. CHARLES. Miss
Mamie Mann of IIinsdalo y. H.. and
the Misses Marguerite and Beatrice Hen
ry OF Bristol have just returned from
weeks motor trip through the White
Mts. and Mohawk trail.--MrS. e. w.
Henry is visiting Mrs. i. T.. Mann in
ilinsdalo. y. li.-Miss Edith Davis
who has hecn visiting Mrs. 4. j..
Williams, has gone 10 Charlotte to visit
friends before returning - her home in
Winooski.
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STARkSBORO

NJ AID Mrs Ro.la G Williams and
ilham l-ongdcu and sister. Miss Long
uef' OF biiGScport. Conn, were Gutsts of
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. . Brown last week -
Kenneth purirtou OF Burlington. was en-
tcrteined last week a. T. W Smiths
Mrs. olive Carpenter, who has been quite
i'll. is better-Mrs. A. w Collins and SON
OF Monkton, visited her cousin Mrs
Iaude s. Wade. the last Of the week 49,
Mi&9 Frances Pierce. OF Bristol. was a
Weekend gurSt q; A. r. Cliirord's. Mrs
Hattie Sargent and son, Oswell. returned
ia HiistOi SUNDAY after few days stay
AT {. +. Cliford's -- Miss Dorothy stevens
who has been the guest Of her cousin
Miss Ninabele Hanson. has returned to
her home in Richmond.-Mf Flora Weth-
erel Of Worcester, Mass. has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Louise Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester l.atayatte are parents of
daughter. born the lsth.--Wliam MOI
ril and ISIS Lola Lawrence, of St. Al .
bans, have been visiting their father and
grandfather, Alfred morrill,. at A l..
Whites The marriage of Miss Helen
ifalleCk and Maurice Casey, both OF this
town. is announced TO have taken place
ihe 18Th. at Middlebury and Mrs
Dayton Smith. of Ridgewood Park, y. j..
are passing the week with his parents
Mr., and Mrs +. G. Smith-Mr and Mrs
George Ladeau visited friends in Mont
pclier sunday Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester
Brownell have returned to Burlington en-
route to their home in New York city.
Charles Stokes has returned from Wis
itns his niece in Greenwich, y. Y.-Mr.
and Mrs, +. S. Ferguson spent Sunday at
Cedar Point.-Mrs Elsie Lafayette has
returned from Lincoln.-Mrs. Louise
,-i,l
ter. Mrs Mary Smith in Brist OIL john
Tiff has returned to Lincoln after few
days stay here.--Ncws has been received
that Floyd +. Smith is in the General hos
pital at Lawrence, Mass. where ne has
had successful opera ton for appendi-
citis and upon his recovery Mr.. and Mrs.
smith expect to return hcre.--Mr. and Mrs
Harold Little, of .Feirisburg, were at Mrs.
q. G. Steadman's last week. Mrs. Annette
Davis and granddaughter returned with
thcm.-M. J. Graves and family, of Bran
don. were at G. r. Cliford's Sunday-Mr
and Mrs. Richard Hi. B. G. Maxfield and
Miss Gertrude Maxfed were in Water
bury last week to see Mrs. B. G. Max
field.-C. F.. Lathrop and A. l.. White
have recently sold q quantity OF naples
to the Last Block Co.-Clayton Smith and
family Of Richmond. were with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Smith. Sunday.
-lIinesburg played the home team az
baseball Saturday, resulting in a score Of
2 to in favor OF the home team-Nate
Morrill, has moved on to V. c. Thomp-
sons farm recently vacated by A. r.
Bruce.-Mrs Jane Dixie and Miss Lucy
Dixie were guests at d. 3. bikes several
days last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Harmon entertained last week his cousin
Miss Hannah Dillon. of ('hiCagO and Miss
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FARMS FOR SALE

ai-CNU EARL vol; SAL r, @G5 acres. good
NuNd!ncs. r1n".rE '.atar 80 house aaG
Ha"n. o"c ~ no be-. Ih..i0E M farms n
Tirr' socrc, a3KA~' orchard, 2.2ju tros<
l!ah;1!.g 1Tsr-"7tor. 2Or .yu cap
buckets and h"il";s, new sEra" i'NJsc
tmoe: 4rocph on farm to nay for T.,
great p!aca tor itn,b"rlrg. on.y tire.
MO- E rl''ie sto"~s nr1 churches, ono.
ha,t me 80 sch.1. nHGrA; ~ hea1 Of storl,
- prs and all farI,',iE toos srd folder
Your acrer potatoes Ia only SH.0uG 81 600
down o. Woul1 t"udc ror small place.
VII" or eel T." II. Il. Haliock. Slarls-
horo " rot Of " II
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CHESTER y. H., whore he went last week
TO attend the funeral of a Neutrality-suspicious.
Delphia is making extensive improvements
ana repairs with some alterations on
inc exterior and interior of his business
DOCK on Main street. Mrs Frank Dona-
nue. and her son, Francis have gone to
Barre for visit OF two weeks with rcla-
tives.-Harold Elmer has gone to orwell
Tor few days stay with fricnds.--The
village authorities are making much
needed repairs on the road Bakery
lane and also the opposite road on Mill
81
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GRANVILLE

Tho Misses Nellie and Linnic Jones IT
Mortified. with a party of friends. were
in town Wednesday on business.--Mr
and Mrs. Eugene Campbell We're in Ran
dolph ThursdaN.-Mr and Mrs. D. y.
Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ford
We're In Bloomfield and other towns in
Vermont and New Hampshire on an auto
mobile trip. three days last week.-Mrs.
Laura Gibbs of Woodstock is spending
foW days at the home OF hor brother
O. G. Briggs.-At the present time only
one name mas been filed for town Rep
resentativc, that of William shirley. Re
publican.
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their daughter Mrs. r, II. Booth, u
week. at Crosse Point Mrs. William i,
row. of Ferrisburg, visited Mr.. and. "
g. y. Larrow last Thursday Miss Ion
Hodgkins, Of Now York, is visiting \
sister, Mrs. william Pierson.-- Mad
Sneden IS visiting her daughter, Mrs.
E. Davis. in New Haven. Ester and .
la Larrow. Of Ferrsburg, passed
weekend with their uncle, and aunt,
and Mrs G. T. I,nrrow $3.50.
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NEW HAVEN

* the guest OF her sister, Mrs Wildsa
Mrs. f. !" Shackett returned home TNi
day from o two weeks visit Win frie1
in Boston. William NJ lioyt. Of chicai
is in town visiting friends GO. ; Ever
and sister, Mrs. W. W. wilson of Br
tol, motored TO South SALISBURY Sat,
day. Mrs. e. :. Everest and children
turned home with them Sunday "A good
number attended services at the cong
gational Church IN Vereennes sunday
Mrs. Mary Roscoe has returned from
automobile trip to the White .MountaI
and Adams MnSe
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms so adj
vortisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutivc months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
FEDERAL BAKERY
SYSTEM OPENED
THIS MORNING

The Federal System of bakeries has
established a bakery in Grand Forks
and this morning was ready for BUSH
ness in the building occupied also by
The Home Tea company on North
Fourth street. John Walshe. formerly
Of Minneapolis, Is manager and pro-
prietor of the establishment here,
and will make his residence in Grand
Forks &
H. G. Moore has also been here for
the past number Of days. supervising
the installment Of the bakery plant,
and expects to leave Don to continue
with his work Of installing bakeries
throughout this section of the coun-
try. Perry Finch, who has been with
the Federal Bakery establishments
in Minneapolis for q number OF years,
and is IN experienced baker, is head
baker of the local house.
Cleanliness Is the important feature
Of the system, according to Mr.. Finch
this morning. Only pure ingredients
are used in the baking of the bread
and the public is assured Of good
pure bread which is always fresh.
The dough is prepared during the
night, he said. and the baking bgins
about 8 o'clock in the morning, so
that patrons are always assured Of
strictly fresh bread. It Is the plan
to bake each day only the amount
Of bread that will be disposed of.
Gas IS used to heat the revolving
ovens tn which the bread is baked,
and these as we'll as the other ma
ohinery used in preparing the bread,
are operated with electricity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
T /
ARRIVED TODAY
New County Agent Takes AXES
Charge Of Farm Bureau
Office.

J. L. Tompkin, newly elected county
agent, arrived from Fargo Sunday and
took charge of the Grand Forks
county farm, bureau once at the
court house this morning before leav-
ing for the farm bureau meeting be-
ing held at Inkster this afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Tompkin will have complete
charge Of county agent work here,
taking over the position left vacant
by the resignation Of Rex Willard last
December. An active program OF
work Is being planned for the bureau
and MI. Tompkin will spend the re-
mainder Of the week completing busi-
ness matters which have accumulated
at the bureau ONCE.
The meeting at Inkster opened this
afternoon at 2 o'clock with an address
by DIR. H. C. Vestal. veterinarian, who
spoke on the subject of Animal Dis
eases" Following the address. e. A.
Wilson, Cass county agent, gave q
talk on live stock production in North
Dakota.
Dan E. Willard Of Minneapolis, who
is we'll known in the county. will
speak this evening at 8 o'clock on
marketing and various related sub.
jects. Mr.. Willard, accompanied by
his brother Rex E. Willard of the
agricultural college, was visiting In
Grand Forks yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
PIONEER DIED
HERE SUNDAY
Patrick Fahey Of Lakota
Passed Away in Local
Hospital at Age Of 81.

.NE. NIeA.- $50
Patrick Fahey, aged 81, for more
than forty years a prominent resident
sof Nelson county. died in a local hos
vit1lasscn Sunday morning February
!. Paralysis was the direct cause of
his death, the throat having been
paralyxed for the last three months.
The $renains will be shipped to La
kot1so on Tuesday morning and the
funeral services will be held from
the catholic church at that place,
Rev.Father Mcdonald Of Michigan
omciating.
Surviving the deceased are three
sons and several daughters. Mrs.
FAhey died OF influenza one year ago.
Thomas Fahey. Of Grand
Forks and another brother, James
Fahey OF Michigan, also survive.
Patrick Fahey came to North Da-
kotn from Wisconsin in 1880. He was
corn In Ireland IN 1859.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
Winter Sports Were
Popular Here Sunday

With fine weather Sunday and
many Grand Forks people INDUCING
in q veritable winter sport spree, a
party Of ski jumpers from Mekinock
were here practicinE on the slide in
Lincoln park in preparation for the
tournament to be held here. later in
theemonth.ssv M @
WithHrecent fine weather conditions
the SKI. and toboggan slides and skat-
ing Kinks Of the city have been in con-
slant use: Toboggan parties are the
rage at present and others looking for
more strenuous sport arc fiocking to
the skating Kinks and the ski slide
regularly. r
firing Of the usual run of winter
sports available, Nose" Rosenzweig,
Fat Hanson and their gang yester-
day hitched a toboggan to old LIZ
zie'' and made q close to nature de
luz tour Of the city. The straight
away ride isn't 80 much joy. accord
Ing to NOSE" but its Hot Dog
when, the old universalt turns a corner
two wheels and the toboggan slew
around.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
Soldiers May Become
Citizens February Is

Honorably discharged soldiers Of
this district who desire to become
naturalized citizens of the United
States, will, have an opportunity to do
so free of charge the morning OF
Wednesday, February is, when an ex-
aminer Of the U. s. naturalization
service will be at the ofice Of Clerk
Of Court M. w. 9paulding.
Applicants for full citizenship
should appear at Mr.. S~paulding's Of
flee on the day st, supplied with
their discharges and two witnesses
who can certify that the applicant is
the man named in the discharge GER
tificate. Under certain conditions full
citizenship will be granted such men
February IS. No fees are required OF
these men. e.
One Of the men to complete natur-
alization at this time will be Corporal
Joseph Grodzinsky of tho army re-
cruiting Office here who made his
petition Tor citizenship while march
ing to Coblenz. Germany where he
served with the U. S. army Of occu-
patton. Corporal Grodxinsky made
his petition shortly after the armi-
sice was signed and did not heaz
further from It until today.