Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-31

orpheum Hal. Emsrds Orchestra.
Tickets q csntk-.edv. @ /;
Furniture Repairs-wM call At
sonr home, repair furniture. Phone
Postponed-On accoun Of the in
auenxa epidemic the Presbyterian
RumMate Sale will be indefinitely
postponed.-Adv.
Robbins to IAkota-Atty. Geo. r.
Robbins 10 In LAkota today attend-
Ing to legal business matters.
Twicheal In Tow rr..ave,,
Tw1chel Q Fargo is a Grand Forks
visitor today.
For ~saae-sGood eating apples BY
prepaid express, delivered anywhere
IN Grand Forks; 1926 per hox. ]. A.
Coliette. Grafton. N. Dak.-Adv. i
F1atN for Rmt-rwe rear upper
rooms; modern. unfurnished. Light.
heat, etc: Prica 322. Phone ,3sSs-W.
Mrs. FIT. Roat.-Adv.
"SNnenAhsm" SeRmnn-A sermon
OF "~Spirttualism" will be given sun
DAY evening at 1880 O'Clock BY Rev.
: E. Helsey Ambrose, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church.
We Wish TO Announce to the trade
that we are again able to I'LL orders
Tor the we'll known Washburn Coal
company's Ignite. Stinson Imple-
ment & Fuel Go. Phone ls.-Adv.
DR.. Kane Gtvee Iecture-Dr. Thos.
+. Kane, president Of the university,
delivered the last n~natrtculation lee
thre OF h semester at Woodwork
auditorium this morning.
Funeral. OF. Mrs. Murphy-F,neral
services for Mrs. James Murphy Of
Manuel, NJ d., who died Friday at
her farm home, win b. held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from st. TIM
,othy's church at MARVEL. !:
committee Of St. PauIs Episcopal
church announces that the card party
to have been held at the Guild hail
next Monday night. has been post.
poned on account of the sickness now
prevalent in h city.
Ea, as The; Belmont Cafe-The
- OGINlSSS toAL
foods are Of the hest quality Try
our special club breakfasts. dinners
I and suppers., We serve the best every
Adv.
DAnce-The Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen viii give their annual
dsnce at the Auditorium, Wednesday,
February, 4. We always assure
everybody a good time. Music BY
Emard's Splice sorchestra. Admits.
zion $500; extra lady 25c-Adv.
Death Of Mrs. Kanster-Mrn. Mary
Kanster,, whoewasv a resident Of Grand
Forks for. several years, died/%at her
home in Brainsrd, Mimi, Friday. &C,
cordfng to word received by friends
here. Mrs. Kanster was AZ years old,
and has lived in nrainerd since 1913.
Flower Shop viii Move-On ac-
count of the increase OF business the
Grand Forks Floral company, located
atS307 DeMers venl viii move to
larger quarters, and the first Of next
week will to thf Bacon Flat
building, No. 8 North Fourth street.
The store has been UNDER the pro-
pretorsh1p Of f. G. LApke ana o.
G. Warden since EeoruaY, 1913.
crowns Goes to St. RAu-carl
rr1vins. who has been a 1Ye.dent Of
this city for the past eight gears, will
leave this evening for st. Hau1, where
he will be connected with the once
Of the Burroughs Adding Machine
company. For the past two years he
\ has been with this company in its
Office in Grand Forks, and previous
to that time q connected with the
Stone Piano company.
Major Brown DEMONSTRATIONS A.
E.sBrown, professor Of military SCI
ence at the state university. received
word from the war department that
heShad been denoted to the rank of
captain in the permanent army es-
, tablishment. This dcmotion is gen.
eral in the regular army with the
rehabilitation of the. temporary
forces, some officers who held tempoS-
AIRY rank a. brigadier general during
the war nov being found wearing
tive bars on their shoulder straps.