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Illerltan'te Sarmbla0e fortullcr,
at Ntcieri S~nbuitricn / NorQc mar
gIort bctpoeli9c Nrcnlitriot Sc iioite
iao Nus. Saa itor bar Nrcmghn
9eIl pGret, at ben .~lloritc Staggering
bar beltenlt iig Ill al ore cu betpoc-
il9 Slm Serge poa OF giprc Huber
'ogellcr anauaenbe Meieriitel eler
Erooucerilg al Otelt oa NicIfcpro-
buffer. SIR. 2~,000,OO0.0O er allere.
DC bet bcOtlget mtco Get Ytaal Tor
Gte. 6or at opnon Den bco't mnlligc
llnOerretntn9 %anqnaenoe Nelriitel
'aa at iige lige % iii npeite Cato
bar man Ien0t Ell al Norqca melt
'remra9en0e Wtclcrimpn0 hlo iii
Soreneoe Stater Tor at oipre plocrc
llnoer'sgelier. Sennc Wtano cr
Snopig tSit1ocr, Sireftor Tor the
Gatrp Experiment Station", &riiti
ania, Norge. Som ct Sepia paa,
bpilfet pproifulot 9(rbeibc ban bar
ilofert for Meieri- Sllouitricn, fan
peges paa oct 6aftuIn, at aongen
bar belsnnet ham meo @lilomcoal-
len for ltnoerisaelIX paa Oct ugri-
fulhireue Smrauoe. Sr. Slinoer er
Ell fienbt, bpgtig Mtono pau lit Sm-
rndbe. men hpa0 hans foudelide
8ltlomebalIe angaar, ber ban helIt
gan meb ben / Sommen. mems han
er rlnot paa ltnoerie9elier her.
9ette bore iagt iaa / YarentheS.
Sra meget lang SiO tilbage bor
Yrooucerine at Ielf og Silpirfning
al Welfepro>llfter itaoet iom en- me.
get fremra9enoe Sorretning / Nor.
ge. Sc norife &l9mper og Gifin-
gerne meo porte op paa Melf %
Welfeprooufter, ipeget Sreluar og
= gl,fferpgge. Der blir in9en
aipmpefrGiter og fleint I'll Sifin9e-
mob uben Nelf og Melfeprooi,fter
- bare tprolemmebe, imaaiipleoe,
llpatriotiifc Sreplere.
Norge er al Torberre ifobt for
ap9gapl og for Erooucering al
@rsn og Sober. aleperen porte
mmosbsi, buffer ieg, % Smaagrcn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
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mig Ell Gralbana, ON lea iortaltl
bpao ic9 bar icct. Naubc Norle pU.
ret bcfoltct al Sanitcr cucr Nolluu.
0cre, p!ioc man l0ag hare aOlct Here
Gall9c iad megct @ren Ser, loln Der
III aplca. Ter Iaa NOT lrnhott Niger.
Ioro | Nor9c I'll al Qlpc ct Suuaas
brig I'll hocr Sanlllic, iom uopan.
orcoc Ill Nmerifa. Wicl huorior Ia.
Ic ON "not Ntoo ~ unlIiotc MlU.
ocr?"
SonOt not, 9torge or bjer8iulot
Iten / Slernc, Saffcrne % paa %io-
ocrne or Der Oct mclt ubnlerteoe &ei.
tc ont Somlncrcll. st meQCt tort
Nntal Spnocr cllcr Sarnlcrc bar
cnom inc SGtcrc oppe i %icrQtraf
icrne. NieIfninGen uoierca al 81.
ger % aoinocr, iom Dor "poa SG.
tcren" / Sommertloen. 9lllorc bor
NulSgunroe / llbtuutelr al @p9oel,
&raater % Snogierbin9er, hpor
man bar &llernc / Steoet Tor paa
Spteren. Ser t Siben pleicoc man
alto at lauc Snlsr % mite pau SG-
teren; men er leg life lell un0errct
tet, bar man M nlcr % nler begpn0t
at irngte WteIfcn ira Sptcrcn %
neo I'll Nteierict. Ger er for uUrpG-
renoe $1,000 Sptrc / Norge.
s &intertloen itoar altcrne / lin
Soa5 / @aorbcna SIPS. @ooroenc
llgger altio "neoe / Galcn". Get cr
limit Ser, mems Sneitormerle raier
oppe paa gicrgtoppe oa Sieloplooer
Nor'fe 41ter bar Oct beore el10 Wtll.
lionPrer ON Gintercn bar De Oct
lunlt og uarnt / lit 6lo& og iaar ebe
&lsperhs, fulbop9tigt @ren % Ouf-
tenbe Serpe, oe ON Sommeren bar
De Ssitib oppe / Spelomarten, faar
mnttc Jig paa oct ~iineite, melt for
ifieligarteoe @rpS % briffe BET re.
neite aiIoeparto. lom opcr alt iprno.
Ter frem ira ailoeipring cler rinoer
/ Spffe. San OIL glenme ganle
Norge2" =
Ger er paa Ell Sllmp 100000
Dfelfefuer / Norge. Set meite al
Welfen ienoeS til Wteierier euer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ser er $50
Weierier, 4 itore G%onbeulericr %
nogle ioa "SteriIi5nl9 Sactories".
Weierierne mootager finn Melf, 90
Mtaioriteten al DEM er InoeIsmeie.
rier, lom eies al Ssnoerne. Wfeleri.
p9Ieret er ct pi9tigt "&pien" Tor
Noree. Woatte BET bore Jig tort,
lonl set fortiener.
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ooner bar lagt belle Sinteren
'loen lc8 bc9Dnote at gipc
Oem EMO Tor Snc.
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&. W. Soatt Etetts 'cHSe'te 5slpbutaQ r en- olN.
.IetliA : Lift'ptEiua tonlsnrreret Iabletfnrut
N,t@aft a aetHEl0taa 6~or'Elua "a Srp.riu,rt,.
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Som Nt.Htat bar on "tipo Tor Cue" en- lcal.
'uitet yemen l'iaao ~ AZ pbe BET NET utala, az
WY '92lef Dti'tItr % geG iDu fl uuiergr
lA 2fIN yaultnH NJ peeeus rsprDsuc,reuns cr1ogsr
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y" hAtt laht tlEt rage % forsssr Brobuft9.
g9e ~ atine EI 3gljc. Der 'retrbrtnatr mere
WI .El,I NJ -uMMtE tnh n. har trrf rtnID,
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Aap ne oos, Cro FOR Dot ou,r srra az " f,r
Smt ,Ila.s Hincr zen utiieuts @graUtt NJ on iaar
~ =. etii, Saeno "a 'tno e'itr en- Boz az "lwS
N'h tl0' pr Ecr cl,r port 'pe-tas Itlbuo ~
lH SnWl not 'or acit @r'aasu Tste tottr oV
ttn'i'Ratot NJ tH sent pr Iap ur gene. eltt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

Gcnnc Snbel aITlocr, TOM nuunt.
90 Erocellt al De &rcatlrrr "a Spln,
'ont blcu llogtet her / @un0ct "a I'M
Der ic0crul Snipcttlon. Statcr %
%uimrcr hapbc nottrllQui3 mCr cllcr
min0rc Cpipn meo unorc SIaltcrier
ogloo; men Observation-Disclosures uur
oct nltlan life.
Gen Germ, lom foruariudcr III.
bcrtitlolt2, fon ittc lees ll0cu Qlcll-
ncm ct itcrft W}ltrpifop. ll0cu at
bcnnc @crm iin0c@ / Micuucitct2 cl
Ter Gurct2 Scgcmc, tUl life oct lanl-
NE Vterneltc cler 0ur luu SU00om
men. ll6cnior Ours % Niclmcifcr3
Negenler fan gucllIcu lite uOuiflc
iig, % uoiot Tor Splen2 Struuler
oor Den meget mart. Npur Sp00om-
men bar nit iig, CT Def 0crior MOO
pcnolgt, at ser bIir oe2iuiicerct. in
Sen man ilippCr friife Cur 6ib. pa
ctLcn fon Iepc / Here Nioancocr pnu
nlsrtc ElnOIc, / Snrlloa cllcr bc'fut
let AZ en- for @igOiclitorpc T. Gr.
HcnaIigbco, frtir quit o. Solitju rr
oct bcoitc &clipttelicami00cl moo
SubcrfuIoiia, ser Iettcit % pUrit an
grlbcr Wtcnucitcr % GDr, Der cr
iUGtteoc oc0 Cpcronitrcuaclic clcr
Vtangel pou nUrenoc Tooc. Gpr Ser
lcOcr puu SOBER. Der bar Il0cl l}u
%ringauTr0i, iaoucl iom GDr, iom iul
tcfoorca, blir pcite Al &onitltutiou
% tobcr lin QiooitanOafrait iii al
rinoe SNr opcr Den iIligenoe |icu
Sc.
Set mau f~orltoaea, al (libcriulo
lis cr en- SnQ0om, ipm fon pare i'll
itcoc, iclp on Der iftc cr uoQcn
Snmptomcr, ioul bier set. GrtQrne,
aDeoc Nerioucr. iom bor baut cu0cl
mco tIbcrtuIole 0ur at Niprt, urat
tl'tc GprlUgCr nenlig, bar ool uisic
Scgn at gau crtcr. huiltCt letter Dem
lItun0 til at BONNIE, buoroi0t Ct 2Or
mnuifc Ii0cr al SltbCrtuloii2. On Nl,
cller Stuo, JON nrugrc2 % boitcr ia
0tgt, bier 10 (CaL Der tan tuOc pua
Subertuloii: men oct rr life uogCt
nbioIut uigirrcuoe SumWtom bette
boiler. Naur man miatuulGr ct Cur
ior al bare (ubertlIloiia. or Der in
gen an0en ll0uct I'll at riu0c Oct M
rOr "liftcrt enc al llnocrtnitc CUrct en-
Iubcrftlinprop,. 90 oct bbr uUr2
en- cr'nrcn, iomoittigbcoaiuiO Cur
lrQc. man 1uar Ill al iorctoHf ocu
Nrspc life BEN irritc ocu Dcorc
&u~utiaIucr, mon fan ioo [ng T.
Sao Ell tompCtcnt, fieuot Gur,Tlc
iorctagc (ubcrtuIinproucu. Gag pUi
ira 9elingen Gle "Hcoctor2" meo
en- Sang, o. OesIniiccr ltror c'tgr o.
'~orctognc "rcuctrla" Arcoturcr.
@ip life Io,ru Grooutter mcO III
berfuIoii2 Germs / til Spiu cacr
Auloe.
Grsp S0llnltl mCo SllbcrtllU
ilien en- Sang INERT 9lor.
Wielt, ma lite cr iiffcr pol, lin,
DC ophc0es til rs 6roocr 6ohrcu
lcit % bodies iaa bco miuoit 80 9}i
mrter. Mertjl frpues 9(rbcloc o.
ueic Ius Tor al DPrc iiffcr poa, at
CphcOuin9cu bl,r ret. DER lctpmo,
og liac |iitfcrt rr Oct al fogc glcItc
lloqIc iao Diuutter. ! folheoc Sto'
ic % / Solcna Straaler lcpcr It'll,
Iubcrfuloiia &acIlen lang Stm
Sen: men / Srulos, Stsp, uimo
%uit % Sitroac triue5 oer.
Rnnp % ginf.
III you and would smile d Ii,',
more
And | would kinder be:
II you would stop 70 think before
You speak Of au.tS you see;
II would show more patience. too,
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HI, lips IN iravn> are ciried
Both you and I'D be helping then
- "'"N' d o'''' world.
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ma Plod your selfish way
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

..~ So.
II :cnapter o PM entertained
patronesses: Mrs. E. j. Lander, Mrs.
Paul j: Davis, and Mrs. a. p. Gilt
at the sorority/house, University ave-
nue..
). (,
A regular meeting Of. the Luther
League Of the Swedish Lutheran
church was held on Thursday even
ing in the church AUDITORIUM. and a
large number Of young people were
present. An interesting feature of
the meeting was the reception Of the
last two confirmation classes into the
League.
i The musical numbers on the pro-
program.wer we'll given, ana an in
aructive and interesting address was
given nv Rev. r. M Persenius nastor
of the church During the sncisI
-Four refreshments were .arved. $500
y - :, ~a..-* = y 80
Mrs. William Hiesgen. Neils block.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
| / J. SECTIONS
! GIVEN PRIZES
New Jersey Farm Cleaned
In Berkshire Swine :.
Class AT Chicago

Chicago. Dec. 2.-AiiAection.s of>the
country were represented in the prize
list EYof. the,ss International live stock
shows here today. 1.-The Wendoyer
farIIIssof HBernardsville,.N n. j., H4nade "a
cleanup tnisfhe Berkshire swine class.
winning SNthe awards: for senior md
grandSclhtfIppion. sow, junior boarsssaEnnd
five ADDITIONAL bl1essribbons.sss ss,ss5asssi,
Minnesota. forgedssto theSfront in
n Chester White swine division, H.
A. DeFe1thal of Wykoff,, winning the
titleas Tot y Junior, senior and Grand
champion SOW and senior and grand
champion boar. He gathered in
twelve blue ribbons; five red, three
white, one pink and one yellow.
Canadian visitors were cheered
when ]. II. Patrick of Ilderton,I Ont.
won the prize for the champion
breeding Lincoln ram. Further cause
for rejoicing by Canadians came in
the grain and hay show, when J. c.
Mitchell Of Dahinda, Sask., took the
special award for the best sample Of
wheat. John s.5W.~ Lucas; Calgary,
Altah won the special prize for oats.
j. F.. Mummert, Astoria, ILL.,, won
the sweepstakes for a. single ear Of
corn. lwithisa sample Of yellow corn
1n#s:.the regional, tenSear class, IL J,
ShambaugA, Miles City, Mont, won
in@as regions one; Charles Laughlin,
Three Oaks, Mich, in region two;C ].
NJ Troyer, La Montaine, Ind, in re-
gion three; Thomas Owen, Franklin,
Ind, in region four; Gil T. Buford.
Pulaski, Tenn, in region five, and
Fred c. Carr, San francisco. Cal, in
region six. W
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

On Thursday afternoon, in Corwin,
hall. the Z December meeting OF the.
Thursda yss Musical club vas held, Mrs
Paolo Conte presiding. A large and
appreci atty q aAadience heard the pro
was In charseNan3 Music Of the Ro-
mantle School, was studied.
Taking up the better known writer's
Of the Romantic school, Mrs. Griffith
I'presented al Observation-Disclosures ac-
count ofsthHsliyes andFwprks, of Weber,
Schubert II Schuman, illustrations
Of whose works were given by a group
Of local artists. Much might be said
tof the excellent Interpretation given
each Of the illustrating numbers.
The pregram4follows:
Aria (from a Weber opera), How
Oft Have + Slumbered'
Mrs. H. Alden. Enyeart.
Overture (from a Weber opera)
Misses Marie Vale. Marie Sattler and
Viola Hanson
Tenor 'solo-"Faith in Springs |
~ tSfs...... Schubert
sProf. H. Alden Enyeart. !;
we ., (. 'schumann
Thursday Musical Chorus.
Soprano Solo-'Impatience" Schubert
Miss Alice Stinson. |
Sole----""The Two Grenadiers''' !
|, Schumann
Prot. H. j. Humpstone.
The Prophet Bird. .schumann
"Phantasiebuilder'' .,,... Schumann
Miss Viola Hanson.
Mrs. L.. G. Harrington was at the
piano for excellent accompaniments
and during the brief business session
which opened the meeting, Mrs. J.. A.
Poppler made a few short announces
ments.
Nay X X X
Every member Of the Women'a Re!
lief Corps is urged to attend the regl
ular meeting to be held in the Odd
Fellows hall on Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The annual election of of:
ficers is to be held. 'Fs A.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03


The Cotillion club, which, for a
number Of years has been one OF the
leading dancing .clubs,i nl tbwn, has re-
organized and will give the first of q
series Of three affairs on January 8.
pates for the other parties which the
club Will sponsor have been given as
January 10 and February p.
Arthur Netcher of Fessenden, for
merlysa resident Of Grand Forks, will
lead the Cotillion on January s. There
will be holiday appointments and Mrs,
Casper Olson will be in charge.
a program of straight dancing is
for January leland onaFeb-
ruary 2 there will be a cotillion, with
J. I. Z. O'yConnor, as leader, and Mrs,
A. ~: Clifford In charge.
Officers of the Cotillion club for this
year are: J.~F. Williams. president;
Roy Bridgeman, vice president; w. "
oConnor, secretary and treasurer; =
:. Esperance and Casper Olson with
me officers named above comprise the
executive committed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
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.WOMENS LEAGUE Will
SPONSOR. CO-ElDlslDglA.lNlCE

In view Of the fact that less than
n month remains OF the present leap
year, the fair coed Of the University
OF North Dakota are putting forth
every effort to make thu. best Of their
time and 1t Is rumored that following
the annual coed dance on Saturday
night, young ladies' will lose no time
I'm favoring the man Of their choice"
The coed dance which every year
is one Of much attraction, is to be he'd
in the university arlnory on Saturday
night, December a, under the au-
spices Of the Women's league. Hours
will be from 7:45 to- II O'clock and
Emard's 6-piece orchestra will furnish
the music. NJ q III
The patronesses Of the Women's
league will act as patronesses, for the
dance and they and their escorts are
President and Mrs. Kane. Prof. and
Mrs. Schmidt, Dean and Mrs, French.
sCaptaina@and Mrs Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. :Wilkerson, Miss Fulton and DR..
Perkins.
The committee IN 5tcharge Of the
coed party is Geraldine McNicol
I@OdlnA Olson and Mabel Stem.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

ing and his party appeared today clad
in warmer garments, having discard
ed the white suits they wore while
in; the tropics. .ge. Ia III s
? There was renewed discussion
among Mr.. Harding's companions to-
day regarding the possibility that he
might choose some other place than
his home in Marion. for his confer
ences before he assumes office. He
has been urged by some friends to
spend the winter in some southern
state, where there are better hotel and
railroad facilities. Hot Springs, Vir-
ginia, White Sulphur Springs and var
ious Florida resorts have been sug-
gested. Both Senator and Mrs. Hard
ing are understood to favor remain
ing in Marion during the coming win
ter il practicable. ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
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H&44Gaal1 !. l11elcornb ass4gs8gkhJ
TINKaE;BassRsQ 6 sH1EARaa SOUND
IdEEsAsssFailpE ORGAN. 1&9 !,
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1nksEsahaQ y tne GF ne
fores. vas tnink o1stne Amy Won
,,,hila IN sna g 1, u. W. = soiHs snl rs
Wnale on 1aSy h =, MrAl.e ss - t sms x ~
were nearly all fallsn. to ths ground
TOE g IeW tnatSst.,l. cl1ng
70 the onk tree st taat az the $seoeei
OF ne, Ioresi: .s5
IN q MOS ,spIs.nas reNefie lneIe
came t9 ne.tans as sa e y Y rs pecn!a aI
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TINS ouna.fnas ~ RS night:
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

n Kinsssopsned tho door 9 find
Lady Duck there.
She was excited. So much 80 that
she could not stay still. /.
5S''f1Vhat does all Of this noise mean? r.
asked Tinker Bob.
# "Quack, quack,"" said Lady Duck.
that is a sound 7 know very well. and
that i have come here to tell about.
60 to the River, with ms Il
once to see II \ rikhtsaboht - =
VT surprised the King, asswsll al Major
Pole Cat, to learn that Lady Duck
knew anything about this disturbance:
The sound continued. Tinker Bob
said he would o.and Major KaidsShe
would follow but yheswouldn't Ego-first
They started5aways together and the
closer they came TO. the River the
louder grew the sound. Lady Duck
was right but how did she know?
Tomorrow we will see who IT. was
! Toinorrow-oM squaws From the
i North.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
|HARDMG'S SHIP
MAKING GOOD TIME
TOWARD u. S. PORT

On Board Steamer Pastores. Dec, 3.
-(By Wireless to the Associated
Press)-Cool weather greeted Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Warren G.. Hard
ing today. The steamer Pastores, on
which they are returning to Norfolk
from Colon, was OFF the Carolinas. this
morning, and in spite of a heavy wind
from the north, she was making good
headway. The steamer, however, is
behind her schedule and it is uncertain
at what hour she will dock at Nor
folk. Captain Glenn, predicted that
she would be In by moon MI. Hard
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Inc Christmas box which the Sum
a school classes of the First Bap-I
list Sunday school is expecting to
Pack for the Crow Indians will con-
planned, and following are the ara
tlcles allotted each class, according
to an announcement made Thursday;
Adult class:
(a) Squares of bright colored. out
Ing or silkOlene (hemmedl or Al
(b) Three yard strips Of ginghan.
or
(c) Money contributions. ~
Children's classes:
ta) Toys, dolls, (b) mittens, stock
ings and handkerchiefs, (c) towels
and a "a candy and nuts, Co
The contributions, 1t has been am
%nounced. are to be brought to the Of
fee of N. r.. Lincoln Clifford build
Ang) before eMondays December 6.
Misses Agnes and Olga Hassell. Az
South Fifth street, are entertaining in
IN otnplinentStos Mrs. II. Bridston and
Miss Ella IeEJisoh, who are leaving:
next weeksfof SeattlerWash. There
vii be sixteen guests. Assisting the
hostesses will be their mother, Mrs.
7. K. Hassell, andS@sthdiF sister, Miss
Dagny Hassell: pnsNonaay night in
the church choir isSgiving a 'Theatli-
" party in honor of. Miss Jensen
and Mrs. Bridston.s former members
OF the Choir, and Miss Martha Quar-
Is in charge of arrangements for the
affair. Mrs. Iver3s Lodme!l has issued
invitations fora barty Saturday eve
Bridston will be honor guests. Among
the other, numerous affairs gwen in
honor OF. these young women was an
informal evening at the home of Mrs
=. c. Beck. Wednesday Miss Martha
y Guam was hostess at a Thanksgiving
party in her home in their honor last
week.
< on. Saturday evening, the members
OF the Community House board are
serving a hot ohicken-p pie supper in
the banquet room Of the Y. M. G. A.
and they have 5extendedaan invitation
to the general public to attend. Nc
that everyone will AXE advantage OF
the opportunity of obtaining a palat-
able home cooked meal at a moderate
price, Serving will begin at $3.50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have beSn
rnade to4accommodate several hund,
red guests, 'The<tiskets are 7sc.
street, Wilt leave the fore part OF neS
Tee to join Mr., Olson. who ovneft
to go to Minneapolis from Mapleton
Mimi; where he is now attending
Business matters. Mr.. and Mrs. OF.
son have planned a forth.ght's visit
in Minneapolis. s 4
X X Ky q
s.on wednesday evening. the sdegre.
staff OF the Royal Neighbors lodrf
Surprised Mrs. .Mayme. Thompson,
North Sixth street. There e some
fourteen guests. The affair was in.
formal and, music and visiting wer
the diversion. A committee from the
S~e'f-:nv.ted guests served a da,nt.
repast MT the close Of the cva-iar.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
Mounted Police Make
More Discoveries III
Raid On Booze Runners

Winnipeg Man, Dec. 3.-Further
details OF the drive against rum deal
erst and auto thieves by the customs
officers and mounted police;iare5to. the
effect that the, thieves have sort Of,
q central station at Minot.S Il, d.
where the cars are repaired and. the;
factory numbers planned off, and that
q farm on the Canadian side is also
g sort of depot for stolen goods.
Recently after the burglary OF a
large store at Stanley, N. D.. mounted
police and customs officers held up an
auto loaded With goods and forced,
the driver to pay. the customs on the
load. A few days later came the re-
port of thee store robbery at Stanley
and 1T is believed that the goods werss
taken from that store and rushe:1
across the line.
onathe same trip during which the
officers halted the auto containing the
goods they found that d farm situated
at a point between Gainsborough,
sSask., and Peterson. Man.. has been,
made a sort 5of a. Canadian depot for
stolen goods. The officers proceeded
to investigate this place and were
just entering the yard when theysob-'
served a man driving out Of the yard,
with a Buick roadster loaded VIII,
liquUr. The car had two sets Of
plates M a North Dakota set and
h other q South Dakota set. 1t be-
Ing presumed that the North Dakota
set would be used while crossing Ihei
state of North Dakota and the Other
set used while crossing the state
South Dakota. The man when ha.tesd
said that he was from Raven. D.
and that hissname was ] ] sDrnry. h
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