Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-23

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Dry Elm Wood Fur sale-sis.eo
per cord. Call .ss.w.-Adv.
Carpenter Work-Now Is 4 GOOD
time to do your inside finishing. We
are prepared to give prompt service.
cali US a4se-W-A.dy: |
Country and oisy Duve-oood
Bert Frazer. lo7o.--Adv. 4
A~uditostulm Dance every Friday.
night Good floor. Barry's dance or.
chestra. 1oc z dance plan.-Adv.
Buyer Returns-w. r. Adams, fur.
niture buyer for the Ontario store. has
cago apd Grand Rapids.
Dean Visiting HERR. s. Dean. a
prominent Hatton farmer, is in Grand
FORKS on q business trip for two or
three days.
Teachers. EOms-ExAmina atoms for
professional certificates viii be
held in>the county court house N
mencing next Tuesday and continuing
through the week.
' ulare- communication of Acacia lodge
No. 4, A.yF'. and A. NJ. 1T the Masonic
temple tonight at 1880 o'clock. Work
in E. A. degree.- j H. McrSicol, W.
NJ; I. A. Berg. secretary
.- r>A - ma.
house Of Incompatible service; eur
our special club breakfasts, dinners
and suppera. We serve the best
every day. We appreciate your
; patronass--Adv,
Former County Man Here-Rich-
ard FinlEy, now Of Kincaid. saak..
formerly a resident Of Gilby. was In
the city this morning visiting. with
old friends. en- route to Gilby where
he will spend a. short time Is the
guest of his uncle, Robert FINLEY.
Life, Fire. accident. health. auto
and theft insurance written in the
or buy \ house or lot see me. II you
' want to buy or sell first mortgages,
see me. Office I'd floor, 80 s. Sd st.
e. A. F1adland.-Adv.
--o-sr '. .- " So
Card Of Thnnks-we wish to thank
our friends n neighbon for their
kindness, sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings during the illness and
death Of our beloved wife and moth
ar. Signed. S. c: Bjornstad and fam
ily-Adv. "
ton. passed upon at a meeting Of the
university council Thursday after
noon regarding the attendance of stu
dents at class, were definitely outlined
n will be rigidly adhered to, It WIS
announced. Unexcused absences will
result in a lowering of the Anal grade.
Bank Gearines Lower-Bank clear
ings for the week ending Thursday,
January 20. were lower than for the
previous week, according to the re-
port of the Grand Forks clearing
house. Clearingsr for the past week
amounted to S1,41b,1so and for the
week previous. s1,7ss,1oo.
surratt Speaks in Fareo-A. J.
Surratt, state field agent for the
Bureau OF Crop Estimates left last
night fdr Fargo where he Will deliver
m address this afternoon at the Tri-
State Grain Growers convention In
session in that city.
Ok1aey In TOWN.. R..C4e3ey Tor.
mer}y cashier Of the Fff1t Na43onal
bank of Grand Forks. arrived from
Minneapolis last night on a business
trip. TIe is visiting some outlying
hanks today. ard Vill leave for the
Twin Cities Saturday. ~
Would Improve Fair Grounds
Plans to improve, the local fair
grounds with the addition OF new
buildings and a new race track viii
be discussed at a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Fair association of
'HGrand Forks county, together with
members Of the local Commercial club
next Tuesday night. The Commercial
club will be asked to cooperate with
the fair association. +
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