Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-04
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Ugsnli0n Rsarber shops-will close 1t
II 4 ); H.yl1aoor Day, Monday. Sept. s.
Dance saturda1 Nixht-b.lmont
Psrk.. s:45. Emard.s Orchestra. Given.
~ 81 Harmony Trio.
Dance Tonight-Belmont Park, s:45
aEnaard's Orchestra. Given by the
Harmon Trio.-Ady.
belmont Park-Dancinr every
Tuesday Inc Friday evenings. . to
LID. Emard.s orchestra.-Adv.
Eating at the Belmont Cafe means
that you can get just what you want.
We st serve you day and night.--AdM
Elks Meeting--There will be a
ins y Ellus' hall Saturday, September
I, 1920, ats8t o'clock p. M. All Elks
are urged to attend. w. e. Wattam,
Exalted Ruler.
l To Report-Members Of the Mu-
g htcipal band are requested to report
e atsthe City Hall Sunday afternoon at
ESQ in uniform. T.. A. Moses. direc-
tor.-Adv.
| ! kliH6r Arrestcd-G. D. Miller Of
Grand Forks was arrested Friday by
! thsslocal police chaged with issuing
\ scAecks without having funds In the
4 bank AaxI to cover them.
-s Fair Plans Discusscd-Plans for the
Improvement of the Grand Forks far
! grounds were discussed at meeting
mn e. mint y rSon - ~ C-I1-.,
I night.
Mig Dance t MARVEL Saturday,
Ssgt. 4. a real treat for those who like
p music. Lots Of. pep. a four
piece novelty Jazz Orchestra will
furnish the music. Follow the crowd.
Tickets s1.00.-Adv.
Fair Crop-Though this has not
becn. a particularly favorable season
I Tor raising corn, some Of the corr
which already has become ripened is
Of q very good quality, 1t is said 1t
us reported that the best that can be
expected from the corn crop will be
9 ssHfatr yield of fodder.
Gar Shortagc-Reports reaching the
ofhce OF the Farm and Grain Dealers
association here indicate that a car
shortage is beginning to make itself
hs$felt at several points and close co
~Foperation between railway officials
{ cording to i, A. Lee, field secretary
\ : forathe association,
TO Practice Here-Geo. d. Smith
fora number Of years a practicing at,
torney in Breckenridge. Mimi, viii
move here with his family in aAshor
time and begin the practice of law il
this city. Mr.. Smith was at one tins
a. student at the University >of NORTH
Dakota. AZ sss
Rank Clcnr1ngs-Grand Forks banl
clearings for the week ending Sep
TENDER 2, were $500, 900, slight,
lover than they were for the CORE
spending week last year. h is {
Ic%onsiderable sincreasc over the clear
Eings fer last week. d
N-,"r PbS~'cton-Er. A.. c.. Dean
SgYaduate Of the Jefferson Medical col
Ma IN rl,.Iau e,phia and pOs6essor o
Ia certificate issued by the ENationa
ySRoard OF Medical Examiners, has en-
Etered tho long established firm of Drs
Wheeler, Campbell and Williamson
y" Dean came to Grand Forks imnle
Giately after being discharged from
the navy where he served 81 months
n I DOLLS Pastor. to Spedk-Rey
I n. P. Nielsen, director Of the Danisl
Norwegian department ofsthe Burea,
4 OF tome Missions Of tho Seventh Da,
%A~dventists will deliver an address q
the Tent Tabernacle. corne Eight
avenue and Cottonwood. Sunday eve
ming at 7:46. The lecture will be II
Illustrated with ~*sAicon$views.
Ryc Sod I arf has bee
received here stating: ir-at the depart
I1ent of botany at sth} nth Dakot'
sNrricultural college bushels o
Il vA.nter rye on hand readyjfor distribu
s.tion to persons Wishing to start see
plots for pedigreed seed.
~ Son Lost-G Gorge Mellon of Haug
en-, Mont, has written The Herald 4
an,seffort to locate his son, George
AMeilon,rwho was last heard from a
Monmouth, N. D., two weeks ate
!. leaving home in June. Mrs. Mellon
health has been impatred because o
sher'Aon's disappearance. who is aske
etoscommunicate with his parents a
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