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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

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Miidpieb nod Elm Sell nbgegeber,
tperoer mag, 10 iinb gang Hdrlid
bnrd 6as @ilfgmerf Der Mmericaa
DnirD Cattle Company Die belfen Plus
itbte11 Dufur geboten, bent notleioen-
ben beutihen golfe balernbe Silfe
bringen 81 fonnen.
Darum l9rteb ung aud Elm Miits
terIein aus SEEM SerieD: SD bin
11ur cine i@tttpe bon ~ Sabren unD
babe n1.r Elm fleines ginfommen; ltn
nber fir bas groBe SIfsperf Elm
|Sherflein beitragen al fonren, bin
|i9 i'm Comm berumgelanfen un6 bba-
|be nm @aber gebeten, bnrnit Die ar
men oeutiden &inber Mild erbalten
unb niht ane perbungern miiiien."
nnb mir iblieBen nnS benz Mutter-
|Iein al unb merben meiter fir infer
groBes 9ilfsmerf, 1ns benz oeutiden
|gplfe bauernoe. Silfe bringen fon,
nno bitten i'm 3~utpen0ung an @elb
nnD 3%nien6ung metterer gerfpref1tn-
gen, &nbe ibenfen at mouen, nm
(meitere Eransporte al1iammeniteler
at f0n1en.
gs 1T @eibnadts5eit; nnb tper
Grenbe Fat an @ebe11 nnb Mrme germ
erfreut, Ser ienbe feline @aben fir rn-
Ter &ilfstperf an Ste Mmericnn DairD
Cattle gompanD, 1913 8eit Meabiior
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

oie Mehte Der giin3eIItnaten burhans
lnift Iihmdilern, erfldrt nun Die Stool
Mepiem: Die gebauptlng, bas ge-
plarte Depnrter1ert fir g%r5iebnngs>
tpeien tpiiiroe feline Muflidtsrebte be-
iiBen, (oas beiBt niber Die 5dulen in
ben gin3elitanten), 1T leeres &an1pag-
negef1rei. sS1 Der gegenpartigen
Baiiung Der 8iu 1T ibm iolae A1f-
|ii9t geudbrt."
@aibrero nlio Sic sbool RebietD
3ugiebt, baB bie 9orIage DEM Depar-
temem meitgebenoere Hledbytte 5ugeltebt
Lois ole g. e. 81. es tut felt fie 6or<
beruf1gen, Die uiiber iene bes gerla1l1<
ten 8erba1bes nod biralsgeben. rDie
|Biin, !" erfl6rt oieies Der 8orlage gin.
itig geiinnte 5bnlorgan, riollte oa-i
bin ar1enbiert iperoert bnB ie benz
Departement nod mebr Madt getDdb-
rem tpiir6e." Mnb anf Die in Der 8in
borgeieber,e 8etpiaigl1ng bon einbl1n-
bert Milionen nertpeiienb, meint Dos
|gbicago'er Organ: rDie gan3e Inge.
legenbeit Der &unoertmilionen 1T oaS
Observation-Disclosures Stud 66iinan5geieb-
gebung, Dos ie benz Rongreb Dorge,
felt mnrbe. Cine iolde Boroerllng
1T elmer 3eit nnipur6ig, in Der mir
}iol6' nl1sge5ei9nete Mittel unb @ele-
genbeiten be1iben, bic 5dulperDal-
tung gu it11bieren." nno als oh Der
grtpeiter11ng Der Ma9t bes Departe.
ments mo bmebr Nabor1d Derlieben
meroen miilfe, figt bas @bicago'er
Organ Dem bin3u sic 2ebrer tpiiroen
1id ni1t nit einem Depnrtement be-
gniiger, Dng niht genigenb Woht
b6tte, riidiltdnoige Staaten 5tDirger1
al fonnen, ben Mnforoerungen beg
Departements So1ge 5u leiiten.
&a1tpagaemetbo6en Der X. 8. y. ~
Cine Grflart11g bes germ
4arbing.
@1breri6 6ieie o~ffenber5ige @rflar-
Jung ser 3iele Ser 81. g. 81. mandes
beit6tigt, mas bisber fonieqlent ber-
i6leiert pl1s6e, berrat urs cine I'M
Dftoberbeft 6es Bulletin Der q. g.
ST., ber0ffentIi9te MeBerurg 6es err
tpGblten 8rGiibenten 50. g. &arbing,
mobin Sic Mei1e gebt. oils ibn Elm
MnsidnB Ser 81. g. 81. rm cine gm-
lpfeblnng Der Smifb-Gotpner 8orloge
angegangen, erfldrte Serr Sar6ing,
tpie bos Bulletin iener 8ereiniglt1ng
beridtet: sd babe mid berpfl:9tet,
Elm Departement fir 0ffentlid Wobl=
fabrt at idaffen als Elm nottuenoises
@lieb Ser &egierung, baS oa6n oR-
men ion, Elm Brogramm fo5iuler Be.
redtigfeit nn6 menidliber 8oblfabrt
in tpirfnngsboner 8eiie a11s5nfnbren
.... 9bne n1tf irgen6 eire Weiie IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
DECEMBER, 1920
auf niele Miaionen DoGarg.

umf pieIe Miqione1t Collars.
EEL Mapios. 9err nab Srar,
RnnquiIt, melbe 40 Sabre oerbeira.
tet paren, ltarben beioe i1nerbab eli
ner @ode lit ibrem Seim. St mar a
unb feline Sral, IS Sabre oft. SIN Sob
re 1876 farnen lie nod Imerifa, mo
{ie cine Sarm betriebe1.
Scenic. = Sci Der Sago auf Brai-
rieipoIfe iiberiblun iid bas M11to Der
brei iungen SSager an Der 2anbitraBe
ut0 arle murben bon Ser Meaifine al1s
eeoedt ,ober feiner erlitt nennensper-
te @~erletltngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

Didtnion. Sic Staotpertpalt,lng
|gidinfons bot ei11igen 8eatuten Der
lStoot bas @ebalt aufgebeliert. Ser
I91asmeiiter Der 5ta0t Didinion, Y.
IS. Stunt, erbalt, lett $40 per Monat,
1915 mebr mie friiber. Na6tpoli5iit
50. McDonougb erbalt $40 per
Monat anItatt $125, mie biSber. W.
lg. &niieu, Der 5ta6tpermeiier, erbdlt
Isl Sic St11nbe fir Mrbeiten, Die CT
fir Sic Stabt beiorgt, frlber befant
Ter 20 Gents.
Minot. - CHARLES San6, Holi5et-
def bon bier bat Sen 5ta6t &ommiis
1aren feline &eiignation eingeret9t
uno elmer Ser &ommiiidre ml.roe be-
auftragt ii6 nit Der Winot Miiocia=
|tion Of Commerce megen @rnennl,ng
|eines 11el1en Bolt3eibauptes in Berbt11=
|6,1ng gu ieben.
Bismard. - Die @efabr mette-
rem @9aoens bnrb gisgang al1f benz
MiIiouri mar bier an lebten Montag
Inn Mitag boriiber, nad)6em Der Bai-
lerltano Inn 5tpei SUB 5urldgega11-
gen mar; mmerbin 1T bereitS fir
mebrere tanlen6 Dollars 56o6en AM
geridtet morben. Das Sis lit an leb-
ten @onntaa uufgebroden un6 binne1t
|einer Stunoe mar ons @aiier bel B1s=
mard nm flint SUB aht 3oQ geItiegen.
Wenn befir9tet, 6aB Biebberoen lr1ge
|fommer 1in6. Gonntag aben6 1tteg
|6as @aiier aunadit ni6t meiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
BefGbrlid)e Senbeuaen ber &orlage
beitatigt.

Cine @enntnis ser 3iele unb Dor
alem Ser Der Borlage 5u @rur1oe lie
genben Een6en5en iollte oa5u oie11er,
ben @tberltnn1 gegen bic 8in 6u per-
ltarfen, mdbren1 glei65eitig Die bon
ben NorfGmpfern Der Sin nngenet<
bette Saftif nIs Mniporn 6iener iol-
te, oeren Mnnabme 5u b%erbinoertt.
ben 3med nnb Die Eenben5 an
beIangt, 70 iin6 6ieie in Der fafboli=
iben 8rei1e oft ge11lg erldltert mott
Sen, Inn &lnrbeit barnber 5u Derbrelt=
ten. Sum bnben aber IN letter Set
einige ibrer 8efirtporter man6e I'M
ierer 8ebauptunge1t gerabe5u BETTE
tigt. 90 erfI6rt 3. s.. Ole IN Chicago
erideinen6e ,59ooI &ebien" obte
umidmeife, baB Die Siber1ng elmer
meitgebemen Mllfidt 11nb &ontrole
.6es 5dultpe1ens in Ben gtn5elltaaten
6urb sic Bnnbesregierung tatidblid
qefor6ert un6 btr1 bic 8in a11ges
itrebt miro - cine Eatiabe, Die nit
imurer tpieber berborgeboben baben,
6ie biele 8orfGmpfer Ser Smitb-Sop,
rer SIN iebo9 5l beri6leiern ner1ndt
baben. @Gbrerrb Die National @o11ea=
tional M%i1ociation immer mieoer be-
bo1ptet bat: @ir ftreben Bios Elm 81=
{arnnnenmirfe1t Der beribieoener Stao
ten IN ser gr5iebltng an, mir tpole1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

|gflidt nnf, ffaiir oie greibeit Der &C.
5iebung ur6 gegen Die IN oiefer 8e.
itnlt iih gelterb mnd)eroe Neigntg
3ur4 5tnatsio5ialismus ein3utpeten.
Ole grtp1igung, baB Die 8efur1porter
Der 9orlage, Dor a4em bic Natiortal
Educational Mliociation, me1n irger16
mDgIi1 bic Mnnabme Der Sin onrd..
5uieBen enti6loIien iino, iollte Elm
peiterer Mniporn fem, ben Wioer.
ltnnb gegen Die 8in al berihdrfet1.
Sic @ampfbereitibaft oieier glemen,
te miro in benz offi3ienen Drgun bic
Ter gereinigung, Dem q. 6. q. Bull
letin (Dftober-ausgabe) beitattgt
onr6 cine MenBerung fires unlangit
getDdblter Braiioenten Sreo. so.
Snnter, babtnlautenb: uDas mihtig-
tie l1nternebmen, bas burb5uiebe1
nniere @ereinigung iid berpflidtet
bat, 1T Die Goroerung Der Smitbs
|Eotpner @orlage. Sbre Mnnabme miro
ben be6eutenbiten Sortibritt b%aritel-
len Ser nod ie in unierem 2anoe err
3ieH moroen. 8ir merben feline Mm-
Re {pnren, tire Mnnabme in Der ndf-
item Sagu1g bes &%ongreiies 6urd5n=
feben. Sebe 8ereinigung 1n6 ieber
gin5elne loGte es nls Elm 8orre6t
betra1ten oieier groben 5ade ernit-
1id Boridub 81 leiiten."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
Side
MOORHEAD AND
THIEF RIVER TAKE
CONTEST HONORS

M4ss Alys Hetland Of Moorhead
was the winner among the girls in
the sdeclamatory contest held at
sMoorhead last evening. and Roy
<Flattum OF Thief River Falls took
first honors among the boys in, the
orator1cal contest. The winners will
represent their high schools in the
district contest preliminary to the
state defamation contest. The district
contest will be held at Crookston on
March Is. and the Anal state contest
will be held at Minneapolis the las.
part OF March or the early part Of
April.
Second honors were taken hast
nieht by Reddy Curtis Of Glyndoa for
the girls, and Clarence Wright of
Moorhead for the boys. The girls
hrst prize selection given by Miss
Holland, was 'ProPatria,." and the
grafton which was, given by Roy Flat
~ ~"s "A Plea for Cuba" by
Thurston.
allowing students from the
various High schools took part in the
contest:
Roy Flattum and Luelh Peterson,
Thief River Falls; Clarence Wright
and Alys Hetland, Moorhead; Henry
Wangen and Olga Holmes. Fertile:
,Reddy Curtis, Glyndon; Ross Peter
son and Doris Graham, East Grand
Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
GIRLS LOSE I'D
ONLY TWO CUNTS

The East Grand FORKS girls
basketball team has lost only two
games out of the six entered during
the season, which has just closed.
both Of those games being lost early
in the $ it was announced to-
day.
The six games that werd played
were with teams frbm Grand Forks,
the University High school, Thief
River Falls. Warren, Petersburg and
Park River; and the local girls lost
to the University High school and
Thief River Falls.
/ With the close Of the seasons work
in basketball, the team members are
most optimistic over mex years out
look, as all of the members will be in
high school again next year. The
highest rank of the present members
is that Of Junior, and several OF the
girls are of. lower rank. Members Of
the present seasons team are Ruth
Jarvis, Gladys Moriarity, Genevive
Wesalosky. Clara Giese and Dora
Elkey. <
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
VOTE LAY BE SMALL,

Pierre, S. D.. March 11.-Politici-
ans of both parties are predicting
that the presidential indorsemen,
note at the March primary may be
small. because Of lack Of interest in
the local primary contests. In many
cities and in some counties. each par
ty has put up only one slate and UNI
less other candidates file for inde-
pendent Endorsement, the states need
not be voted upon. under the Rich
ards primary law.
~ Campaign managers forf Republi-
can presidential candidates have
been devoting considerable energy to
an attempt to bring. voters to the
polls. When the Republican conven-
ton was held here December 2,
minority leaders urged that the party
withhold Endorsement OF any particu-
lar candidate until national senti-
ment "can' be more clearly discern
ed" Major General Wood was for
maliy indorsed, however.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Marie Buckley has returned from
Mcintosh. where. she had been for
the past few days.
j. y. stengle, a farmer from
Angus. was in the city today on bust
ness.
Mrs. A. Medium Of the Arneson
Mercantile company attended the fu-
neral of s. Julson which was held to-
day at his farm home in Brenna
township.
Albert Thoreson. who for the past
two months has been employed on
the William Wolff farm near New
Folden, returned today to his hope
in this city.
Attorney and Mrs. F. c. Mazee
returned this morning to their home
here after a trip to st. Louis, Mo,
where they were visiting at the home
of Nj. and Mrs. Charles Massee OF
Ethatscity. They have been gone for
neatly two weeks.
Mrs. J. c. Waldorf of Ravine
Bank, Sask., has arrived in the city
andgis visiting with her mother, Mrs.
j. As Brown, 119 South Second street.
She expects to be here three weeks
and will also visit with her sisters,
Mrs. T. t. Corliss and Mrs. E.. Benson
ct this city.
The Red River Valley chapter %.
f. s.. of East Grand Forks will hold
a meeting this evening in the Ma.
sonic hall. All members are re-
quested to be present. Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
Body OF Dead Infant
Found In Hotel Room
At Thief River Falls

Thief River Falls. Mimi, March II.
The body Of a dead baby. evident
~ newly born at the time Of its
death, "a found in a carton of toilet
paper in a room in the Park hotel
in this city IN Saturday by the pro-
prietor Of the hotel.
Reaching into the carton his
body. NJ {Ss
The authorities were called and a
postmortem examination made. 1t
was decided that the child had been
born alive and had died from. neg
lect. The proprietor Of the hotel
maintains that the child was not
born in the building as there were
no evfdencess to that effect.
It was evident that the child had
been dead about eight or ten days
when discovered and was in a perfect
state of preservation as the room
was cold, The body was fully
formed and the infant was to ali ap-
p~eafanceS a normal child
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
SALARY INCREASES
FOR TIL TEACHERS OF
DULUTH ARE GRANTED

Duluth. MINI. March 1.-THE
board OF education announces. the
election OF nearly 500 teachers IN the
Duluth schools at salary increases of
$500 to $500 for 1sso-2l, but has in
formed the executive committee OF
the Duluth Teachers association that
1t could not legally grant a bonus for
the present school year.
The Teachers association countered
with . proposal that the board and
the teachers carry a test suit on the
bonus question to the district court.
An attorney for the teachers has
given them an opinion that the board
borrow money against its Novem-
her Apportionment of taxes to pay q
bonus in June oft-this year: The
boards attorneys gave an opinion that
the board could not legally grant
teachers under contract additional
compensation orfa bonus when there
10 q deficit in the general fund of
$4,000 ct the end Of the school year,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
THRIFfWEEK BEGINS
HERE NEXT MONDAY

The week of March Is to March 20
has been set aside by the war savings
stamp department of the NINTH dis
trict for thrift week. according TO ia
formation received at the local post
office today. There will be no drives
or quotas in connection with this
movement. it was stated, but an eff
fort will he made to introduce the
idea of thrift by n system of edu-
cational Campaign in ihe city and
schools. Il. c. Kibbee has recently
been elected to- take the place Of NJ.
T. Harrison, as president of the Ninth
district war savings department
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
LABoR Is .NEEnEn

Helena. Mont, March 11.-Major
Charles l.. Sheridan. in charge of the
United States employment service bu-
reau here, reports brisk demand for
labor all over the state and as. we'll
for various other sorts of service.
The bureau has more than $50 un-
filled applications for men. Ex-service
men are given the preference in fill
ing these Jobs.
Great Falls leads in applications
but the reports indicate a general
scarcity Of labor though not IN alarm
ing one.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
TO BUILD SHIP.

Philadelphia, March 11.-Six 49,
500-ton tank steamships will be built
at Hartman. Pa, this year.
Contracts for the vessels, have jus.
been signed. Work - to start within
a few months. The entire capacity
of the yard will be required to turn
tho six ships ou. on time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
WANTS BACK PAY.

Regina, Sask.. March 1l.-Charles
Jones. a farm hand. is suing Ezra
Shaw, owner OF farm near DAWN.
Sask., where Jones worked for $6.-
314S.74 back pay. . Jones claims he
worked for Shaw 16 years. starting at
$500 agar and all the pay he ever
received waS 5000,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
no wAIN IN AuAMI.

Miami, March 1.-THE Miami
chamber Of commerce today receiv-
ed word from c.. w. Andrew. presi-
dent Of the Sioux City Western
league. baseball team, that the club
would train here. The players are
expected here during the last week
Of March.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
AGED WINoNA MAN DEAD.

WInOna, Mimi, MaIcH II.-
Ebenezer White. aged 30, "A sresident
Of this county for So years, died at
his home here last night. Mr.. White
was born In the; state of New York
in 1899 and settled In this vicinity In
1887. He Is survived by four chill
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
TROOIx no TAKE PART,

Madison. Wis, March 11.-When
the next governor is inaugurated he
will be escorted by a troop OF cav
airy composed of Madison-tnen. Gem
.eral Holway has designated Madison
for the division troop to consist OF
three officers and ninety-three men
This troop will have, in addition to
seventy-five officers men mounted on
horses, six chauffeurs and nineteen
motor cycle riders. Lieutenant Jas
Clark, a service officer, will be
commissioned captain Ito command
the troops,
From the reports received by
General Holway indications are thai
Green Bay may have the first bat.
terry to be mustered into the serv-
ice. Ninety-four men have been en-
listed there.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

JOHN McCorn,ack-John Mccor-
mack, famous tenor. will sing in
Grand Forks on Friday night, May IA.
has been definitely announced.
PREVIOUS plans for the singer to am
pear here this week did not mater
,alize. but it has been arranged for
Eis appearance here on May II.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Banquet. Plans-The annual han
quet of the Young Peoples society Of
the Baptist church will be, held Fri
day evening at $40 in. the church.
Reservations. for tickets should "
made not later than this evening with
Miss Theima Sherman, telephone
1664-W. Tickets SO cents.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

ltoats Auto Furnishing shop, sos
south Third street. is the place; now
" n AtimeNto have us paint; your car
oe1ore the spring rush is on.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Former Larimore attorney is wit
ness in McWilliams estate case before
district court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
The Town Today
Common sense in road building IL
urged by .Treadwcll Twichell before
North Dakota engineers.

common sense IN road 0Ull0anR 10
urged by sTreadwcll Twichell before
North Dakota engineers.
American. Legion post is formed at
thompson
Two local recruits enlist in the
United States army.
Red Cross will transmit money to
prisoners in Siberia.
Seventy members OF the Grand
Forks Commercial club are today
~canvassing the city in the interests
of the clubs 1920 budget.
Bids for construction, Of concrete
road to packing plant are oficially
called for.
Extension of time is granted on
corporate income tax returns.
Prizes are ofrereus for erattons
against Socialism by university and
college students of state.
Annual. convention OF North pa
kota Funeral Directors, association
will n late today.
Grand Forks bankers look for a
big year for business.
Interesting story Of Russian revolu
ton is told at university c~onvocation.
Three plays will be presented to
night by the Dakota Playmakers.
Community club is organized ir
Wheatfield township.
Former Larimore attorney Is wit.
ness;in McWilliams estate case before
district court.
Grand Forks Is among North seDa.
kota cities now being considered. FOL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Grand Forks is among North ~Da-
kota cities now being considered Tor
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
The H.. Bcndekc Go. invites the
listing Of any property you want to

Gct q copy Of the latest. March
song. Flag OF Y~ankeeland.r 15c per
copy at Poppler Piano Ce,'s.-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Smaller Acreage. for 1s2o-Wheat
acreage in North Dakota forE1s2o viii
be somewhat smaller than last year,
according to an estimate formed from
reports brought to Grand Forks by
delegates from through
out the State. in this city during TIE
past week, ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Community club is organized ir
Wheatield township.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11
Here From NiagarA-St Edwards
OF Niagara q busiQess visitor in
The city today.

$5UO Reward tO2any person VIII
duplicate the arpaxtnE stunts done by
Tom Mix In the Dare Devil" at the
Met stonight;-Adv. 4
L will sell at pubic adction my
machinery, livestock and household
goods Mt my farm z miles northeast
of Marvel. 1 miles east Of Levant. s
miles southSof OSLO, Mimi, on the
Dakota side/bf the river. March 20,
James w. Bushaw, owner,
Marvel, N. D.-7Adv.
Male Chorus Observation-Disclosures Of
Warden lodge. Sons of Norway. have
ereanized male chorus which will
fbe Known as the Sons Of Norwa.
Male Chorus of Grand Forks. Chris
Running has been elected director
and 5. C. Hendrickson. assistant di
rector OF the chorus.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

The Dalryn1plo. Farm Auction Sales
win be held at The Dalrymple Farms,
a Casselton, N. D., on March 2Srd,
25th and 27th. At each Of these
sales will be offered one-third of the
Following: $50 fine horses and colts,
100 hogs. IS Monitor Disk Drills, IS
ing Binders. 75 Wagons. $50 sets OF
Harness, three complete Threshine
Outfits, ETC., etc. $50 high-grade
Hereford Cattle will be sold Satur.
day, March 27th.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Interesting story OF Russian revolu
ton is told at university convocation
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Grand Forks bankers look for a
big year for business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Annual. convention Of North pa
kota Funeral Directors, association
will end late today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Three plays will be presented to
night by the Dakota Playmakers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-11

Marie Buckley has returned from,
Mcintosh. where she had been for
the past few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-31
NORTH BENNINGTON


Miss Edith Peck of Newark, N. j., is
visiting Mrs Clarence White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips Of
Troy were guests of relatives in town
Sunday.
Miss Mary Daley of Rutland was
the guest for the weekend of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons are In
Springfield, Vt, at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs, William d. Woolson.
Mrs May Allen and daughter Irma
spent the weekend in Hoosick at the
home of Mrs. Mary Allen.
Mrs Michael McGraw. who has been
In the Putnam Memorial hospital for
treatment, has returned to her home.
The Camp Fire Girls will meet Tues
day evening at Z o'clock at the home Of
the Guardian Miss Marjorie Gibbons
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Jones have re-
turned from their vacation which they
sDent in Middletown Spr ngs and Lake
ST. Catherine.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard and
chi 'dren, who have been spending the
summer with Their aunts. Misses Ella
and Anna Hanrahan left Monday for
their home in New York.
Miss Madeline Knapp delightfully."-
entertained fifty Of her lite friends
Friday afternoon, Aug, eth, at birth
day party in honor Of her sixth birth
day Dainty refreshments were served
followed by an automobile ride and a
happy afternoon was enjoyed by all.
Many interesting letters have been
received from Mr. W. G. Shaw since
he left home in March giving an &C.
count of his six months travels In
the following states he has visited
New York Florida, Louisiana. Tenn.
e see, South Carolina, Missouri. Iowa,
Kansas aud Nebraska. He remarks
IT ha3 been summer weather most OF
the time since he left home and If he
keeps on travelling it will be for some
time, for his next move may be Okla.
homa and perhaps California.