Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-27
City Briefs
aqeS $500
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For Sale-Iignitc coal and lamar
sack wood. Phone 386W.-Adv.

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For Sale-IAgnite coal and lamar
wood. Phone ss6W.-Adv.
Amateur Night at the Foto next
Thursday. 4 good time for every
hody. Cash prizes.-Adv.
Il Coal In Load lsots-screened Iig-
anitc $500 per ton. Indiana stove
a9tze D1.50 per ton. f. F. ~Coss.
Phone ib5l.-Adv.
5# No Arrcsts-The two days devoted
10 Christmas holidays were quiet ones
IN a bootlegging charge, there was
othing to give the police any anxiety
work.
SM#S4dnstall Characterization chapter
5S34ln. 3; r. A. M. will hold a stated
at 8 O'clock Wednesday eve-
SM@An6g a which there will be installa-
n NSXs4Sln Of officers, according to Findley
A# 5NSsCameron, acting H. p, and Chas.
g. Men, secretary.
SSSSEEaifOysl Neighbors Dance in Odd Fell
n RMs hall, Wednesday; December rs.
SMkM Royal Neighbors of Grand Forks
"a I'D East Grand Forks and thetr
IA sslends are invited to attend also Uni
sESNX&ersity, High School and College Stu
NsA4tfnts. Music by Melody 4 piece or
CHI estra.-Adv.
VA Past Masters Night-Geo. II. Ohm
BAD, worshipful master of Acacia
IA 42bdge No. 4, A. r. and A. NJ, has
3~MSsignated Friday night, January 10,
past masters night. At hat time
sWN kc third degree will be exempliie@
M past masters of the lodge.
s s5gs Fine Serviec-Impressive Christmas
ervices were held at the Zion ,Luth-
AB8eran church on Monday night, about
400 children taking part in the serv-
Mes. Choral and solo numbers made
sSWp the program, which was given ir
SEehnection with the annual Christmas
S@SaAree.
sN No Glasses This Wcek-The nigh
ssThk c!ool OF the Y. M. G. A.. will not b,
Mn session this week, according t
sAssArthur Tweet, business secretary o
1.-THE =. M. G.. A., who has charge of tn
E&@school. The, classes will begin agail
"wednesday, January 4, and an In
n creased attendance is expected at tina
VI rirae.
81 Cars Oollidc-Automobiles .owne,
u by DR.. G. M. Williamson and Clifford
III ~. 1NlCilOib, d. IIcdL lSOEllfSIt OIdhc
n man, were damaged Sunday whei
4 they coliided at the corner of Thir,
! street and DeMers avenue. One sid
:,of DR.. Williamson's car was damaged
Z while an axle on the other machin
was bent.
Engine Leaves Track-The Grea
Northern wrecking crew vas Gale!
out Sunday afternoon to replace
x.xxys< ., ~ ri ', n xx,Hi,h had Inff tho no ri
near the Fifth street crossing. TIL
engine left the track while comm
out Of the spur leading to the Gran
Forks Fruit company's building. N
damage was done.
Stockholders Mceting-The annu:
meeting of the stockholders Of tn
Grand Forks Herald Cos will be hel
at the office Of the publication, Herai
" huilding, corner of Third street an
Kttson avenue. Grand Forks, N.
on Tuesday, the, 18th day of Januar!
1929, at 2 p. m. F.. A. Brown, secre
tiry.-Adv.
New. Fcatnre-"Barnyard Golf,
better known as horseshoe pitching,
Ito have a place On h program for tn
1922 fair in GRAND Forks, e. r. Mon
gomery, secretary, has announced.
! is planned to have a state. wide toul
ncy, at which various county winner
in the doubles and singles will be d.
d cided, so that the final events in tn
state competition may be staged
the fair the latter part of July.
Bankers Help-Bankers throug
the Red River valley are joining wit
those in Grand Forks in providir
financial support for the Red RiW
Valley Corn and Potato show, Eel
ruary / and e. according to e. ]
Montgomery. chairman of the sho
committee. Progress is being made
outlining the program for the sho1
> and 1t is expected that further pro-
.ress will be made at a meeting of Il
committee on Wednesday; afternot
at 4 o'clock in the Commercial cit