Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18

Fair Signs see N. Iverson q
Son. opposite court honse.-Ady.

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For Fair Signs see II. Iverson 4
81 Son. opposite court horse.---Adv.
No u. Al. F1adland@moved just across
the. hall upstairs owe First Savings
baTlRA. Real estate, exchanges. insur-
ance and i~oans.+-Adv.
Expert Furuniture Packinse and sstor-
aee-Panoyitz Furniture and Carpet
CO. 9 752-W:-Adv.
Dance at BelmoDt Park every Tues
day and Friday evenings Emard's
orchestra and best floor In the state.
Adv.
Hay Sturnpage for sale. one
quarter section in Rye township.
Garwtn & Palmer.-Ady.
Cabinet Photographs from $3.50
up. Quitting business and closing out
On stock. Gets Piano House, Room
Clifford blk, or Fair Grounds
For anything in cabinet work, eth
er new or remodeling. and repairing,
also doors, windows, frames, ETC., see
John F. Knoll. Shop 200 w 9Th st.,
Of call le6s-W.--Ady
Pool Closed-The swimming pool
at Riverside park is closed today in
order that it may be cleaned. SWIM
nners may enjoy the usual privileges
Tuesday.
Tent Meeting-The Laymen's Holi-
ness association is holding a tent
meeting at corner First avenue and
\ Chestnut. The old gospel without
varnish or veneer. Every evening. 8
D'clock.--Adv.
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NJ Our Investors In First Mortgage Sc
culities continue to receive seven and
eight per cent plus safety. Collec-
tons of interest and principal col
lected without charge. John G.. Boo
Company; established 1905.-Adv.
See our exhibits at the Fair
Grounds. We still have a number Of
pianos and monographs to close out.
Any reasonable offer accepted. Gets
Piano House-Adv:
For Sale-16o acre farm OF. number
n Red River valley land. Price to
include crop, 500 per acre. Apply
to owner, James Shanks. Mallory,
Mtnn.--Adv.
i. w. w. Men Arrtyo-A few float
ers, alleged 1. w. w. members, have
arrived in the city, coming in small
groups, but police officials say that
nostrouble has been experienced SO
far.
Lodge Meets Tonight-The Banner
hodge NC. 4 of the Odd Fellows will
meet this evening in their hall. There
will be. work in the initiatory degree,
ahd refreshments will be served. All
members are urged to be present.
E.G.. Felt, N. G.
l.gtgHE4nvpN TErouont l1i~o -Dn4nI@ H&@Shoy
North Dakota state fair are asked by
Chief j. ]. Fitzgerald of the Grand
Forks fire department to do their BIZ
toward preventing danger from fire
special crew Of firemen and fire
fighting equipment will, be stationed
on the grounds during the entire fair
Street Car Service to Fair Groundl
On Saturday, July 16, a 15-minute
aervice will be maintained from $50
9. m.Nuntil midnight, n on Sunday
July II, there will be a l5-nainut.
Grand Forks Street Railway co..
Adv.
Alleged Fbrger Caught-Dan Thaw
a transient who appeared Saturda.
afternoon in the Justice court befor'
forgery in the third degree, waived ex
animation and was committed to tai
in default of $500 bail to await til.
:! next term Of the district court.
10 Start observation-disclosures p
Hardin, evangelist, opened a series o
meetings Sunday night that will b,
continued through August Z, the meet
ings being held in a large tent a
Bulge n Dyke avenues. Afternoon
and evening services will be held ev
cry night except Monday.
--0--E -as EUEEa
Card of Thanks-We wish to thanl
our friends and neighbors for tn,
kindness and sympathy shown during
the illness and death Of our lear hus
band and father, also for the beauti
Tul floral offerings received at tina
time; to KEN Temple, A. A. o. N. M
s., Of Grand Forks; the North Sta,
Lodge No. 16, A. F. & A. M, and til,
Eastern Star Lodge Of Larimore; tn
A. O. U. W. and M. ". A. Lodges o
Niagara; the Ladies' Aid; the Maids
and Matrons' club, and the choir, w
extend special thanks. Signed, Mrs
w. L. Packard and family. IA
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