Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

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Expert Furniture Packing and stor.
ake-Panovitz Furniture & Carpet Co..
Phone 752-W.-Adv..
Dance at Key West rhursdav Mar
18th, given by tho Key West club;
good music and a good dme.-Adv.
Big Dance St. Patrick's Day at thu
Duckwortlf School Thursday. March
II. Lunch served. Music by the
Empire Novelty orehestra.-Adv.
Rummage Sale-The Kama A,nha
Theta. Alumni will hold a ru,nulage
sale at the Methodist church Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock-Adv.
Boys who want morning routes dur
ting the summer should register at the
Circulation Department Of The Herald
ut once.-Adv.
Elect Tonight-The University z.
M. g. A. will hold an important meet
Ing tonight, at which time officers for
the ensuing year will be elected.
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St. Patrick's Dance-The Elks will
give an informal dancing party in
their hall tonight, for all Elks and
their invited friends. Music by
Emard's orchestra:-Adv.
Inspector Leaves-O. "A. swenson,
revenue inspector from St. Paul, who
has been stationed at the local rev.
enue office since March /. has return.
M IN the Ct po,,1 AHa4A
Forester Dance-The Forester drill
team Of the NJ. w. A. will give a.
dance Thursday evening in the Odd
Fellows Hall. Music by-Emard's or.
ehestra. Tickets $1.oo a couple
Q 3 for up to the minute
day and night taxi service. at Stude-
baker Taxi and Auto company new
stand. 81 Alpha avenue in the block
across from postofice. James La
Btne.-Adv.
Ctibor's Orchestra is now open for
dance engagements with new music
and novelties. We are again engaged
70 play all the pavilione and bowerys
that we played last year. Why? Box
231. Phone 213e.~~Adv.
/. underwood Typewriter Co., 10c Sc.
curity block. Underwood typewriters
tor rent at a reasonable rate. Can
also make immediate delivery on new
machines. Underwood typewritera
cleaned and overl1auled.-Adv.
Scandinavian Baptist Meet-rhe
regular weekly prayer meeting Of the
Scandinavian Baptist church will be
held at the home of NJ. e. Sutclifte,
Isl Euclid avenue. at s o'clock TO-
\lMuteum Committee-The CONNER
Dial club committee in charge Of the
campaign to establish a natural his
tory museum in this city will meet to-
morrow night. At t.!at time it is ex-
pected that a decision will be reached
regarding the purchase Of a collection
at Grafton.
Quarantine Cases Decrease-rhere
has been a noticeable decrease in
quarantine cases in the city, according
to records at the public health de-
partment. There are - such cases,
with measles leading with 10. There
are eight smallpox cases. four diph-
liberia cases and case each Of
chicken poS and scarlet foyer.
Bali Not Drastio-A J. .1ldstad.
manager Of the NJ. D. Butler Broker
age company. said yesterday that the
Anti-futures bill passed by the. Min.
nesota legislature Is not = drastic one
Amendments added before it's pass.
age, he said. robbed It Of its drastic
features. making 1t now no more
drastic than a. statute already in ef-
feet In that state;
vettch in CIT y-Elmer veitch,
prominent Emerald farmer, was in
Grand Forks yesterday visiting friends
I. and relatives. He related q number
Of interesting stories regarding Nom
partisan League and Consumers Unit
I'd Stores activities. He told, for in
stance Of the Consumers United
Stores directors, giving notes to farm
ers in exchange for their notes. Con-
sequently farmers have lost heavily.
Women Must Wait-Bacause 200
names Of prospective jurors had been
drawn before the law permitting
women to act as jurors wa passed, 1t
will be about wi years before the
new voters will get an opportunity to
SERVE on Grand Forks county juries,
according to Clerk Of Court NJ. W.
Spauld!ng. The 200 names have been
added to the list now on hand, mak=
ing approximately 800 names Of elig-
ible jurors from which to select
venirAs.