Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
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Blacks Chocolate Delxhts-Ths
new ssconfectton. Try one. 1Oc.-

Blacks Chocolate Delishts-Ths
neWsssconfectton. Try one. 10c.-i
Thy One--Black's new CONNECTION.
Delights, 10c. ASK your
sdsalera--Adv.
Dance at Mallory Friday. sent. !
Lunch served. Music BY the Empire
Novelty Orchestra.-Adv.
Houisekecper Wanted at farm
home: Two in family. A. Nv.
stprdlvant' Sherwood. n. D.-Adv.
Dance at Merrifield Thursday, Sept.
Benefit Of st. Mary's church.
Music by Reynolds orchestra,-Adv. !"
Brown has moved from the First
Sational bank building to 523s North
Aaserud's Boarding House at I'll
No. 4th St., is reopened for business.
Board $3.50 per week. We cater only
g g high class trade.--Adv.
For Sale-Radiant Home heater.
largest size, latest model. SIS First
avenue. Phone 239sJ.
Baby Boy Arrives-Mr. and Mrs,
kGver VERSION 321g Chestnut street, are
the parents Of a baby boy which ar
rived today at the D%eaconess hospital.
To Minnesota Fair-Ralph j. Lynch,
president Of the Grand Forks Ice and
Fuel. company, has left to spend two
Or three days ct the Minnesota fair.
Dancing Glass Rcsumed-Classes IN
Interpretive and ballet dancing will
open Sept II. For further intorma-
ton phone Doris Payne, 1921.
Bachelors Grove Pavilion dance
Friday, Sept. 9th. Music by Ctibor's
10-piece orchestra. The orchestra
With all the new novelties.-Adv.
Back to Oity-Leo p. Mccormack.
ISL North Third street, returned to-
day from Winnipeg. where he has
been visiting since Labor day.
Dancing Lessons-In Aesthetic and
interpretive dancing will commence
September the fifteenth. Denishawn
methods will be taught ! nIclass or pri-
vate lessons. Register now. Made
leine Gets, Birkholz Blk.-Adv.
Ctibors Orchestra plays this week
Labor~Day. Crystal; Tuesday, st. Vim
cent; Wednesday,, Mountain; Thurs
day, Drayton Pavilion; Friday, Bach
elors' Grove Pavilion; Saturday, Con-.
way. Phone 2136, Box t231. Hire
the latest--Adv.
MI. G.. j. Thomas, who was previ-
ously announced as being one OF the
partners in the Thomas-Martin Mo-
tor company, is now no longer with
sthe concern. Charles Martin is now
the sole proprietor and the firm name
TE WILL ~ E hD- "a ~ r--As
Motor Co., Central Garage.-Adv.
Back from Navy-James Knowles,
son sof Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Knowles,
b05 North Sixth street, has returned
to make his home in Grand Forks
! after spending two years in the Unit
ed States navy.
Attention Boy Scouts-we have 4
specially prepared thrift book for boy
q scouts containing Scout Oath, Scout
Law, Code and Rules. Open a Savings
Account with US. We pay 81 COM
pounded quarterly. First Savings
Bank, Grand Forks, N. D.. Open
Saturday evenings.-Adv. .4#
i" New Representative - Clarence
Locklin, who was formerly elected an
alternate will represent the new
members Of the. Grand Forks post>of
IHe american Legion at the StALo
convention, according to Joe Rabino-
Fich, adjutant. The local post has a
sufficient number Of new members to
entitle it to one more delegate than
WAS the case at the time of the recent
, election Of delegates. +
Notice-A penalty Of s per- cent
will be added to second half OF real
estate taxes on October 18th and an
additional penalty of 5 per cent on
November LIST. The county treasurer
would advise taxpayers to send in
their mone soon as possible, as taxes
flor sale about Nov. Goth. Chas. AL
t.len, County Treasurer.-Adv.