Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-23
THE TOWN TODAY
Miss Doris Whitman, daughter or
Mr, n Mrs. L. W. whitman, dies at
the home Of her sister.

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the horne Of her sistar. N''. -
Amateur burglars endeavored to
SCI into ONCE of Northern Paci6c de,
pot on North Third street, but failed.
Fred E. Mann Of Devils Lake. ia
represent North Dakota Federation Of
Sommarclal Organizations at Cham
oef OF con1nerca convention. +.
Union ,men accent invitation to pr.,
ser the1r*side Of case of 44-hour
Week q Commercial club open forum
Farewell services for Captain and
Mrs. II. Veach, who leave on Nh ex-
tended vacation, to be held Ut Sal
Vataqh Army citadel Sunday night.
Rev. j, G. York, pastor Of the First
BAPTIST church. to deliver series Of
sermons on The Home,"
lutheran churches of Grand Forks
TO unite tomorrow In observing quad
ricentenary Of Martin 1uther's an
rearahce at Worms.
Carl L. H%ennenssen. sal Third ave-
nue, died today after brief illness.
Three-fold campaign TOR more and
better live stock, elimination of sow
thistle and raising of sweet clover en-
dorssd at meeting In Turtle River
townshin.
Carpenters Of Grand Forks decide
to work for minimum OF so cents an
hour pending settlement of question
eAewhere.
Grand Forks Motor Transport eem-
pany to begin its motor truck express
and freight service Tuesday.
Subcommittee of citizens commit
tee decides to ask commissions to ex-
tend fire limits on North Third street
as protest against construction Of in
.dustrial track and warehouses east of
N. F. main line.
/ Tracy +. Bangs to be principal
speaker at Sunday afternoon meeting
in interests Of relief work in Ireland:
t. c. Hu,chison.1 Of williston, n. D..
here to get material for publicity or
Theodore Roosevelt highway.
6ahumAnn-H eink. famous eontrai'
to. will give concer at the Auditorium
tonight,
To Fnrso-Miss Beatrice John
stone, county superintendent left al
noon today for Fargo to attend = con-
ference on school Affairs
Eat this Belmont Way-epecials fos
Sunday: Turkeys. chickens, etc. TT,
our delicious juicy steaks. Dinner
served from II am. to 3 P. m,--Adv
U, G. T.'s To Ghurch-Memhers o.
the Union Commercial Travellers are
requested to meet Sunday morning il
the lobby Of the Hotel Dssotah to at
be the annual church attendance O.
.Torfnishuy CAub-The, Fortnight.
club will hold a meeting in the public
library auditorium Monday night a
8 O'clock. j. y. Tinness will speak 0,
Tho Fair Dollar" and he will out
line a plan for stabilisins the rurchas
ing power Of the Glollar'
Pavilion Opens TslesdAy-OwinE Il
the. Indictment weather which pre-
vailed during the greater part Of tn
day, the. Belmont Park pavilion wa
not opened last night as planned. !
tho weather permits, the pavilion vii
be openad next Tuesday night, It wa
announced today. b..
Returns From Moehng-c. A. But
Ter, local manager for the Western
Union Teissraph company, has re
turned from Fargo, where he attend
ed a conferences of telegraph men
Among the speakers were A. c. kauf
man, geperakcommercial agent Of tn
company; A. d. Bradley, genera
manager, and J.. c. Nelson, supcrin
tendent: of the first district.
: pupils Give Progr1m-under tn
direction Of Miss Anna Rely, express
sion instructor, and Miss Sarah Buck
supervisor of music, members of thes
two classes in the high school gave al
interesting program yesterday, IN
Girls and Boys Glse clubs sang sew
srat numbers, and readings We're civ
en- BY Mary Chidlaw, Orilts Norr1ark
Ell. Miss Marie Lysing and Roy Pa
p%ermastsr.,
Exam Dates Set-It has been an
nounced from the office Of the stat
superintendent Of schools that tn
teachers reading circle examination
| will be. held. at the couH house OF
| May. Is. These examinations are Ejvel
teachers, to aid them in renewing Ger
tifcates> At the high school confer
ence to- be held in this city In May
the committee On this work will mel
kte. select text books, and other read
ing material which will be used 70
the circle reading.
WANT FIRE LIMITS
EXTENDED IN TH1Rf