Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-04

Dance at. Marvel Saturday, June 1.
MUSIC by Chbor's orchestrA--Adv.

Dance at Marvel saturday, June I
MUSIC by Ctibor's orchestra-Adv.
Dence # MARVEL Saturday, june I
Music by Ctibor'sS Orchestra. Every
body welcome.-Adv.
IcH-Two Nutrta fur buttons. Re-
turnHto Herald for reward@oF phone
170tW.-Adv
Watch Belmont Park for big Fourth
}of@July picnic and celebration. Plan
to Eo.-Adv.
! To Exchanse-Two lots on Belnont
avenue to exchange for Ford car.
balance easy payments. Call 2s67-J.
ADV.
Dance At Merrineh saturday night.
June 4. by Hagen and Nelson. Music
ny tho Empire Novelty orchastra.-
First Methodist Sunday school will
assemble at 9:45 a. m. beginning
Sunday, June s. q. A. Henry. pas
Wanted-Trucking to Fargo. Nc
Cormick Transfer Line will have .
truck In Grand Forks today and wants
a return load 10 Fargo. Low rates.
Call 461.-Adv.
Grand Opentng-Mack's Dancing
Pavilion and Store, Buhn's Park, Ma;
pie Lake, Saturday, June 4th. and
Sunday, June 5th. Emard's LIST orr
chestra, c. c. CONCEAL, Prop.-Adv.
Ministers Meeting-At the 7. M.
CA. Monday morning at 1880. Rev.
Mr.. Harrison will read paper on
Some Religious Adjustments for the
Times" This is for all the ministers
Of the city.
New, Arrival-Mr. and Mrs. ANGEL
Rushe,' Cherry street, announce the
arrival oe a baby girl born Wednes-
day morning. Both the mother and
JorEenson speaker-At the regular
meeting last night of the Grand
Forks District Dental society, DR..
Geo. Jorgenson ave an interesting
discussion of gold inlays, knapp's
method. \. \ pa.
Reel" Iaugh-f you want, to
spend your time and enjoy a good
laugh, don't fail to see Marguerite
Clark in "All of a Sudden PesEy,"' to
be shown at the Reel theater Sunday.
ADV.
Notice for Bids-The North Dakota
State Fair association will receive bids
up to twelve noon, June 6, 1921, for
soft drink privilege at the Dance Pa
vilion at Fair Grounds. All bids must
be addressed to d. F.. MCGOWAN. 307
First National Bank bldg, Grand
Forks, N. D.-Adv. -
A. d. T. Picnic-Members Of the
A. D. T. literary society Of the Uni
versity will hold their final meeting
of the year in Riverside park late this
afternoon. There will be a program
of games after which a picnic dinner
win be served.
Garrison Winner-Robert Garrison
OF the high school was the winner OF
the First National bank medal for ex-
temporaneous speaking. Charles
Evans was second. The contestant.
were called upon to speak on >"rWha
Disarmament Means, to the World.
EmeEAdOasGfod1Atton-The Ennera.
do high school graduated q class Of
three this year. The graduates are
Ruth Dean, Dorothy veitch and
Maude Johnston. Rev. F. Halsey Am.
brose delivered the commencement
address.
DR.. Charles Il. Hunt has reeunaet
his practice with Drs. withersine &
Wilson after having spent 4 month II
the Children's Clinics Of Minneapolis
Special attention to Diseases of. Chill
dren and SObstetrics-Adv.
Meeting Postponed-It was an
nounced this morning that the meet
ing of the housing committee Of tn.
Commercial club, which was SEIZED
uled to be held at 5 o'clock yesterda!
afternoon; was postponed as one o
the members. James A. Dinnie, wa!
out OF. the city.
Art Display at Agricultural Oollee,
At the request of the agriculture
college OF Fargo, the DeRemer de
signs, produced by the art depart
ment Of the university, have beef
placed on display at that institution
The exhibition will remain on displa!
until the latter part of next week, &C
cording to an announcement made b.
e. c. christianson of the universit!
art department :.