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New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Dated November I, 1921

BUSINESS: Charcoal Iron Company of America
is the largest producer of charcoal iron in the
United States, which product is required in the
manufacture of automobile cylinders, and all
kinds of superior castings and machinery.
The Company is the largest producer Of Uood
alcohol in the United States. 1t is a by-prod-
uct, resulting from operations. and is therefore
produced at minimum costs
The Company is the largest producer of acetate
of lime in the United States. This is the base
from which acetic acid is derived, and is used
in the textile industry and the manufacture of
drugs, dyes, white lead. ETC.
An cnviable trade position has been established
by the distribution, through selling agencies, of
its trade-marked products to hundreds of satisfied
customers a period of years. The iron prod
ucts are distributed through the firm of Rogers.
Brown & Co.; the entire output of wood alcohol
is taken by the United States Industrial Alcohol
Company and its subsidiaries and the production
Of acetate of lime is taken by VIM. S. Gray &
Company. The lumber produced is sold direct
to the trade
PROPERTY: The Company owns in fee hard
wood timberlands particularly suitable for the
purpose of its business, totalling over 100000
acres in northern Michigan, also 2l-ycar lease
on large ore body in Gogebic County, Michi-
gan being with regard to materials in a
stronger position than any similar concern in the
country and making the Company entirely indie
pendent of outside influences in the manufacture
ing end Of the business. The waste of the forests
is used in the production of charcoal which is
used in the manufacture of iron. and it is in the
conversion of wood into charcoal that alcohol
and acetate Of lime are produced. Other prop
erty of the Company consists of standard gauge
railroads, boats, docks, etc.
EARNINGS: The net earnings of the Company
which are available for the purposes Of this FIRST
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

The Hanchett Bond Company has
been awarded ss50.000 Of road. drain
age and general improvement bonds
of the following municipalities: Mil
lard County, Utah; Woodbury. County,
Iowa; Palm Beach, Fla; City of Wash
ington, N. c., and cities of Ogden and
Salt Lake, Utah.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

Dillon, Read & Co. announced yes
terday that the books have been closed
on the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany ten-vear 8 per cent sinking fund
gold debenture bonds, subscriptions
having been received in excess of the
}sSue
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

c. W. McNear g. Co, of New York
and Chicago, are Offering $250,00o Fay
etteville IN. CO. per cent school fund
bonds, due July 1, 1861, on $50 per
cent basis; also $4,000 Nez Perces
County (Idaho) road and bridge 6 per
cent bonds, due 1929 to 1888, inclusive,
on $50 to $50 per cent basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

Harris, Forbes & Co. announced yes
terday an Offering of $725,00o City of
Waterbury (Conn.) per cent serial
bonds, due 1926 to 1874. The offering
is being made at prices to yield from
to 4.60 per cent basis, according to
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

mortgage issue prior to Federal Taxes and re-
serves for depletion of forests and depreciation of
properties for the FIVE fiscal years ending Decem-
Der 81. 1920. have averaged ST.. .32l ,475.13 or
over FOUR TIMES THE MAXIMUM INTER-
EST REQUIREMENTS ON THESE FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. Likewise the net earn
ings available for the fiscal year ending Decem-
Der 81. 1920. were 1882. 703. SO. Present bust
ness conditions. which are steadily improving,
with contracts on the books. excluding current
orders amounting to over So, Us 600, at pres
ent manufacturing costs. should show a profit
from operation Of over $780.000.
ASSETS: The Company hardwood timberlands
and ore lease could not be duplicated, and in any
event not for $4.65l 900, the value placed upon
them by expert appraisers In addition. the value
of the chemical plants and furnaces has been
placed at 81. 600, 900. which. along with current
assets, makes total Of $i4.544. 34o. IS, or more
than 80 times total issue of these first mortgage
bonds
The total current assets. after this financing
as certified by Price Waterhouse & Co., are
$3,059, 9,63103, of which amount $463,0 3,076.85
in cash. while the total current liabilities are
only $l72, ,727.65. thus showing ratio of ~
to | after having charged off all losses resulting
from inventory at cost market whichever was
the lower expenses account of shut-downs,
etc. which shows the financial condition of the
Company to be most excellent
MANAGEMENT: Management of the Company
is in the hands of experienced and efficient men
of highest standing and credit in the industry
The close connection between the Company and
the United States Industrial Alcohol Co., Rogers,
Brown & Co.. and VIM s. Gray & Co.. brings to
it the added benefit of their knowledge Of the
proper distribution of the Coznpanys products
PURPOSE: The purpose of this issue is to retire
all outstanding indebtedness, current and fixed
and to provide additional working capital
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date Company. Rate.
Nov 14---Am Smeit g. Ref pf 1&To'
Nov 10--~American Tobacco Co. 80
Nov TO- do B ................ 3Tc
Nov IA sspciated Dry Goods LIST ps. ~ 50
Nov 12-- do I'd pf ....... ......... 1N9s
Nov iO--Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Gtd. MA
Nov TO- do special gtd .......,.... 1Ye
Nov 5-(,oca Cola Co vot tr. ....... 1%s
Nov Consolidated Cigar pf...-.. y 20
Nov v10--Consolidated Gas Co OF N 1&Ts
Nov l5-Deere & Co pf.........-... Ne
Nov 1h--Detroit United Ry, In stock. u g
Nov Is---General Asphalt pf.......... p
Nov 16---Hartmani Corporation 1% g
Nov 10--1nternational Harvester pf., u y
Nov fs--I.ee Rubber tire Corp. 80
Nv r. ID n ..............3 3go
NV g--r,,mn locomotive, Inc. ...... i&es
Nov 16--Marttn- Parry ......s... Y 70
Nov 15--May Department stores CO. Sge
Nov 10--Nationai Enamel & Stpg Co.. Mp
Nov / 5-~New Orleans, Tex & Mexico. y 70
Nov In Shipbuilding Corp...-.. 11o
Nov 15--Pfttsburgh Steel pf Ts
Nov i6--5,ure Oil Co. y y y =
Ssy Ssy issssssss'ssr 5s Is = eslee..'''" ~
Noy l5---Wright Aero Corp temp. a 70
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }
County Of Grand Forks.
~ In County Court
In the matter\of the estate Of Johan A..
hanson also known as John: A.
A. Isidor' Widrund,, vice
consul of edo Petitioner
Johan Emil svensson, and <
all other persons in
The rsi staee Of North Dakota and eSe said
county court to the above named
RESPONDENTS. Greeting: ~
You' n each Of you, are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
Forks in SAID state at the Office Of the
county judge of said county, . at the
court house in tile City Of Grand Forks
in said county, on the 30th day Of No
vember, A. p: 1891 at 1oFo'clock A. M.
hearing on the petition of A. Isidor
Widlund. vioe consul Of Sweden, that
Letters of Administration on the Estate
Of Johan A. ,Iohanson. also ~knownt;as
John A Johanson,; deceased, be ISSUED
to said petitioner, and to show cause, il
petition should not be granted.
Service iof this citation by publication
in the Grand Forks Herald once a week,
for three successive weeks, the last pub
prior TO C hearing on: Johan Emil
svehsson and all other persons in
Dated Grand Forks. N. D.. October
i 3co1k 4 8 sn rs;
So! L. X. HASSELL
Judge Of the County Court.
(Oct. IS; Nov. 2-s.) "
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sOpTH ST, PAUL
LIVE STOCK.

nv SAooNA
South st. Paul, Min. Nov. gu.
S Bureau Of IMarkets)ACatt1e re-
ceipts $500; market slow. generally
steady to weak; receipts include one
load of grain fed steers, held around
$50; but unsold at a late hour; grass
beeves' 4.25 to 100; bulk 500 to 500;
few common kinds around 4.50; bo-
lognaf bulls ESQ to $685. veal calves
mos meseiy Sestq = n ewer' bnlk q
and feeders slow, steady; bulk 4:oOvto
5.25. 5S@" : s. ~+rsErf}. a%'S:.t"" -
2 Hog receipts 5000; market opened
strong; closing fully 10 ihigher than
Tuesdays average; range STE; bulk
6.46"to 6.75; pigs weak to Is lower;
some good pigs e~arly'T7.75. go"
Sheep receipts 1000; lambs strong
to rs cents higher; early sales good
fat lambs mostly 500: some choice
around S.25: sheep fully steady fat
yves going 'largels'Tfrom 800 to 3.75;
no feeders here. 40
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CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
)ss. ,
County Of Grand Forks.
"H.'9'' County Court
In tho maffar of fho.AcfakA ne Rlunna

COUNT OF Grand Forks.
s""s'@" County Court
In the matter of the estate Of Bluma
- 'Seliger, deceased 80; a.
Arthur .Seliser ........... Petitioner
f7M'G"p VS..
Mary G~reenbsrg. Rosa
3. Starkman, Fannie Seliger.
Gertrude Starkinan, and
Rosa Greenberg1,! = an.1~ Respondents
The State of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above >natfed
respondents. greeting: ~
You, and each Of you, are hereby cited
n required to be and appear before the
county couTt',of the County of Grand
Forks in salt state, at the Office OF the
county Judge Of said county,;e at the
court house in the City Of Grand Forks
in said coxlty IN the 18th day Of De-
cember, A! D.S192l, at ten o'clock "A. NJ,
Of that day, then And there to show
eause,aif any there be. why the will
and testament presented 20 the court on
this date should not be admitted assthe
last will and testament OF deceased, n
l6tters't0f administration witfrsthe will
arnexed Issued to The First. National
Bank Of Grand Forks. North Dakota
sfEet a. copy OF this citation be publish
ed in the Grand Forks Daily Herald
three times for three successive weeks,
n a copy erved personally on Frank
Kifgore special guardian OF the minor
respondents at least twenty dxys prior
to the date OF. hearing.
DATED November sinh. I. l2s1;
Judge of County Court.
NovEsz-9-1S.)
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Prescription Blanks
Must all Be CHANGED

Washington, Nov. T.-orders to
change all physicians, blank prescrtp-
ton books TO safeguard against mis-
use and traffic IN Aqhot prescriptions
we're issued today by Rfohfbitton Com
The kind of paper used for liquor
prescriptions. MI. Haynes said, Is to
besaltered. thus tendiine 70 prevent ali
for1naasef Is forEsris.
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CHICAGO:
GRAIN. AND -PRoyIsoNs.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Free buying
;ascribeds to leading interests here and
in Omaha had "a bullish effect on the
wheat market today during the early
trading Offerings were light and
prices readily advanced despite snow
and 'rain-over part OF the territory
that has been dry of late. Bulls were
.contending that primary receiptssth
week might mot exceed 6io00, zoe
bushels as against 5000, 900 last week
and recent totals Of 100000 or 49,
900, 000. Opening quotations, which
ranged from 3-8 off to "a gain with
December 'l:Q4 II TO 1904 1-2 and May
1.0s IL to 40, were followed by a
slight sag and: then by upturns all
around to welF:above yesterdays fin
iSK.=T0 = ~s:.t G9t r. ySHtEf1LE ~
Corn and oats held about steady
awaiting the government report due
this afternoon. Corn opened 1-8
lower 3to"1-4 higher, May E52 5-s to
So -3-4 and kept near the initial range.
Oats Started atn1-8 advance, May
81 5-s, and showed only minor fluc-
Upturns in the hog market ave
frmness to provied ons.
Corn: In the late dealings corn
hardened with;wheat. The. close was
firm, 5-S to 3-4Hnet higher with May
So 1-2. "-h 2 hE . 60. &23
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand. Forks.

County of Grand. Forks.
m I'm County Court
Peterson. deceased: e -
On reading n filing the petition Of
L: K. Lohn, administrator of the estate
of Lar Peterson. deceased, representing
among other things, that he has fully
administered said estate, n praying
that a time and place be fixed for ex-
amining and allowing the account Of his
administration, and "for the assignment
Of the"resfdue OF said estate to heirs:
y IT is ordered that said account beH'ex-
anined. and petition heard, by the judge
Of this court on Monday the 18th day Of
December. "a. D. 1921; Fat 10 O'clock A.
M, at Grand Forks in said county. 4
And 1t Is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested,
by publishing a copy Of this order or q
citation for four successive weeks, prior
to aid day Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily. newspaper print
Sd n published at Grand Forks in said
county. Is
c7pAted at Grand Forks, N. D., this 9Th
day aof November, AID! 1921.
COURT SEAL)
- BY the Court.
~ L~K. HASSELL,
Judge Of County Court.
Nov! 9-16-23-30.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

All trades and industries have been
asked to cooperate in the Perfect
Package Movement" to be conducted
during the month of November blythe
railroads, teandship lines and express
Canada. The purpose of the move
ment is to stimulate further public
Interest in good packing of. shipments
and to enable the carriers to improve
the transportation service. a>'
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POTATOES

Minneapolis, Nov. 9.-(U. s. Bureau
Of " Markets:3-Potato wire INQUIRY
light. demand and movement slow;
market steady; sandland district car
lots I. 20. b. usual terms ST., Paul and
Minneapolis rates, sacked per cwt. U.
s. Mo- lround whites $3.50, very few
sales. 7F--""E -. x
Red River valley points, CARROTS
T. o. b. usual terms. Moorhead rate
sacked per cwt. U. S. No. 1 Red River
Ohios $1.2O@1.30. fe'-~
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, No" OUTS. Bureau Of
Markets.)-Catte - Receipts II, 900;
choice light and medium weight steers
and yearlings steady others. and she
stock dull; tending lower, bulk beef
steers 5000 bulls, stockers and
feeders weak; veal calves rs to SOC
lower; bulk vealers $4,000 $50. 80
- Hogs-Receipts $4,000 fairly &C.
tive, mostly 10 to IS higher than yesi
terday''s average practically top
$7.35:S150 pound weight offered at
s7.4o;T bulk 80; pigs fully csc
lower; bulk desirable $7.50@7.75. z9@
'SAeep-Receipts Is, 0oo:' fat lambs
strong to. rs higher; fat sheep steady;
feeder lambs strong to IS up; native
and fed western lambs to shippers
early $s.15; packers arly paying sS.75
@8:90; choic $1:1e@1.20 pound fat
ewes $4.ee@4s25; choice feeder lambs
early lS:15@S.25. - go (
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DULUTH
GRAIN

Duluth, MINI, Nov. 9.-Elevator
receipts of domestic grain: Wheat
14O, 800 bushels; corn 500; oats H.
500 bushels; barley 5000; rye 16;40O;
flax 1890. ~
Shipments: Wheat 6se,1oo bushels.
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain:
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos.
l and 2 dark northern and Nos. 1 and
? northern 13; No. 3 dark northern
and No. northern II; other spring
20; Nos. and 2 amber durum and
Nos. 1 and 2 durum AZ; No. 3 amber
durum and No. 8 durum %; other
durum 81; Nos. l and 2 dark hard
winter and Nos: Y and hard winter
l; smutty !; srnutty winter I; mixed
95. All wheat 287; flax 81; mixed
grain /; corn 20: oats a; rye 81; bar
ley 8. All grains ss9;s on track 1853.
dark northern 1.24@ 1.31: No. 2 dark
northern 1.1s@1.25; No. 3 dark
northern LII I.2l;' No. 4>dark north
ern los q Ito; No. l am ber durum
1:01 3-4@1.08 ga; No. amber ar
rive f.0043-4; NO. 2 amber durum e99
3-4@1.06 "a; No. 2 amber arrive SO
ga; MOI durum 80 AS-4. Nos FUR
~um 80 81; No. I mixed durum 30 ga
@S6 3-4;' No: l mixed arrive 90 3-4:
No. 2 mixed durum 8 s340 "a So:
No 2 mixed arrive ss "a; No. l red
durum 30 So -
Ffaxseed on track 1888 @3-4@1.ss
IA; arrive 1888 3=4; November 1857
IA bid; December 1.84f3-4 bid; Jan.
1875 1-2 asked; May T.S9 IL bid.
Oats Mo- white track 81 s-4@2s
3 4
No. / rye track and rye to arrive
"A 1-2. &S
Barley, choce to fancy 46@54; me-
dunn to good 41@45; lower grades.
Corn No.2 mixed and NO. Q yellow
4S 7-8. THsSf& tsFa Sa3l
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-7-RooM AL.L MOnFPM
house, but heat. Immediate possession.
HHesry Kennedy, aao1s.securtsy Build
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GRAIN AND FTnUR.

Minneapolis, Nov. S.-F1our un-
changed'to..10 higher. In carload lots,
family patents quoted at 700 to 7.20
a barrel in s8-pound cotton sacks. :
Shipments 55,365 barrels. ''s~gS, "
Bran 1850, ~-~S - s@.,
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.

y CASH SALES.
!" Chicago, NOV! >9.-Wheat No. 2
hard 1905; Mob northern l.12.
Corn "Eo!i2 mixed IS l-4@46 3-4;
No:'3 yellow 1904 IL. ~%2 -.
Goats, No" q white, $685. Ia; No.
8 white 81 1-4@33 1-2:@t
Rye nominal - q
Barley 40@59.
Timothy seed 4.5o@5.5o.
, Cioverseed' 1900 1850.
Pork nominal. ~
Lard 9:10.t-@
Ribs 6.e0@7.75.
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MARKS RALLY.

New York, Nov. s.-German marks
rallied one-tenth Of one cent to AZ
cents today, following Cables q an
nouncing a sharp recovery In the
London market. Mondays low figure
was .32 cents. 80 = E.s
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BONDS

New York, Nov. s.-Llberty bonds
at noon: 3 1-2's $3.50; first As S4.76;
second As 94.e2; first 4 LIS $3.50;
second 4" 1-4's $3.50; third e4"iA's
$500 fourthS4 1-4's's4. 49, victory's
s-4's 1855; Victory i s-4's $780, .
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PRODUCE
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Butter unsettled;
receipts 4,475 tubs; creamery extras
~ ~; frsts 35@4o; seconds 5000;
standards 81. .:........: .. -.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 1895
cases: So
springs %; turkeys 80; ROSTERS Is
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POTATOES.

Chicago, Nov. s.-Potatoes firm;
receipts 100 cars; total U. S.. ship
ments 5s7; Northern White sacked.
ITO to 100 cwt; Ked River Ohios
1.50 to ITO cwt. ''n'
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HOUSES FOR RENT

IT PALACE HOTE-Rooms sa.se
per week up. It'll ST. & IDoMers Ajs
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FOREIGN ExCHANGE
MONEY.

New York, Nov. 9.-Cau money
firm; high 6; low 5 IL; ruling rate
5 IL; closing bid 5H1-2; offered at 6;
last loan s; call loans against accept
ances S. Time loans steady; so days,
80 days and26 months~5~l-4@ 5 10.
Prime mercantile paper 5 1-4@1-2.
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HOUSES AND ROOMS FOR RENT. n.
A. F1adland, owe list Savings bank.

6RooM BUNGALOW, MODERN, GOOD
: On belmont Ave. Phone 1855
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-1as
S. 2nd., East side.
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N0rfh DakQtA's Greatest
Classified Section
MARKET News
NEW YORK
STOCKS.

New York. Nov. 9.-Mexican petro-
leum was the only important stock of
Its class to lag in the early dealings
on the stock exchange but suddenly
it came forward before noon at ansad-
vance OF 3 points. Standard OIL u.s.
sues were strong on theihigher prices
quoted for crude product, In various
parts Of the country. Standard OH,
common and preferred of New Jersey
rose / 3-4 and S La points and Cali
fornia issue advanced Pip points.
California petroleum also strengthen
ing. Losse of n to two points were
made by Pullman. Sears Roebuck.
Pierce-Arrow preferred, Nova Scot6
steel and several Of The rails, such .
preferred and New Orleans; Texas ana
Mexico. Further strength was shown
by miscellaneous shares OF the chain
store group. Call money opened at
SIG Per cent notwithstanding liberal
offerings. F'~ 't' E~
Rails became active in the broader
trading at midday. Leading Pacifics,
Central rose l to%1 1-2 points. Shorts
In Mexican Petroleum continued to
cover as that stock increased Its gain
to 4 points. Shippings, tobaccos,
sugars n b were moderately
strong. t2tt S@r& 10 e7a<e's
Resumption OF trading on the stock
exchangeHafter the election day re-
f~essional buying on oils and equip-
ments, the remainder OF the list re
cordtng no material changes. \Royal
Dutch and Houston OH gained / IA
m 1 5-8 points, respectively, and
Baldwin Locomohvean d Haskell and
Barker were one point higher with
Delaware, LackawannaE and Western
and United Fruit. Specialies eased
slightly on further pressure against
food and rubber issues. Local utili-
ties were ignored German marks
showed a fair rally on the higher
quotation from London. @"s
PRODUCE
New York, Nov. Gutter unset
than extras As 10 to 46; creamery ex-
tras 81 score, IS; creamery frsts, ss
to 81 score, 371-2 to@44: e =
Eggs firm; receipts 1856; fresh
gathered extra firsts 81 to 65; do
firsts, SIS to- co..
Cheese barely steady; receipts L.
145; state whole milk fresh specials
70 to 2s;Fdo average run q to ri L.;
state whole milk twins specials % to
22 ~; DO average run FL to Fl 1-2.
Live poultry steady; chickens 24@
U.s.; fowls IS q 26:~~'T
Dressed quiet; western chickens II
g g old rso'tossteers17@22. '%'4"'s
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
New York, Nov. s.-Foreign ex-
change irregular; Great Britain de-
mand 3.93 '7-S; cables 1874 3-s: 60
day bills on banks $50 7-8: II
France demand 7.27 IL; cables
Germany demand Al; cables Il ID.
Norway demand 10: 80: ~ e.
Sweden demand $500.
Montreal % 14S. - *
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HEIIP-sAI4EshlEN.
HOTELS

Fam4ty- European - Transient
Finest Cafe in NorthweSt $685.
iNf1OTEL DACOTAHs.N
C~o1lkhercial Headquartaro
Rooms &1.60 NJ Recently Improved
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International. - !i'
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WANTED TO BUY.
OR THREE FRESH MILK COWS
wanted: Inquire Darlingss Dairy.
Phone 5. % ar
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NSAAS GOfS SALE
Watch GRAND Forks Grow
FOR RENT -
65.0o-Nlne-room house. all modern
close in, On south 4th st.
, eo.VV-Fine stx-room, all modern
house, full basement, hot water
furnace, on N. t7th ST. va
; 3 house, all modern but
. heat, on NJ. 9Th st. s.
lS-09w7sma store on DeMers Ave,
$1zo.V0--Large all modern store on cor
y .a ner on s. 3rd st. .
FOR SALE
.Se0.0o-Four-room cottage, city wa
-4 ter. sewer, cellar, and efAc-
. trio lights, on Elder st. ~.
SS0Q.0O-E1ve-room cottageT electric
. lights, city water, on Inter
L national Ave. 7tes 'ntA
3,eOO.00-Good h6-room house, all mod
.sF ern but heat, will take cheap
auto in trade, OH N. 9Th st,
6,zO0.00-NeW ial1 modern bungalow.
on Belmont1Ave. 81"
; 4,et0.00-AroSm all modern house on
, s.ysos.oa-7:rooenm, al, modern house. on
S:tp Woodland Ave. SO !,
6,S09:0o-y-roem'alh modern house, ON
HHs, Vernon Ave. { Z
S,3o0.00-8-room all modern house, on
;1.,5se.ooAs:roona ali ain modern house, on
Vernon Ave. T :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09

: The population Of the British EN-
pre- exceeds one-qdarter of the
worlds population. -
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Phone s53-W. HtNNt1''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
HOUSES o SALE

G;S2oD HOMES IS FOR RENT-JoHN G.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
HELP-GENERAL

MAN AND WIFE WANTED TO CARE
Grand '"Ftorks County. Apply stating
number Of children, ages, telephe1fa
Address Arthur /. McLane, Larimore,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
FLATS FOR RENT.

All modern partly furnished flats;
rooms. SIS Dealers, e. Grand Forks.
Flat FOR RENT-MoRRIsoN Ho-