Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-09
THE TOWN TODAY

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DIR. James sGrassick will speak on
the Public Welfare association Thurs:
day night
E. r. Montgomery has invited the
Of the state Holstein Breed.
ers' association to hold the next meet
ing and sale in Grand Forks.
Few Migrants arc to be found in
Grand Forks, Chief of Police J. W.
Lowe reported today.
II. Mayne Stanton returned from
the Theodore Roosevelt Highway as
ISOLATION meeting at Devils Lake and
tells of the plans made for the com-
Ing year. &I&
The annual convention of the North
Dakota Bankers association will be
In In Grand Forks next June, it
was announced today.
E.. r. Montgomery, secretary OF
the North Dakota state fair, an
nounccd that his complete program
for the annual exposition in July has
been contracted for.
Happy Paulson of Fargo is spend
ing the day in the city calling on old
friends.
Or. Karl r.. stolz of the university
has left for New York state to at
tend a religious convention.
Many schools are expected to par
ticipate in the music contest to be
bald at Wesley college on March is.
NIT - 49, ,..:>.,;<,. 49, 81
ing up their pencils for their annual
edition OF The Student, the university
publication.
A Reynolds farmer is asking the
| city council to exclude Ills 160-acre
farm from within the city limits be-
cause his taxes are too high.
The dates for the independent con,
vention at Devils Lake have been
changed from March 20 to March 80
and 81, it wss announced today.
City Auditor Charles Evanson left
this noon Tor Bismarck. wherc he
will confer with Governor Frazier OF
tax laws now awaiting the latter's sig
nature.
Z. G. Mayfield. former superintend-
cnt Of schools at Emerald, returned
to Grand Forks from Havrc, Mont,
and tells OF conditions there.
DR.. RI. A. Miller will deliver the ad
dress at c~onvocation exercises at tbs
university Thursday morning.
Mrs. j. G. Moore has offered to ai6
in the organization of ar ;auxiliar,
to the American Legion post here.
!. The regular monthly meeting o!
the Grand Forks District Medical SO
ciety will he held tonight in the Com
mercial club ooms.
February was ono OF the husies
months in the history Of the Crane
Forks library, the monthly report Q
Miss Jessie Bulge shows.
Funeral services were held at Lar
! imore over the remains Of Chae. ALE,
Steele. 4-year-old tot who died of in
juries received last Saturday.
On Friday night University o
North Dakota debatcrs will meet rep
resentativcs of the University Of Man
itoba.
DR.. e. c. HaaEenson and Or. Jane
Grassick were speakers at til. Com
munity club meeting held Tuesda
night. .~.-v ., ~ ..~s
Mrs. e. NJ. Pierce, social servic
commissioner, is advocating the en-
pigment of heads Of needy farnil;e
for spring cleanup work.
It was reported today that Their
is a heavy demand for tickets for tn
st. Patrick's day entertainment to b
given by ST Mays church choir.
Andrew J. surratt, statistician fc
the bureau of crop estimates, mad
his report on conditions in North Da
kota today. e.
Wine of Pepsin. alleged to be = cu,
for indigestion. vas put under IL
ban as a beverage here today becaus
officials declare it iS intoxicating.
Announcement was made todz
that Attorney Sveinbjorn johnson h;
entered the law firm with MCINTYRE
has become ahfliated with J. +.
O'Connor in the practice Of law.
Hart-Parr tractor dealers brougl
their convention to a close here tn
morning.
The Junior class Of the Grand Forl
= high school has opened a ticket sa
4 contest for the entertainments to
given on Friday and Saturday n1Sh'
The Grand Forks Kiwanis club he
the regular weekly meeting at Il
Commercial club this noon.
The J.. B. Dietz and the Northwes
ern Trust company versus O..
Barnes a wat started in distri
court today.
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