Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-21
THE TOWN TODAY

Teachers COMMITTEES OF the board
OF education to meet at 4ro'clock to.
day to consider question Of more nay
Tor high school instructors.
David Goldstein, eminent lecturer.
to speak here tonisht under auspices
Of the Knights Of Columbus. To be
guest OF local council at banquet,
Quarterly conference Of the Evan
gelical church to be held Friday night.
Anna Case, famous American So
prAlo. gives one Of finest concerts
ever heard in city
Frank Hollihan, formerly resident
Of Grand Forks, dies At Portland.
Commercial club Kommunity Kar-
nivaa committee held meeting this
morning to discuss plAns.
Annual meeting Of the First Baptist
church will be held Friday night.
Paul Larson, formerly Of Kellys. n.
D., died AS result Of injuries received
in Windhana, Mont. a few days ago.
Meeting to boost live stock and
clover farming will be held In District
113. Levant township. tonight.
Statement of County Treasurer
Charles Allen shows that only 81 per
cont Of general taxes were paid prior
to March 1.
John 6. woolley. one-time candi-
date Of the prohibition party for pres
ident. will be unable TO speak here
Sunday.
Heink. who ia to give
concert here Saturday night. Is very
popular with Grand Forks audiences.
Carl Hasson, winner OF Kips OK.
temporAneous speaking contest held
at the university this morning.
Grand Forks city commission dis
calsses several important things at
regular weekly meeting.
County commissioners take steps to
carry out several ad-improvement
mer.
Rain general throughout the state
and promise is for more showers to-
night. Eclipse Of the moon may he
hidden by clouds.
Directors Of Merchants association
held regular weekly meeting today
Names Of persons writing checks
which are returned because Of insult
fcient funds to be published In AZ
ISOLATION bulletin.
Waterbury Ieft-Frank Waterbury
local jeweler, left last night for Eau
! Claire, Wis, where he plans to spend
a short time visiting friends and rel.
atives.
Art Dtnnie Here - Art Dinnie OF
Minneapolis. formerly a resident OF
! this city. Is in Grand Forks attending
interests.
Gnby Man Hcre-Robert F4ndle,
Of Gilby, n. D.. Is in Grand Forks to.
day visiting friends and attending tc
business matters. {
Returns to Minneapolis-H. b
Finch Of Minneapolis, head Of the
General Brokerage company. which
formerly was located in this city. re.
turned last night. to his home after
attending to business matters here.
Gard Of Thanks-we wish to THANH
all our friends aud neighbors fol
thein kindness and sympathy shown Vi
lat the death Of our daughter, wife
and sister and also for the beautiful
floral offerings. Signed Mr.. and Mrs
George Fourre, Mrs. c. McIAchtar
and Family.-Adv.
Miss Swenson Back-Miss Evel1ne
Swenson. county school nurse, has re.
turned here after spending severa'
days at Hillsboro, where she wal
called by the illness and death of hel
grandfather, Halvor Arnegaard. Mr.
Arnesaard, who was one OF the pio.
neer residents Of this section. of thu
state, was buried at Hillsboro on
Monday.
Local Man Appointed-o. Hagen,
a member of the Lutheran church OF
Grand Forks, now a student at the
Moody Bible Institute Of Chicago. has
been appointed associate leader of a
group Of evangelistic students who
conduct religious services during the
noon hour in ono of tie large factories
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