Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-07
Ignite Coal and tamarack wood
Tor sale, delivered. Phone 3s6W. f..
II. McIntyre.-Ady.

ignite Coal and tamarack wood
19r sale, delivered. Phone 3s6W. f.
=. Mclntyre:-Adv.
Coal In Load leots-sereened Iig-
mite $3.50 per ton. Indiana stove
SIZE *l1.50 per ton. E. P. Coss.
Phone 1551.-Adv.
Dance-The Fraternal order Of
Eagles will hold an informal dance. at
their hall, East Grand Forks. Decem-
per Z. Music by Barry's orchestra
1 Am Still always busy selling holi-
day goods at lower prices. See me
before you buy. Edward. l.. King.
where you get 1.-THE Square Deal"
Opposite Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
Rcd Oross-Mrs. Donald Blake,
siding in Washington, D. c., will rep
resent the local chapter at the annual
American Red Gross meeting to be
held in Washington today.
Dance Date Changed-The regular
Wednesday night dance at Gies' hall,
East Grand Forks, will be held on
Thursday night this week. Ladies 26
cents; gents rs cents.-Adv.
Watch Repair Shop opened for
business at Sorlie block. p. o. Box
207. l solicit the repair trade. Write
for prices. 90. Rystad, owner
Ady.
Went to Crookston-John Nuss, c..
o. Ciarvin, j. f. Turner and Z. F..
Burchard left this morning for
to attend a noon luncheon
of the Commercial club of that city.
Rehearsal Observation-Disclosures OF
the Philharmonic orchestra and The
University Oratorio society will meet
n = joint rehearsal this evening in
the public library In preparation for
the concert Sunday. December IS.
Association Meets-LThe 1nkster
Parent-teachers' association held a
meeting on Monday night, Miss
beatrice tombstone, county superin-
tendents Of schools being present to
ucct New Oricers-At the annual
election of officers Of Banner Lodge
No. ~. O.. o. f., on Monday night,
Thomas A. Redick was named noble
grand; T. W. Ricke1, vice grand: r..
Il. Reading, treasurer; c. +. Redick,
secretary. and +. r. Felt, trustee.
Back From Duluth-M. E. Stricken,
manager of the local branch Of Stone,
Ordcan & Wells, returned this morn
ing from Duluth, where he attended
n meeting of the directors of the
Northwest Credit Mems association.
The directors fixed he date for the
annual meeting for March. 1t will be
held in Duluth.
Have q Dinner-The personnel of
the federal seed LOAF collection office,
together with other federal employees,
held a dinner in the collection office
last night. Following tho spread,
there were a few informal talks. The
collection office is to be closed in
about ten days, it was announced.
Radio Club F'orrncd-A number. Of
local radio enthusiasts met at the Y.
NJ. c. A. last evening and organized
the Grand Forks Radio club with
V. M. Cousins as president. Gerald
Sands was chosen secretary and treas
urer. Meetings will be held every
Tuesday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. at
which matters pertaining to wireless
biography and telephony will be dis
-cussei. NJ az ~ q
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Gave Observation-Disclosures of the
First Lutheran congregation gave a
IcCSpLlOu IN lHC CNuICH QdTlOES on
Tuesday night in honor of Attorney
General and Mrs. S%veinbjorn johnson.
DR.. G.. J. Gislason presided and in
formal talks were given by p. A. Lee,
Thelmer Evanson, Rev. S. l.. Tallack-
srn and Rev. H. 3. Thorgrimsen.
GudInund Thorgrimsen and Miss
Hannah Thoreson "a musical num-
bcrs. and Mrs. o. S. Hanson spoke on
behalf Of the Aid society.
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lDebaters' Meetins-Students who
are to represent the University of
North Dakota in intercollegiate de-
bates this yea will meet in the Com
mons building at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Pairing off Of teams for the
different debates will he made. The
students who compose this group, as
selected at the intramural debates last
week, are, Samuel Aandahl, Etdon
Hanson. Carl Hiasson. McLain John
son, Gustav Lindell, Jalmaf Mus and
Keith Sanberg.