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

g54N@EH4+LIs+-. EsNsll
Dance at Fair Pavilion We'd
car service. Music by Ernard's or
Let's Eo:-Adv.A
Dancing Glass Resumed-Classes in
interpretive and ballet dancing will
open Sept. II. For further informa-
ton phone Doris Payne. 1921.
Bachelors Grove Pavilion dance
Friday, Sept. 9Th. Music by Ctibor's
10-piece orchestra. The orchestra
with all the new novelties.-Adv.
500 in Prizes to be distributed by
Northern State bank on Monday,
shaveta chance. Be IN hand.-Adv.
Board At Aserud's Boarding
House, FL No. 4th St.; next to the
city hall. $3.50 per week We cater
to students. clerks and Office help
Special Sale ON PiNsbury's Best
xxx flour. See our ad In this pa
per. Lewis Bros Pure Food COM
pany: Free delivery IN $500 orders.
ADV.
Thacker Here-F..ssC. Thacker,
prominent farmer of, Hamilton, N. D.,
is among the business visitors in the
city today. NE. Thacker arrived here
Thursday night.
Here Today-WNliam H. Brennan,
travelling freight and passenger agent
was in conference with ". H. Griffin,
division freight agent of the Great
Northern railway, today.
{ Dancing Lessons-In Aesthetic and
interpretive dancing will commence
September the fifteenth. Denishawn
methods will be taught in class or pri-
vate Lessons. Register now. Made
leine Gets, Birkholz Blk.-Adv.
Music Glasses Resumed- Special
children's CLASSES Burrowes Course of
Music; Study, kindergarten, primary
Inc advanced. Phone .1617W. Mrs.
Flossie Reiton; $40 International Ave.
ADV.
ToeTwin Gties-John Mcdonald,
404 South Fourth street, left this
noon for the Twin Cities whererhe
will spend a few days on business.
On his return he will open up a floral
and landscape business in this city.
Dance Monday-A dance will be
a oAESAA - eIok e SAAo1t 4~AA
grounds under .ths auspices Of the.
Grand Forks Bowling association to
raise money to send a local bowling
team to the national tournament at
Toledo. Ohio, next spring.
Otibor's Orchestra plays this week
Labor Day, Crystal; Tuesday, st. Vim
cent;ss#Wednesday, Mountain; Thurs
day, Drayton Pavilion; Friday, Bach
eiors..E Grove Pavilion. Saturday, Con-
way. Phone 21S6, Box 2S1. Hire
the latest.--Ady.
y Tatton Away-A. e. Tatton Of
/ Manila, Philippine Islands, who has
\ been visiting his, brother, J.. r.. Tat
ton, s16H International avenue for.
some time, left last night for Lari-
more to visit From there he will go
N to Minneapolis to- attend the
ton Of Spanish-American veterans.
Mr.. g. j. Thomas, who was previ@
ously announced az being one of the
partners in the Thomas Martin Mo-
tor company, Is, now no longer with
The concern. Charles Martin is now
the sole proprietor and the firm name
will now be known as the Martin
Motor Co., Central Garage.-Adv.
Clearings Decrease-Bank clear
4AA6o AL 4AS VSSn VI .
were considerably lower than during
the corresponding week last year, w.
S. Dickinson, manager of the G.. F.
z Clearing house announces. Figures
for this year are $~1,290,612 compared
to sl,52s.4s1 a year ago.
Attention Boy ScouteWe have q
I, specially prepared thrift book for boy
scouts containing Scout Oath, Scout
!. Law, Code and Rules. Open a Savings
Account with us. We pay&5% COM
pounded quarterly. First Savings
Bank Grand Forks, N. d. Open
Saturday. evenings.--Adv.
Monuments and Markers-We have
just received a carload OF the finest
work ever shown in this territory.
See them at our shop. Prices from
$50 to $780,; terms to suit. Grand
Forks Marble & Granite Works, 1920
DeMers Ave. Grand Forks, Nd
Adv. #
I Notice-A penalty of 5 per cent
will be added to second half OF real
estate taxes on October 18th and an
additional penalty Of 5 per cent on
November LIST. The county treasurer
would advise taxpayers to send in
their money soon as possible, as taxes
4 remaining unpaid will be advertised
for sale about Nov. goth. Chas. AIS
slen. County Treasurer.-Adv.
To Porto Rlco-R. Angrove Sea-
bury, who. graduated from the music
department. of the University OF
4 North Dakota with the class Of 1921,
4. left Tuesday evening for Rio Piedra.
& Porto Rico, to serve at the head OF
!. the music department of the Untver-
s sity Of Porto Rico. Mr.. Seabury was
r In charge OF the music department OF
!! LaMoure high school last winter.
In Uty-Ray Emerson Of Superior.
Wis, arrived inl Grand Forks Thurs
day to confer with M.RBeatrice John
stone, county superintendent OF
/: schools, before proceeding to Logan
Center, where hes;will serve as princi-
pal OF schools. On. Thursday he con-
ferred with Miss Mildred Harrington
and Miss Mabel Waller, other mem
bers OF the-4tbgan Center stan, both
Of whom reside In this city.
E.ssEft.EHIgELt - LIN