Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

O"ys 0AAx "lA 0ANC O. S0AAlvl ~ Sllo
lo:ao O'Clock service in st. Michaers
pro-Cathedral.
Pioneer Gub-The Winship Pho
neer club, the third Pioneer club to
be formed in the boys department Of
the Y. M. G. A., was ortanixed last
night with George Donnelly president.
Arthur Leo. vice president: and Cor
don MCCOY, secretary.
No Lectare-No naturalization lee
ture will DO given today at the state
university. according to Prot. Henry
Humpstone, OF tho committee In
charge. This. change has been made
to permit - many freshman students
as possible to attend tho football game
at Fargo today.
Card OF Thauks-We wish to thank
our neighbors and friends also tho
Elks and Masonic lodges for their
ing the sickness and death Of our
nephsW Henry o. HaEsnAon, aNo for
the beautiful floral offerings. Ag-
nethe Gunderson and Ole Halmen.-
Adv.
Rev. Lewis speaks<ProfsHor 4.
R. Lewis Of Wesley college will read
q paper at the Ministerial association.
which meets in the Z. ~. G: a. Monk
ministers Of the city, whether In the
active pastorate or not, ARE cordially
Invited to attend. - z. N Is,
-Nam&s Must Go 1n-students at the
University of North Dakota, planning
to take part in the annual free-for-all
debate at the institution must hand
their names in today to Prof. j. a.
Taylor Of the forensic board accord
Ing to a ruling announced sone time
ago. The contest Ia open to all stu
dents Of the university.
Art ExhibitS-Prof. E. O.. Christen-
son. head Of the state university art
department announces that a series OF
art exhibits are to be shown by the
department. again this year. Seven
or eight exhibits are planned to be
given during the year. The first dis
play 10 expected to be shown thia
month. and will consist Of = group OF
water oolors, chiefly marine sessnes. BY
Charles Diesel OF Chicago.
Maude M. Adams for Reeister OF
Deeds.-1 am a. candidate for the Of
flee OF Register Of Deeds. The merit
Of this candidacy wa recognized in
tho Primary Election by a majority OF
over 1900 votes. Naturally. I wa
sratifted. and have 9 reason ia
believe that you will again vote Tor
me on November 7th. Maude NJ
Adams.-Adv.
Home Baking also home made can
Dies. Phone your orders the day be.
fore or early in the morning. Piea
soc, cookies lac per dozen, 2 for rs
fed cakes 2 dozen-for 3Sc, cinnamon
rolls use a dozen. coffse cake with
sugar or cinnamon On top zoe. COFFEE
cake with apples on top SOC. Phoni
llOlJ or call at ll16 international
avenue.-Adv.
situation Bettcr-P. II. Burnham
general freight agent Of the, ,Grant
Northern, who spent Friday here
states. that the situation concerning
the shortage Of carsEin the northwest
isloQklng far more hppetul Just now
While cars will soon b available fol
the chipping OF grain, s,refrigefatpi
and he urges that families lay n
their winter supply Of potatoes now
to help save the crop from freezing
New Professoe-Dr. Albert Hyma
Of the University Of Michigan hal
been appointed instructor n. ,Amari.
can and European history It tho Uni.
versitys of North Dakota. III. Hymns
received his elementary training II
Holland. where he was born. His 3
A., n. A.. and PHI. D. degrees were
received from the University Of
Michigan. $I4l1s31 he studied abroad
on a foreign graduate Fellowship
awardsd by the Unsversity Of Nichi.
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