Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-04
Auto PninteR-Wanted at once.
n. Iverson & eon.-Adv.

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Auto PainterA-Wanted at once.
! n. 1verson 8 eon..--.Adlyy.
From gIAkota-K. Vary Of Lakota
is q visitor in Grand Forks today.
A Complete line Of Alabastine wa
ter Ncolors for sale by j. H. Lambe
! only.-Adv.
Elks 10 Meet-There will be a re-
gular meeting OF Elks on Saturday,
March - election Of oficers.-E. A.
Braseth, Exulted Ruler.-NAdv.
Dance Tonight-k. P. Hall, music
by Melody Jazz orchestra. Tickets,
Men Csc, ladies Csc, given by Young
Mems Social club. Everybody well
j come.-Adv.
A Mission meeting will be held at
!! The Lutheran BibleSchool tonight at
1880. The program will be given
principally in the Norwegian Ian
guage. You are welcome.
Park Near Curbs-Drivers of deliv-
cry wagons and trucks can prevent
much Inconvenience to other traffic if
( they will park their vehicles only
) where it is possible for other machines
7 to pass, according to Chief of Police
j. w. Lowe.
Some of the Late Objectionable fea-
! lures have been eliminated from the
F. Frederick Coffee Shop and you can
! now>take your wife or "best girl" there
! and be assured Of a>desirable atmo-
sphere prevailing.-Adv.
Baby MiIk-Fresh milk from clean,
purebred HotBtein COWS is the best by
test and We should. know, having
raised ten babies that we are proud
{ to show; 10 cents per quart. Eden
To Our C0nSunnerS-Between the
( hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, all alternating current will be
cut of due to making connections in
power house. Red River Power COM
pany.-Adv.
Spring is Here-Fou have wanted
q home Of your own. Let us give you
q complete estimate on your build
ing requirements. Both city and
country work solicited. McLachlan
Bros, phone 1o13W.-Adv.
Bangs Here-Tracy r. Bangs. presi-
dent Of the North Dakota Bar associ-
alton, did not so to Minneapolis to
attend the annual meeting of the
Hennepin County Bar association,
. held in Minneapolis today. Mr.. Bangs
was scheduled to speak but found it
impossible to be there.
leaves Earlier-Great Northern
passenger train No. 1877, which will
operate between Grand Forks and
Lartnore, in place OF 201, will leave
here at $40 instead of 3:15 o'clock,
the time the latter train now leaves.
The change will become effective on
0vy~1oSy oo~rSro q : t0,01 o'ovnNE "
Baby Show-A baby show Is to be
a. special feature of the Grand Forks
fair in July, according to E. r. Mont
gomery secretary. Rabies will be en-
tered in three classes: those between
two n twelve months, babies be-
tween one and two years. and young
sters between two and three years:
~ File Tax Early-Internal revenue
officials are calling attention to the
fact that income tax returns are due
on Wednesday,. March 10, and all tax
payers are supposed to have their re
turns in by the evening of March IA
Late. filing Of the returns is %confus-
Ing Tor both the public and the oni-
Gals, they point out.
Strike Not Feared-Grand Forks
will not be materially affected by a
coal shortage if the United Mine
Workers of America carry out their
threatened strike on April 1. according
to Ralph Lynch. local coal dealer.
There are several million tons OF coal
on the lake docks and it, would not
be difficult to secure enough coal be
tween o and April f7rst>to last until
fall, Mr.. Lynch states. There also
are IS coal producing counties IN
North Dakota.