Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19

oAAAAoAAcN. WIZ leaS6 Until Sop.
tember LIST. DR.. A. c. Dean, 51l Cert
rude Ave:-Adv.
Plan Banruet-A banquet for the
er1dlron men Of the University Of
North Dakota for The season Just
closed Is planned for January s, under
the auspices of the University Y. NJ.
,rstary of the organization.
Talks On Radio-Prof. G. W.. Byers
OF, the state university physics depart
>ment, addressed o 'oint meeting Of the
U. N. D. branch, A. I. e. f., and the
general engineering society Of the IN
.titution Monday evening, on radio
development. -
y Locating Jobs-The university r, M.
= G. A. has SO far been able to locate
several students of the state university
IN jobs for tho holiday period, John
Gates In charge Of the work an.
nounced Monday. More openings are
being sought as 1t is expected thai q
number of students will remain at the
school during vacation.
Offices MOvcl-The law offices Of
O'Connor and Peterson Which have
been LOCATED in the Clifford building
We're moved Monday to a new location
IN the 'OConnOr building on Third
street: NJ. NJ. O'Connor,, dealer In
1arr, loans, also had hts offices moved
to the O'COnnor building.
Postpone TFuncrnl-Funeral servic-
los for J. W. Melsheimer, who died
Saturday evening. which were to have
been held Thursday. have been post :
poned until Friday morning, accord
ing to M. Norman. funeral director.
The body will be taken from Nor
mans Funeral parlors to St. .Michael's
church at $3.50 O'Clock Friday morn.
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Seek II. M. Nc.ll-rhe Grand Forks
Commercial club. has been asked to
obtain, If possible, the present adj
dress Of Hugh H. Neill, formerly Of
Grand Forks. Anyone, possessing this
information is urged to communicate
with the club. @
New Roulette Student, Un1ver-
slty of North Dakota ,sefni-weekly pa
per OF the student body, is to~be dis
tributed to it's subscribers on the uni
versity campus by q special route eys-
tenn, after the Chr1stmas holidays.
This system will provide.for the Inn
mediate distribution Of the paper upon
\ Its arrival at the university Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings.
No Change-Tentativos assessment
'.on ditch No. 13 in Turtle River town
ship has been declared permanent by
the county drainage board. as a result
Of the meeting held at Turtle River
hall on Saturday, for the purpose Of
considering the assessor ent. The next
step toward the> completion. Of the
drain will be the letting OF contra cts
for the work.
Rumpstone Spokc-Dr. H.. J..
Huinpstone Of the University Of North
Dakota gave a talk at the regular
meeting OF the Fortntghtly club In tho
public librar,, Monday evening, speak
lng on the science of psychology. At
; er DR.. Hunpstone had concluded his
talk, the members Of the club cngag-
ed, in q round table discussion OF the
subject and its various phases.
O'Connor spcaks-J. +. T. o'connor
addressed the Press club. Of the state
university on Monday evening. speak
Ing pm student life and student Activi-
ties. Mr.. O'Connor spoke Of the part
that a. student could play Sn-helRtng
both himself and the university by
taking active part in an organisation
such as the. University PreesscluR. The
Press club took action to secure Ia
wreath for the funeral Of Miss Wiolette
temperance. a former member Ofs the
club. who died Sunday.