Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-18

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II you buy one shirt for $500 you
get another for &c at Frank Drosky's
Have you been to Frank Drosky's
big Sale? You should see the crowds
they have-Adv. !
II you want to save, walk across
the river to Frank Drosky's big sale.
Adv.
1918 Per Ton for lump Ignite IN
load lots: Indiana stove size $l1.50 per
tom p. Coss, phone 1551.-Adv.
Ignite Ooal-Williston dry coal,
lump coal. delivered to any part of the
city. H. A. Melby, 631 N. 6th St.
Save Money through the Grand
Forks Building & Loan Assn. Sc
series stock now available. Becre-
tary's office, Ala peMers Ave.-Adv.
Safety and 7%-we offer choice
First Mortgages in amounts to suit to
on request E. ]. Lander & Co.--Adv.
Very Desirable Office Rooms for
rent in O. Young building over Dako-
la Pharmacy. Will be vacated Jan.
1st. Phone or zee O. Young.-Adv.
Senate Mects-A special meeting Of
the mems senate Of the University Of
North Dakota will be held this after
noon at S; o'clock.
Notice to the Public-The firm
known as sprigss Bros. Corp. has
Son. All outstanding accounts due
Spriggs Bros. Corp. are payable to the
new firm located at 16 N. 4th ST.
Adv.
Boy Scouts Banqnet-Members of
Boy Scout troop No. s of the Baptist
church will be banqueted in the
church hall Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock, according t 0 r. o. Herbey,
scout master.
Concert jan. 25th-The Wolf Con-
cert company, assisted by the Bjarne
Gio Lutheran church January IS.
.Carsten Vol, a tenor Of note, is a
member OF the troupe, and he will
give several solo selections.
Funeral Thursday-Funeral service
es for Mrs. Elenor Porter, who died
Tuesday at the home of her son, w.
J. Porter, 407 Boulevard avenue, will
be held Thursday afternoon 1t 2
o'clock from the Presbyterian church
Of Gilby. where the deceased resided
for a number OF years. d,
Griffith Spoke-R. &. Griffith
speaking before a recent meeting at
Mankato told his hearers that respect
. fnr TIM low eh~,,1l -. A.
OF the education of every young per-
SON, and that no deviation from obe-
aience Of the law should be looked
upon lightly. Mr.. Griffith said It was
the church people who put the pro-
hibition statute on the books.
Grand Forks Lodge No. 8, A. O. U.
W. will meet in Odd Fellows Hall
wednesday evening. Jan. 18th. at 500
y. m. Initiation. Old-fashioned VEIN
or and Sauer kraut spread. Come
swim the attendance prize. Hear
about the prizes offered in the new
membership campaign. Visitors well
come. p. H. Wilder. NJ W.-Adv.
Fuller Named Preddent-w. e.
Fuller, vice. president of the Northern
State bank, was elected president of
the Grand Forks Clearing House as
ISOLATION, at the annual meeting held
IN the organizations room on Mon
day. Other officers named are W. Y,
O'Connor, gof the First Savings bank,
vice president; Harry p. Rice Of the
Northwestern National bank. easur
er and I. A. Berg, OF the First Ma
tional bank, manager and secretary.
Science Oub-Thomas Matthews OF
the electrical engineering department
OF the state university discussed the
100000 horsepower electric plant con-
srructed bv the Canadian people nea
Niagara Falls and the similar plant
erected on the United States side OF
the falls, when he appeared before
the Science club at the state univer.
sity Tuesday. Prof. D.. r. Jenkinf
reviewed progress made in the field
of electricity during The asst year, and
DR.. Norma Pfeifrer gave a brief re-
port Of a gathering of scientists a,
Toronto recently.