Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-18

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.. m. Observations.
Temperature, 15.
Maximum ~ hours, Al.
Minimum. ~ hours. IA.
Wind south, II miie1.
b~arenAeter, reduced, so.1s. 4
Seal smrf-Beautiful fur. nicely
Ansd: half price. Write 5l3 Hsrald.
q at Key West-Wednesday
= nisnt. Music by Hanna's %orchestru.
Coal.-By the load. sLlgnite se.7s
r Sn. coal t12.6o. Phone 1861. =. p.
Hot Frankfurtersz and Fresh Co.,
SSr etcW served at the Pe1eock Inn.
IN SO different! Danny O'FIsron,
Prop.--Adv. "a \,
Rnmmage Sale in baser6ent Of 81.
Mlchaers church. commencing Fri
gay morning. October goth. At 10
o'clock.-Adv.
Z Auction salc-The Elmer Dezell
estate . miles southwest OF Emerald
s wal. De sold Monday Oct. IS At public
~ SNs1t'rA. ~ 4H..s.
Bankruptcy Matters - Emerson
Smith, referee in bankruptcy Tor this
district. is, expected to hold sessions
IN the federal building here on Friday
From CarrinGton-A.~ j.. Smith.
merchant Of Darlington, is scheduled
in Grand Forks today to visit with his
son. Jack, at the state university and
to attend the Shrine circus,
Y Membership Campaign-The
Y. M. c. A.. of the University Of North
Dakota plans the staging Of its annual
membership drive M0ndGyAand
tuesday, according to an announce
ment made Tuesday by oscaS B.
Benson, secretary. 81
Tho Ladies' Aid Of Emanuel Lu,
theran church, s. 3rd st.. Grand
Forks, Is having Il Caloric Pipeless
SFurnace installed in the parsonage Tor
the convenience of their pastor, Rev,
H. F. Buegel.-Adv.
Request Pctitions-Petitions for
nomination for thejstudent court cleo
tions at the University Of North Da-
kota must be in by next Monday, it
was decided at a meeting of the mems
conference, student se~lf-governipg
0ooy' Monday
Cars Collide-1t appears to have
Y been Mrs. Ray Dryden who was drtv-
ing a car that collided with another
machine last night, and not, Mrs. Ray
Collins, as reported in his mornings
issue of The Herald. No one was In.
jured.
I Theo. Mayer Tailor Shop has been
taken over by Frank P. Sky. / am
experienced in all lines of tailoring.
Make suits and overcoats to measure.
Also do alterations. cleaning, press
ing and repairing. Everybody well
come. Frank +. Sky. DeMers Ave-.
East Grand F'orks.-Adv.
Fraternity Observation-Disclosures
> are fast being completed for the
A'an-FIellenic banquet Ito, be held. at
the Commercial club rooms Friday
evening, October 20, at 6. o'clock In
connection with the Homecoming
G~elebratlon of the University Of North
TDakcts, il was stated Thursday night
Glass Day Garhes-The freshman
class Of the University of North Da-
kota met Tuesday noon and made
n~lans-for class day games between
next Saturday. The following will
nave charge of arrangements:7 Mike
Geston, Ross Peterson, Francis
o'Connor, N. Gronvold and Clarence
i, Gibson.
Booklet HISsucd-An attrnctiva
booklet, bearing tie title, ''The Coun-
ty Agents job" which has Just been
published by the North Dakota agri-
cultural college extension department,
has reached the desk OF D. B. Morris.
Grand Forks county agent. The book
let, issued for the first time this year,
ia being distributed to stimulate IN
terest in the rurposeepf the co-opera-
, tive agricultural oxtension vuorL