Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
to Investigate
Mill And Elevator Affairs
10 Meet Here on SATURDAY.
THE TOWN TODAY

Mems Glce club of the University Of
christmas vacation tour. -
chairman Holden OF the county
commissioners announces his Commit
tee appointments.
Glasses at the University OF North
Dakota and Wesley college convene
To-Day after Christmas holidays.
Grand Forks Ad club to meet on
January II to observe the anniversary
OF the birth of Benjamin Franklin.
Guy commissioners pass resolution
calling for addition Of Lincoln park
vlclnage included in the city limits.
Case against Bjarne johnson and
Howard Lowe, charged with grand
larceny, is continued until Thursday
afternoon.
Work of American Legion from the
national. state and city standpoints is
presented to KiWanians at their
weekly meeting today.
A. J. Gronna. Of Lakota, chairman
of the Mill AND Elevator commission
appointed by Governor r. A. Nestos.
calls a meeting for January I in this
city. n
Mrs, O. G. 1;ordmarken. Gil Wal
nut street.. died suddenly this norm
ing.
Poultry men of three counties meet
here this afternoon to organize an as
ISOLATION.
J.. H. Griffin, division freight agent,
announces that the Great Northern
will transport car Of coal donated by
bus, n, D., to Grand Forks free Of
charge.
Convention of China Mission socie-
ty is continued here today. Various
Bible topics are discussed. j
Lo~calragency of the Burroughs Ad-
ding Machine company is closed. WIN
be transferred to Fargo, together with
, the Aberdeen, S. D., and Minot, n. D.,
! offices.
A. J. S%urratt, North Dakota statisti-
| clan for the bureau of markets and
crop estimates, returns to the city at
ter checking up states shipments OF
! livestock to South St. Paul markets.
Legion Posts of Fargo and Grand
Forks engage in a membership con
test. Will close on February Is and
the losers are to be banQuetted by the
winners.
At Manvel-Miss Elva Cronk,
; county club leader. is at Marvel to-
day in the interests OF the boys and
girls club there.
Many Applications-since the first
of the year 1873 applications for 1922
licenses have been made at the office
of Justice Of the Peace Phil Nc
Loughlin. Ford owners lead the list
of applicants, there being 45,097 filed
in the state since January first.
Chickens Stoicn-Twclve chickens
together with feed for them, were
stolen last night from Benjamin Edel.
STEMS hen house, located at the real
Of his residence, 403 Oak street. Aside
from the chickens, the thieves stole
100 pounds of corn and two bushels
OF barley. evidently planning to keeI
the fowl in good condition for future
delivery or table use.
/ Klyyer Hcrc-Peter klyver Of MIN.
neapolis, formerly cashier OF tht
Northern State bank. has spent sev,
eral days here attending to bushes:
matters. Mr.. kiyvtr expects to re
turn here soon to attend the
meeting Of tho Northern State bank
; of which he still is a director.
Give Rcccption-A reception will be
given this evening at Larimore il
honor of Rev. f. w. Walker 1'ugh
who has been pastor Of the Presby'
terrain church there for the last eve
years. Mr.. Pugh is to leave within
a shor time to reside in Washington
He formerly was a pastor in Crane
Forks.