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New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Market Continues Strong
For Bronx Business Sites

Slawson e. Hobbs sold for the Benen-
son Realty Company the one story
store building at the northeast corner
Of 10th Street and Anthony Avenue,
52x93x Irregular
Clarence II. Kelsey sold to James !
Thompson the onc-story building and
stable property, 125x9911, on the south
side Of 142d Street, 22O feet west Of
Fifth Avenue.
Frank Schaub sold to the Grolier
Building Corporation the stable prop
erty, 50x90, on the south side CT East
1s3d Street. 49.9 feet east Of Park Ave
nue.
Eugene ]. Busher Company. Inc, re-
sold for Ely Maran the vacant plot,
81xlS7. eighty two feet north of 1S4th
Street, running through to Ryer Ave.
nue., to client for improvement.
Samuel Shapiro purchased from the
Murray Holding Company the north
east corner Of Home Street and BRYANT
Avenue, 25x90. The site viii be i'm
proved with store building.
Samuel Hoffman sold to Philip Waet-
tenberg the vacant plot, 639x144.3x ir-
regular. on the north side Of Boston
Road, 2oO feet east of Prospect Ave
nue..
John Kadel bought from the Arthur
Ridley estate two lots on McGraw Ave-
nue., 500 feet north of Storrow Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Flat Builders
Buy Lexington
Avenue Corner
bing & Bing Buy Old Gull
ford Homestead. at 10th
Street, Owned by Family
for Several Generations

he Cruikshank Company, with NAL
colin +. Smith. Inc, sold to Bng E.
b'ng the southeast corner of Lexington
Avenue and Forty-sixth Street, 10ox
loo. The old Guilford dwelling covers
part Of the site. which has been in
possession Of the family for several
generations, and for which they have
been asking 100000.
). M. Montgomery sold the four
story American basement dwelling at
l29 East Seventy eighth Street l6.sx
lo2.2, for which he has been asking
$5o.ooo. Pease & Gilman were the
brokers'
John J. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
sold for the estate of David I,ydig.
United States Trust Company, trustees.
AZ East Eighty second Street, five
story American basement dwelling. 1sx
Louis Asch purchased thrcc-storv
house at 341 East Forty y-ninth Street
1S.9x1OO.5.
James p. Walden sold for G. +. Gun
ther, secretary of the City INVESTING
company. l79 West Eighty eighth
Street. a threc-story dwelling, l6.sx
b2x100.S, to Sarah J. Wagner.
William d. fitzpatrick purchased
through W. S. BoCert, from the Lin
coin Trust Company. as trustee. the
three four story dwellings, at 34S to 35o
East 123d Street 12.8xlOO each.
stephen II. Jackson sold to Mary
Glannone the two-and a half story
dwelling. 1S.9xSO at 80 Leroy Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Out-of-Town Investors
Sell Bronx Apartment
Attractive Price Is Paid for
House in East 10th ST.:
MANY DWELLINGS Sold

Nchring Brothers sold for Henrietta
r. Hole. of Burlingame, Calf. and B. v
Hole, OF Billings, Mont, sol East 140th
street, near Willis Avenue. five story
modern apartment. 376x1Oo.
The hve-s story apartment. 67x1OOx ir-
Haven Avenue and 10th Street. has
been purchased by Thomas Kelly from
Constantin Wagner.
Arthur Weyl e. Co. sold for Isabella
Wilson the five story fat at S14 East
l5oth Street. 5sx70.
John II. G. Hohnhorst sold to James
&. Bennett fve-story fiat at 1884
Brlstow Avenue. 5Ox1O0.
BENJAMIN Matthews sold to Emile
Hem the five-story fiat, 25xlOO. at the
southwest corner of 17sth Street and
Lafontainc Avenue
Harry Bleicr sold to Tillie Kenino-
stein the four-story fiat. 9ox25. at tie
southeast corner of 171st Street and
Park Avenue.
Nathan schwarz sold TO Joseph Raab
a our-story fat at S54 Kelly Street.
37.4X100.
Charles Reinecke sold to Maria Cup-
pola five-story fiat at 2466 Hughes
Avenue, 25xS7.6.
Sales Of Private Homes
John Litter sold to the Gesco Realty
Company two three-story dwellinrs.
7S.3x100x irregular, at the southwes
corner of Anthony Avenue and 17sth
Street.
Mary <. Elstner sold to Joseph Prem
sky three e-story dwelling at Goa Oak
Terrace, 246xtOO.
Mary McGrath sold to Dora Reiter
a two-story dwelling at 6S1 East 10th
Street. 30.7x6O.5x irregular.
Charles F. Arclcri sold to Solomon
Levsky three-story dwelling at 1864
Bryant Avenue, 2Ox1oD.
The Hudson P. Rose Company sold
to Anna Mira a two story dwelling at
SIT linton Avenue, 16Sx1OO.
Julius J. Pittman sold to Elizabeth
McGrath a two-story dwelling at 2278
Jerome Avenue, 1610x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Stock Exchange Brokers
10 Have Lofty Quarters

). Games. Van Nostrand E. Morrison
.eased 25o0 square feet on the four
uh tueenth floor Of the Adams Building, s1
broadway, to New York Stock Exchange
prm Urn Of CaSseI & Nunes. now at so
so;roadway, for a term of years begin
1lng May |.
Ieo R. Read & Co.. leased the base
S. Ssn' OF the Fulton Building, 81 Nassau
areet' a corner of Fulton Street, to Au
euS'a anderson for d cafeteria.
..n' hlrdsail 4 Co. Inc. rented the
,oo ,s"fe, basement and sub basement at
Nv Nv io- Worth rect to Forney & Co.
las..' ,"e.' and with Cross & Brown, the fifth
.s s,' az o54 Broadway to Gordon Self
aer & Ashe Inc.
g;n ;TnFIlikshank Company and Rice e.
,,or. 'eased to d. & ]. Faour the seven
s,y ss,vly ioft building at 1OS Greenwich
~sSel Tor i,an
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Passaic Manufacturer
To Erect Fine House Here

Julius Forstmann, silk manufacturer
of Passaic n. j.. p,-oves to be the buyer
from the estate of Henry D. Babcock Of
the property at 20 and % East Seventy
first Street .5Nlo0.5. twenty five feet
west of Madison Avenue. and is to i'm
prove the site with home estimated
to cost $500. 600.
The site forms part of the old LenoX
Library block, on which many promi-
nent people built homes following the
Improvement Of the Fifth Avenue end
OF the block with the mansion Of Henry
Clay Frick. Brown, Wheelock Company
negotiated the sale, which was recently
reported in these columns
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Morgan Estate Heirs
Lease Twelve-StOrv
5th Ave. Building
Property Between SD and
54th Streets Owned bv
Wife of Late Governor:
Other Business Rentals

lhc estate of the late Mrs Anna
Livingston Morgan. wife Of the late
Governor Levi p. Morton, has leased
the twelvc-story commercial store
building at 6Sl Fifth Avenue, 42x12b.
TO client of Stoddard & Marx. at
torneys. The property between Fifty
fnird and Fifty fourth streets has been
owned by the estate for over twenty
fve years The amount of the rental
to be paid Is not made public but will
run we'll into seven figures. The struc-
ture is between the new Cammever
building and the Criterion Club. and
was one of the first tsll business build
lngs to be erected along that part of
,ne avenue. 1t was put up by Mrs
Morton, replacing a dwelling a land
mark of Fifth Avenue. The CITY AS
sesses the property for taxation pur
poses at $3.50 600. of which s55oo0o
represents land value.
Adams 4 Co. leased the store and
basement at 128-13O East Twenty-third
street, to Demos Brothers. for con-
lecl'ohery and restaurant al an aggre-
gate rental Of over 100000.
Louis Schrag leased a store at 1856
la0 West Twenty-third Street to Louis
Palmer; the store at 1877 West TWENTY
fourth Street 20 Gonsalus e. de Con
zaque' and the store at 1853 West Twen-
ty-hrst Street to Gcrro e. McGuinness.
Whlte- Goodman leased the third loft
at '-9 East Twentieth Street to Rudolph
topper; space at 37-46 West Twentieth
Street to Bellmore Realty Company:
the second loft at SO West Fifteenth
street to Touraine Dress Company
H. }. Friedman Company leased the
second floor at 4o-42 West Twenty-sev-
pnth street to Lewinson. Cass & Dunn.
ty-seventh Street to Moe d. Leinzip &
Erother; the ninth floor at 14214s
West Twentyfourth Street to Superior
"alst and Dress Co., and the top floor
at 49-5l West Twenty-fourth Street to
Franco American Dress Co. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
New Curb Market District
To Have Postoffice

The National Surety Company,
through William A. White & Sons,
leased for term of years to the United
States Postoffice Department the en-
tire ground floor and part Of the second
floor of the new building which it is
erecting in Washington Street, from
Albany to Carlisle streets. The space
is to be used as a sub dstrib buting sta
tion The new Curb market building is
located in this section.
1t is understood that the object is
to promote better service in the west
erly financial district and to relieve
the congested conditions existing in the
Wall Street substation at Pine and
Pearl streets. also Station p in the
Custom House.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
'lne Estate of Late Austin
vi. Greer in Westchesier Sold

tha 'sh ia q Marvin sold for the estate of
hs 'sle Austin NJ. Greer to Emil Mos
knoam.r' OF this city. the property
del. dlI"n as lngleside, situated on Rose
p1s;s p1i AVenue, between Rye and White
tor,r Inc property. which contains
fo,rss.sswo acres. adjoins the estate
Bjdd'saf owned by Anthony J. Drexel
thsr. ~. addition TO the main residence
outbr;f!:e are several garages and smaller
on.,nuings' On also tea house situated
pron.,.'ok er'ok which flows through the
IN ie1sy:: The buildings were erected
Aysh,so, Tor Mr.. Greer and money was
sired" de- % on them to produce the de-
prona snect regardless of cost. The
.-operty was hold at S1os 900
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Real Estate News
Part With Bowery Corner
Owned for Seventy Years
Frederick Il. Lee Estate Sell.
building at Stanton Street
to OperatOrs

Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
.tsher r, irving l. Levine bought from
'he FREDERICK K. Lee estate the south
west corner of the Bowerv and Stsn
ton street. known as 245 Rowerv md
to Stanton Street. two four.storv
buildings. 25.7x1oO Leonard J. CAM
enter was the broker. The nron-
erty had not changed hands in SEVENTY
years. and was sold free and clear Of
membranes.
Plans have been filed for five story
apartment and stores. 9Ox89.9. at the
northwest corner of St Nicholas Ave-
nue. and lS9th Street, by the Hudson
Builders Corporation. Springsteen e.
Goldhammer. architects, estimate the
cost at $175 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
New jersey

SMALL, FAMILY OF refinement and educa
tion can secure tItle to and occupy at once
this quaint Colonial home. located on ono of
the best streets Of celebrated suburha II
reeldertia' section near New York city where
the desires Of tho neighhoring families as to
'he personality OF the buyer must and Will
receive nrst consideration. on tha payment of
sE'V" balance OF }b.15n on easy payment
mort cages. the plot fronts 100 feet on tho
street aud The housc is surrounded hy a
h"an'Mui grove OF white hircho- and shading,
oaks contains rooms and bath and wido
Verand", TN" elevation is over 500 n II ia
only few minutes walk 10 railroad expresa
s,a'l"n on IN" best committing road ont of
New YORK 'lfy, and is offered COMPLETE wit h
n" "Ntfns there arc over 400 commute RI
from this section now ba hing boating.
SkA,ihE, Solt, tennis and country clubs re
aNslihnle, together with fine schools churches
ana markcts II Ia a bargain and wonder
tul p!ac" fer young couples. IMMEDIATE
city "
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Kelvin Hall. on Heights,
Bought by Investor

Mcdowell & Byrnes have sold to an
investor for Wilhelmina Brakmann and
Peter Hemmsley, trustees of the Au-
gust Brakmann estate, the six-story
elevator building known as Kelvin
Hall. southeast corner 180th Street and
st. Nicholas Avenue. The building is
on a plot 10Ox1O0 and contains thirty
two apartments and seven stores.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
In the Auction Room
BY Henry Brady

BY HenrY BTadY
WEST END AV. 5s4-5ss, s. 4os ssth
St. S0xloo; William c Anderson agt Pan
dora Realty Corp; amt due $Sl 537 o +:
taxes etc $i72l.S5; prior rntges,
sl097O5. withdrawn.
BY James j Donovan
EXTERIOR ST. W cor 226th st. e4bx2ssx
irree: Lawson & MacMurray agt New
York Veiodrome Co ct Al; foreclosure Of
lien: to the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
ssPlumbers' Trade Journal"
To Build in West 36th Street

A six story office building, the greater
portion Of which will be occupied by
"The Plumbers Trade Journal J. NJ
Heatherton president, will be erected
at 239 and 241 West Thirtieth Street
376x100. Two five story fats which
now cover the site have been acquired
from Sophia Kemper and others through
George Milne.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
China Importers Leave Murray
Street for Uptown Quarters

Maddox & Miller and Herman G.
Kupper, importers of china, for many
years located on Murray Street. leased
for long term with renewal priv
ilege the six-story building at 39-41
West Twenty third Street, extending
through to 20 West Twenty fourth
Street, from Shepard Knapp Sons Com
pany. Inc. Gross e. Brown Company,
who negotiated the lease, have been
named agents of the building.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Plans for New Rronx Flats

FOX ST. " s. 100 15sth St two s-sty
housesf George johnson estate owner
Charles Kreymbors, archt: s35oooo
HULK Az cor Mosholu Parkway
Corp, owner; Jacob c Pedereen Sd av
and 14sth st. pres; Moore & Iandsiede,.
archts. .25o.ooo.
PERRY AV. n cor Mosholu Parkway
North 6-sty house, 1l9xls1; same owner
and archts; $25oo
WALTON AE, Tudor pl o-sty
house 1ol6xel5; Tudor Bldg Corp,
owner: Davis, 1892 Walton av, pres
Nargon & Chaser. archts; &15o.0O0.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
-'aoson q. OF, RcseIls Buildings
.. At Eighth Ave. and 1IH ST.

laland = =. Natanson has resold to the
Asenn. realty Company. 636 Eighth
Asenus' southeast corner of Eighth
tours.. and Forty-frst Street. t.ree
ehssesdI buildings on lot 25x10O. pur-
stsor recently from William J. Rob
sere ~. william n. Whiting e. Co.
'ae brokers' in the resale"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
To Build in Flushing

Harry A. Varmum purchased, through
the Halleran Agency, from Clara P.
Lewis the plot 50x195, on the north side
of Mitchell Avenue, 400 feet east Of
Brewster Avenue, Flushing, which he
will improve with a dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

asp ST AT MADISON Av. ,lctcl Ashton)
Newly decorated aud furnished one
two. three outside rooms and bath: buses
surface cars. subway. $40 weekly up. full
hotel service. restaurants
SUITCASE newly furnished parlor, bed
room and bath suite, facing Central Parl.
at 5Nth st and 9Th aN . hotel service Tele-
phone Plaza 800 Apt COS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Mrs. Reginald AuchincIoss
Sells Home in Isl Street

Worthington Whitehouse. Inc, sold
for Mrs. Reginald Auchincloss the 23l
foot, four-story dwelling at 134 East
Seventy-frst Street to Mrs. H. G.. Gray.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Bronx

CORNER RuTLplNG. Just completed tax
exempt. Will sell at reasonable figure or
viii Yak" we'll located Bronx vacant Mot
"a part payment
II. SCHWEIBERT
26l e. Fnrdham Road
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Long Island

FOREST MILLS GARDEN. Is minutes out
Dr'ck s'ucco and garage. $4,000 terms
to suit see by appointment Call War
ren. S003 Barclay
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
w cstchester

NEW ROCHELLE FOR RENT
furnished and unfurnshed homes
$lHv p"r month and upward.
pC"NNpR REAL ESTATE, AGENCY
249 Nusuenot st Tel. 594 New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

73D ST. 12G WEST (Hotel Nobe,ton)-
Newly decorated and furnished ono. two,
three outside rooms. bath; elevated. sur
face cars. subway, room. bath $50 monthly
and UP. full hotel scrvice restaurnnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS yo LET
East Side

LADY viii nhare with lady or auble,
room apartment. Wadsworth 0O7t
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
West Side

SlST ST. columbus av) (Hotel ColoniaD
Newly Decorated furnished. l-2-3
outside rooms bath; elevated surface cars
subway $50 room. bath: fun hotel service :
reGtaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
TO LET roH BUSINESS PURPOSES

ATLANT1c Az. 1908 ,Near BEDFORD av)
elevator. in nrcproof building. SterIlne
Motor Truck Co. 1909 Atlantic av Brook
lyn. Telephone Decatur 49so
TWO nice connecting rooms. suitable for
showroom and Office or light manufnctur-
ing. Pennsylvania 1919
CNFJRNIsHEn APARTMENTS ro r.Er
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Bronx

Bronx
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
GERMAN 1iUTHERANs MEET

GERMAN LUTHEI2ANS MEET
Harvey, N. D., June 15.-A state
conference Of the German Lutheran
church members Of North Dakota
will open here today. Between 500
and 1000 delegates are in attendance
The delegates are guests OF the
Harvey, Ebenezer, Eighenhim and
bethlehem parishes, and the confer
ence will continue until Sunday eve
ming.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
Local Women Named
National Delegates
At Wahpeton Meeting

Mrs. p. A.. McClernan of Grand
Forks. and Mrs. Theresa Culliton. Of
East Grand Forks, were named dele
gate and alternate respectively to the
national. convention of. the w. r. C..
at the thirty-third annual encamp-
ment of the G. A II. and w: X. G.
at W~ahpeton, N. D., Thursday Mrs.
Lilly McColgan of Grand Forks, was
named chief aide Of the relief corps.
Departmental officers of the Grand
Army OF the Republic and the Won
ems Relief Corps elected at the Wah-
peton meeting follow:
G. A. R.-Smith Stimmel of Fargo.
department commander: H. r. Whit
comb Of Crary. senior vice COM
mander: Alonzo Bachelor of Valley
City, junior vice commander; H. w.
A. Mergil of Minot, chaplain.
w. R. C.-Hattie Durfey of Fargo,
department president: Anna Thon.p-
son of Devils Lake. senior vice presi-
dent: Ruth fTuttle of Cakes. junior
vice president: Sarah Smith of
jamestown. chaplain; Cora Terryll of
Fargo, treasurer; Emily Hawkes. of
Fargo. secretary; Mary Lane of Wah-
peton, press correspondent; Elsie NJ.
.structor; Hattie Beal of Valley City,
counsellor; Ruth Davis Of Valley City,
l and l officer. Delegates to national
convention, Louisa Huffman of
Jamestown. delegate at large; Harriet
Jones of Lisbon, first delegate; Isa-
belle McClernan of Grand Forks, sec
ond 9delegate; Ada Hagerman OF
Jamestown. alternate at large; Alice
Nickel of Wahpeton, first alternate;
Theresa Culliton Of East Grand
Forks, Mimi, second alternate. Ex-
ecutive board. Ida Bayard, Fargo;
Ella Carlyle, Fargo: Martha Stewart.
Minot; Phoebe Kennedy, Devils Lake;
Dorothy Nelson. Valley City; Chief
Aide, ,Lilly McColgan of'Grand Forks.
Thd next convention Of the bodies
will be held at Minot.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16

Forks, and G. stenoien Of Mayville.
The following were chosen az faculty
members for the cortng year: Presi-
dent, Prof. f. M. Broen; INSTRUCTORS
Prof. E. M. Strom, Prof. A. NJ. Birds
ton. Miss Bessie Onsein. Miss Ida
Vigoren and Miss Alma Brye. Other
faculty members will be named later.
The board of trustees was instruct
ed to place annuity bonds on the mar
ket to raise funds for the Lutheran
Bible school. !,
The following were elected board
Of directors for Sarepta Old Peoples
Home in Sank Center, Mimi: An
drew johnson, John Bridston, A.
Erickson, NJ. Tweten and A. Vatne.
The convention appointed a COM
mittee consisting of Rev. Sletta, Rev.
Brun and Rev. Stenoien, to confer
with a similar committee appointed
by the convention of the Lutheran
Free church. relative to a union. Of
the church ORGANIZATIONS,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
KECK ELECTED
BY ARCHITECTS
State Association Holds
Two Day Meeting at
Devils Lake.

Bert D. Keck Of Grand Forks was
elected vice president of the North
Dakota Association of Architects, at
the annual meeting held in Devils
Lake. The sessions occupied all Of
Wednesday and Thursday.
O. A. Braseth of Fargo was named
president of the organization and r..
II. Boyd of Devils Lake was re-elect-
ed secretary n treasurer.
A state campaign to educate pros
pective builders as to the purpose anG
services of architects will be conduct
ed by the North Dakota Association
of Architects. according to action TAX
en- at the convention. No special
campaign plan was decided upon, but
the ntatter was left in the hands of a
committee. of which w. B. Hancock
of Fargo is chairman.
Fargo was selected as the place of
the next meeting, which will be a
semi-annual one, and will De held
mex December. zR4 . -
The members ofstlaex state board Of
architects, which ..$oemprises J. A.
Shannon. Devils Lake; Joseph Bell
DeRemer of Grand Forks and Ar
thur Van Horn OF Bismarck, met DUR
ing the convention, and considered
three applications for. architects Ill
| censes, but refused to grant any. F..
This was the sixth annual t;conven-
| ton of the association. Gilbert r.
| Horton of jamestown, who was presi-
dent of the organization, presided,
and had arranged an interesting and
instructive program.
Topics taken up during the session
included those of special interest to
the architects of the state and the
building industry and general BUSH
ness situation of the state.
An optimistic viewpoint prevailed,
local architects state, and it was
agreed that the building situation had
improved, and while the eastern
states. from Illinois, east were ex-
%periencing quite a building boom,
the states of the west were just be-
ginning to TAX more active interest
in this direction. 1t was agreed that
the building situation is improving as
fast as the financial outlook becontes
h E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
Bible SCHOOL
FACULTY HAS
BEEN CHOSEN
E. M. Broen Again to Head
Lutheran Institution in
This City.

At the annual convention Of the
Church Of the Lutheran Brethren Of
America, in session at Fergus Falls.
MIMI. Rev. E.ss.H. Gunhus' Of Mime
apolis was re-elected president, ac-
cording to. a report from that city.
Other officers elected are: Vice,
president. Rev. NJ. E. Sletta Of Coop
erstown. N. d.; secretary. Rev. G..
Stenoien of Mayville; treasurer, Otto
Rood of Minneapolis; members Of
board of missions, Prof. E. NJ. BroeE
of Grand Forks, Prof. f. NJ. Strom
Of Grand Forks and r. S. Gjerde of
Minneapolis BOARD of trustees M. j..
Quarum Of Grand Forks; Jens NEgge.
Mayville; S f. Lund of Fergus Falls,
and Peter Egge of Mayville; financial
secretary, Rev. E. H. Gunhus; editor
of "Broderbaandet" the denominh-
tional publication, Prof. f. M. Broeh;
H. H. Rystad, managing editor; asso-
'ciate editors, Rev. q! j. Brun Of Du-
luth; Rev. G., Stenoien,of Mayville; r.
S. Gjerde of Minneapolis and Rev. M.
f.. Sletta, Cooper&town.
The following were chosen directors
of the Lutheran Bible School of
Grand Forks: Prof. s. l.. Klyve,
Grand Forks; Prof. E. M. Broen.
Grand Forks; Prof. e. M. Strom,
Grand Forks; John Bridston, Grand
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
TODAY FOR
MRS. 0. CARLSON

Funeral services were held this aft
ernoon over the remains of MICS. Os-
car Carlson, whose death occurred
on Wednesday. The funeral process
sion left the home of Mrs. Carlson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. o. Benson,
400 North Third street, at 1 o'clock.
and the services were held at the st.
Paul's Lutheran church of Honey
ford, at 2 o'clork. Rev. o. T. Ness
of Meckinock officiated.
Mrs. Carlson was born at Honey
ford in 1894, and was the oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benson,
who now reside in Grand Forks. She
is survived by her husband, tour chill
dren, her parents and five sisters and
four brothers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
Boys And Girls Enroll
For Club

Registration for the annual en-
campment OF the Grand Forks county
Boys' and Girls clubs at the Grand
Forks fair, July 1929, has already
been started. 40 members having
signed up, Miss Elva Cronk. club
leader. states. Reason for the early
enrolment is given in the fact that
only the first 100 applying will be
accepted. The fee in each ease is
81. which includes board and lodging
during fair week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
E. u. Berdahl Is Chief
Speaker At Merchant
Association Meeting

The regular weekly meeting of the
Grand Forks Merchants association
was held Thursday noon, with E. U.
Berdahl, secretary of the South Da-
kota Retail Merchants association as
the principal speaker. Mr.. Berdahl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-16
POLITICAL PICNIC
AT HOLMES MONDAY

Torkelson's grove. ten miles south
eAst OF Thompson. will be the scene
ofsa big picnic on Monday, June 10.
It win be a political gathering. the
announcenent say, and the speakers
viii Be p. A. Noeller, e. A. Bowman
and Mr.. C. A. Fisher.
The Holmes band will play, and
lunch will be served all day.