Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
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Dance ToniGhtr-Emard's hrst or
ohestra Will play the dance at Belmont
Park tonisht.-Adv.
Dance at, Fair Pavilion every Wed
nesday and Saturday night. Street
car service. Music by Er1ard's or
chestra' Let's so!--Adv.
Money to Loan On city Properly.
Il you intend to build, my plan wtll
National Bank buildinE.-Adv.
The Finest .Rdetdence Lo left in the
very choicest residential district OF
= Grand Forks for sale by e. A.. Flad-
land. Price reasonable. Residences lots
Will double in price very sooh.-Adv.
To Fargo Eeir---J. q. Diamond
statistician for the bureau Of markets
and crop estimates, has gone to Fargo,
to attend the state fair. He also VIII
inspect crop conditions in the south
EASTERN corner Of the state.
Goes to Fareo-E. r. Montgomery,
Aecretary Of the Grand Forks Fair
Association, left this morning FOR
TargoS where he will attend-the. North
Dakota state fair now in progress in
that city. ~ d
Time CbAnsed for EAbfic Entries
at fair. Premium lists gave time.
limit on all fabric entries d 10 p. M
Friday, July 81, 1t has been found
necessary to make time INIT $3.50 oh
this date and no exhibits will be ac-
cepted after this hour.-Adv.
Funeral T6~dAy-Fureral services
for Echo Leeson, ~12-year-old dauEh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lesson,
1900 Cheyenne avenue, who died syn.
day night, we're field at the First Zap
fist church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Committee to Mcet-Local mem
bers of the Committee of As will go
to Fargo Thursday night for an i'm
portAnt tneetihE there, Friday. at
which time preliminary plans will. be
. made for the Independent campaign
this fall.
Ford Car Stolen-The police and
theriff's, Offices are searching for a
Ford touring car stolen from Third
street Sunday night. The machine
carried Minnesota license NO. 1860.
r%efectors or head lights ana no tail,
light. At the time it was stolen 1t
Contained two bales Of twine.
Position for Spldier-J. s.. Wine
man, chairman Of the Home Service
bureau Of the RED Cross, Yesterday
announced that he was in receipt OF
a letter from a North Dakota banker
stating that he (the banker) has a
position AS assistant cashier for an
ex-servite r1At1 who can qualify III.
character and as an accountant.
Made Auto Trip-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Zepski, and their daughter.
Minerva, Of 1862 Deli avenue, The6.
Novak and w. L.. Pres Of Grand
Forks made al auto trip to Afdoch,
Mimic m Warsaw On Sunday. They
also attended a Polish dinner party
,. given at, the farm Of Frank Mi1charek.
near Warsaw, Where about SO were
present. The autoists were joihed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulze and
daughter, Amelia, who accompanied
Them to Warsaw.
Wufknnen, 10 Meet-Grand Forks
Lodge NO. =. A. O. U: w, will meet
In regular session in Odd Fello ws>hall
Wednesday evening, July 10, 1922, at
3 D.. m.r Initiation followed by an
athletic program consisting Of sixteen
rounds of exhibition, boxing as fol-
lows: Quinn VS.. BliVef,, Spence VS..
Iafave, Borchers VS.. Strcibig. Kid
~nockoutsky VS. kickaslats e. CROTCH
! Wilder, NJ. W..
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