Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04
City Briefs
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Board and Room Wapted for stu-
dents. Phone Union Commercial
college.-Adv.
Wanted Rass-Clean, large cotton
>raGs, free from buttons or metal parts.
superintendent Herald:T7Adv,
, . Young Lady Wants place to work.
for board and room while attending
school. Phone Union Commercial
College.-Adv.
Bonded Furniture Warehouse
Storage rates 5000 a month per dray
load. Panovitz Furniture & Carpet
Go. Phone 1852 W.-Adv.
Labor Day Dance Monday, septem-
Der 4, at fair grounds pavilion. 3 to
r.. Music by Emard's orchestra.
Street car service.-Adv.
Emard's First Orchestrn will play
thN Big Labor dance at Belnaont park
Monday evening. Dancing starts at s
o'clock. No dance TuesdAy evening.
ADV.
Emard's First Orchestra will play
the Big Labor dance at Belmont park
Monday evening. Dancing starts at 8
o'clock. No dance Tuesday evening:
ADV.
During September Mrs. W. Fl. KEEL
sey will have for sale linens, laces.
!, tapestries and beads from China on
Mondays and Fridays, ROOM l. Kelsey
block.-Adv. -.
Hunting Season soon opens. Bet
ter let US insure your %favorite DOG
against theft OF death. We insure
anything against everything. The
Webster Agency, Is So. 4th st.-Adv.
Minnesota Licenses - George K.
Chambers, justice Of the peace, of
East Grand Forks, has been issuing
resident and nonresident licenses of
all kinds Except rnarriage) for
years. No necessity to send to Crook
! ston for them.-Adv.
Piano Tuning-The ear is more i'm
portant than the eye when tuning pi-
amos; in this the blind should excel.
l have had IL years experience in
factory and home; do aASEkind Of
city (traveling through the state).-
Adv. -
New NAnager-F. L. Rogers, form
erly manager and treasurer of the
Fuller Auto company, has accepted a
position as manager Of the Dakota
Auto company. according to E. j..
severson, president of the latter hrN.
:" stork Brings Triplets-Old Mrs.
stork stopped three times at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Heseland, Rensfn
township, Saturday. Two girls and
one boy, weighing eight, seven and
i've pounds respectively, were left.
Co. NJ o,a Mr., r. IA.
Garvick. Ala North Eighth street,
the arrival of a baby son,
born Saturday evening" .
Directors to Mcet-The regular
xeeklyrmeeting Of the board OF direc-
tors of the Grand Forks ComlnerctAl
club will be held as usual at the club
rooms this noon according to j. II.
Carley, president. r.
Raid Moonshine Party-Mrs: J.hE.
Watkins, George Beverly, Adrian
Stewart and S. Feely, arrested Satur-
day in connection with a ~nhoonshine
raid on the woman's residence on
North Fifth street will be arraigned in
police court tomorrow morning, de-
clared States Attorney T. B. Elton.
Corrects Statoraent--Mrs. odin Ov-
erhv stated this morning that Sam
Xiii, Finnish native who was picked
up by local police Saturday night in
an intoxicated condition was found in
the 900 block on North Fifth street
and not in front Of the OVERLY resi-
dence as stated.
To Build Drainage Ditch-Ap-
rroximately 10 acres of land in Lake
Vile. Levant and Turtle rivef town
ships will be required for the con-
struction Of drainage bitches Nos. 12
and 10 according to estimates made
Nv the Grand Forks county drainage
hoard at a meeting Saturday in the
court house. Owners of the property
IL he condemned will be given a hear
ing soon, it was announced.
Crimping the hair Is an old invNn-
ton. Even the ancient Romans used
crimping irons