Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-20

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UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
Z !, n. o~bservaaons.
Temperature, "a.
Maximum, IL hours, 40,
Minimum. "a hours, 22.
Wind southeast, . miles.
Barometer, reduced, 34.23,
DE-. j. LFreiscn win be out Of
town Until November 1st.-Adv.
Uoai.--Py the load. Ignite ss.75
Coss.-Adv.
Bachelor Grove Pavlhon-Dance
Friday, Oct: goth. Music the best.
Meat Market will open Saturday,
October 21st. Julius Bye, 422 Cher
~ street.---Adv.
Dance at Fair Grounds Saturday
J night: street car service; music by
Emard's orchestra.-Adv.
Money to Loan on city property. d.
F. MCGOWAN, 3o7 First National bank.
ADV.
Might school-Make your evenings
pay by attending night school at AJAX
er's Business College. Begin Nov. /.
ADV. :
Hot Frankfurters and Fresh Oys.
ter Stew served Mt the Peacock Inn.
Oh 80 different! Danny O'Heron.
Prop.--Adv.
.F..... ..IeH .. --O-- .-.~4 . ... a
sRumpagc Snlc In basement Of st.
Michaefs church, commencing FRI
day morning. October. goth, at 10
oiclock.-Adv.
Auction Sale-The Elmer Dezell
estate. 3 miles soutrwest Of Emerald
will be sold Monday, Oct. 20 at public
auction.-Adv.
Food Salc-The ladies' of St. Mary's
church will give a food sale Saturday
afternoon, October 81, beginning at
l o'clock, Cotton & Wilder's.-Adv.
Get the Football Returns hot off
the wire" at Wilde's on Saturday. No
returns given over phone. Come in
and watch our bulletin board.-Adv.
Read the knights Of the Grip
column In tho Sunday edition Of The
Herald. Interesting days" for every
one.-Adv.
Referee Hcre-Emcrson II. Smith
of Fargo, federal referee in bank
ruptcy, was in Grand Forks today in
connection with bankruptcy. matters
demanding his attention.
Card of Tllanks-We wish to thank
our friends and %ncighbors for their
kindness, sympathy n beautiful
floral offerings In the bereavement of
our BELOVED daushter n sister,
and family.-Adv.
Pres. Kanc to Spcak-President
Thomas F.\kane of the University OF
North Dakota spoke today at the
southwest meeting Of the State
Teachers association. Ills subject wal
Teaching Pupils to Think"
Elect ogiccrs-Eli Weston, a senior
in law, was chosen king OF the Law
school at the annua election held
named werei Leland Smith, queen:
William Freeman, chancellor, and
Richard Watson, president Of the
freshmen law students
Name COmmittce-The election
committee of the mems conference
of the University Of North Dakota
:: was appointed by Dewey ". Fischer,
president Of the, conference. They are:
kennethtNN Eawley ~ Minot, senior;
Glen e. Miner of Kenmare, junior.
and Gerald Duppler Of Minot, junior.
Bank C!carlngs-According to a
statement issued by the Grand Forks
Clearing House association, clsarlngs
for the week ended October 10 were
$2,737,8e0, compared with 1885, 900
for fha rfrrcsron1tr rH,nah a = 1yno -
age and S,572,200 for the week
ending october IL this year.
Card Of Thanks-We wish to thank
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown :. us
during the sickness and death OF our
son and brother, Pat Ferry, also for
the many Spiritual and floral Offer
ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferry,
and family, Marvel. n. D.-Adv.
Mr.. NJ. Fish, GIG No. 4th Sc.
Grand Forks, has been anxious TO- in
stall a CaloriC Plpeless Furnace in
his home, but having no basement,
was puzzled He finally decided that
the comforts Of a Calorlc warranted
him in digging his W basement SO
he did so. liese & Noonan. East
stalling the CaloriC.-Adv.
Playmakcrs Mcot-At the first
meeting Of the season, held Thursday
night, the years work Of tho Dakota
Playmakers was mapped out by Prof.
Franz Rickaby, director. Miss Edith
Stephenson. new faculty member, at
the state university, who is to assist
in the society this year gave a talk.
Try-outs for new members VIII he
held next Thursday afternoon be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
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Ballots Ready-Absent voters bal
lots are now available at the office Of
the county auditor, and may be OBJ