Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13

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Your IAberty Bonds are worth 100
eents Oh the dollar With us: ask for
DETAILS Northern stote Bank.-Adv.
Bulk Garden seeds-Better and
no OF them; -everything for garden
and lawn. Grand Forks Seed Co,
2o6 South Third street.--Adv.
Club Leader-Miss irene Dunno,
assistant state club leader, is in Grand
Forks today, comforting with Miss
Elya Ctonk, COUNTY club agent.
Invest sleo-or more-at7 Per cent
payable setni-annually. Safe and con-
venisnt. Information and circular on
request, q, J. lander co.-Ady.
Kanfman,s Hot Gross Buns Tor
Good Friday. &c per dox. Special otis
and Ap .ces are used. The demand, ~
treat. 80 pl4re your order today sure.
Easter vacatson-The spring recess
Gin at the close OF the classes this
afternoon. The vacation will con-
ti1ue for two weeks:
Vacation at s'U"-The Easter vaca-
ton at the UNIVERSITY Of North Da-
ming. Classes will be resumed Tues
day morning, April Is:
John BAthgate for Clerk of Court. I
ANNOUNCE myself as q candidate for
Clerk Of Court OF Grand Forks county
subject to the will OF the voters at
the June primaries. John Bathgate.
ADV. =
Kanfmann's bot Gross Buns for
Good. Friday. $50 per dozen. spe-
cial oils and spices are used. They
are greatly in demand. Place your
Daughter Born-Mr.. and Mrs. I. =.
Bjelde have announced the birth Of
a baby daughter, weighing nine
pounds p, at a local hospital this morn
Ing. Mrs. B3elde: formerly was Miss
Betty Poole
Boy Injured-Frank Hunter. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirschel Hunter was
struck by an automobile IN Wednes-
day, but is not seriously injured, ac-
cording to Mr.. Hunters statement to-
Study Polittcs-Ad Altiora Literary
society. OF the University of North
Dakota made a study of the political
situation Of the state at a meeting
held Wednesday night. At this meet
b, ing Lester s. Diehl of Bowman, N.
d., wan elected sergeant-at-armS to
MI a vacancy,
For Register OF, Deeds-I herewith
announce myself as a candidate. for
the office Of Register OF Deeds for
Grand Forks county. subject to: the
decision Of h voters at the June
primary election. Your support will
be greatly appreciated. Respectfully
yours, T. ]. Hagen.-Adv.
Bend Rehearsal Tonight-The
Grand Forks Military band will hold
a rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock
in the city hall. All members Of the
at this rehearsal as this is the last
before the public concert to be given
! next Sunday in the Auditorium.
Elect Onlccr-At a regular meet
ing of the. officers club Of the Uni
verstty of North Dakota Wednesday
night, Paul C. Bertelsoni Of Minot, N.
r., was elected President. Other Of
hcofs. chosen are:a Edward G. Voyek
OF Mdgerwood<N. D.. Vice presid ent;
q. e. church ot York, n. D., secre-
tary::, and Mark =. Ferguson Of For
tuna, -. ~" treasurer. 80
Adopt Orphaps-The Aid society Of
the First Presbyterian church. meet
ing Wednesday. arranged for the
adoption Of four Near East orphans.
The Normanden Publishing company
has adopted three. Mr.. and MRS. r.
B. Griffith have provided for the
adoption OF one, and smaller contri-
buttons care for one more child. A
special Near East relief motion ne
ture Aim. viii be shown at the Foto
Play theater tonight.
Road Work-Road work so far
outlined will not mean the tieing up
OF any portion Of the Grand Forks
county roads, according to County
Engineer JOS. Ingram. The main
highways are now in fairly good con-
dition for travel, Mr.. Ingram states,
but some trouble has been expert
enced on the crosS roads. A meeting
Of the county drainage board will be
held next Wednesday in the court
house, at which time they will Ncon-
slider drainage ditch No. II in Fair
view and Rye townships.
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