Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-12
$S.7S Per Ton for lump Ignite in
loaf lots; Indiana stove size $1l.50 per
ton. E.P. Coss, phone 1551.-Adv.

$s.7S Per Tor for lump Ignite in
loaf lots. Indiana stove size $11.50 per
ton. p. Co.'S, phone 1551.-Adv.
Wanted BY Couple-Two or three
rooms strictly modern. furnished,
partly or wholly. Address r. O.IBox
22.-Adv.
Very Desirable Office Rooms Nor
rent in o. Young building over Dako-
ia Pharmacy. Will be vacated Jan.
LIT. Phone or see O.. Young.-Adv.
Daughter Born.-Mr. and Mrs.
avenue have announced the birth of
a daughter this morning.
l. Dance-The Sir knights of Macca-
! bees Of Tent No. s will give a dance
In the Odd Fellows hall Thursday,
Jan: IL, 1922: H.oosper couple, 2Sc
extra ladies.-Adv.
Storage Battcries-For sale for a
song, A. G. transformer for charging
storage batteries. Capacity. / to, As
amperes, 11O/or 220 volts, Address
DR.. Engstad, city:-Ady.
IN divorce Granted-Blanche St.
Marie has been granted a divorce
from Albert st. Marie. LOG North Fifth
street, Grand Forks. Mrs. st. Marie
received her decree on U Z.
Club RcOrganized-Elva Cronk,
county club leader. conducted a meet
ing Of the pig club at Arvilla on We'd
neaday. and on Tuesday assisted in
reorganizing the poultry club of EN-
erado.
Account School - Twenty-eight
I farmers Of Thompson attended the
y farm account school held there or
<2@Nednesday by Rex Willard. state farm
management specialist and D. B. Nor.
ris, county agent.
Meet 'Tonight--The Grand Forks
Merchants association will hold {
meeting in the Commercial club room:
this evening. beginning at 6:16 O'Clock
3 A dinner will precede the bushes
meeting. -
Randall spcaks-H. w. Randall o
the r.. E. Griffith company. addresses
the regular meeting last night Of tn
Hi-Y club in the dining room Of tn
y Y, NJ. C. A. He spoke on boyhoQ'
"reminiscences
-, WcuzcI Dc}cgatc-R. F.. Wenzel
~ to represent the Grand Forks Kiwan1
club at the presentation OF charter
to the clubs of Anoka. Mimi, toda!
and Alexandria, Mimi, Friday.
Notice to the Public-The nrr
known as Spriggs Bros! = Corp. he
Lbeen taken over by r. c. Spriggs
! Son. All outstanding accounts du
! 's 2Spriggs Eros. Corp. are payable to tn
new firm located at 16 N. 4th ST.
/ ADV.
Had Good Year-A dividend of :
\ per cent was declared to the polio.
Mutual Fire Insurance company
H. Grand Forks at the annual meetir
Tuesday. G. H. Opsahl was electe
president; J. e. Paulson, -Iillsbor
vice president, and j. G., Gray, Grar
50 Forks, secretary.
Scout CIasses-J. Noble Whit
: Grand Forks boy scout executive, Ia
night re-opened the scout work clae
'es in the Commercial club. Vario
phases Of the work were studied
"r.$ scout leaders and workers. The Sc
ond of a series of classes in SEQ
leadership will be held at the Cor
mercial club next "Wednesday night.
Church E2ectdon-The Congress
dcnal church last night held it's a
~A" nual meeting and elected the f0llow1
officers: A. O.. Keator, clerk; D. G,
braith, treasurer; R. r. Severtson, a
ststant treasurer; hos. Berge and
ffA Rasmussen. members of the board
& trustees: DR.. j. Grassick, DR.. A.
% Iadd, G. Samuels and G. Bachell
j deAconsA w. G. Bland was elect
superintendent of the Sunday Soho