Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-16
UNIVERSITY WEATHER..
q. m. Observations.

UNIVERSITY WHATEVER.
IA. m. Observations.
Temperature. 81.
Maximum ,1c hours, "A.
Minimum, "a hours, s2,/
Win northwest, IL miles,
Precipitation, IL hours .Oe.
Barometer. reduced, 1S.sS.
Seal Scarf-Beaut,ful fur, nicely
lined: half price. Write yls Herald.
BACHELOR Grove pa1tiion-DAnce
Friday, Oct. 2oth. MuSic thu bsst,
Ctibor,-Adv.
Loans-1nsurance q ali k,nae,
houses for sale In ill parts OF tie
city. q. A. Fladland:-Adv.
We Continue 10 Lend Money with
up-to-date terms and privtleRsE. John
c. Doe Co.-Adv.
Hot Frankfurfets and Fte.h ON.
ter Stew. served at the Peacock TIN.
Oh SO different! Danny oIHeroh.
DR.. Olaf Bentzen has returned from,
Europe and resumed practics. In
Grand Forks, with offices in China
Store Your C4r in a Are proof brick
building. Five dollars peg month.
J. q. snndlie, Ind, Third street ana
University avenue:-Ady.:
Boys Ioadcr.-Fiv. leaders TOR
clubs Of the Y. NJ. c. A. boys depart
mont are still needed, according to
Secretary Arthur Tweet.
Changes Hands-Ths Grand Forks
Dress club, q local dry, cleaning estab-
lishment has been purchased by c. Z.
Couch and NJ j. svehla OF this city.
Club Me<vsAA. regular meeting OF
the University Press club will. be held
this evening at Z O'clock. miss Vera
Kelsey, who returned recently from
China, and Prof, Lawrence w. Muir
ply. will be the speakers.
J.. d. Van Dusen-515 No. 9TH st.,
Grand Forks. has had q basement
put under his house and is having
Giese & Noonan, East Grand Forks,
install a Caloric Pipeless Furnace
Adv.
Hit By Street Car-An automobile,
driven by"H. W. B1edman Of Thornp-
son, was slightly damaEed when
struck by a street car at the corner
Of Third street and Kittson avenue;
at s:16 o'clock Saturday night No
one was injured.
Meats-Nfce, juicy cuts Of Al beet
and veal. etc. also q full line OF
Northern Packing company govern
fment inspected meats at reasonable
prices. Phone. 1874. We. deliver,
North Side Meat Market, 904 North
Fifth street.-Adv.
the Methodist church basement. or
Tuesday, those Wishing things call.
>ed for Monday notify Mrs. Car
Fussler. 1891 or Mrs. w. l.
Hoover, 12s6.-Adv.
Buys sOr-rhe Pyes Grocery
store at 1Ol Cottonwood street ha.
been purchased by Sam Marck OF
this city. AScomplete line Of 8roc.
cries and CONNECTIONS will he stocked
Mr.. Marcls states, and the store will
be known as. thefIndependentSGr Grocery
Fur Conts Stoien-Doy you know tina
n number OF fur coats have beer
stolen this fall in this city, II 70,
v a valuable fur Of any kind ",
can give you insurance Mhat viii
loss. The rates are low. We writ,
every conceivable form Of insurance
The Webster Agency.-Adv.s
Rcprtmands' Boys-several Of til.
Young boys between 6 and 10 years o,
age who a short time ago wer,
caught robbing Great Northern DO,
cara. appeared before Police Magis,
trate r. J Purcell Saturday and wer.
given to understand that they mus,
at all times be prepared to expiaii
their actions. &
spuds Observation-Disclosures a.,
loads Of potatoes in the Grand Fork,
district were inspected last weel
through the federal-state service, G
H. Johnson, district supervisor an,
nouncsd Saturday night. Only hal
that humber were inspected dufinf
tho previous week. :
Card of Thsl!Ss-We wish>to thanh
=: n%eighbors and friends ,fbr <theil
a ]as>istance aid floral offering.
rs the illness and death tof- oai
and mother. Signed Thomal
strong, John Armstrong, Kat,
ray. Annie Williams, Jane Dau
.earet paul.-Ady.
Dssy Ruricl-The infant SON B
i and. Mrs. B. r. FRANKLIN, sly Uni
,:.rsltv avenue. who died Friday night
WIS buried Sunday afternoon, Service
hcing held ats o'clock from, st. Mi
rhael's church. The child was seve
months old, and had been a~ppsrentl,
IN perfect health until Q few days be-
fore his death.