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avoid Inconveaience and delay.
ABSTRACTS
GRAND FORKS ABSTRACT AND IN
aurance Co.. 1st Nat. Bk. 2nd floor.
ARCHITECTS
BERT D. KECK, A. I. A.
Architect.
First National Bank Bldg.,
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
HAROLD E. WINSLOW. ARCHITECT.
SOT Wldlund Bldg. Grand Forks.
W. J. EDWARDS, ARCHITECT.
JSjorthwestern Block.- Tel. 21B-L N. W.
A FRASER, ARCHITECT AND ENGIN
eoj. Suite 23. Anderson Bid*. Mlnot. N. P.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
FALSE TEETH—WE PAT AS HIGH
as $22.50 per set for old false teeth,
no matter if broken .also.gold crowns,
brldffework mall to Berner's False
Teeth Specialty 22 Third St., Troy,
N. Y.. and receive cash by return mall.
AUTOS AMD M0T0r.CYCLES
USED CARS
1912 Reo Touring Car .. 8300.00
Everet Touring Car .... S275.0CT
1914 Velie "Forty". Road
ster
j:
$400.00
Oakland "42" truck body f~~
VBLlSi SALESCO.
.1800
802 South Third.
1 4 CYLINDER 6 PASSENGER BUICK
touring car. $375 1 4 cylinder 3 pass
Scrlpps-Booth roi
«pt „crlpps-Booth roadster, $476f 1
Under 8 passenger* Studebaker
Jter, J500 1 4 cylinder 6 passen
ger Maxwell touring car, 1875 1 4
cylinder .J passenger Cadillac tour
ing oar,/|878. Dakota Auto Co.
Inder 8 paasenge
ster, 1500 1 4 cylinder 6
TOR SALE.
Studebaker, model 86
Elcar, 1918 touring ...$600
E. M. J?\ Truck, 1910...-. $160
READ MOTOR CO.
FOR SALE—WHITE STEAM AUTOMO
blle S passenger burns kerosene for
fuel. For further Information
Rule store.
WTlte
or call. O. R. Hage, 115 Hubbard 8t.
Crookston, Minn.
SECOND HAND CARS FOR SALE AT
bargain prices nice assortment of
good touring oars and roadsters. Come
and look, them over. Dakota Auto Co.
S.PASSENGER OVERLAND, MODEL
5®. for sale. Good as. new. Run about
2,000 miles. Cheap. Prless at Golden
TOR SALE—DODGE CAR. 1917 MO
del run 1,000 miles good as new. H.
I. Gran, 615 Alpha Ave.
SECOND-HAND MOTORCYCLES FOR
tale. Grand Forkw Motorcycle Co.
AUTO
PAnrrryq.
DOES YOUR CAR NEED VARNISH
ing? See B. Chrlstianson & Son, over
Sims garage. We make It look like
new In little time and at small cost.
BATHS.
BATHS AND SWEDISH MASSAGE
treatments for rheumatism will save
you a trip to the springs. Hotel
Dacotah, Ernest Carlson. Masseur.
452.65 is for sale.
••••:$$£
DANCING BA8T 90 T-S.
=3
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DRUG STOCK FOR SALE.
Present Location can be Leased
The McGrath drug atoek, Graiflfc
Forks, N, D.. Inventory »lo,733.62
with fixtures that inventory
$4,-
Lease of present location, al
most opposite Grand Forks' two
leading hotels, where the business
has, been located for 10 years, oan
be had.
Stock and fixtures. are complete
and in A Noi 1 shape. Good op
portunity for live druggist.
For further information write
or see:-
JOHN VALLELY, Trustee,
Security Building, Grand Forks"
MY
•*.
REAL ESTATE, FARM LOANS,
Insurance and Collection buslneas for
sale. Splendid farm loan connections.
11 Good business. Just the thing for a
0 young attorney. Ol- G. Arneson, Bln
tx ford, N. D.
FOR SALE—SMALL STOCK OF HXRD-
tv
ware and fixtures will sell or rent
sw„ building no real estate trades consld
W ered. Address. State Bank of Sarles.
..*&• Sarles, N. Dak.
FOR SALE OR RENT—RL
14S"
K.Tactry
,v.
Ave. and First St. Guarant
,v
ctTiad ..
stract
Aw,
Investment Co., 80$
POOL AND-' CONFECTIONERY BU81
,'t ness Jn Norths Dakota town of 860
pays well military duty reason for
selling. Addcpss 868 Herald.
FOR SALE—BATH OUTFIT COM-
?n
lete for barber shop or private use.
first class shape. J. S. Ormson,
Pembina, N. D.
BOWLING ALLEYS
Minn,
:L^!
IJI'MI*
tiohirbpraetbrs.
5
Phone N.
DENTISTS T~
ECKMAN AND SHERMAN, DENTISTS.
Suite 801-205 Wldlund Block.
Both Phonfce 4 9K-3.
DRESSMAKING
1
MRS. A. T. STlNSON DRESSMAKER:
Barclay Custom Made Corset and
Buckley Brim. Dress goods. 407 De
Mers.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKING DONE
at home reasonable. S16 Chestnut
I 1859-L N. W. '.
EXCHANGES
TO frRADE—FINE LARGE GARAGE,
fully equipped with first-class ma
chinery complete blacksmith shop in
connection only garage In live N. D.
town of 800 population will consider
clear farm*or land up to $12,000. Ad
dress 844, Herald.
WILL TRADE $1,500 EGAJITY XN MY
$3,000 Grand Forks residence for land.
Address 794 Herald.
FARM liAlfbS
FARM ONE MILE FROM STATION
for sale, 8 miles east of East Grand
Forks section 33 Keystone, with One
set of Improvements 600 acres of
crop, price $55 per acre with half
crop If taken before July first. Terms
to suit purchaser. Address Sullivan
Bros., 309 DeMers Ave., East Grand
Forks.
FOR SALE—NORTHERN MINNESOTA
land 160 acres, $1,600 $300 cash bal
ance good terms 320 acres $6.50 per
acre good roads, good soil, close in
will take good auto 'as first payment.
Freeman,/Graceton, Minnesota.
TOR SALE—THREE HUNDRED AND
twenty acres Improved farm build
ings in shelter of timber, adjoining
Crystal, N. D. on the-west. With or
without crop, stock or machinery. L.
P. Follens.
FINE. LEVEL, 480 ACRE TRACT IN A
block, hardwood land, on good road,
near town. What have you to ex
change for this. M. C. Longba.lla,
Bemidjl, Minn,
FOR SALE—140 ACRES OF GOOD
hay stumpage near Levant, Grand
Forks Co. Address Dr. C. M. Craig,
Champaign, 111.
FARM FOR SALE—FOR TERMS AND
particulars write .Tames Malone, For
est River. N. D.
FOOT SPECIALIST.
DR. J. C.* ANSON, FOOT SPECIALIST:
over drug store, 8rd and DeMers ave.
Corns removod: fifty cents for one or
two Instant relief to tired or aching
feet. Nails, bunions treated. Both
phones.
FLATS FOR RENT.
AFTER JULY FIRST, ALL MODERN
flat in new Dakota block. Apply at
office. Dakota Plumbing A Heating
Co., 21 South Fourth St.
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS IN THE
Stratford Block. Call at Ontario
Store Office. R. B. Griffith.
FIVE ROOM, THREE ROOM OR TWO
room, modern, at 411 Minnesota Ave.
Call Boat's Paint store.
FOR RENT FOUR ROOM FLAT
with bath in the Palmer block. Gar
vin A Palmer.
FLAT
FOR
SSOO
RENT TN THE ARGYLE
block. Inquire of O'Connor Bros.
FLAT FOR RENT 1 ROOMS.
Gillespie's Flyless Store.
Herald.
DE
.Corner Seward
TOR SAIIE
OHmOFRAOTORS
"BAHIJCE AND
A A. A Mrs. NalUe
yr. 550.
TISDALB,
Masseur Human
phur Vapor Baths.
Ity Building
1CTOR AND
and Sul
111 Secur-
M- B. KEMP. CHIROPRACTOR.,
8«AA-Amor, Buk JUdSi FlwaM US^
O. F,
Furniture Co.. 117 8. Ird St
FOR SECOND HAND FURNITURE
call at the Northwestern Furnltnr*
Co.. 208 South Thlird st
FOR SALE—3 BURNER PERFECTION
oil stove. Inquire 811 Cottonwood.
Phone Trt-State 722-J.
FURNITURE PACKING, STORAGE
and dray work. McKensle's 187 South
Third. Phones 680.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 307 COT
tonwood. 1864L N. W.
TOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture In Fishman flats. 1029J N. W.
GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST
DR. NELLIE 8. BAKER,
All Foot Difficulties Treatid.
Scan.-Amer. Bank Bldg. N.
HELP—FEMALE
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
wanted to prepare for good-paying
Jobs with the United States govern
ment war conditions have created big
demand opportunities for advahoe
ment For full particulars showing
how you can, qualify in spare time.
Call or write F. H. Dennis, Gen. Del.,
Fargo.
WANTED—SALESLADIES, LOCAL OR
travelling to handle article, lndlspen
slble in every home almost every wo
man a purchaser: can be carried In
hand bag splendid profits a winner.
J. I. Brown, 108 Osborne St., Winni
peg, Man.
•WANTED, IN CITY—CAPABLE WOM
an to do plain, family cooking and take
oar* of kitchen family of eight
adultsV good wages to good manager
references. Apply, stating age. 811
WANTED ON FARM AT CRARY. N. D.i
competent woman no objection to
'4hlld three In family. Address P. jr.
Kavanaugh at Russell Miller Milling
Co., City.
ANY YOtfNCf WOMAN IN NEED OF A
friendly hand will find It at the Young
Women's Christian Association, 414H
DeMers Ave.
EXPERIENCED LADY WAITRESS,
dishwasher and second cook wanted at
onie- Address Box 441, Towner, N.
Dak.'
GOOD GIRL CAPABLE OF DOI»G
housework in small family. Mrs. John
Mongovern, 114 South Third St., Bast
Gi*nd Forks. 1377L N- W.
WANTED—A LADY STENOGRAP)
and bookkeeper communicate with
IN
j.good condition for cash or terms. Ap
ply. Brohman.
j.^GOOD
or rent,
BHOP FOR SALE
Sox 71, Fosston,
E. Campbell & Son, Fosston, Minn.
WANTED—ONE HEMSTITCH MA-
1
chins'operator and two sewing girls.
Specialty Shop, 811 So. 8rd.
W1ANTBD—A LADY STBNOORAPHER
and bookkeeper oommunlcate with
Fred Tledt, Argyle, Minn.
GOOD COMPETENT OIRL FOR GEN-
g^ijisgsay"- P"
WANTED—COMPETENT MAID FOR
general housework, President's House,
University.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED
4K.Ou(m Amerioaa Rmtn'irtnt
WANTED STENOGRAPHER F6R
fire Insurance office experienced only.
£66 Herald.
GIRL FOlfc GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
no cooking required. Apply 8(8 Bel'
mont Ave.
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. L. F. Murphy. 511
So. Fifth.
URL WANTED FOR GENERAL
.housework. Mrs. N. PapermaSter, 113
Walnut.
GIAL WANTED
to
Forks.
W.
188L
HAT CLEANING.
LADIES' AND MEN'S HATS CLEANED
and reblocked expert work send by
mall. 117 No. 3rd, Grand Forks T-jC.
487-L.
WE CLEAN AND BLOCK ALL KINDS
of hats. S. Friedman. 11 8. Fourth St.
3
C6OK IN
6OOK
car from how until after threshing.
John Sullivan, 1, Euclid, Minn.
GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST WI*H
.light house work. 119 North T:
Third St.
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED AT PAL
mer's farm. Phone N. W. 1656 call f.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Good wages. Apply 118 Walnut.
SECOND COOK AND A DISHWASHER
wanted. Arlington Park hotel.
WANTED—Good woman cook at U. C.
Hotel, Langdon, N. Dak.
LADY COOK
WANTED
AT MBRCH-
ants Hotel, Grafton,
N. D.
WAITRES8 WANTED
Bros. Restaurant.
pital.
AT MARMA8
CHAMBERMAID WANTED AT COL
umbla Hotel.
GIRL WANTED AT DEACONESS
Hos
CHAMBERMAID WANTED. PALACE
Hotel.
GIRL WANTED.
Ave.
1115 UNIVERSITY
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK.
216 8. Sixth St., East Grand Forks.
HELP—MALE
LABORERS WANTE&.
Men who are not afraid of an
honest day'* work local married
men preferred. Apply at yards, at
north end of Fourth St.
THE RED RIVER VALLEY
BRICK CORPORATION.
Gen. Del., Fargo.
THE KIND OF WORK YOU LIKE
best awaits you In T?. S. civil service
prepare now' for the next special ex
amination in your district splendid
opportunities for advancement good
pay—steady work full particulars on
application in person or writing to
F. H. Dennis, Gen. Del., Fargo.
DRAFTSMEN WANTED UNITED
States government needs all it can get
good nay, steady work, congenial sur
roundings special examinations bfelng
held prepare In spare time no draw
ing talent necessary. For full infor
mation call or write F. H. Dennis, Gen.
Del., Fargo.
CALL
TOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT OVER
Friedman's Fur 8tor6.
Fw Houses, See Hon— OlaasUioattna.
FURNITURE
FOR SALE STEWART HEATER
steel range, airtight, bookshelf, organ,
dresser, commodes, table, chairs, beds,
gas iron, wringer,' ladder, step ladder,
filter, fruit jars, tent floor, 'boards,
vacuum cleaner, bread mixer, miscel
laneous. 1130 N. W.
PHONE 680 AND ASK FOR McKBNZIE
when you want to buy or sell stoves,
furniture or household goods.
BARBER WANTED, STEADY JOB
$18.00, half over $80.00, or 60*
straight good barber can make big
over money Job open now. Relnart's
Barber.Shop, Minot, N. Dak.
BARBER, MARRIED OR SINGLE:
steady Job $20 and half over $80 good
for at least $25 per week. M. J. Man
gan, Rolla, N. D.
WANTED—FIRST CLASS MECHANIC
to take charge of repair shop in lively
North Dakota county seat town. Ad
dress 865 Herald.
TWO BARBERS WANTED (STEADY
Job). Write, phone or wire Wlckert's
Barber Shop, Devils Lake, N. D.
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GRO
cery clerk married man preferred.
Apply Colton Wilder-Grocery Co.
WANTED—TEAMS TO HAUL GRA
vel from Manvel. Apply B. H. Blair,
at Manvel, N. D.
FIRST CLASS BAKER AND OVEN
man. Kaufman's Bakery, East Qrand
HELP WANTED—BOY TO DELIVER
and help In grocery. 314 South Third.
BARBER WANTED—STEADY JOB: NO
student. Geo. Wlcorek, Munloh, N. D.
MARRIED COUPLE WANTED FOR
farm work. Call at 305 So. Fourth St.
HELP—GENERAL.
STEADY WORK—GOOD PAY—THAT'S
what government employment In
sures equal' opportunities for men and
women Uncle Sam needs more skilled
.workers than ever before full parti
culars on request. F. H. Dennis, Gen.
Del., FArgo.
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTBd—'WELL DRESSED YOUNG
men, single, 21 to 80, to travel with
manager to solicit experience not
necessary expenses advanced. See E.
R. Johnson, Frederick Hotel evenings,
7 to 10.rf
HOUSES FOR RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT.
816—Small store on Alpha Avenue.
8185—All modern store Third St
$100—All modern store Third St.
$36—9 room, all modern house Unl
verslty Ave.
$22—7-room house modern but
heat North Fourth St
$10—6-rorfm, all modern bouse
Fourth Ave.
$10—-S-room house city water in
ternational Ave.
$39—f-room, all modern house
Griggs Ave.
$16—7-room house modern but
heat North Fourth St.
$15—6-room house modern but
heat Walnut St
$ 7—4-room house city water free
North Seventh St
iStr
FOR SAUL
$4,800^-10-room, all mod^rn house
close In on Walnut St: must be
sold.
$5,000—1 houses on VernOn. Ave..
that rent far $40.00 per month:
all modern
$1,600—160 acres land In Pembina
county mile* from station.
W. H. KELSEY.
ONE 5-ROdM ALL-MODERN
196 N.' 4th St. present tenant will
show you house. Inqiilre of Joseph
Mahowald, T.-S. 668-J. N. W. 8T8-L
or N. W. 1119.
LW TJS AID YOUaTIN
'5ft
ouse to rsnt
ALL MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT IN
the South. End close in. Inquire of
R. J. Purcell, city hall. T.-S. 174-L,
353-L, N. W.
FOR RENT—6 ROOM HOUSE ALL
modem exfcept heat In first class oon
ditton $11, 616 Soath 4th St.
Birkhols Office.
HOUSE. 817 SO. 4TH, BAST GRAND
-Forks modern except heat. .Call 834-
T-S.
SOtWMt-Ok A, H*AXXJkM
TOR., RJENT—SMALL HOUSE. SUIT
alile for two or three people. Inquire
828 North Fifth St:
SEVEN RQOM-ALL MODERNtHOUSE
.Jttqtaire Wit ft Belmont
7. ROOll HOU8E ALL MODERN. 1608
University Ave. 788 either phone.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.. 621
-Chestnut. Inquire Benner A Begg.
tfOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE.
1108 BelmonC B- A. Fladland.
ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT
Call 105 Chestnut.
Tor Tlats See gut Claselflcattoa.
HOTELS.
Family, European Transient
Finest Cafe In Northwest
HOTEL DACOTAH
Commercial Headquarter*.
Rooms 81.00 UP. Recently Improved.
HOUSES FOR kat.H!
•-ROOM HOUSE GAS, SEWER,
new hardwood floors down
AtaJrs cl.ose to school and car
line a bargain at $1,800. Call
at 605 N. 4th St.
TOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE, HEAT,
bath, electricity, gas hardwood floors.
Close to school and car line. Price
right and good terms. J. J. Martin.
809 Walnut St.
TO» SALE—ALL MODERN HOUSE
hot water heat seven rooms: $8,100
easy terms. Gus Myers, 308 Gertrude
Ave.
KODAK FINISHING.
DO DEVELOPING AND PRINT
Ing lowest prices best service. Void's
Drug Store. 16 So. 3rd.
HAVE YOUR. KODAK FINISHING
done at the Walker Studio. 117 N. 3rd.
I [MAIL FILMS TO US. EXPERT DE-
Tn
II
WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT—
War conditions have created a big de
mand for skilled workers In govern
ment service qualify in spare time for
one of these jobs short hours, pleas
ant associations special examination
in your district soon. For full parti
cularss call or write. F. H. Dennis,
veloplng A printing done. HofTs studio
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED.
LAWN MOWERS Sharpened. Called for
and' delivered. Phone 1181 N. W. C.
W. Wllklns, 810 No. Fifth.
LIVE STOCK
WANTED—100 YOUNG RED FOX,
Walker and July Fox and Wolf Hounds
for sale. Rass Brown, McFall, Ala.
HORSE AND LIGHT DELIVERY
wagon for sale. Call at Roat's Paint
Store.
TOR SALB-^-WORK TEAM, DRIVER,
and light wagons. 117 Euclid ave.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—A BROWN OVERCOAT AND
gloves having name inside, between 24
Fenton Ave. and cemetery. Call 501-
J. N. W.
LOST—JULY 4 th, $10 BILL AT-FAD
dens Grove, ArviUa, or perhaps Grand
Forks. Return to Herald for $5.00 re
ward.
LOST—IN BAST GRAND FORKS,
man's gold watch. Return to Herald
for liberal reward.
LOST—BOY'S GLASSES AT RIVER
slde Park. Return to 1510 Interna
tional for reward.
FOUND BICYCLE BY SORLIE'S
coal sheds. Call and identify at Sor
tie's Elevator.
LOST—BLACK AND WHITE POINT
er. Had Crookston dog tax -on chain.
Call 867J T-S. for reward.
PARTY TAKING LIBRARY BOOK
from Brook's is known. Return to
Herald immediately.
LOST—RING SET WITH GARNET.-
Return to Herald for reward.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
TOP BUGGY FOR SALE. PRAC
tlcally new. Used very little.
Also have a very good single
driving harness. Will sell
very reasonable if taken at
once. Address 863 Herald.
SHORT TURN WAGON FOR SALE
can be used single or double. 819
Second Ave.
28x60 TENT, 14-OUNCE DUCK, FOR
sale. J. H. Schlenvogt
CHICKEN HOUSE. 6x16 FT. FOR SALE
Call 1068 TrS.
i^cheap.
MONUMENTAL WORKS
MONUMENTS
W. R. .Tack.
MARKERS VAULTS
Grand Forks. N. D.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES
tion: wi
FOR RENT:
cation will arr
Jotan C. Boe Co.
arrange
BEST OF LO
to suit tenant.
OSTEOPATHS
DRS. ORR AND MAY ZANDERS
Suite 806. Security Blook
Both Phones 41. Grand Forks-
PERSONAL.
ANYONE KNOWING THE ADDRESS
of W. Secombe, please address 999
Herald.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. JOHN D. TAYLOR
Physloian and Surgeon
lal attention given to diseases of
•kin' and genlto-urlnaiy system!
First National Banlfr
Office over
DRS. N MARSDEN.
ipecialiata.
Nose and
Grand Forka,
Ear, Eye. Jose and Throat
a A. Buk Blig,
DRS. BRATRUD A ANDERSON.
Physicians and Surgeons.
4(1-13 Scan.-Amer. Bank Bid.
Both Phones 14L
DR O. J. GISLASON, SPECIALIST.
EMr, Eye, Nose and Throat
xe Block. Over Lion Drug Stora.
DRS.
HEALY. LAW
WOUTAT.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office. Scan-Amor. Bank Bldg.
DR. A. DEAN
Physldan and Surgeon.
Second Floor. First National Bk. Bldg.
ARTHUR PBAKE. M. D.
MARGARET PBAKB. M. D.
ROOMS FOR RENT
CLEAN. WELL FURNISHED ROOM.
Suitable for one or. two persons. Best
loeatlon. Ill North Fifth St N. W.
p|ione S60L.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
In modem house ladies only close In.
116 Chestnut st 1659-L. N. w.
8 tXNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping modem except heat
$07 Cherry St
-i.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. 501 Cotton
wood.
FURNISHED RQOM AT 401 SOUTH
Sixth St. In all modern house. 607R
FURNISHED
ROOMS
TOR House
keeping dpjen stairs. 400,North 6th
St jA
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MOD
ern home. Two blocks from poetofllce.
167 N. W.
3 ROOMS DOWNSTAIRS, PARTLY
furnished or unfurnished. Sewer. 814
South Third St.
FOR RENT—THREE NICE UNFUR
nlshed rooms for Ught housekeeping.
Call 619 North Seventh.
THE PALACE HOTEL: .ROOMS fl.OC
per week and up. 7th St te DeMers
8 UNFURNISHED Rooks FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 601 Cherry.
AT.T. MODERN FURNISHED ROOM
close in. 528 University ave.'
FURNISHED ROOM
month. Room 18, He
Minn.
BY DAY
OR
erald BIk.
FURNI8HED ROOM, MODERN HOUSE,
at 515 No. 3rd.
LARGE ALL MODERN FRONT ROOM.
108 Walnut.
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. 408 80. 4TH.
MODERN ROOM. 408 NO. FIFTH.
SITUATIONS WA2TTED
SITUATION WANTED FOR THE FALL
as steam engineer several years' ex
perience can guarantee satisfaction
SUt
refer Advance or Minneapolis engine,
can operate any kind will work
by day or month until threshing state
wages. Address 857 Herald.
NORWEGIAN LADY WITH BOY 13
years old, wishes to keep house for
bachelor or cook on the farm. Good
cook and neat housekeeper. Call at
Room 62, Wlttleshoefer Blk.
A1 MEAT CUTTER AND ,ALL
around butcher who is capable of tak
ing full charge of a shop wants
steady position. Address Box 43,
Cavalier, N. D.
WANTED POSITION IN BANK,
young man with some experience over
bank books, with general bookkeeping
knowledge. Walter Hage, Crookston,
YOUNG MAN, BOOKKEEPER-STBNO
grapher, s|x years' experience, desires
Sress
osltlon has banking experience. Ad
S50 Herald.
EXPERIENCED FARMER WA*NTS
work for self and teams during har
vest and threshing. Address 854 Her
ald.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE WANT WORK
on farm for season &tnte wages. Ray
Bryant, Gen. Del., Grand Forks, N. D.
AMERICAN WOMAN, VERY COMPE
tent, wants housekeeping. Call or
write. Mrs. A. J.. 12 North Sixth St.
SHOE REPAIRING.
THE WIDE AWAKE SHOE SHOP, 118
N. 3rd St., Grand Forks. Mail orders
a specialty pay when shoes arrive.
We pay return postage. High class
work. Prices as low as any in city.
Shoe Hospital—Largest, most complete
shoe shop in Grand Forks parcel post
paid one way repairing
wait.
while
J. Solland. Basement, 314 DeMe
ou
ers
STORAGE
Household Goods Packed and 8tored.
Panovlts Furniture and Carpet Co.
STOr.ES FOR RENT
STORE FOR RENT IN BACON FLATSL
North Fourth St Inquire of J. D. Ba
con.
STORE AND FIXTURES, SUITABLE
for grocery and confectionery, in one
of the best residence districts in city.
Address 839, Herald.
STORE FOR RENT FIRST AND SEC
ond floors at 419 DeMers Ave. vacated
by the Pantorlum. Inquire New York
Outlet
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED—850 CARLOADS OF MIXED
scrap Iron at once special attention
to shipments of hides, wool and junk.
Thief River Hide and Fur Co., Thief
River Falls, Minn.
WANTED—A SMALL CASH REGIS
ter must be cheap for cash. Economy
Barber Shop, Basement, Security Blk.
Wanted to Buy—Mixed Scrap Iron, $12.
60 per ton delivered at 724 2nd Ave.,
Grand Forks. M. Lundy, 157J T-S.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT—ABOUT OCT. 1ST,
three or four furnished rooms loca
tion near university preferred. Box
101, Starkweather, N. D.
WANTED TO RENT—6-ROOM MOD
ern house. Address 815 Herald.
LEGAL NOTICES
jrOTZOE OF CANDIDATES
The following are the names of can
didates appearing on Special Election
Ballot on July 10, 1917, published In ac
cordance with section 976 of the Com
piled Laws of 1918, same certified to
this office by Secretary of State with
names of candidates and what office to
be voted for,'viz:
Representative in Congress First
Congressional District, term ending
March 4, 1819, and to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of the late H.
T. Helgesen.
Names
George A. Bangs—Democrat.
Henry G. Viok—Republican.
Olger B. Burtness—Republican.
E. T. Cuthbert—Republican.
Charles W. Plain—Republican.
John M. Baer—Non-Partisan, endorsed
by Non-Partisan league.
H. H. Aaker—Non-Partlsan Progres
sive Republican.
Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and con
tinue open until 5 o'clock p. m. of said
day.
Dated at Grand Forks this 30th day
of June. A.. D. 1917.
Hans Anderson,
County Auditor.
Grand Forks County, North Dakota.
(June 30 to July 9, 1917, Inc.)
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
of Grand Forks, ss.—In County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of A. Abra
haiauw, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given by Bendlka Ab
rahamsen. Administratrix of the estate
of A. Abrahamaen, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
•gainst sild deceased, to present them,
with the necessary vouchers, to the said
Bendlka Abrahamsen, at Grand Forks,
N. Dak., within six months after the first
publication of this notice.
'Dated Grand Forks." N. D., June 9th,
A. D. 1917.
BENDXKA ABRAHAMSEN.
Administratrix of the Estate of A. Abra
hamsen, Deceased.
Theodore B. Elton,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Grand Forks, N. D.
First publication June 28rd, 1917.
(June 28-80. July 7-14.)
HMCunosr aua
By virtue of an execution. Issued out
of and under the seal of the District
Court \ln and for the County of Grand
Forks and State of North Dakota, on
the 18th day of May, A. D. 1917. for the
sum of $8 594.67 Dollars, upon a judg
ment rendered and docksted In said
Court, on the 20th day of November A.
D. 1916. in an aotlon wherein James
Twamley. was Plaintiff, and David H.
Warren Defendant, in favor of the said
Plaintiff and against said Defendant for
the sum of Thirty-Five Hundred Ninety
Four and 67-100 Dollars, which execu
tion was directed and delivered to me as
Sheriff in and for the County of Grand
Forks,..I have this 19th day of May, A.
D. 1917, levied upon all the right, title
and Interest of the said Defendant,' Da
vid H. Warren, in and. to the following
described real property,, situate and be
ing in, the Oourty of Grand Forks, Nerth
Dakota, to-wlt: The South Half of'the
North East Quarter sad the North Half
of the South Bast Quarter of Section
28. Township 164, North of Range 51,
West of the 6th P. M.
Notice is hereby given, that I, the un
dersigned. ac sheriff aa Aforesaid, will
sell us above described real property, er
America** First
Woman Soldier
(By Ralph Conoh.)
Deborah damson was teaching
school in 1778 in Plymouth, Mass.,
while men were going away to battle.
Deborah felt the urge to help, but
men laughed. So she made a plan.
She announced she was going to
New York In search of work and
started out on foot, carrying a bundle.
Well beyond the village Deborah
disappeared in a grove of trees. At the
far tide of the grove appeared a
young man.
At dusk the figure entered Medway,
and applied for enlistment at the
home of Nathan Thayer.
Robert Shirtllffe was the name giv
en. It was before the days of physical
examinations for applicants.
Private Robert Shirtllffe served
three years. Robert was an energetic
soldier and proved it in a hot skirmish
near Tarrytown, N. Y., when Robert
was cut by a saber.
Private Shirtliffe woke up in a hos
pital after a long fight with' fever. Dr.
Blnney of Philadelphia took an inter
est in Private Shlrtliffe's recovery and
on the soldier's discharge gave Rob
ert a letter to Gen. Washington.
(Jen. Washington's blue eyes shot a
keen glance at the young soldier be
fore him. Filling out a document he
handed it to the soldier, who when
outside, saw it was an honorable dis
charge, with an informal note of
thanks.
After peace Deborah Samson, then
Mrs. Benjamin Gannet, received a
grant of land in return for services of
Private Shirtliffe' during the revolu
tion.
MORE PARTIES RISE
IN NORTHERN CHINA
Shanghai, July 7.—The situation In
North China, according to reports re
ceived here, is becoming mpre com
plex, and several parties have arisen
with the avowed purpose of displac
ing General Chang Hsun, now in
power.
The bureaucratic republicans, head
ed by Tuan Chi Jul, already are
marching toward Peking with Tuan at
the head of an army division.
Feng Kwo Chang, former vice pres
ient, is declared to be making at
tempts to become the head of the
provisional government at Nanking.
Republicans here are endeavoring
to persuade Li Yuan Hung, the de
posed president to leave Peking and
come to Shanghai.
HUNGARY PLANS TO
DISSOLVE ASSEMBLY
London, July 7.—It is announced
in Budapest that Count Moritz Ester
hasy, the Hungarian premier, will
dissolve parliament as the obstructive
tactics of supporters of former Prem
ier Tisza are making legislation im
possible, the Exchange Telegraph
correspondent at Amsterdam reports.
Before dissolution, however, the
premier wishes to obtain passage of
the new franchise law in order that
elections may be held under the re
vised system.
National association of baseball
clubs says minors who quit this sea
son will not lose their players. What
has the association got against some
of those clubs.
so much of It as is necessary, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auc
tion, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Grand Forks, in
the County of J^rand Forks, and State of
North Dakota, on Monday, the 16th day
of July A. D. 1917, at 10 o'clook.^A. M„
of that day, to satisfy the said execu
tion, together with the interest and costs
therein.
A. F. TURNER,
Sheriff of Grand Forks County,
State of North Dakota.
(June 1-9-16-23, 30, July 7-14.)
kholders' acsetinr.
ting of the stockhold-
Notice of Stockholders'
The annual meetlnj
ers of the Farmers E
office in Honeyford, N. D„ on Wednes
day, the 11th day of July, 1917,. at 2
o'clock P. M. for the purpose of electing
a board of directors ana transact such
business as may properly come before
the meeting on that' date.
Elevator Co., at their
Dated at Honeyford, N. D„ this 6th
day of July, 1917.
E. H. SWEN,
Secretary.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of
Grand Forks, ss.—In District Court,
First Judicial District
Alice Tlrschel, Plaintiff, vs. Charles Tlr
schel. Defendant.
SUMMONS
State of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action, which is
filed In the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court In the County of Grand
Forks, State of North Dakota, and to
serve a copy of your answer upon the
subscriber within thirty (80) days after
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of service, and In
case of your failure to appear or an
swer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this 1st day of May, A. D., 1917.
L. A. CHANCE.
W i. Attorney for plaintiff.
Residence and Post Office Ad
...-,!• arsss, Grand Forks, N. Dak.
(June 16-23-80. July 7-14-81.)
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County of
Grand Forks. »«.—County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Marion
Francis Ardell (also known as Frank
M. Ardell), Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given by John Bro
wel
1. Administrator of the estate of
Marion Francis Ardell (also known ss
Frank M. Ardell), Jeceased, to the cred
itors of. and aU persons having. tfalms
•gainst said deceased, to present (hem.
with the necessary vouahers. to the' said
John Browell at Stesrado, N. D. within
four months after tlM first publication
Ox this notice.
Dated this «th day of July, 1917.
JOHN BRbWBU*
Henry O'Keefe,
Atty. for Administrator.
Grand Forks, N, p.
ORLEANS SUNK
a BY SUBMARINE
~k\t
Four Members of Crew Per
ish With American,
I Steamer,
Wasmngton, July 7.'—The American
steamship Orleans of the Oriental
.Navigation company, has been torpe-'
doed and sunk by a submarine. Four
of the erew were drowned, but all
members of the armed naval guard
were saved. The state department,
announcing the sinking today, with
held the place and the time of the
attack.
As the first ship flying the Ameri
can flag to brave a trans-Atlantic voy
age after Germany announced her
policy of relentless submarine war
fare, the Orleans was given a great
demonstration, on her arrival at Bprr
deaux.
New York, July 7.—The Orleans, a
vessel of 2,808 tons gross, left hers
June 18 with a cargo for Fiance.com
manded by CaptalD Allen T. Tucker.
Of her crew of 36, ten were American
citizens. Among American members
of the crew were F. A. Hill, Spokane.
Wash., and L. J. Larson, wire opera
tor, Seattle.
UNIFICATION URGED
FOR THREE CHURCHES
Atlantic City, N. J., July 7.—The
plan for the unification
great branches of the Lutheran church
into the United Lutheran Church in
America was recommended by the
committee on constitutional revision of
the General Council of the Lutheran
Church in North America at the close
of a two-day debate here tonight.
This action paves the way for the
amalgamation in Philadelphia next
October when the quadrl-centennial of
the reformation will be celebrated.
The other two branches of Lutheran
ism which may be united with the
general council are the General Syn
od and United Synod of the South.
OFFICERS BLAMED
FOR LAKE TRAGEDY
Milwaukee, Wis., July 7.—A cor
oner's jury investigating the cause of
the accident which resulted in the
death of sixteen persons June 30,
when the whaleback excursion steam
er Christopher Columbus, collided
with a water tank standing on a dock
of the Milwaukee river, this evening
returned a verdict holding that Cap
tain Chas. Moody, in command of the
vessel, and Captain F. C. Maxon of
the tug Knight Templar, did not ex
ercise proper precaution considering
the abnormal current of the waters
at the time.
GENERAL SCOTT AT
RUMANIAN CAPITAL
Jassy, Rumania, July 7.—iMajor
General Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff
of the United States army, with other
military members of the American
mission to Russia, has arrived here
from the Russian front. The Ameri
cans were welcomed formally at the
house of parliament where addresses
were delivered by Premier Bratiano
and other ministers.
In reply, General Soott said he had
received from the Rumanian minis
ters and the Rumanian general staff,
a report concerning the needs of the
Rumanian army, and that his mission
would use all possible energy in order
to see that these needs were satisfied.
TRAINING BASES
IN FRANCE READY
Paris, July 7.—Training bases for
American troops in France are ready
for occupancy. They include aviation,
artillery, infantry and medical bases.
The section of the battle front
eventually to be occupied by the
Americans has been approved by Ma
jor General Pershing. The location
is a military secret and no actual
time has been specified for American
participation in the fighting.
The battalion of United States sol
diers that took part in the Independ
ence day celebration in Paris has be
gun training at its permanent camp.
THREE ELEVATORS DESTROVEI)
Winnipeg, Man., July 7.—The third
elfevator to be destroyed by Are along
the Aldersyde line of the Canadian
Pacific railway in southern Alberta,
in a week, was burned to the ground
at Carmangay, June 30, with a loss of
10,000 bushels of wheat.
Last week the elevator at Barons
was burned and some weeks ago an
elevator at Vulcan on the same line,
was 'destroyed.
The Bawlf Grain company elevator
at Hamton, in Central Saskatchewan,
was destroyed by fire with three car
loads of grain contained in the bins.
This makes a total of six elevators
burned In the Canadian west
THE BEST FUN.
Visitor—I suppose, Willie, that you
can spell all the short words?
Willie (who hears much talk about
motor cars)—Yes. I jan spell words
of four cylinders—Passing Show.
"Your money or I'll throw you off
the cliff!" demanded the hold-up man
in the wilderness.
Tlie millionaire chuckled and
strode on, for he realized It was only
a bluff —Judge. *t
t-
Diner—Two poached eggs o"n toast,
waiter!
Waiter—Yes, Sir.
Diner—And take great care that
they are fresh laid.
Walter (with every desire to ob
lige)—Yes, Sir, I'll have them laid on
the toast, Sir.—London Opinion.
A graduate of the College of Liberal
Arts who is teaching in a prominent
New England high school sends us
the following answers which were ac
tually handed In at-a reoent examina
tion designed "to test the amount of
general information possessed by the
students:
Who played the harp before Saul 1
Plato.
The Queen of Sheba.
Why does an apple fall to the
ground?
It gets too heavy for the tree.
The stem rots.
What was the Venus de Milo?
A constellation
A perfect lady..
What is an octogenarian?
The eighth gerenation from a negro.
An animal whlch buus lts youn*
In 8'a.
An 8-legged anlm&l.-.
One born In Octoberj^i"-^
OnewhofeedsoctopitSe*.
What la the motto th» tfttllM
Statea? :.:v.:
1
First publication July 7th, 1917.
J^ttlr 744-U-M.)
1
Watchful'
Give me liberty or gfve 'mtf'tfeatffi-*
tUmMiM "Wwlonfc 2'
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