Grand Forks herald. [volume], February 17, 1919, Image 16

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if. Perry in Town—R. E. Perry
Fargo is ip Grand Forks today.
When nourishing Diet is required
Ase Horlick's, the original Malted
*iak.—Adv.
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Fargo Men Here—A. W. Crahg and
H. R. Turner of Fargo are in the
city for a few days on business.
Lignite—Famous Beulah Blue
^Flarae for sale by Grand Forks Ice
'and Fuel Co.—Adv.
Dance—Every Tuesday and Satur
Bl -day evenings, K. P. hall, 1S5 South
Third street. Five-piece orchestra.
McOowan & Brislan.—Adv.
Minneapolis Visitor—L. A. Pad
dock of Minneapolis arrived in the
city last night and will spend a few
days here on business.
Wanted—A Conn Alto horn, must
be in good condition give price and
Jull description in first letter. A. C.
,-Kvennes, Middle River, Minn.
Dance at K. P. Hall—Monday
,night, Feb. 17th, 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
^Everybody welcome. 3-piece orches
tra. Homme & Meyer.-
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Keep the Home Fires Burning 'till
[the boys come home by helping boost
,the fund at the Home Guards dance
every Friday evening at the auditori
um.—Adv.
Here on Business—E. J. Watts of
Moorhead arrived in the city this
morning and will spend a few days
here on business.
"We Have Kept the Home Fires
Burning"—Finley's great home com
ing song. Send 25c for your copy to
Stone's Music House or the composer,
P. O. Box 216, Grand Forks, N. D.—
Adv.
The Levant Elevator Co. has sold
tits,entire holdings, known as (he
Levant Elevator Co. feed mill, Skid
more avenue and Fifth street. Grand
Forks, to W. L. Hoover of Grand
•Forks. Levant Elevator Co.—Adv.
j- Meeting ftstpoocd—The meeting
Of the Fortnightly club which was to
have been held this evening at the
jhome of Prof. .Thomas F. Kane, will
4e postponed, owing to the fact that
Prof. Kane was called to Bismarck
this afternoon.
Finley's Popular Orchestra will
play this week—Sunday, Grand
Forks Monday, Emerado Tuesday,
Thompson Wednesday, Larimore
Thursday, Hampden Friday, Lakota
Saturday, Climax. Produce the goods
and you won't have to boycott to get
"business. Nuf Ced.—Adv.
GARRISON CO
MMawld to ItoWB—J. M. McDon
iM ef Wtrnn It In the city attend
ing to business.
Real Mate Changes Hand**—Alet»
ta FOrsness of. Wolf Point, Mont.,
through John C. Boe ft Co to MorrW
Johnson.—Adv.
Kanaaa Clty Man Here John H.
tatiff»»rT.' Jeh Robeson of Kansas City arrived here
OttkMti Oall last' night and will visit friends and
attend 'td business matters'for a few
days.
Harness—Now is the time to get
your harness oiled at $1 per set. Re
pairing is our specialty. Grand Forks
Harnes Co., 119 South. Third.—Adv.
Hera From Devils lake—A, M.
Thorson and H. M. Good of Devils
Lake are, in the city for. a few days on
business. ..
Hairdreesing, Shampooing, massag
ing, manicuring for men, women and
children. Toilet accessories and hair
goods for sale switches made. Louise
Seymour, Security Bldg., N. W. t^l
1051.—Adv.
trict Medical society resolutions of
I appreciation and sympathy
OUTFITTERS TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY.
ThM St Neat to Herald Bide.
SpringCoats,Suits
and Dresses
Are Arriving
Daily
You will be pleased with these gar
ments for they are the embodiment
of style, quality and workmanship.
Prices are the Lowest
We invite comparison
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YOU CAN BUY IT CHEAPER AT GARRISON CO. STORE
of Hallahan's
Famous Shoes for Women"
We are now stocking the Hallahan Shoe in dark
brown, dark grey and black kid, with Louis or high
heels, and in dark brown and black kid in the cuban
or low heel.
Hallahan's are typically a large city shoe and
have not been sold heretofore in the smaller cities.
AAA to widths.
naou* Shoes far Men.
Shoes lot
Men.
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Ben on Mwuli Albert
nan arrived,in* the city from Can
Dodge to spend, a ten»oay furlough
Goes to Fargo Grace Winterbaum
leaves.fo? Fargo this afternoon for a
week's visit with friends.
Forty Births lit' Jaiiuar/—During
the month of January there werefor
ty births in Grand Forks during the
same period of .time there occurred
twenty-six deaths..
Rlclcaby and Kazda to Park River
—Franz Rlckaby and A. H. Kazda of
[the university left today for Park
River where they will act as Judges
•In one of 'the preliminary state: high
school debates staged there tonight.
g«n« and Kennedy to Bismarck— the annual conference of the Congre
President T. F. Kane and Dean Ken- fattonal church which will be held at
nedy left for Bismarck on the noon Michiga.n-City, North Dakota for two
train, being called there for con- days beginning tomorrow. President
sultation to house bill 134 having to -^yard and the,
do with educational work of the state. f.^/lngeHsm."^
To Whotai It'May Concern: Fr^m
Feb. 17, 1919, partnership of Harig
& Martin in Sanitary Meat Market
has been dissolved. The business has
been taken |over by T. F.' Harig, who
will collect and pay-all bills from that
date.—Adv.
Attend Conference—Rev. W. E.
Stephenson and Rev. W. H. Elfrlng
of this city leave tomorrow to attend
Union Label—Commencing Febru- Card Party Wednesday Night—'
ary 17th, the 10 cent size of the Kem There wlil be a card party in the
cigar will be put on the market un- basement of St. Mary's church 'Wed
der the Union Label. The other sizes nesday night. Grand-nola will be
of the Kem are now being union played, after which refreshments will
made and will go on the market when be served. The women having charge
the present stock of non-union is of the party are May Morrow. Jessie
used up. W. W. Fegan.—Adv. Morrow, Mrs. Tinder, Mrs. French,
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"U" High Assembly—A report on and needy. All Jewish women in the
the war work of the university high city belong to the aid. The president
school last year will be a feature of 's Mrs. H. Crystal and treasurer is
university hig^i assembly services' held Mrs. A. Roson.
the*"Girls' 'high I Back From France-John Neff.
Lt .ro n,,m-ison
Resolutions of Sympathy—At a re-
drawn up and sent to the recently
bereaved members of the Trepanier
family. The resolutions expressed ap
preciation of the life work of C. P.
Trepanier and for his co-operation
with the physicians of the city in his
drug business.
Local Soldiers on President's Ship
Several Grand Forks men are with
the engineers' contingent aboard the
U. S. S. George Washington, which
left Brest on Friday with the presi
dent's party on board. Those who
are expected to arrive with the ship
are Christ Hanson, L. Void and E.
Fladeland.
Miss-Oarson, Mrs Garson, Mrs. "Ma-*i
The Retail Clerks' Protective Asso- her and Mrs. Williams. I
cia'.ion of Grand Forks and East I
Grand Forks, Local 831, will hold1. Jewish. Bazaar. Held—The
their regular meeting Tuesday, Feb- Ladies' Aid held their sixth
ruary 18, at 7:30 p. m. in Labor hall,
corner Fourth and DeMers. All re
tail clerks and salesladies are cor
dially invited. Lunch -will be served.
—Adv.
of
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*00JJ•£! arrived home from Camp Dodge Sat
ber, while the annual election of of
fleers of the Civic league board will
also occur.
Iast
Biggest Week in History of
Crookston Closed Last
Saturday Night.
The biggest week of public activity
ever staged in Polk county closed
Saturday night when the several or
ganizations that united in the Farm
Crop and Stock show, who were able
to carry out in detail eVery part of
their program, demobilized.
The city women won both prizes
for the most practical school dress
and the thrift exhibit, and the coun
try women won first and the city sec
ond prizes for the most practical
house dress. The food contest was
keen and an excellent exhibit had
been gathered from all parts of th'e
county and city, though the city ex
hibitors had the advantage, as they
held a premilinary contest in the
various school houses and the best of
these exhibits were shown, conse
quently the city ladies won out.
Polk County Boys Win.
In the students' class canning ex
hibits, Roger Briden, district No. 181,
Polk county, won first prize, and
Oscar Hoiseth won second in the corn
exhibit sweepstakes. Helma Brundin
was third.
In the Polk county contest con
ducted by the farm bureau, early po
tatoes, first went to Loren Wheeler
second, Roger Briden third, Hjalmer
Brundin fourth, Helen Bjorgo. Late
potatoes, first, Cebart Lorentzen sec
ond, Alex Brewstad ttii.-d, Helen
Bjorgo fourth, Helmer Brundin. For
sugar beet and sugar beet syrup, first,
Theo. Brundyson, Fosston second,
Roger Bryden, Crdokston. Irene
Regimbkl of Polk county was the
only club member who entered a calf
in' the contest, receiving five dollars.
Supt. C. G. Selvig of the northwest
school of agriculture, who was gen
eral chairman of the entire show,
made his first official comment on the
show Saturday night and said:
"The show was a gigantic success
in evqry particular. Every man who
aided toward the show deserves the
thanks of the Red River valley and
Crookston.- The best efforts of every
public sprited citizen was brought out
during the week."
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conference wln be
Jewish I
annual
bazaar at the Knights of Pythias hall
last night. The hall was crowded and
$200 in cash was taken in. A special'
musical program was rendered. The
mon'ey taken at this bazaar is,to be
used for the care of the Jewish poor
306
Walnut street,
urday from which 'camp he was mus'
tered out after arriving there from
Hoboken, New Jersey. Mr. Neff enlist
ed in the service a year and a half I
ago and has been in France for the I
six months, having arrived In the
states on
active
ja„uary 19. He did not see
fighting as his company was.
ordered to a fighting sector and the
signing of the armistice beat them by
a day.
East Side
FARM CROP
SHOW WAS
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Fnrrler.
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For Photographs
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JGRANp FQRKS HERALp. MQNDAY, FEBRUARY1T,19W
"tour Mall Or
ders Are Care*
fully Attended
To.
ILLUSTRATES IN
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1843—Smart moftel of a two-piece
skirt, with box-plaited iaaete at aides.
On Sale In Our Dress Goods Dept.
POPULAR TEACHER
HARRIED FRIDAY
Friends of Freida Johnson, who
was one of the teachers in the district
2.48 school, have received the' an
nouncement of her wedding February
1 4 to W be a a
her parents in Gary. Minn. The newly
married couple will make their home
at Angus, Minn.
EAST SIDE BRIEFS
Fire Chief Richard Butler, who
was seriously injured in the city hall
fire last Monday, is reported much
improved and now out "of danger.
J. H. Spain made a short trip
Crookston, returning yesterday.
A'Word
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^Aboijit tlie Charming Spring
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Exceedingly Chic and Smart
Simplicity is the keynote—all bearing the stamp of excluslveness
and individuality.
A' most attractive group of becoming types have just arrived
carrying distinctive and youth-giving lines.
Be your choice one of fabric, straw or combination, you will find
it here in a latitude of styles. ," i.
On Display. Tomorrow. Moderately Priced at
$5.00 to $25.00
Gingham Dresses for children
from 2 to 14, in stylish, youth
ful designs. Made of first
quality ginghams," dyed in fast
colors.
STYEI5H PERFECT FITTING
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Maud Pender has resigned her po
sition as bookkeeper with the Bydal
Mercantile company and Mrs. Fred
Stallman will fill her position.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McSorley,
who have spent the last six weeks
Seattle, returned last Friday evening
and are guests at the home of C. M.
Bydal.
Mrs. A. St. Marie of Fisher is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
Sylvester McGuire.
John Sullivan of Euclid, Minn., is a
business visitor in the city today.'
Sylvester McGuire left yesterday for
St. Paul, where he will visit with rela'
tives for a few dayf. *•.
Mrs. B. W. White is confined to her
home with an attack of influenza.
"PROTEST WEEK"
IN LEGISLATURE
OF MINNESOTA
St Paul, Minn., Feb. 17.-r-Thla
promises to be protest week for the
St. Paul legislature.
Prospects of fight against the
recommendation for passage which
the house banking committee gave the
Briggs bill were regarded as certain
S today There' will be a hearing on the
S bill Wednesday .night The bill pro
S vides that the. "(drawing, makinK "fil
tering or delivering" of checks for
.which there arei no funds, shall be
prima facie evidence of an Intent tb
defraud. Another bill would not make
banks responsible for mistakes ot.
their bookkeepers. Sharp opposition to
thi
he latter bill
A bill for the standardization of the
education of pharmacists ha* drug
gists" up in arms. Chairman J. B,
Hompe of the house public health
committee received 27 letters of pro*
test In one .delivery today. .. J,
Bill poster .companies will appear
against- the Adams/ bill, introduced
Saturday, forbidding the placing of
signs on tries. iMisM IhhM, 'post*
buildings, roeka j^ibUd highways.
buildings. ,,T_.
Legislators seemingly are wjmdorinlr
whether th« bill, if passed,1,WimId ln
clude .ctmw&IWi, UtiOTWi
A bill
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just returned from the east-v
era millinery market and" is
vtfy enthusiastic concerning
the' types for the cqstttng
season saying they are above
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dress with reversible closing which
meets the requirements of fashion
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Heavy Increase In
Fire Losses Reported
By Minnesota Marshal
S(. Paul, Feb. 17.—The monthly
report of the Minnesota fire marshal,
issued today, ssowed a heavy fire loss
increase for January. The total was
$684,509 compared with $451,754 for
January 1918. Minneapolis and Du
luth reported decreased losses but St.
Paul reported an increase.
SAILORS ARE GREETED.
Cherbourg, Saturday, Feb. 15.—On
landing here today the sailors of the
Brazilian, squadron which arrived
from Portsmouth' were wamly4greet
ed by the populace.
LEGAL NOTICES.
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OXTATIOH.
State of North Dakota," 1 In
County
County of Grand Fprks. Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Gottfrid
Olson, sometimes known as Fred
Olson, Deceased.
Hans Hanson, Petitioner against Maria
Olsson and Olof Olsson, respond
ents.
The State of North Dakota and the said
County Court to the above named
Respondents, greetings:
You and each of you, are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
County Court of the County of Gram
Forks in said- State, at the office of ti
County Judge of said County, at tHe
Court House in the City of Grand Forks
in said County, on the 20th day Of
March, A. D. 1919, at-ten o'clock a. ni.
of that day,' then and there to show,
cause if any you have why the prayer
of the above named petitioner, Hans
Sanson, that he be appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Gottfrld Olson,
sometimes known at Fred Olson, should
not be granted. He has filed a petition in
this court setting forth that the above
named decedent died in Grand Forks,
state and county afores&ld, on or about
the 5th day of February, 1919, and pray
ing further that he be appointed such
administrator.
Let service be made by publleation ih
the Grand Forks Herald once a' week,
for three successive weeks,- the- last
publication to be at least twenty- (20)
days prior to such hearing, on: Maria
Olsson and Olof Olsson. .v*
Dated Grand Forks, N. D„ February 6,
A. D. 1919.
L. K. IfAgBBfe,
Judge of the County JBoprt'.
O'Connor Johnson, ?v
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)
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County of Grand Forks. ).
IN-*COUNTT COURT
loathe of John
On jrsadfcg and filing the petition of
Northw^tern, Trust Gompanr ad minis
trator oU the estate of John Ellingsen
Dahlen. deceased,, representing among
other thlngs, that It ha# fully administ
ered said estate, and praying that it
time and Place be fixed fQr.examlnlng
and allbwing the account Qf lts admin
istration, and for the assignment of the
residue-of said estate to helra: ..
IT, IS OQDKRED,' That said account
Jb* the
be. eiamif
and petition,
iudge^of this court on Friday,
bjr tho
,he 28th
day of February A.-, D. lilt, at lO o?cli
a-'-mr at Grand Forks in said eou:
ANb IT IB FURTHER ORDB1
Tut notice hereof^ Jrtven to all
sons interested, by toublishin|r a ooi
1Mb order or a citation, for four an
2iv* weeki^srlor to saM day «t kT
In the Grand-Forks Henlild, a dally
For Early Spring \tyear
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New Figured Georgette Crepes
Today's arrivals included a most attractive assortment of figured
Georgette Crepes. Not the ordinary kinds but extraordinary in
style and quality. You should' not confuse these with cheaper
qualities sold for less money. They are $3.00.
STYLISH PERFECT FITTING
HOME
BITTERNS
THE EASIEST
OF
ALL PATTERNS-
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MrV'N. G. Benner has been
Hin th^ New York markers for
^the past two weeks^ making
•first hand selections.
The coats have a
touch of militarism
ha a
particularly desirable.
now. The fabrics are
superior the colors—
the newest.
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Distinctively Designed Garments
The suits are far
surpassing all .others
yet shown in their
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their youthful effects.
We invite "your in
spection..
ON SALE
Tuesday and Wednesday
3 for 25c
Limit, 6 Cakes to a Customer
PALM OLIVE KIRK OLIVE
COLGATE'S ALLROUNP TOILET
I ARMOR'S ASSORTED BATH SOAP
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Arneson Mercantile Co:
Wis make deliveries to jffljMUts of Grand Forks and XV Gnuid' Forits
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
GOOD COFFE^ (Not more than to
.ycach custodier at this price) per tb.
GbQD JAjp:RIC E?ipricc l5c. per
v* special.saliCf per tb«
(iootif BROOMS^price 95c each, *v
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looked. in your shopping tour.
See' the new poplin and wool
plaids. Wear them while they
are new.
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The silk dresses re
cently received carry
with them the1 height
of fashion, in addition
to their unequaled
qualities and reason
able prices.
We Prepay
Postage On
Mall Orders.
5TYL1SH PERFECT FITTINS
HONE'
PATTERNS
THE EASIEST
OF
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TO USE
ILLUSTRATED HI
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is fashion's latest and may be worn
with dressy or tailored skirts.
On Sale tn Our' Dress Goods Dept.
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