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^•^UlwtMn will be made at your
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phlet o?i the inside history of
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particulars .. _.
SWOn-.-This is "the fastest seller pub
'W™ wiWierlciS Nm agents ap«
particulars o-.J. D. Bacon.
Dacotah. Grand Fork*.
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'V *,- a j»
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lAKCHITBCT
Office 403-8-10-11-12 Sec. Bldg.
&.~i...r'.Grand Forks
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N. Dak.
Phone 1170
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ARCHITECT
^T.g|?orth^«8tern Block •_ Phone 21.6-W
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3,S. BERTD. KECK. A. J. A.
,-.S{. Architect
AV^nojf SALE,
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GRAND FORKS. STOCK
PAVILION
Formerly CurJin* Rink, Wash
ington,^ Ave.
SATimiDMf®
11 lf. J9. SHAEPSt
Following stock will sold
iM:,.
}?A COW3, CALVES' BT SIDE.
f.„. 30 COWS TO BR FRESH BT
l+y£io'1
2 "A?&>
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Mr^'Qsimei®
KOHNEN,
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''Auctioneer. ..
ARNOLD BERO,
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I ^-iAs^I 'hiive sold my farm, I.'Will"
i«ellvat Publio Auction
TEIDAV, NOVEMBER 2lst
fn jr. Pla.f!2'lWn(?safM'a: half
north of Hell
fKgym Siding, ojje.. inlie
.^S4^ddi« Crfove cliurch,
t, mjlee southwest .of Manvel:
Lunch will be served,--Sale
tWii at 14" O'clock-^harp.
6.
Starts
Sc
'age?'.
L1V» STOCK
One team of'Jblick. Ireldlnks.
12, weight XpOO fbsj'. _.t-
1'ji' rtnn tMm nf ratv^'MliKikM-- &•*.
ii
One teim of
weight. 1200
i^geidings, age 10,1
is.
aged
One team, black mare fend one
nor
black horse,
1200 lbs.
1 pair of driving
matched, 6' years
lbs.
3
1,0, weight
mares, well
wef
eight 1090
jwd^liiKiTOWp,' freshen
fm&*«
covi'
yett^s, rtes^
A
sk WM».
i-
gyfoot.cut, uaid
-braakir,' good.
sclv atubble plow, good,
cultivators, jtine double and
new
Ch
—T**4"'
1
In stack.
*18V$ i! *£!&fsSBw
'fi -'fr '«i«cort bJnBlea
y. frblF stacked'and ^ood ieed.
ash post, 7 feet lonr
'One Ford 'car in good
.itoOdeh •"-'s. •.. ...
'ttiitfer' ewh, oyer that .am.
D^ve
-Si
WW- V:
QaJkland, Studebiikar and Chevrolet-]
tourtng-,cara. SpeSlal prices^ this
A&.«AFAFR.
TitB! HAVfe »U5¥JTr. OF ROOlt TO
||ow^»rt for winter. Phone 2011
VPE HAVfe ONE IrtSw 8-TOK O. It fe
'truck foraale cheap. 81«na .Auto c£
FOR SALB^BOICIC E-ST. 1*11
four, price »7I»"8». J. K.
!W VQRT
ghon*ll«4.
P^VIDia
S.on.'-over
.snrt. Hd ...
Erneat Carlson. Oraduata lliiMiir sml
Dacotah. -Phone 74.
Oraduata
BVKIKE8S
G6OIS*GENERA.II
"GENERAL GARAGE BUSINESS
Sale $8,COO will buy business, all
R.and
fixtures including two auto?
idid
FOR REJNT—jfiftOCERY STORE AND
fixtures onlnternational ave, RekSon
able r«nt. Also bakery in connection
If wanted.
622W.
16. A. Fladlaisl*
1
ipRAOCORS
"TISDALE.
HARRY
Electrical treatment.
ant. Security block.
Adjustments.
jultlvatU
tillable: Ko buildings. Will 'trade
for Grand Forko "residence -prop
erty or good buijdjng lots.
i.. 160"' acres '.in ptvlde county, N.
t. All tillable. Good land. Close
to town. ,Want Grand Forks resi
dencfe. will tradi clear for clear.
,J W. G. MILLERrCJOMPANT
Suite" 32, CllS^sd Bldg..
.' *i.". •.'X'
S'jif-V'riV '.!* •••.(•
T-
FAftM
M|C1H1GAH.FAR|!^
"p'ii FOR 0AIiJS
Have*, four excellent farina for
^ale. WtXl located, |na ijhpro^ed.
W.F.(^UkiHE^
v'
j)W6Sfe(5. MrctiiGJ«r
ai *.«. •«. r. »j
0
v'
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aeiLr'*
One tl 'ineh wai'W wttb/k «r4ltt
\t«h|i. 10 bueherSSx.
?5 ton
ns of jnlllst jjjag «r «ver ..7
Jlfa' ha
foot square, in .. ..
SO ton alfalfa hay,-7 foot a^oare.
end
cash, over tnat .amount
rj|«perty
ST?- m*
-t ii'?.'
e|ikin,^lerfc«
eftr Vfesd Car
JIAWU^
I
mmemi
•z-r «7s
•.
Phota
FOR SALE—THE -BENTRTT -STORE,
consisting of general .'merchandise.
Reason for .selling, other- business.
Brokke Bros..\ Thompson, N.- D.
CHIROP6DIST8
DR. NELLIE S. BAKER, dffiea Jf:
mi Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone «g»-W
4
3TOR.
OPRACTi
Bathsand
Lady attend-
ment. TLa
BAHLKE AND BAHLKE
Chiropractors Sprlggs Blftck
PhOne 660
M. E. KEMP, CHIROPRACTOR
NjiW^Banl^Bjdg^_^^^Phon^«0i-2
OONFB6TIONEBY.
Best of Service dt Arcadian Fruit 8tore,
across from the New'Grand' Theatre.
DAilCDrG
DANCING INSTRUCTION, O:
hall. Phones, Stqdlo 1948. §2?ise
DRXssiaAKcra
PRBBSKAKINQ DONE REA
at^Mrs. 'Fred Blbell'a, 1220
Phone 37»6W.
lSO^ABLT
eyetne.
EXPERIENCED DRKSSMA^tNG Dono
.at home reasonable. SIC Chestnat
1»6#W.
DRESSMAKING PONE ifi^ASONABLT.
«1» N. ^th st. Tel. 266ft W. Mrs..Qutmi.
EXCHA5GES
4r
•:fil
110
.v-r-.sUy .,Gfa^'
Antitit
va^r
Fd'ris
100
eourity: five miles from town:
actea under cijUlvatlon:. balance
I.I
,v:. /.-
FOR SAulfi
IMPJIOVED AND UNH^PROVED
PoUfc.Qotmty, and Timsotf- county
Over'^Plrst^^iSfiBank iv
East JSjiiW^ajj^^lnn :-:.^^,
*. #r*: ••.'V:,*.--*!*!*,
'7 ^2«l acre f&rm 'on. :MJhn«aotfe.
c#t\^C5mettrnteei1
\M*+a
y-
?QR: fSfcLfep 160 ACRES UNlHr
:«yed .Var&wood timber land, olie'
W'"'-®#® ftP&d failroad town'
Teem
Minn.
OfTtOVti
^111 cost
renew, thim, and at jileh«r
acre. S Tota can share the
rate-'
cioaa^imarrlm. A.. 3
SOourlty Biogv
ma now. I
d«r «ultl vatipn and
crop. -Prlci flO.O
aeres, mprovjM.
jgllea ^wmwirn.
Forks.
,,|N»Ur«on. ^A0«
iti.1 ifj*
BALE—GOOD 'lb
In Grand
hico&tw
BLLIVANBROTH
W!MWIWF'TJJY I!JIM'.»'
W.-i^ ,v
DAKQl^l
WsSraiiii
iVvxti^
4»««i
l!i
Cut the pieiajM ttti all four ajdsa.
Then ^arafttny-foW dotted lino 1 In
its entire lengUK Then dottedi Une 9
and ao ~oh. Fold each MetlimJliMl*r
neath accurately. Whin completed
tiivn and jrau'li tind aurprMn*
raautt Savo the ictsr#.
-JL
pvtancrcnx.
FOR SALE—ONE iookcASE, ONE
white enamel medicine closet, and
one rocking ch&lr. TM HS4J. 206 Ver
non Ave.
en jlfa
FOR SALR-^ONE' ALMOST ^F5w
small kitchen range, ^Also 9x13 Ax
mlnlster..rag. Call lip
FOlft 6ALE. 'C3$EAP^-4NE DBJTROlT
Jewel gas ranger oho Perfections rOO
hiateiC. T« 1«« .• ..
CHINA CLOSET FOR SALS.
2643W.-
Hxaogrnrcfonfo
FINE 'H^STITCHINO ^ON^ ALL MV
terlals, SOftd it parc«l post C. r.
Dye House.'317 Klttaon avenue..
FMnily
R£3iP—FCXAUS.
TOONG
tWati
CALL
HOTELS
European Transient
Cafrt In Northwest
Finest
HOTEL DACOTAH
Commercial Headquarters
Rooms $1.00 up. Recently improved.
.... KD TO-DO COL
Splendid^ Opportunity
LADT
lection work, -rr—
for big returns. Applicant! must.
a resident of. Minnesota. ,Apply mt
once.^ pirculation, Department.
6rawd F^ifl^.'-Mei^Idl
ooop
RELIABLE.
tot, general housework ont&rA. All
modstn'house.. Steady pit itiOn to com
petent help. Wagfes $10.00 pSr week.
Address 273 Herald. ,v
TVANTRD^-GlkLS' T6 MA-Kf CUSTOM
shirts. Good stitchers with sewiiifi
Experience. Dacotah Custom Shirt
Phone'lS?1J-
ll,'Cr Amc?1^ah-
HOUS^kje&PIIR, WANTED TO
N TUB
and for Barbertl, BI
g«j|c^ epin»iafejtf
jnsthod.
fw S7 y^?s.^« %Lth0 dnv
up. to date lbstltttdMi 'bt, «i
iho northweat, ^. Wfito., .-at.
'r««. illustrated CatiMl& W
metk, te*
•tniotlona.
-li
r^stv epurtty. l^tnesota, locate!
«ASh balanci long tlinc^
..atrtii interest 6% ICO a^rea
l^tfiKLeight miles l^ote TergSr
aimtf(tlirapris undtr plow, and-iti
svne acreage ,tn, grass land, bilan
-hard%.00d tH)ber. Itnjr"
C0*!&i O^r roon^houso
Bldg.
cook
for tWo ntfn on farm. Must be. n*at
and good cook State W.acte .in first
letter. Address Box 142, Michigan
MIDDLE .AGED WOMAN WANTED AT
onc6 to take care of ^lderly lady,
Gnod hom^ for right party. Address
Lock Box N, Gilby, N. D.
COMBINATION WAITRESS AND
Chambermaid for December toth. |7:60
per-week. Write Bathgate Hotel, Bath
gate, N. D.
GIRL WANTED
coo(c Tll,00 a Week, -board
laundry. J.
ford. N. D.
THAT CAN HELP TO
reek, -board rooqi and
E. Donahue,. New 'Rock-
ALL TOUNG ^WOMEN ARB INVITKD
to niake th« Young Women A^ Chris
tian Asn'n their, headquarters while In
the "elty.
COMPETENT GliL WANTED PO ft
general housework. Mrs. C. -6. Mars
den, 20$ Reeves Ave.
t*
College 107 C. NiOollet A
ajwllfl, ^tnn. |it. l»M.
MECHANIC WANT!»: *WK HaX-E
"'A'
I.
CQipBTKNT GIRL^ FOR GBN|1RAL
houseWhrk. Mrs. F. T. OlemicSTFTat
No. Ntiis Wogk.
JIO US
E E E
WANTED ON
Jarm, 8 tojsoUc for. BOx S, R. No.
Emerado, K. p.
NUR$^ WANTlH XT ONCif FOR
£v(nty hosjpiU»V«nd poor farm,'Axilla.
GIRL WANTED FOR GEKE R.
housework.' ,S04 CotfonwMd.
\".
1
r. r«v
GIRL
su.
-1
Tl^s Mirtn.|r'^.
WANTED .TO WORK FOR ROOM
ana board. im*J.' .-x~s«c"
'SSEM
expected. Addresa 311. Herald. j'""J
if ii i- .- 1 ». ,m
••e,*-i.e.-e
w*. tf*
.maps
S-3i«
routes register Herald eftfo,
now. Those ^eglataring ^rst will i«
he glveq j^efe^enoe.
AppIyCircUlalioa|||
F'As
0
*:*,
«sr.sa
U|!R». -a\mw nil® vi.
»»B/GiirVton, N'
OSAHt) TOtab HERALD, WBDNBSDAY, NOVEMBER 19.1919
RI1 1
HELP—OteNKRAL.
ERKS—CITY
Vlt
,. ^-8 RY. MAI
MARSED
WANTED AT ONCE,
bookkeejier. One whi
stenOkraphlo Wdrk. A
.aid
Watch GrudForbGrov
FOR SALE
$S,
0 0 0.0
0^5 7^m™hou*£, but
»«4g.ta«a
$},6«t.*f^ rooin liouae an «|Md«n
tiMwruss*
tariffkop
.. Bdjmont ivenne.
IMP*.C0^s. room all ptodsm homo on
..Belmont avenne.
$l,t09.*0—$ modern bona*, an
K^OO.O rOom cottage, fniu
t, eon ore te floor In
and
i*nindCom-thi1
en hone*
eft»
Moi
W. H.WEX»|V
HOUSE.
and «l«6t'ri_ ..„,
built by owns1
AVENUE,
•»ft ft. Mt,
/or his own
flty $nd will
ind
.. at now 1* l«r
soid at a barni
HS'.iwsirs.a.i
maKs me in offer to fltfmit to Ihe
owner. Postesslett
ohee. E. A. Hand.
m*
wriST John C.
IT
7 80uth F0Ufth St
-ROOM DWBLLIW
modern with hundred \fbor lot Ri...
s^f P#rk. Frank B. ftotham. Atty.
W
ioDAi nxQEpio
DEVELCfPlNO. (-BXP. ROLL.
'or IS exp, roll, 16e. Printing
ts each: Sux4u, 4c each: 3uxf|
each Si hour Mrvlee If money (a feat
with dime. Holt's $tud|o. Grand FoMc^
W. D.
GiRL .,
WAJT
LAUNDRY.
^JElVP FOR THE HOUSEWIFft, SEND
your laundry to the Sanitary Wfct
waSh Laundry and see the pletuunt
rta^tef no gas or coal-bill: no drudg
ery or backache no .offarS around the
home oinber on timt.» 4o pounds, 76c
-p.hone.
6m,
LIVESTOCK.
FOR SA LB—YEARLING MItKlKG
Shorthbrti- bulls. Some velfy" choice
heifera ahd cows', all of the best breed
ing. Purl bred Yorkshire boa^s and
gil^s, March and May farrow.One very
choice, grid# Shropshire yearling rarr*
artd ram laVAtrs. Also have a few high
grade Shorthorn cows and heifers
that- are either frtsh or will soon be.
Palmer F*rm', Kuclid.Minn., phope
HF?I out of Grand Forks,
-t- -t
fOR SALIVA BUNCH OF |*IGfl
gradf Holstein hetfers 1 and 2 years
old. Those heifers are selected from
mllklnr Hblstein cows and
high grade. J. T. Sullivan.
via. tno
Srt 1
Hast Grai
FOft SALE—SIX PURE BRED DUROC
Grand Forks, Minn. Box 463.
n« i'I
Jersey--hoars. Price- "340. Weight,
170 to 400 pounds.. Good blood lines.
Must be sold by Dec. lit.. No feed
Albert Benson, Rolette, N. Dak'.
SALE-POLAND CHINA BOAR,
months old Rraiidson .of Getrstdale
-Tones': weighs over 600 1tfe. Call Or
Wr(t'e, Box 94. .Mekinock, N. Dak..
20' "HOL^TEIN HIGH GRADE COWS
and heifers, fresh- November to Fefc
ru^y. HerJ tuberecular .Iftted. Marsh
Farm, Ross, Miiib.
40 _P,
rouiunfiw DtTROC!' BOARS AND
glltfc fer sale, of the large kind. Send
... —li»g. J. J. Hefff-
gins Tor saie, or tn« i«n noa. wro
!n gktir orders. J. J. Heffenu' AJflock,
RRfeD HOLSTEIN HEIFERS,
freShen soJJn, -Registered Duroc boars
from" large litters. Sleighs and., cut
ters. Larry O'Connor. Phone 4-F-4,
•FMWAAYAAM
4thi 'or Hhone 2596J. f-:
PURE
URE BRED POIuAND CHINA- HOG8
fnit. ,s*lo. Thos. WoodJ. Box IS,
iWorest^Rlver, N. D.
^.i.atji., .-.
ifklAi-*
TEAR
STRATBD ri
oia^ Ditiviwro
£SS&2!2slMM££liM&2£L£&SSS>
!OR
one .helf^and fteerj
tV. for
^«®ve.S5d«S
i'elhu?imh coat, for col!
yelour elftth coat, for conar
'1 jPhdni *27J for' rtward.
yji _i| iiir 1
'm
3?
&
m-v
1
sf .worlt you Bos
BNCEa MA^RJEIK ,]|AN
poaiuorf ojt' a farm by. ,.th»
th_ TofvJby year. Address 306.
d.
1
ASH*R,
Lunth,^
W
WANflfl&.v
"4
.5
A
PLE.
1
and drHrA*' mitts fronfplre Jfimeo
owor X.JVery barn. Return sanifc to
-^|»d( a-^-Oid arrest.•' •:J
IXJSt-pS-GfeEY KID
d«pot
Columbi?h«t«'
LSST^Sather
mnskrat fur ttii
•il
'':rWs.ntlnf. eVenln^
0'
:it
mor^ikf
GLOV —.
and: -Ffredertck,.. hM«U-' Finder
!!cas retttm to Ifetatd ife 'tf
EXCHANGED. ARMf COATS "AT
nca^ AMCrle^rt' restaurant.
GLOVE
.,fur trimming.- Finder .i
urn, to. Y. M. C, A- for tewS
.top?* FO«Vf^K\
Pre-war price 310K
-.iree, years' ,potato crop netted 1*0
-JmShets. A£. (|U«k for a baraain.
'AWress -A. ', Ellingson, 60S Walnut
W liBfi
GOOD DRUMMER WANTIFD AT\B*?DFC
for dance. work^ CKeady. po«tm day enoab.^8.
"•.• 1lia2' AJ
uce' Co
rlnce
dftlon. for Mw^M JM^rifl
or' writ# Box »$7, Gr«.nd
MILLET
HAT. DWLHRFC
3.M per ton for tjjilr Q)M1 Iff
1 1 1
WmWm
pR|^ 6Rij A}«D' MAT SANDERS
Phobe
4
trtrtttrrz
tfamrn an* not
m%fu belp oat. V«rr
nnl^gt irimt bji
o* wm some one
•te*
»P8cpgitA|rEOtr$ rem sai^L
HILEft FMiR 4-Ffe0T
wod. Delivery anywhere.
TP, MARKERS, VAULTS,
B^^ck Grand Forks, N. D.
Western Itank Bldg.
}rand Forks
PMRNCIAKB AND SCRGEOXS.
DR. JOHN DUNCAN TAYLOR—-Offloe
be given over 1st Natl. Bank. Special .attention
to flfln «qd urinary diseases^
•ti ^^nTai.-ii BR^MARGA^^PKAKSrwiDLUND
PXatSONAL.
WISfltNG CHILDREN TAK
'e of either by day. week or
Cajl $S21 or write 23^ Herald.
mo fit
WITH, SHED, DOtr
moderri but' heat. 76 ft.
»1000 cpsh. ^all
ROOMS
ro:~
RENT.
FOR RENT—TWO NICE LIGHT
housekeeping rooms. Light and Water,.
616 Front St., East Grand Forks, Minn.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS,, ALL'MOD*
era but heat, upstairs. 102% Cotton-.
wood.
TWO' UNECRNISHBD ROOMS FOR
light, housekmplng, modern but heat,
10J-^ernon Ave., or-call 681W.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. GOOD
FOR
light housekeeping, at 1118 Budge
Ave.
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.5
Light.. .wia^er., 1316 International Ave.
T%U\Wvt
TWI
'.4tl
HOTEL. ROOM
rOTEL. ROOM 31.00 pM
7t St and DeMers.
C» TJNFURNTSHED ROOMS. 213 N.
th'.^Ph.
hone 3014W.
HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS," FURNISH-
ed. 401 .So: Thjrd St.
WARM
2636.
JFOR RENT. CALL
SALESMEN WANTED.
-.
SALESMEN
Stove and furnace salesmen f'or
North Dakota fo* 1920. Old and
established .trade. WVite Becg
strom Stove Co., Neenah, wis.
a
STOCK SALESMEN WANTED—ON A
legitimate first class proposition.
Ready for business. Liberal com
iftlssions. Farmers Creamery and
Cold Storage £0., Devils' Lake, N. T.
_+•
Bj
WANTED—CANDY SALESMAN CALL
in* on jobbers, to handle our Russian
Caramels, and. ether lines.- Must be
hull grade nan. Star Candy Co.,
IO76 Harrison St.-,,. Chicago.
SHOK R^PAUUNG.
THE
sfios TAL. 'Th« largest and
te shoe repairing shop in
nfbst u»rto- ...., ...
Grahd rorks/Best of material and icr
vlee.
Sollaa^i
Parcel post paid one way.
ttly A^SeMsrs. Grand
SBOBS REPAIRED NliATLY
paid one way.. No. prices 1
N. Kamplin, Kittson ave.
no.
Forks.
?LT: postage
lower In city.
Grand Forkk
SMITH SHbE SftOirPARCEL -'POST
jaJdonj^waj^GrwdForks^^^^
SHOE SHINING PARLORS.
HATS CLEANED
*1
REBLOCKED. G.F.
Jlat Cleaning- and. Shoe Shining Par
lor. 1» N,3d St Grand Forks. Tel 2785.
BTPAWOiryWAHWa).
WILL DO JAlilTOft WORK AND
small r«p4lrs fouM residence will
do repairs of broken furniture of any
kind A«im* also .wire and rope
ouf
WANT«1D A3 CASHIER OR
fejp rsitable firm, four
rtence North Dakota or
psferable. Address 30$ Her-
tontaaa pn
aM^
WITH .,.. WIDE EX
imn jn.: steam
Job second
herald.
GIRLS
Bach
Address
l«fet-N. &
WANd ntfaahni
r.:'Several
jM HOUSE-
!MWRA5
A**i«0^1 GpUPUS WISHE8' POSI
Uon.«n_farm by Deo. 1st Good.ref^r
pref^rred.
mBsssmEmnm
tcher.
Worth
sitCATioiffi vlAin^D:
GlRfc WAISTS
.work for board and room
Heralds
TGVNQ MAN WANTS WORK AFTER
school aad on Saturays. Address, $15
LADY DISHWASHER WANTS POSI
^lon. Call 243IW. •'.-
OT6RA4t?R.
Household Goods Packed and
Pano t« Furniture aiid Car**
raw®-
Bast Gran
TAXI.
TAXI AND AUTD LIVBRT
CALL 608 OR
Hack or Taxi-
Foi STOWS
JTAXI AND HACK CALL 6I».
WAHTKp TO BCT.
WANTED TO BUT—A PAIR OF' SEC
,'ohd hand light hobs for one horse. EX
O. Huesby. Grand Forks. N. P.'
WANTED TO BUY—DIAMONDS.
dress^314Jger*ia.
'WANTEp TO KENT.
MODERN, WARM, FURNISHED
rooms or room wanttd for 2 oh 3
fflrls. Must be c)o»e to business sec
tton. South End 'preferred. Phone
G61 from I to 4, dally.,
WILL PAY A REASONABLE RENT
for a piano, for the winter or longer,
no children, no practicing. Will give
the best of care. Address P. O. Box.
683, Tel. 183.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
wanted by-married, couple. TIB 3rd
Ave.. Phone. 23E5W.
WANTED TO REJNT
all modern house.,
write 324 Herald.
—5 TO 7 ROOM
Phone 1778W or
ROOMS" WANTED FOR" STUDENTS.
Phone Union Com'l College.
WANTED—TEAMS TO
wnr.,1 rni *«w.
HAUL CORD
MAY BE COMPELLED
TO CARRY OUT TERMS
WITHOUT THE U.S.
London, NOT. 19..—Great Britain
France are considering'whether
'they arc hot compelled to carry ..out
the, German peace'treaty, anjd operate
the League of Nations independently
DtAhe United states, pending the de
Clsldii of the American government
on its course. -!V
it/ is pointed out that matters are
iconfihuaily arising under" the.'treaty
Which need Immediate attention,
.such-as plebiscite commissions, and
it Is oonsldered that because, of this
fact it is no longer possible to' delay
making the pact operative.
The opinion strongly prevails here
tluit Great'Britain will not accept any
reservations made by the. United
States s^riate which woul^. neceasitate
the negotla-tion of a 'neW treaty,, as the
British government, it is declared,
hag every present intention of abiding
by the decislons 'of the Paris'confer
ence.
DK*.
BD ROOMS FOR.RENT AT
rd, East Grand Forks.
Itl.iiA«
tal that the: .American government
will ultimately take its place wtth the
Allies. Meanwhile there appears to
be a possibility that Great Britain
and the others Will proceed Without
the United States. ." 1
Daughter Of General
Yudenitch Is Held
By The Bolsheviki
.-••
London,. Nov. 11.—Somewhere iti
Russian territory held by t{ie Bolshe
iviki the daughter of General Yuden
itch, who led his army in an attempt
to capture Petrograd, is or was hid
ing for fear of being shot by the men
whom her father'is fighting. This
fact has been made known here by
General Dobrjansky representative
of General Yudenitch in London.
General Yudenitch does not know
what tatf has befallen his daughter.
Her husband was killed in battle with
the Germans shortly after her mar
riage.
WANT MOUNTED POMOE.
Valdez, Alaska, Get. 25.—(By Mail)
—Establishment of a mounted police
force in Alaska similar to the Royal
Northwest Mounted F'ollce of Cana,da,
was urged in a federal grand jury re
port filed here recently.
Thomas' RiggB, Jr., governor of
Alaska, in his message to the last leg
islature, declared ^Alaska should have
a similar foirce.
•_
Supreme Court Decisions
From Ward County.
The Union National Bank of
Mlnot, North Dakota, a corpona
tion, plainti/T and respondent, Ara,
Western Building oompany. a co
partnership consisting of An-'
drew" Person, J. H. Jenson and.
C. M. Knudson and Andrew
person, J. H. Jensen and C. M.
Knudsen, defendants --and appel
lants.
1. It is'held for reasons stated in
t|t« opinion QjAit therfe. .W»B saiBelent
evidence to require submission to
the, Jury of the question Whether the
defendant, Person, was a member of
th?. Westerti Building colmpany, a
fictitious co-partnership, and as such
liable upon notes given by that" com
pany to th« ,plali)tjff banlc.
2. ,\Jt is A6t neeesnry to the icom
petehcy oT a pleading, as aii admis
sion aiainst the party, that It be one
filed in an actio* between the same
parties. A pleading Bled la any mo
tion Is competent against the paxty lf
ha signed it or otherwise aequiesed
in the statements contained in it if
such statements are mahtrlgl and
otherwise competent as' -'raiieliMje.la
the course of trial, not by wiay of
estoppel, but as evldeboe^ qnon 't«
buttal, that he admitted such faots
S. A judgment grinds only parties
and privies, not ^strangers to it.
Against strangers,v Itisnot evidence
to prove any of the facts npop Which
It waa rendered.
From a judgment of the district
court of Ward county. HOB.^ X. K,
Lelghton, Judge.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Christian.
Chv 1.. Grace, J. eowan.
#lsk fe Murphy. Mlnot, Attarneys
for itapaiifmt,
Theodore KoSel, Blnnfrek, H. L,
Haly^rson, JHUnot, tor fti^utt.
HIS LIKE.
ofthat^ftightyson,
1
of.Vours?**
"Qot hlfn Into'A mitUMft .buMnessrat
rjf«w Candidates Are in the
Race to Win the
fi
Overland.
n'^i5
candidates- who
(a
entered .The
Herald's Northern Minnesota Auto
cvnpaisn only a short time, ago ars
among the leaders'In the race for the
grand prize c^r Uj.it .Will be awarded
to the person securing the meat point
credits before the close of the cam
MiCn. Miss Eva
Miss Alma Lee
candidates metitlo
for the car only several days '^fter
ifianiy of the other1 candidates hfid a
very good start Today they head the
list of published standings and are lrf
a position to give s^ll other, candidates'
run for the grand prise. It will
taKc energy well spent to become the
winner, hoWever, and there is.a pos
sibility that dny of the canditfafes
in the nwe may advance from the.low
est position In the .race and become
the winner.
Under the special vote offer" 6,000
votes are given to* any candidate turn
ule but at least $M m\ist be received""
and extra-^yotes- at the same .rate are.
given on all sums in excess of $26.
These votes are given in addition to
votes allowed under the-regular ached
ule b.ut at l^ast $26 must be received
from-a candidate from .November 13
to December'^7, in order to secure the
extra ballots.
Candidates are urged to remember
that this special offer closes Decent-
ber 7 and all remittances: must be in\
the mail -by 10 o'clock on the date ""v
mentioned. ....
Following are The vote "credits al
lowed under the regular schedule:
Price. .Votes,
5 Years in advance. .$25.00 ,6.000
2 Years in advance... 10.00 '-.4.2.000
1 Year in advance... 5.00 600
6 Months in advance.. 2.50 250
3 Months in advance,.^ 1.25 -fe, 12s
The Morning and Evening Herald'Will
be sold at the following, reduced
price:
•Tr''-: Price. Votes.
4 Years in advance. '. $36.00 7,200
"T 2 Tears in advance... 18.00 '•/i:, 3,600
I Year in advance... 9.00 J,800
6 Months in advance.. 4.60 \r 450
3 Months in advance.. 2.25 22!»
Sunday Herald—
1 Year in ad vance... $ 3.00'.
3 years in- advance... 9.00
The Leaders For The
Grand Prize Over
A.f land Car.'
MIss AIma ljec, Roseau... .3000
Eva Jode. Argyle, Minn.... $000
Olger Pal Oeeth. Oslo..... .2875
Snsie Mlzisin, F&rley.. 2750'
Olga Granum, T. R. Falls. S750
Oncnr JJew, Krakin*.. 2750
Clark1Sanderson, Ada.... .t$$l
Martin Be nr. Warroad... .2625
Frank Campbell, Stephen. .3500
Genevieve Houska, E. 6. F.2500
M. H. Hands, Alvarado....2S75
Mary Blskeland, Shelly 2S75
Anna Vattendahl, Qklee.: .2X75
Mabel E. Sparhy, Crook
stou 2375
Mabel AVolander, Bagley.. .2275
Amanda Johnson, Hen
drum ....... .... ....2125
Mrs. Chas. Berg. Mcintosh.2000
C. W. Adams^ Fisher:..... .2000
Iner. Malmoc, Gonvlck,
3Hnn .......2000
Peter Stuhr, Euclid .2000
Hannah Wiger, Ulcn......1750
Joe Lenee, Fosston 1750
Clara Ahrabamson, Clear
brook 1750
Wm. Halftorson, Fertile. ..1750
STANDING OF CANDIDATES. J..
District No. 1—Kittson County.
John R. Smith. St. Vincent.. lO'OO
Rose1 Syverson, Hallock..1'...... 1000
District 2—Marshall County.
Eva Jose, Argyle 2500
M. H. Sands, Alvarado 2125
Olgfer Pal Oseth, Oslo ........ 2875
Frank Campbell, Stephen^ .... 2500
TCorghlld Berg, Middle River... 1000
District S—Polk Cowxty.
Chas. Adams, Flsher ....i.»...
Miss Ester White, Fisher
Mabel
E.
Sparby, Crookston. ..i
Wm. Halftorson, Fertile
Oscar Ness, Erskine
Genevieve Houska, E. G. F..
SuSie Mlsisin, "Farlfey
Pearl Johnson, Climax
Peter Stuhr. Euclid
J£~
"JIK
B,
,-r
300
1,800
Second Payments will give candi
dates good vote credits arid air are
urged, to take advantage ofrthe sec
ond payment feature of this cam
paign.
$10100. paid on one subscription en
titles a candidate to 2,000 votes.
$18.00 paid on a renewal for both
morning'and evening editions to one
address entitles a candidate to 3,600
votes..
A second payment secured,from a
subscriber who has already paid $5.00
to a contestant, entitles the candidate
securing the seotond payment to 1,500
votes.
The campaign wtll, close December
20, at ten
o'clock p. m. All remit
tances must be mailed Jby that time
Mm a.. -f inionder to count and be In The Her
O'clock' a.
m. December 23, 1919.
A*
,t"
I '-'.-fSn
2260
laso
... 8750
Joe Lenes, Fpsston .. .. 175#
Mrs. Chas. E. Berg. Hclntd«hl. 2000
Mrs. John ThOrkelson. Trail ... 1000
Hilda Howland. NieUrrUte UT|
-J?
Mr*. G*o. Roesch, Ate 1000
Amanda Johnson, Hendrum.... 2125
Mary BUrkla^id. Shel^r 2375
Clark Sanderson, Ada......... ^625
Miss Esther NygaaM. Halirtad. Itti
., District 5—Rosean flsmj
Eva Fleming. OrtnMk .j.— IBM
Martin Berg,, Warroad.......... 2C2S
Miss Alma Lee. Ro«eaa..w^...
Elisabeth Johpson, St. HUfttra,
Olga Grannm, T. R. Falls.....'.
SylviaDenhart. Saujel ..
Florenoe Richards, Goodridg«
Dtanley Olson. St Hilalra,.....

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