.M " 7 - > i t > - - h t i - * ' i ) l . n i > ' J ' « i > . , ' i * ' * * * - r * ' > " i f t f s r . j i >" i f <u*r ' i i * 1 J 1 > ' u1

t ' > > ! * j $» A . y k \ V.'

EVENING EDITION.: GRAND FORKS HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1918.

mmm' , n., a**.» 1 r *>. *<

PAGE SEVEN.

[NorthDakota's Greatest Classified Section jjforksf

NORTH DAKOTA'S ' GREATEST NEWSPAPER

North Dakota's Greatest Classified Section

i RATES « INFORMATION I

A Cent a Word • Bty fl » Lin i Month. (It oo change In ad.) Ulnlinuin Charge tM

/ •

To Blnstratet • word* l day ...... • words a day* • words e days

...tBo

On this method of figuring on any lumbet of wiadi These rate* en-

(title you to puoucstton In both morn, fins and evening editions.

' Telephone 600 Bltuw Una 1 CLOSING HOTTRs£—Want Ad forma

close every morning at 11 :S0 for the evening edition, and to clock •very evening for the morning edi­tion except Saturday, when forma

.close at i p. m for Sunday morn­ing edition.

PELFfHONE WANT APS—Want j Ada are received by phone, but are

payable the same day as received anf collection will be made at you* heme or office as soon as la con­venient for the collector to 'call. This Is accommodation servlc.* and payment should be made promptly when the bill Is presented

OUT OF TOWN ORDER8 must be always .accompanied by the cash. Please comply with this rule to avoid inconvenience and delay.

AGENTS

[AGE

IVO GENVS WANTED TO SELL THE

ariphlet on the Inside Jjistory of _'ownleytsm In North Dakota by J. D. Lacon. This Is the fasteBt seller pub­lished In America. News agents ap­ply for particulars to,. J. D. Bacon. Hotel Dacotah. Grand Torks.

ARCHITECTS

W- J. EDWARDS. ARCHITECT. Northwestern Block. '''el HI«t N. W.

AUTOS. • •

;• Fords, closed and touring. • •V Many other makes; closed and • • . touring. •

Fours and light sizes. * • • • DEALERS USED CAR EXCHANGE • • 10 South Fourth St. • • Grand Forks, N. D. • • • • • • • • • • •

» » • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

• FOR TEN DATS ONLY

• •

•\ 1 Ford—1917 Roadster $300.00 ; tJtl 1 Ford—19181 Touring car. .$400.00

Both Like New

MOTOR SERVICE CO.

• •••••• • • • •

I a

* * * * • * * « • * * • • • • • •

1918 MbDEL FORD TOURING • , CAR •

at Jack's garage. Corner of 4th * and University. Run about 6.000 .• miles, $350.00, if bought before * January 1st. J

414 UNIVERSITY AVE. • 1624-L, N. W. •

'VB ARE STILL IN THE LEAD in painting of automobiles. Ask ul for estimates. B. Chrlstianson ft Soiy over Sims' Garage.

BARGAINS IN USED CARS IN NEAR-ly every make. Dakota Auto Co., N. 4th St.. Grand Forks, N. D.

BATHS.

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AND Swedish massage; treatments for rheumatism and chronic ailments.

, Separate department for ladles with - lady nurse and masseuse in attendance.

Hotel Dacotah. Phone N. W. 74. Ernest Carlson. Graduate Masseur and Me-chano Therapist.

<1 BUSINESS CHANCES

A COMPLETE BUTCHER SHOP IN-cludlng tools, fixtures, ice house, barn, two lots, all nearly new. Will sell reasonable. Reasons for selling': poor health. This property is located in a good North Dakota town where farm­ing is good. Address 246 Herald.

FOR SALE—$3500.00 RESTAURANT equipment. Building sold and must move out equipment. Cheap if taken at once. Write Merchants' National Bank, Mandan, N. D. ''

1

FOR SALE—$11,000 STOCK OF GEN-eral merchandise in good, North Da­kota town. Splendid opportunity. Ad*. dress 247 Herald.

WANTED—A PARTNER IN HOTEL business. Address 245 Herald.

CHEROPKACTORS MTB. KEMP, CHIROPRACTOR

N. W. Bank Bldg. Phones 609-L

H. TISDALE, CHIROPRACTOR AND Masseur; Human Bake Oven and Sul-

6hur, Vapor Baths. Suite 214 Security uildlng.

BAHLKE AND BAHLKE Chiropractors Spriggs Block

.^^Phoni^j^^^jiB^^^^^Trt-Stat^^gl^

DRESSMAKING

EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKING Done at home; reasonable. S16 Chestnut. 1IH-L N. W.

DANCING

PRIVATE LESSONS, IN K. P. HALL. S. 3rd St., Grand Forks. Phone E-290 T-".

EXCHANGES

/»FOR EXCHANGE—CHOICE 400 ACRE farm in Red River Valley, 1V4 miles from town of 1,000. Box 38. Grand Forks.

FARM LANDS

• • • FOR RENT FOR CASH •

J AN frO ACRE TRUCK FARM ' •

•1 MILE PROM THE CITY LIMITS •

• ' ' INQUIRE • • HUNSTIGER'S MEAT MARKET • • •

*4

FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acres with 35 acres under cultivation, balance in saleable timber and good pasture; close' to market; good.Improvements; 180 rod high woven wire fence. Will trade for horses and cattle or other personal property. For full particulars write owner. C. U, • Blake, Border, Minn.

VP

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE}—640 acres 1 land, McKensle Co.; good section, clear

• of encumbrance. Address 'Box 154, 1 Grand Forks.

WANTED TO BUY—IMPROVED OR unimproved land In North Dakota. Address 247 Herald.

FARM LOANS.

SULLIVAN BROTHERS Harm Loans

Bast Grand Forks. Minn.

FLAT FOR RENT.

Moving Picture Funnies

... OFFICE ROOUS AND AN Afx, MOD-, ; * t ern flat for rent in the Grand Theatre"

Bldg, Inquire of R. J. ~ ~~ ~ A 176-L. N. W. 863L.

Furcell. T.-&

. ALL MODERN 4 ROOM FLAT. 117 S. |§^v>- 3rd St

» ub y *

Cut out the picture on all four sides. Then carefully fold dotted line 1 its entire length. Then dotted line 2, and so on. Fold each section un­derneath accurately. When demplet-ed turn over and you'll find a sur­prising result. Save the pictures.

FLATSv—Continued.

FOR RENT—STRICTLY MODERN 5-r?om flat, Improvement Building. No children.

FOR RENT—STEAM HEATED FLAT. Odd Fellow's Block. O. A. Webster.

FOOT SPECIALISTS.

DR. J. C. ANSON, FOOT SPFCIALIST. Over drug store, 8rd and DeMers Ave. corns removed without pain. Instant relief to tired and aching feet. Nails, bunions treated. Both phones.

KURNITURB

1 WILTON RUG, S ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in.

NINE PIECE DINING ROOM SET.

1 ICE BOX.

MRS. FRANK LAVELLE

Flat 4. O'Connor Block

North- Sixth St

• • • • • • • •

V

• •

WE WANT TO BUY 500 STOVES; AL­SO all kinds of furniture and house­hold goods. Phone G. F. Furniture Co.. 680. and ask for McKenzle. 137 S. 3rd.

FURNITURE PACKING, STORAGE and dray work. McKenzle's. 137 Soutk Third. Phpnes 680.

FURNITURE FOR SALE, CHEAP— Also Edison machine and records. Flat 3, Improvement. Party leaving city.

DRAY AND TRANSFER ROY HAYES

701-J N. W. 208 Itinn. Ave.

GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST

Dr. NELLIE S. BAKER, PHONE 286-L. Office 318 Northwestern Bank Bldg. -

HAIRJDRKS8ING

GRISWOLD'S BEAUTY PARLOR, room 820, Northwestern Bank Bldg. N. W. 406.

A T,1P.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK— Mrs. H. H. Wilson, 416 So. 4th St.

WANTED—GIRLS TO HELP AT THE University Cafeteria; wages $20 per month, room and board; apply in per­son. Apply to Mrs. Streeter, Univer­sity Commons.

WANTED—COMPETENT MAID FOR general housework. One who can furnish good references. Mrs. Wm.

< Panovitz, No. 2 Dinnie Apts., Chest­nut St

WANTED—ON JAN. 1st—MIDDLE-aged respectable woman to keep house on farm for 2 young men. References exchanged. Address 244 Herald.

GIRL WANTED FOR BOOKKEEPING and telephone. Must be experienced Apply in own handwriting to 242 Herald.

A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH . housework and care of children. 313

Second Ave. Mrs. T. S. Corrlcan. 1148-L, N. -W. • '

GIRti - WANTED FOR GENERAL housework. No washing. Mrs. T. J. Smith, 185 Reeves Ave.

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED —American Restaurant.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK on farm 3V4 miles from town; gdod wages. 27-F-4 N. W. phone.

E X P E RI ENCED STENOGRAPHER wanted for few weeks. Address 248 Herald.

WANTED — COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework; good wages. Mrs G. F. Thacker, 413 South .Fifth street

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK at once. Mrs. Hugh Mcllralth. Call 1166L, N. W.

GIRL WANTED AT 613 INTERNA-tional.

FIRST CLASS COOK WANTED—HO-tel Northern.

GIRL WANTED Lunch.

ELGIN DAIRY

mcTip—iw m,»

YOUNG MEN, 16 AND OVER, ARE eligible for government railway mall clerks, $92 month. Examinations soon. For free particulars, write R. A. Terry, (former Civil Service examiner), 426 Columbian Building, Washington.

WANTED TO HIRE—MARRIED MAN without children. Must be experi­enced farmer. States wages expected by the year. L. E. Slattery, Angus, Minn.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED RETAIL Lumber yard managers for Saskatche­wan, Canada towns. Reply quick giv­ing age and experience to the Lumber Manufacturers Yard. Ltd., Regina, Sask. \

LABORERS WANTED, P A C K IN G railroad Ice. Apply Hugh Dunlevy, East Grand Forks. Transportation furnished. Wages $3.50 per day. Phone T. S. E14t N. W. 965.

WANTED —YOUNG MAN TO WORK In store'and deliver packages. Odell's

A SPLENDID OPENING TO GET fNTO the vulcanizing. business in Fargo, N. D. A reasonable investment neces­sary. Do not reply unless you mean business. Address 227, Herald,

WANTED—A RELIABLE MAN TO work on farm. Good wages. Address Verne Sweney, Mecklnock. N. D.

COOK—AT ONCE. PURCELL'S REST-aurant, East Grand Fonts.

WANTED — YOUNG MAN TO WORK in store and deliver j>aekages. Odell's

BELL BOY WANTED. COLUMBIA HO-tel.

KITCHEN MAN—HOTEL DACOTAH.

HELP—GENBKAXJ.

RY. MAIL CLERKS WANTED—COM-merice $92 month. G. F. exama coming. Sample questions free. Franklin In­stitute, Dept. 322 K., Rochester. N. Y.

FARM HELP WANTED—H. Murray, Edmore, .N. X>. .

E. Mc-

- HEMSTTrunrara lOe per yard «n all materials. Send It

Sarcel post. G. F. Dyu House, 317 llttson Ave. N.W.. 7981,; T-S. 767L.

BOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT—S-ROOM HOUSE, WATER, sewer, toilet, electric lights, 510 Dovry Ave. G. R. Jacobl, East Grand Forks.

FOR RENT—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE FOR $10 per month at 1104 North Fifth street. Call at Barnes & Nuss hard­ware store.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

FOR RENT. $25.00—7 room house all modern but

heat, on 4th'Ave. $25.00—7 room house all modern but

heat on Walnut St $30.00—9 room house all modern, on

North 3rd St $35.00—9 room house all modern, on

University Ave. $35.00—12 room 'house all modern on

Walnut St. $40.00—8 room house all modern, on

Blvd. Ave. $40.00—9 room house all modern, on

Fourth Ave. $18.00—6 room house, all modern but

heat, on Second Ave. $16.00—4 rpom cottage, electric lights.

' city water, and sewer on Third Ave.

$17.00—6 room house, all modern but heat, on North Third St

$10.00—4 room cottage, city water, sewer and electric lights, on Elder St

$15.00—6 room house, city water and sewer on University Ave.

$16.00—6 room -house, water, sewer and heating plant on lone Ave.

FOR SALE. $ 950.00—5 room house, city water, cel­

lar, 60 foot lot on lone Ave. $1000.00—5 room cottage on South

Third St. $4500.00—8 room all modern house, 76

foot lot. on Chestnut St -

W. H. KELSEy.

tier's few things as short lived as J® popularity of a new resturlnt, Spoakin' o' McAdoo, Tell Blnkley says ho socs wber' th" trap drummer o* th' Wilson orchestra has quit.,

ROOMS FOR RENT.—Continued.

HOUSEKEEPING tonwood.

ROOMS—501 COT-

SUITE OF ROOMS FOR RENT—HALL Hotel, 311 So. Third.

ALL MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. 118 Walnut.

FOR RENT—WM. BOEGER RES1-dence on Park Ave., East Grand Forks. Apply F. C. Massee, East Grand Forks.

GOOD'HOMES FOR RENT AT ALL prices. John C. Boe Co. Phones 474.

HOUSES—E. A. FLADLAND.

For Flats. See Flats Classification

HOUSES FOR SALE • " • • • • • • — — — — — *

FOR SALE—DWELLING HOUSE, ALL modern, 50 ft lot, 329 N. 4th St., East Grand Fork3. The Robertson Lumber Co.

8 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. CLOSE in. On North Sixth St Address 194 Herald.

ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN Ex­cept heat: B0 ft. lot 624 N. 4th.

HOTELS Family European Transient

Finest Cafe in Northwest HOTEL DACOTAH

Commercial Headquarters Rooms S1.00 up. Recently Improved

KODAK FINISHING

8END YOUR KODAK Films to HofTs Studio, for printing. Grand Forks.

LIVE STOCK

PURE BRED MILKING SHORTHORN bull calves out of record' of merit cows, and sired by one of the best bulls of the breed. Pure bred York­shire boars, April farrow. Palmer Farm, Euclid, Minn. VI'. W. phone out of Grand Forks, 16-F-tl.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR KAT.IB

We have for sale • BALED STRAW, CORN. BAR- •

LEY, OATS • or mixed grains *

Whole or ground. Grinding at • all times, 10c per hundred pounds. •

LEVANT ELEVATOR CO. • Skidmore Ave. and 5th St., N. •

T.-S. 1147 N. W. 386 •

WE WILL SELL SHELLED CORN OUT of the car, at $1.50 per bushel. Levant Eievator Co., Grand Forks. Phones; 1147 T.-S., or 386 N. W.

LARGE FUJtNJSHED ROOMS FOR one or two; city heat. Call 665L, N.W.

SHOE REPAIRING

THE SHOE HOSPITAL. The largest and most up to date shoe repairing shop in Grand Forks. Best of material and service. Parcel post paid one way. Jno Solland, 5th-DeMers, Grand Forks.

Commissioners Proceedings Grand Forks County, N. D.

Grand Forks, N. D. Dec. 3, 1918, 9 O'clock A. M.

The board met pursuant to adjourn­ment.

Present: Chairman Udenby, Commis­sioners Smith, Poupore, Mooney and Hatt

The minutes of previous meeting read and on motion approved as read:

On motion the following mothers' pensions was ordered paid and warrants drawn- for the several amounts as fol­lows: i 56304—Sina Splnnet 66305—Elizabeth Robertson 56306—Mary Harvey 56307—Helmine Johnson ... 66308—Christine Johnson . 56309—Catherine Todie .... 5(310—Rosle McLean 56311—Clara Green 66312—Winnie Griffin 56313—Agnete Severson ... 56314—Rose Fadden 56315—Susan Benson 56316—Mary Jennings ..... 56317—Sarah Hagen 56318—Johanna Molenar ... 56319—Marion Cravler 66820—Marie Swedborgh ... 56321—Hulda Larson

... 35.00 .... 25.00 ... 15.00

. . . . 1 6 . 0 0 56322—Carrie Pederson 30.00

.< tlon 1 notices, registration no­tices. and notice of candidates' names and amendments 77.87

56396—Northwood Gleanor, pub­lishing election "notices, regis­tration notices and candidates' nameB and amendments 77.87

56397—Inkster Enterprise, no­tice of candidates' names and amendments 68.80

56398—Inkster Enterprise, no­tice of election 15.77

$ 20.00 • 56399—Inkster Enterprise, pub-15.001 Iishlng commissioner's pro-30.00 ceedings for Sept. 3rdr and 21.00' Oct. 7th meetings 66.98 30.00 66400—Associated Manufactur-24.00 : ers Co., 2 cases toilet paper for 16.00 j court house 15.00 16,00 56401—Martin Haugen, services 32.00 on insanity board 2.10 16.00 56402—H. O'Kt el'e, M. D., serv-16.00 , ices on inanity board 7.00 16.00 56403—H. O'Kcefe, M. D., serv-20.00 ices on Insanity board 7.00 20.00 56404—Martin O. Haugen, serv-

l ices on insanitv hnarri 2.10

66323—Sarah Klrsh 56324—Anna Sherva 56325—Nancy Jensen 66326—Carrie Engel 66327—Roslna Horning .... .56328—Ester Young 56329—Sophia Tessier 56330——Sophia Skievold .... 56331—Christine McDonald 56332—Su.san Bushaw

Total ..$642.00 The following bills of J. A. Jardine

for building bridges in the county was Hatt.

15.00 30.00 35.00 24.00 15.00 15.00 30.00 15.00 25.00 | 30.00

7.00

2.10

59.00

ices on insanity board 66405—H. O'Keefe, M. D., serv­

ices on insanity board 56406—M. O. Haugen, services

on insanity board 56407—Selma H. Lommen, serv­

ices as clerk in county court from June 15th to July 1, 1918

Total $4,744.00 On motion the board adjourned until

2 o'clock p. m. a O'ciook f. ac.

The board met pursuant to adjourn­ment.

Present: Chairman Udenby, Commis­sioners Smith, Poupore, Mooney and

on motion audited and allowed as fol­lows

SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY; Postage paid one v/ay. No prices lower In city. N. Kamplin, Kittson. Av. Grand Forks.

SITUATIONS WArfTKD.

WANTED—POSITION AS FOREMAN or manager on grain or stock' farm by experienced married man, capable of operating tractor. •#. Frances, Devils Lake, N. D.

POSITION WANTED AS BOOKKEEP-er and stenographer. Experienced. Best of references. Address 249 Her­ald.

STORAGE

Household Goods Packed and Stored. Panovitz Furniture and Carpet Co.

WANTED TO BUT.

WANTED TO BUY—ONE HUNDRED feet vacant property of Third or Fourth Street, suitable to erect a garage property on. Advise in first let­ter best cash price and location. Will not consider anything but vacant property. Address Geo. E. Kremer, 1618 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.

56333—Repairs to bridge be­tween sections 1 and 12, Logan township $ One bridge between section

81 of Grand Forks and sec­tion 6 of Walla twp

One box culvert, section 30, Turtle River Twp., (culvert

furthest south) One bridge between sections

33 in Grand Forks and 4 in Walle township

One box culvert, section 30, Turtle River township, (cul­

vert furthest north) One bridge between sections

35 Grand Forks, and sec-• tlons 2 in Walle twp

Total ;$6,196.63 56334—Concrete Sectional Cul­

vert Co., culverts shipped to Manvel by J. A. Jardine for Project No. 1874 $389.40 Culverts shipped to Ojata by

J. A. Jardine for Project No. 16 392.60

On motion the board adjourned until 9 o'clock a, m„ December 4th, 1918.

Deoembts 4, 1918, 9 O'clock A. M. The board met pursuant to adjourn­

ment. Present: Chairman Udenby, Commis­

sioners Smith,v Poupore, Mooney and Hatt.

On motion the board proceeded to check over the returns of A. F. Turner,

1,071.42 sheriff, of delinquent personal property t cdllected during-April, May, June, July,

August, September,' October and Novem­ber, 1918, showing $1,918.76 collected and duly turned into county treasury, according to law.

On motion the'report of Sheriff A. F. Turner of services rendered and fees collected during month of November, 1918, was approved by the board.

The following justice reports were on motion approved by the board and the several items contained therein audited and allowed as recommended by the states attorney: Justice J. Dexter Peirce—

J. Dexter Peirce, justice fees..$13.35 J. J. LaBine, constable fees.... 20.60

298.61

676.46

1,089.45

1,106.30

2,054.39

WANTED TO BUY—LIGHT, SINGLE sleigh 'or cutter. Must be in good repair. J. P. Kennedy.

BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS—W. Chrlstianson, Larimore. N. D.

T.

WANTED TO RENT

WANTED—FURNISHED THREE OR four rooms in modern house or flat by Jan. 1st. L. A. A., care Herald.

LEGAL NOTICES notice of ezpxbatxon of fbbzob

OF bedemftxok Section 9233, Compiled. Xiaws of 1913.

To Allen J. >Steele and all Others In­terested: \ Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate

No. 45867 issued upon the tax sale De­cember T4th, 1915, of the following de­scribed-land, viz: Lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14) and fifteen (15) of block twenty-five (25) of Hendrickson's Addi­tion to Larimore, N. D., Grand Forks county,' N. D„ for the taxes of the year

Total $782.00 On motion the following bills were

audited and allowed: 56335—H. P. Smith, Commis­

sioner's services and mileage.$ 95.40 56336—J. R. Poupore, commis­

sioner's services and mileage. 69.60 56337—George Udenby, commis­

sioner's services and mileage. 121.60 56338—Thos. F. Mooney, com­

missioner's services and mile­ages 28.80

56339—R. E. Hatt, commission­er's services and mileage.... 44.40

56340—It. E. Hatt, Tel. tolls of county commissioners 6.10

56342—Page Prlnterie, printing tax receipts and other sup­plies 779.50

5634$—John Brldston. cash ad­vanced for repairing type­writer 1.00

56344—John Brldston, postage for Nov. 1918 14.00

56345—John Bridston, cash ad-- vanced to Marry Allen for

clerical services for Sept., . 1918 90.00

' 56346—John Bridston, cash ad­vanced for postage for court

, stenographer 3.00 56347—John Brldston, cash ad­

vanced on account of A. E. Coulter bill 24.00

56348—John Bridston, cash, ad­vanced for postage for court stenographer 3.00

56349—John Brldston, cash ad­vanced for postage for court stenographer 3.00

56350—D. A. Rohan, services as county surveyor 47.80

56351—Stone-Ordean & Wells sunnlies for county jail 7.50

56352—S. F Mercer, services as weed commissioner and mile­age '28.40

56353—D. A. Rohan, services as county surveyor t..w. 14.00

56354—Dakota Plumbing and Heating Co., repairing radiator in court house

56355—M. Beatrice Johnstone, postage and telegrams in supt. of school office ,

56356—I. Johnson, policy fees on Acct. Walle Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co

56357—Kueffel & Essor Co., sup-piles for county surveyor....

56358—Eiisrene Distzgen Co.. supplies for county surveyor

SEASONED BIRCH WOOD, DRY CUT, tamaraok and body poplar, well sea-soned. Ready for shipment. Prices 1914, on said "land has been presented"at 56369—H.'ais"*Anderson, "postage

this office and application made for deed i in countv auditor's office for thereon;-that said land was sold on said Nov, 1918 sale for $7.15 and the amount required 56360—J. .T. LaBine,, telephone

right. V. M. Owen Co., Hines, Minn.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER—TOTAL adder. • Detail printer. Clerks' initial keys. Good condition. Crawford & Son, Crookston, Minn.

FOR SALE—CHOICE NO. 1 HAY OR straw by the bale, ton or car. Levant Elevator Co., Grand Forks, N. D.

ONE RANGE AND SMALL COOK stove for sale. Corner of South Third and Hill Ave., East Grand Forks, Minn.

FOR SALE—STRAW. DELIVERED BY the load. Phone 35-22 T. S.

MONUMENTAL WORKS

MONUMENTS. W. R. Jack.

MARKERS, VAULTS Grand ""orks. N. D.

OSTEOPATHY

DRS. ORR AND MAY SANDERS 817 Northwestern Bank Bldg.

Both Phones 641 Grand Forka

PIANOS.

J. M. WYLIE, STATE REPRESENTA-tive of Baldwin Piano Co.,, No. 8, Stratford, Grand Forks, N. D.

to redeem said land from said sale at the-date hereof exeTusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice is the sum of $32.65, and that the time for redemp­tion from said sale will expire ninety days after the service of this notice.

Witness my hand and seal of" office at Grand Forks, N. D., tnis 14th day of December, 1918. (SEAL) HANS ANDERSON,

County Auditor, Grand Forks County, N. D.

(Dec. 14-21-28)

tolls and constable 56361—Rasmussen Bemis Co.,

flags for court house 56362—Mixro Ross Co., type­

writer carbon for court steno­grapher

56363—Henry Hancock, clerical work in auditor's office

56364—Jim Spicer, hauling garb­age from court house yard rbr Oct., Nov., and Dec

56365—Chris. A. Fischer, for re­pairing of machines in court liouse ..•••••»»•••»«»»»••»«•

NOTICE OPJEXPIKATIOir OF FEBXOX) 1 66366—Anti-Dust Co., sweeping dust for court house

56367—Associated Manfg. Co.,

PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS.

BOYS—MEN —• BIG OPPORTUNITY for you in the future is at home, in auto, tractor, gas engine or aeroplane business. We teach you in 7 weeks. Everything practical. Lots of equip­ment to work on. Free scholarship privileges. Big illustrated book free. Iowa State Auto & Tractor School, 769 Nebraska St.. Sioux City. la.

' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DR. MARGARET PEAKE, WIDLUND Bldg, Grand Forks,' N. D.

ROOMS FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT room In modern house. Suitable for two. Ladies only. Close In. One block from car line. 316 Chestnut 8t Call 1C59-L N. w:

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent cheap. Corner of South Third and Hill Ave., East Grand Forks, Mlnp.

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR rent; warm and comfortable; private home. Call at 109 North Sixth street or phone 1695L, N. W.

FURNISHED MODERN • ROOM SUIT-able for two. Ladies only. On car line. Two blocks from private boarding house. 988 N. W. ~r •

NICE SUNNY SLEEPING ROOM IN clean and quiet home. Hot and cold water in the room. Close In. Phone 846-L T-S.

FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping, mod­ern but heat 400 N. (th St

OF REDEMPTION. Section 2333, Compiled taws of 1913

To Mary Williams, Hairy Williams and all Others Interested: Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate

No. 45549 issued upon the tax sale De­cember 8th, 1914, of the following de­scribed land, viz: Lot twenty-seven (27) of block thirty-seven (37) of McCor-mack's First Addition to the Original Townsite of Grand Forks, D. T., now Grand Forks city, Grand Forks- county, N. D., for the taxes of the year 1913, on said land has been presented,at this office and application made for deed thereon; that Raid land'was sold on said sale for $13.77 and the amount required to redeem said land .from said sale at the date hereof exclusive of. the costs to accrue upon this<notlce is the sum of $72.03, and that the time for redemption from said sale will expire ninety days after the service of this notice.

Witness my hand and seal of office at Grand Forks, N. D., this 13th day of. December, 1918. (SEAL) HANS ANDERSON,

County Auditor, Grand Forks County, N. D. (Dec. 14-21-28)

3.85

43.00

1.00

6.42

4.26

26.25

4.35

29.00

15.00

78.00

6.00

2.50

4.60

30.00 paper towels for court house 56368—James Black, plumbing

in court house 5.70 56369—W J. Doty, rent of poll­

ing place for 2 days, 7th ward, city 10.00

56370—Don McDonald, postage / in register of deed's office for Nov., 1918 16.75

5£371—Don McDonald, recording bonds, etc., for county 2.00

66372—Laura E. Weatherwax, clerical work in register of deeds' office, from Nov. 20th to Nov. 30th. 1918 20.00

56373—Donovan & Smith, gravel • for roads, state estimate No.

1—270 yards at 25c per yard 67.50 66374—H. P. Smith, telephone

tolls for July. August and September, 1918 7.05

66375—Peterson & Brown, roller frame and split drags for levelling roads 77.00

S'6376—St. Hilalre Lumber Co., lumber for bridges In Walle

. township 97.44 56377—Donovan & Smith, gravel

•for roads in Walle township, (Bill hi of 342 yds @ 25c.... 42.75

56378—A. F. Turner, grading on Manvel road as per bill rend­ered 737.60

56379—A. F. Turner, cash ad­vanced on state aid project No. 1874 1,000.00

66380—John Lympby, dragging roads

NOTICE OF EXPIXATIOZr OF FtXIOD OF REDEMPTION

Section 3393. Compiled taws of 1913. To John Cizner and all Others Inter­

ested. Take notice that Tax 'Sale Certificate

No. 46109 and 461^0 issued upon the tax sale December 14, 1916; of the following described land, viz: Lots four (4) and 66381—A. E. Thetin, road drags live (5) of block twenty-eight (28) of 1 563S2—E. A. Eriokson, dragging Lindsay's addition/to the Original Town- I roads site of Grand'Forks, D. T., now Grand ' E6383—Wallace Veltch, dragging Forks city, Grand Forks county? N. D;, I . 'roads and'mowing weeds for the tax^s of the year 1914,-on said 1 66384—Richard B. Williams, land has been presented at this office ' dragging roads and application made for deed thereon;1

that said land was sold onisaid sale for $16.92 and the amount required to re­deem said land from said sale at the date hereof exclusive Of the costs to accrue upon this notice is the sum bf $75.13 and that the time for redemption from said sale will expire ninety days after the service of this notice. <

Witness my hand and seal of office at Grand Forka, N. D„ this 14th day of December, 1918. (SEAL) HANS ANDERSON,

, „ County Auditor. • Grand Forks County, N. D.

(Dec. 14-21-28) •

LOOKS THAT WAY.

New York World; With Guam dry and Hawaii going dry Aug. 20. it win

MODERN ROOM FOR RENT—CLOSE B°°n be 4,000 miles nearer a drink due in. Inquire 319 Chestnut N. W. 1328J. jea&t than due west

66385—Tom Hanson, dragging roads

56386—Tom Hendrlckson, drag­ging roads

66387—James Caldwell, drag­ging roads .. .1

66388—Henry Larvlee, dragging roads

SC389—Nels Bushaw, dragging roads

KUiiW. J. Doty, dragging roads 66391—O. H. Phllllns Estnte,

lumber for bridges In Elm Orove townshln

66392—Larimore Lumber A Fuel On., lumber for bridges In Flm .Grove township

66393—Nelson County. N. D., to w cost of culvert on coun­ty line between Nelson and Grand .Forks county '..

66394—Nelson county, N. D, to H cost of culvert on county ltne between .. -Nelson . and

> Grand Forks county ........ 66395—Larimore Pioneer, ~-elec-

20.00 31.50

13.20

32.72

8.00

71.40

12.80

20.00

40.60

56 05 42.60

88.46

22.86

88.20

-

*98.22

Total $33.85 Justice P. McLoughlin—

Phil McLoughlin, justice fees..$102.^ Witness fees 40.50

Total $142.85 On motion the bond of the Grand

Forks Herald Co., in the sum of $500.00, furnished by the Northwestern Trust Co., of Grand Forks, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the contract

for publishing the delinquent tax sale list of delinquent real estate taxes for 1917 was approved by the board.

On motion the county auditor was au­thorized to issue refunding order in favor of John Bridston for tax paid twice in error on the NW% section 32, town 152, range 55. Amount $38.64. See tax-receipts 602; and $52.66 for 1917 tax.

All members present voted yes. On motion the following bills were

audited and allowed: > 56408—S. P. Swenson, dragging

roads $ 36.00 56409—Leon Turcotte, dragging

roads 84.95 56410—Mike Tollofson, dragging

roads ; 33.35 56411—James Redpath, making

road drags 9.75 56412—Samuel Whaley, drag­

ging roads 3,2.25 56413—Geo. A. Pratt, dragging

roads .' 48.00 56414—Russel Nisen, dragging

roads 20.58 56415—Shear Bros., estimate No.

1, on contract for grading Grand Forks and Trail coun­ty line 971.19

56416—State of North Dakota, bill for "bonding county audi­tor and county treasurer for part of year, 1917 150.00

56417—Grand Forks City, bill for relief of poor for October, 1918, $807.45, 75% of which is county share 605.59

56418—Allendale township, bill for relief of poor, $250.00, 75% of which is county share.... 187.50

56419—City of Northwood, bill for relief of poor, $205.29, 75% of which is county share .... 153.97

.56420—Allendale township, bill for relief of poor, $163.50, 75 % of which is county share.. 122.63

§6421—Plymouth township, bill for relief of poor, $45.00, 75% of which is county share.... 33.75

56422—L. K. Hassell, ' postage and telegrams in county judge's office 16.57

56423—A. F. Turner, milleage delivering election supplies.. 216.00

56424—A. F. Turner, mileage and livery hire in criminal

cases for Nov., 1918 80.27 56425—Red River Power Oo.,

gas, electricity and steam for September, 1918 81.76

56426—Red River Power Co., gas, electricity and steam for November, 1918 431.06

56427—Red River Power Co., gas, electric! fcy and steam for October, 1918 298.48

564 2S—Northwestern Telephone Ex. Co., rent of telephones for December, 1918 33.50

56429—Northwestern Telephone Ex. Co., rent of telephones for November, 1918 33.50

56430—Northwestern Telephone Ex. Co., telephone tolls in county offices for Oct., 1918.. 45.87

56431—Northwestern Telephone Ex. Co.,. telephone tolls in county offices for Nov., 1918. 23.31

66432—Northwestern Telephone Ex. Co., balance due on Tri-State tolls 22.60 Total $3,772.45

The report of M. Reidy, superintend-

e - 4

On motion the board adjourned 2 o'clock p. m.

a O'clock t. X. The board met pursuant to adjourn­

ment. • Present: Chairman Udenby, Commls-, .•?„

sioners Smith, Poupore, Mooney and Hs&t. .

The' following resolution offered by"" Mr. Smith, and seconded by Mr. Mooney,. „, was on motion unanimously adopted. * v»

WHEREAS, State and federal money can be expended only on roads - which -• , are a part of a state plan, and lni ofrder . to comply with section 4 of House BUI No. 168, Now Therefore, ' j BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners of Grand Forks county: ,

That the State Highway commission . be requested to designate the following roads as state roads, to-wit: ,-t

Beginning at the quarter corner be- ' t tween sections 9 and 10 of township 149, , , range 54, and running north one-naif ti mile to the corner common to sections -3, 4, 9 and 10 of the same township and , range; thence east 12 miles to the corner < < common to sections 3, 4, 9 and 10 of •' township 149, range 52; thence north 2 miles to the corner common to sections • 27, 28, 33 and 34 of township 150, range ^ 52; thence east 7 miles to the corner - .i common to sections 26, 27, 34 and 35 of township 160, range 61.

The board of county commissioners of said county agrees that the above 'v : described roads shall be completed In . "v accordance with the standard specifica­tions which may be required by the U... S. Department of Agriculture, before a ' petition is submitted requesting that ad­ditional roads in the county be included in the state system. ,

It is agreed that where changes of •• location may be found necessary, such.. changes are to be made by the state highway commission.

It is agreed that the county will, at the request of the state highway com--mission, secure title to such rights-of-way as may be found necessary. „

: 'i t

The above is a true copy of a resolu­tion of the board of county commission­ers. adopted December 3rd, 1918, at aa adjourned meeting, the following com­missioners voting aye: All members present voting yes.

(Signed) HANS ANDERSON, County Auditor.

Dated Dec. 3, 1918. The Better Farming bureau of Grand

Forks county presented a petition to the board signed by one-fourth of the voters of the county as per agreement made in July, 1918, when the board made a levy of $2,500.00 to carry op the better farming for one year from July 1, 1918, to July 1, 1919. s

The petition now filed prays for an annual tax levy on all personal and real property in the county which same was . granted by the board, fixing the yearly levy at $3500.00 to be levied on July, 1919, where other levies are made In ac­cordance with Section 2263 of the Com­piled Laws of 1913.

(All members present voted yes). Disbursements at This Keating

From Geireral fund $ 6,124.71 From Bridge fund 6,591.77 From Auto fund 648.05' From Weed fund 28.40 From County Road fund 3,733.44

Total $17,126.37 On motion the bosu'd adjourned until

9 o'clock a. m., December the 27th, 1911. HANS ANDERSON,

County Auditor. GEORGE UDENBY, Chairman.

HIGHWAY OFFICIALS INVITED TO MEET

IN SALT LAKE CITY Salt Lake City, Dec. 28.—Highway

officials representing thirteen western and northwestern states have- been in­vited to meet here, Friday, January 3, to consider means of saving federal road appropriations to states of large area and small population. . The in­vitations have been sent out by Ira R. Browning, state road engineer for Utah. v

Representatives of all' western states, including North and South Da­kota, have been invited, and It is un­derstood that all will send delegates.

One of the last acts of the annual,, meeting of state highway officials, held recently in Chicago, according to Mr. Browning, was to place the meet­ing on record as favoring a proposed law providing for a change the ratio of government support of state high­ways in order to give commonwealths of large area and small population a.: better opportunity to meet require­ments. It was decided, however, to leave the basis of the recommenda- ' tion to be. fixed at a meeting of rep­resentatives of the states most inter- -ested—those of the west and north- • west.

Under the present law the federal and state government divide appro­priations for federal aid road projects on a basis of fifty per cent each. In western states, some of which have from one to ten population to the square mile, notwithstanding long ^ stretches of road to be built, repaired, improved and maintained, it is diffi­cult to meet the requirement. It is Jioped to find a remedy for this situa­tion at the meeting scheduled for January 3.

MANY RELATIVES~OF LA CROSSE SYRIANS

DIE IN HOLY LANDS La Crosse, Wis., Dec. 28.—Thirty-

one relatives of La Crosse Syrians have died during the war In the Holy Land, victims of disease, starvation and Turkish atrocities, according to a letter received from Palestine. The letter in part follows:

"Wc have suffered with famine leprosy, cholera and many kinds of fevers, with such severe punishments from our masters as hanging, torture and other means of execution. Many people were eating the bodies of their

BOLSHEVISM SPREADS.

Mintevideo, "Uruguay, Dec. 27.—As a result of Maximalist agitation, two cavalry regiments are encamped about the Central railway station here. Several other regiments have taken • up quarters on the outskirts of tbs city.

WOULD HOLD EXPOSITION. /

Paris, Dec. 27.—The municipal council has decided to ask the gov­ernment to take steps toward the holding of an inter-Allied colonial ex­position in Paris In 1920 or 1921.

w w,. ^ead babies and the flesh of dead ani­ent of poor farm and courfTy' hospital j mals which lay in the streets. Many was on motion approved by the board, of us lived for months on nothing but showing 30 inmates cared for during grasses, nuts and acorns with very lit-month of November at an average cost i .ia raraai tnnn « each per week of $4.33. Also showing tle cereal rooa-$190.00 turned into county treasury from thft, sale of 4 hogs from poor farm.

On motion the following bills were audited and allowed, viz: 56433—Mary Hallick, services as

nurse for part of Nov., 1918..$ 48.00 56434—Cecil Gahagan. services

attending furnace for part of month of November, 1918 10.00

56435—Alma Halverson, services as laundry girl at county hos- -pltal for month of Nov., 1918.. 30.00

56436—Nellie Torgerson, services as general servant at county hospital for Nov., 1918 32.50

56437—Martin Jacobson, services as laborer at poor farm for No-. vember, 1918 65.00

66438—Joe Short, services as fire­man at county hospital for part of Nov., 1918 6.00

56439—Sarah Bing, services as cook at county hospital for part-of Nov., 1918 37.50

56440—Michael Reidy, cash ad­vanced for labor at poor farm 2.00

56441—Michael Reidy, cash ad­vanced for express and R. R. tifikets to paupers 6.36

56442—Dan Johnson, repairs at poor farm 16.16

66443—N. J. McClafflln, repairs on furnace and range at county hospital 6.00

66444—r-Erick Bernston, building chimney and plastering at coun­ty hospital 26.88

66445—Spriggs Bros., -grate for boiler at county hospital 20.96

56446—Home Tea Co., coffee for county hospital ". 13.60

56447—Geo. Schwam, clothing for inmates of county hospital.... 9.00

56448—Arvilla Supply Co., mater­ial for repairs at poor farm.. -48.41

66449—Williams Pharmacy, drugs for county hospital 16.70

66460—I. D. Sheets, meat for county hospital 9S.4S

66461—Fred, R. Vrchota, tele­phone tolls to county poor farm 2.3S

66462—Farmers* Merc. Co., groc­eries and clothing for Inmates of county" hospital

Total < x ........$812,61

LEGAL NOTICE VOT ICE OF MMMWOI OF FWOD f

OF BEBSKFTZO*. Motion 9393, Compiled Saws of ins. •

To Verdine Courser and all Others In- .> • teres ted: :si:

Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate Stv No. 45740 Issued upon the tax sale D#-cember 14th. 1915, of the following de- •••,• scribed land, viz: Part of the northeast ;,i quarter (NE%) of the southwest quar- 'V ter (SW%) .Of section .two (2) Town $

* •

161, Range 64 of Grand Forks county. N. D„ for the taxes of the year 1914, on said land has been presented at this of­fice and application made for deed there­on; that said tand was sold CV said sale. for $0.60, and thi amount reaulred to redeem said land from said sale, at the < date hereof exclusive of th* coats of accrue upon th s notice Is the sum at

J5.88 and that the time for redemption rom said sale will expire ninety dajra

after the service of this notice. j Witness my hand and seal of oflHee at

Gr*nd Forks, N. D., this 14th day of December,.3.91S. • — : ..

(Dec. 14-31-18) J* ^ '

f t v * 1 tT 1

6 4 \ •*

•> ' > W»> _1, , '<•

l *ss Hi

J * t ; mnU . 4'