Grand Chapter Officers Elected At Masonic Temple
Twenty fifth session of O E S opened at the Masonic Temple with Adolf M Christianson of Bismarck chosen Grand High Priest. New and re elected officers were installed and routine business reviewed as sessions continue this afternoon including ritual and constitution changes and time for sessions. Acacia chapter of the Grand Forks is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf M. Christianson
Bismarck
Temple
Masonic Temple
Grand Chapter
John H. G. Turner
Bottineau
George E. Duis
Grand Forks
Grand King
Walter H. Murfin
LaMoure
Grand Scribe
Harry Lord
Can
Grand Council
Emma Reiton
Acacia Chapter
The
Alkali in Soap Hurts Hair Use Mulsified Coconut of Ash
An advertisement warns that common soaps and shampoos contain excess alkali drying the scalp and brittle hair. It recommends Mulsified coconut of ash as a pure greaseless alternative that cleanses, conditions, and rinses easily. A few ounces cost a few coins at pharmacies and suit all family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thampoo
Avery
Eastern Sear Welcomes at Opening of Grand Session
The chapter opening includes Wel come address at Bowbells and remarks by Warriner of Grand Forks. Election of officers for the coming year to be held Friday morning. Reports, memorial service, reception for grand matrons and patrons. Silver Jubilee observed with a large class of candidates to be initiated this evening and a social time afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Sear
Peeeegeeee
Smmaion
North Dakota
Park Urged as Allocation for Grand Forks Children
University park is likely to be urged as the site for a proposed Preventatorium for underweight children, advocated by city health authorities. Visiting nurse Misa May McCulloch notes the park’s pleasant surroundings and lack of deep water, making it safer than river parks for outdoor care. The plan, including housing about 20 children, may be discussed with the park board, board of health, and civic groups.
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University Park
Children of
Grand Forks
Misa May McCulloch
Park Board
Board of Health
Lindquist returns home after year of overseas service
Ole Lindquist arrives in Grand Forks after a year with the 90th division 257th Infantry in France. He landed at Newport News June 8 and was discharged after three months in hospital following severe wounds from the Argonne forest. He visits his parents at 509 Cherry Street before resuming civilian life.
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C. B. Lindquist
Grand Forks
Sune
Lindquist
257Th Infantry
Newport News
A. E. Lindquist
Cherry Street
France
Argonne Forest
U” High School
Convention Guests Visit Navy Office
Visitors from the Masonic lodge came to the navy recruiting office to seek information on discharged sailors. State travelers pursued personnel discharge matters including permanent release travel pay and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Masonic Lodge
Langdon Welcomes Flying Legends After Air Exhibitions
Lieuts Myron Bacon and Al Forseth staged aerial displays in Langdon, drawing about 15 000 spectators for a celebration honoring returned soldiers. The Grand Forks flyers demonstrated fights and formation maneuvers, with a 7 pm aerial combat the day’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Bacon
al Forseth
Langdon
Grand Forka
Army
J. A. Boyd
Corp
Encampment to Confer Degrees Friday Evening
Final Encampment No 2 I O will confer full Encampment degrees on a class of 25 candidates from Drayton Gilby Emera do Fisher Grand Forks and other areas Friday evening at Odd Fellows. Meeting called to order at 730 degree work starts promptly at 8 o clock. A banquet will be served at 11 o clock and after the work is concluded a picture may be taken. Patriarch Frank Fraser of Walhalla is expected to be present with many members coming by autos from the tributary towns to Grand Forks. The parl Iament will be in charge J Welsh and D A Hoge and C F Redick will have charge of the degree work. The membership of Binal encampment will pass the two hundred mark at this meeting and Binal is expected to remain the largest Encampment in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayton
Gilby
Emerado
Fisher
Grand Forks
Odd Fellows
Frank Fraser
Walhalla
Aitos
Parlainment
Ord. Gréas
J.welsh
D. A. Hoge
C. F. Redick
Binal
County This Week: Farm Records Aid in Production Totals
Edwin Mayland, a farm management demonstrator from the agricultural gillsee, arrives in Grand Forks to assist county farmers this week. He will help complete crop and stock cost records, inventories of farm equipment, and labor hours, as part of a statewide effort with 75 other counties.
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Edwin Mayland
Agricultural Gillsee
Fargo
Grand ‘Orka
Wey
Mayland
Salvation Army seeks funds for hut erection
A local Salvation Army unit plans a July 4 home coming with a hut similar to French models. The drive aims to raise 200 donations of one dollar each to fund the hut on DeMers site, supporting the parade and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
France
Cope
Fladland Case Continues Without Resolution
A district court case opened Wednesday remains unfinished with no forecast for completion this afternoon. Officials indicated the trial would proceed as planned, but authorities warned delays could continue as proceedings stretch into the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisdland
Aerine
the Cours
Union Picnic At Riverside Park Next Sunday
Trade union members of Grand Forks are invited to a meeting and picnic at Riverside Park at 1190 Adl oew next Sunday afternoon. Music by the Grand Forks Band will be provided and addresses and speeches are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Yorks
Riverside Park
Grand Forks
Addresese
Sedan
BEA Eae
Prizes Awarded In Peay Playmaking Contest
Ruth Minneson of Mercer won the top prize of 25 for an original university play in the Arneberg contest at the University of North Dakota. Anne Mitchell of Stephen Mina Read of Devils Lake shared second and third prizes of 15 and 10. The Dakota Playmakers will present the winning authors as members after the program at school opening. jurors included Beatrice Olson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Ruth Minneson
Mercer
J. G.arnebei
Grand’ Forka
Mina Martineson
Arneberg
J. G. Arneberg
University of Nera Dakota
Alon
Beatrice Olson
F. L. Rickaby
H. Fonter Jones
Lyle Bittinger
Agnes O'Connor
City Board of Equalization Ends Sessions This Afternoon
The city board of equalization will close its sessions at 4 o clock this afternoon. City assessment books will be certified to the county board for statewide equalization, which will adjust township and city valuations but not individual assessments. Taxpayers queried their assessments, though protests were few as the session ends.
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City Board of Equalisation
Petty
County’ Board of Equalization
City Of Grafton In Pavement Law Suit
The Warren Bros Co sues the City of Grafton and John O Connor Co of Fargo over asphalt pavement laying. It claims infringement of Warren patents as the paver work proceeds. Bangs and Robbins represents Warren Bros Co in the federal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
John O'Connor Co
Fargo
Warren Bros. Co
Bangs and Robbins
Gratton i
War Bros. Co
Bismarck Newspaper Named in $400000 Libel Suit
The Bismarck Tribune Publishing company and George D. Mann were sued for libel for $400,000 by A. C. Townley and William Lemke. The actions concern Tribune publication of evidence from the state banking board investigation into the reorganization of the American Exchange Bank of Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck, N. D
Bismarck Tribune Publishing Company
George D. Mann
A. C. Townley
Natonal Nonpartisan League
William Lemke
League
The
Tribune
State Banking Board
American Exchange Bank of
Valley
Former Green Bay postmaster found dead in river
Fred A. Holtman former postmaster of Green Bay and longtime Republican figure was found body in the Fox river near the docks. Corner examination found no water in the lungs suggesting not drowned but heat may have felled him before the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Fred A. Holtman
Wisconsin
Fox River
Holman
Diplomas Awarded to Five Students at Wesley College
Commencement was held in Corwin hall at 10 am with five students receiving diplomas from Wesley College president Dr E P Robertson. Dr Ke R Stolz introduced graduates, and A W Selbart H M Holman W C Dudley gave addresses on farming religion and city churches. Vocals by Fern Crothers Maude Stevens. Luncheon followed at university commons.
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Paarch
W. C. Dudley
Fern Crothers
Maude Stevens
University Commona
Seibart
Holm
Dudley
Miss Crothers
Miss Stevens
Conservatory
Senior Graduates Are Given Diplomas at Commencement
Diplomas were presented to 47 pupils of the university high school at the annual commencement exercises held Wednesday evening at Woodworth auditorium. The ceremonies featured a commencement address by Dean Joseph P. Kennedy and were presided over by Prof. Co C Schmidt, superintendent of the high school.
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University High School
Woog
Kum
Thomas F. Kane
University
Joseph Kennedy
Sine Rian Benne
Sayre
Woodworth
Joseph P. Kennedy
Co. C. Schmidt
Ohio passes measure urging governor to stop prize fight
In Columbus, Ohio the lower house adopted a resolution urging Governor Chaito to halt a prize fight billed between Willard and Dempsey. The action comes as lawmakers vie to curb boxing events while details of the proposed bout are noted in state proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chaito
Willard-Dempee
Market Summary Heavy Grain and Metal Quotes Milwaukee to New York
Milwaukee wheat and rye prices shown for No 2 yellow and white grades with 2.25 to 2.40 ranges and July September figures. Potatoes and Irish Cobblers listed in Chicago prices. Copper, lead, zinc, tin, and spelter quotes given with spot and futures in New York and London. Money market rates for mercantile paper and currencies noted, alongside cotton futures in New York with July through March prices and related bond data.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Smorthern
Ian
Wisconsin
Chicago
United States
New York
Tron
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
Standard Copper
Border Quiet Along the Mexico Border and Villa Activity
Reports from the border state that lines were calm with no Villa movements near Gilupe or the island. Seventy Villa men were sighted yesterday as camp fires were watched by an American patrol. Soldiers kept vigil through the night as border tensions persisted.
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Falcons
Texas
Gilupe
United States
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Equalization Board
City Hall
City of Grafton
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Minneapolis
Minn
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University of Minn
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International Flyers
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