Local City Notes and Advertisements from Grand Forks
Numerous brief notices cover dances at Faden Grove and Bachelor's Grove, orchestra schedules, theater showings, and real estate. Includes travel for Dr. J G Brandin, job ads, Red Cross inquiries, the Inkster baseball tournament plans, and other small notices across Grand Forks and nearby towns.
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University Avenue
Garvin & Palmer
Otfborn
Park River
Legion
Minto Bowery
Wed
Inkster
Thur
Legion Day
Adv
Pres. Kane Leaves For Chicago Friday
Vesper services at Merrifield hall open area of the university with Dean Vernon P. Squires as speaker at 6 45 this evening. Annual gathering honors teachers and others in the summer session. Family expresses thanks for kindness and floral tributes after the illness and death of a husband and father.
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Vernon P. Squires
Merrifield Hall
BE. Johnson
Dehn Silo Company To Locate In Grand Forks
A. F. Dehn, mentor of the hollow concrete stove, announced in Grand Forks that the Dehn Silo Company will locate there. He met with Commercial Club officials and is considering several factory and office sites. A large building is planned for the near future.
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A. F. Dehn
Dehn
Grand Forks
Prominent Fort Rice Man Dies After Long Residency
Edward Dwight aged 68 a pioneer and leading Fort Rice resident died at his home Monday. The body was taken to Mandan for burial with his son Stanley surviving.
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Rice
Fort Rice
N. D
Edward Dwight
Mandan
Stanley
Robertson and Dawson Speak at Legion Session
Co I. Dawson, state commander of the American Legion, spoke in Grand Forks on Tuesday night while en route home from Park River where he addressed a legion celebration. President TE. P. Robertson of Wasting College also spoke at the event.
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Co. I. Dawson
American Legion
Grand Forks
Park River
TE. P. Robertson
Wasting College
Entering Self Defense Plea in Michigan Shooting Case
Albert Sherman of Petersburgh Michigan was arrested in Toledo charged with killing Walter Gilday of Erie Michigan during a sect riot at North White Ward. Sherman says he fired in self defense while guarding Louis J. King amid high tensions after an allnight meeting. King is described as a former priest who speaks in Catholic church circles.
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Toledo
Ohio
Albert Sherman
Petersburgh
Michigan
Walter Gilday
Erie
North White Ward
Gilday
Louis J. King
Sherman
King
Supreme Court Affirms Denial of New Trial for Condemned Men
The Nebraska supreme court tonight affirmed the Howard county district court ruling denying Allon T. Cole a new trial. The decision ends litigation for Cole and condemned accomplice Allen V. Grammer except for a federal appeal by Grammer in the Eighth Circuit at St Paul Minnesota.
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Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
District Court of
Howard County
Allon T. Cole
Cole
Allen
Aneta Indian Team to Meet Fadden’s in Fourth of July Rivalry
Aneta Indians visit Dacotah Park to play Fadden's boys in a major Fourth of July clash. Aneta seeks States championship form after a strong nine game stretch with one loss. Grand Forks aims for revenge after a prior 6 to 1 defeat, with 25 to 30 Aneta fans expected and two Kansas City additions on the roster.
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Aneta
Dacotah Park
Thin City
Fadden
Grand Forks
Forks
Kansas City
Seafon
Drayton Tops Walhalla Twice In Doubleheader
Drayton, North Dakota beats Walhalla 4 2 and 11 0 in a two game set Tuesday. Farnsworth and Thomason pitched well though Walhalla’s support lagged in game one with two hits and two errors fueling Drayton’s four run inning.
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Drayton
N. D
Walhalla
Walhalls Banch
Farnsworth
Thomaston
Thomasson
Drayton Fuer
R. HB. Drayton
Battersworth
Cameron, Thomasson and Robinson
R.H.E. Drayton
Elkema
Cameron
Stevenson and Robinson
Herald Heads City Commercial League
The Herald Publishing company team and the Grand Forks Stars lead the City Commercial League standings as six teams compete. Tonight the Y M A team visits Herald at university field and Bridgeman Rumell faces the Stars at Dacotah Park.
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Herald Publishing Company
Grand Forks Stars
Herald
Eeceeesees
Ee Ceeereenees
Bl& Re Co
Irerie Rco
University Field
Bridgeman-Rumell Company
Biars
Dacotah Park
Lake Ball Club July Schedule From Devils Lake
Devils Lake North Dakota June 30 Devils Lake baseball club announces a July schedule from July 1 through July 16 with games against Wofford Minnewankan Rugby Lakota Aneta Warwick Towner New Rockford Valley City Starkweather and repeats Valley City dates including July 14 and July 18 July 2 through July 15 listed with two games on July 4 and two games on July 6.
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Devils Lake
N. C
Devil Lake
Doc. Hughes
Wofford
Minnewankan
Lakota
Aneta
Warwick
Towner
New Rock
Wildrose Triumphs Over Hanks Players 7 6
Wildrose all home team edged the Hanks squad 7 to 6 on the local diamond in North Dakota. The game stayed tied in the fifth and seventh innings before Wildrose pushed the winning run across in the ninth. Batteries were Jeffries and Tappen for Hanks with Gardner and Mixer for Wildrose.
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Wildrose
N. D
Theglaried Hanks
R. H. E. Hanks
Jeffries
Tappen
Gardner
Mixer
Ankie
Rudolph
Grow
Suckstorff
Damsden
Hall
Zahl Ball Tossers Defeat Appam Men
Appam North Dakota June 30 Zahi led the Zahl Ball Tossers to victory at the fourth annual Farmers Elevator picnic scoring seven runs in the fifth inning. Zahl added four more runs in the last four innings as Appam men failed to respond. Batteries Larson Johnson Duon Blakkey and Johnston. Umpires McQueen Cunningham.
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Appam
N. D
Zahi
Farmers Elevator Company of
Zahl
Larson
Johnson
Duon
Blakkey
McQueen
Cunningham
Forest River Nets Two Wins in Park River Celebration
At a Tuesday celebration in Oato Minnesota Forest River took two games by four runs each. In the first Hedlurn’s effort pushed Forest River ahead while the second saw Oato fall 9 to 5 to the River team.
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Park River
Forest River
N. C
Oato
Minn
Hedlurn
Tod
Foret River
River Gang
Forest Fiver
Farnsworth
Lockman
Attridge
Oslo
Gooman
Kibouky
Prohibition and League of Nations Planks in Focus
San Francisco June 30 The Democratic platform work progressed with the League of Nations and prohibition as major hurdles. Subcommittee work anticipated a clash over reservations and enforcement while aiming for a final draft before the convention resumes today. Washington figures and senators shaped the administration’s stance. Blackberry cordial and wild cherry wine noted among added intoxicants.
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San Francisco
Omarrow
Carter Glass
League of Nations
Prohibition
Imith-committee
Glass
Colby
Walsh
Senate
Platform Committee
W. J Bryan
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Bourke Cochran
New
Wilson
Washington
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Faday Evenisis
Fimard
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Ady
Jens
O. K
DeMers Ave
J. G. Brandin
Portland
Oregon
Remi
Faden Grove
Taft
Dence
Breda’s Grove
East Grand Forks
Hannah
Bachelor's Grove
Ctthor
Northwestern National Bank
Aeteenh
W. A. Scouten Fet Inkster
Harvey
Chatsworth
Ontario
Canada
N. W
C. T. Hoverson
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
J. G. Wineman
Lanse
J. Hume Lee
Neche, N. D
J. H. Lee Company
Lee
Red Cross
G. N. Stone
Northwood
Maldemar Worlavtseff
Omsk
Siberia
Canes Protela
Cupid
Thomas F. Kane
State University
L. K
RC. McAllen
N* University
Phono
J. Office
Dakota Pharmacy
P. O
Kane
Chicago
Dehn Silo Company
Robertson and Dawson
Marie Dorotm
Herbert Brenon
Supreme
Marie
Elaine Hammerstein
Robalie Branxs
ROYAL
Man
The
Grand Forks Herald
Miet
Dorothy Phillips
Vivian
Sonia
Orpheum
Talmadge
LeRoy Scott
Miss Talmadge
Jennie
the International News
Herald Heads City Commercial League
Lake Ball Club
Hanks
Corres
Alameda
Hanan
J. & C. Cousins
J. & T. Sones
Strom Leather
Virginia
Grand Forks Floral CO
G. Leer
Deniers Ave
Grena Forks
Demand Union
S. L. Knapp
the Fruit Mart
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