Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
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Grafton. N. D., Sept. 15.-Ray. Noll--
man and Henry Brosnahan left Sat
urday for Notre Dame. Ind, where
they will attend college.
Mr.. Barr, formerly Of me high
school faculty. arrived last Thursday
evening from Minneapolis to visit
| with friends.
Miss Mae Mckenzie left last We'd
nesday for .Pittsburg. Pa. where she
| will teach the coming year.
Father Turcotte left Sunday evening
for Bottineau to spend few days at
tending to business matters.
Vernon Sprague spent Thursday be-
tween trains at Grand Forks
Mr. and Mrs q. NJ. Fraser and son
George left SATURDAY. morning for
| Minneapolis.
Miss Gladys Jones returned home
last week from Orr, n. D.. where she
has been visiting.
Fleming Stewart left last week for
| Missoula, Mont. where he will take
a course in forestry at the Montana
university ~
Misses Altene Krstvold and Gene
We've Grover left Monday for Fargo
where they will continue their studies
at the agricultural college.
| wizard B1OrnStad returned last
Wednesday from Rosetown. sask.,
where he has spent the past two
months.
Ray Lally left Sunday evening for
Grand Forks and Minneapolis hav-
ing spent the past ten days at the
Hall home. Mrs. l.allv will remain
till the last Of this week.
Thos. Grace returned Saturday
from ST. Paul. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Grace who has spent some
months with relatives at Ottawa, Ill.
Miss Ann Nelson left Saturday for
west of Park River where she will
teach school.
John Stewart returned Saturday
from the twin cities where he attend
ed the state fair.
Rev. f. Glenn spent Sunday
morning at st. Thomas.
Odule Collette of Argyle looked
after his farming interests at Oak
wood the past week
Last Friday evening the Young
Peoples society of the United I.uth-
] eran church held their first meeting
| after the summers vacation. The
| following program was given:
! Devotionals-By the pastor.
: Paper" The Attitude of Young
/ Women Toward Missionary Work.
Eunice Jacobson.
/ Solo---Clara Hoisvcen.
! Address-Attorncv Thorvald Dahl.
| Song-Mixed quartet
! Refreshments We're served by
Alessrs. ]. Q. Rindahl. Ole Hanson,
! Tom Holt. Thorvald Dahl. Gerhart
Toft and Rev Glenn.
Miss Theresa Vermaleon left Satur-
day for Grand Forks where she will
teach in the public schools.
Mrs. F. l.. Owston and children re-
turned Friday from Minneapolis and
Iowa having spent the past two weeks
there with relatives.
Sheriff n. o. Nelson. States Attor-
ney RI. G.. DePuy and Miss Swenson
stenographer. spent Saturday at
Adams on official business
Mrs. ~ p. Erie and children re-
turned Friday from Cavalier and Wal
halla where they visited the week with
relatives.
Mrs. Ben Courtney and daughter of
Grand Forks spent several days here
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Nol]man visited with
friends in st. Paul the past week.
School COMMENCED on Monday
morning, the teaehGsst having arrived
during, the past te@ DAYS to assume
their duties.
Miss Dalma Hanson came home
from Eoss Saturday and remained
over Sunday at her home.
Myron Omlie returned Monday
morning from southern Minnesota
where he has been visiting since the
closing Of encampment at Sparta,
Wis.
Doctors Witherstine and Wilson of
Grand Forks we're business visitors
here on Friday evening.
Frank Davis. Otis Nelson and Cyril
Glaspel spent Il couple of days at
Brockett last week.
John Dunn of Park River autoed
over here Monday on business.
Coroner David johnson. Chief of
Police Chris Schlenk and Jas. Erop-
lick Of Park River were here on Mon
day transacting business in Judge
Shepherds Office.
NJ. Fl. Sprague and Leonard
Sprague spent Sunday west of Brock
ett.
Mr.. and Mrs John Flekke and
Catherine arrived home SATURDAY.,
having spent the summer months in
Norway.
Clarence Robertson of Park River
was in the city on Saturday.
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