Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-11
Delegates To Wear
Wheat Emblems

Dakota g. A. R.. and the women's
Relief Corps march In the parade at
the national encampment in Boston.
which begins on August 90, they will
be distinguished by attractive wheat
emblems.
Every state wears some character
istic emblem. The wheat for which
the dread basket Of the world" Is ia
NOUS will be painted on the North
Dakota badges, worn as ~buttonhole
bouquets, and twisted as a coat OF
arms for the headdress of the Nom
bers. Mrs. Maria Pattee Of Devils
Lake. who as department president.
has been attending to these arrange
ments, says that the North Dakota
people will take with them some very
fine specimens of wheat.
Mrs. E. NJ. Read of 623 North
Fourth street, prominent worker in
the local and state departments of
the Relief Corps, is to be among those
from this state to attend the encamp-
ment, expecting to leave here next
Thursday en- route for Boston.
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Mrs. Paul Bonebrake. formerly Miss
Dorothea Hines, a popularity known
s~ister-in-law. Mrs. H. E.. Simpson,
Miss Sarah Hoiseth. and other friends.
She expects to remain for a fortnight,
and then will go south to join Mr..
Bonebrake at Atlanta, Ga, where they
are to make their home. En- route
Mrs. Bonebrake will visit her broth
ers at st. Louis and Chicago. Since
their marriage last year Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonebrake have been living in
Minneapolis.
Miss Mollie O'Brien, who has been
p summer school instructor here, has
gone to Fargo to spend the remainder
of the summer vacation at her home.
Miss O'Brien is an instructor in the
local public schools, and will return
for the opening of the fall term.
Mrs. Harry s. Rms ( and her little
daughter, Kathryn. who were guests
Of friends in Fargo for several days.
returned to Grand Forks yesterday.
Mr.. King. who has been there with
them, returned here on Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed, a bride
and groom Of yesterday, arrived here
last night. Their marriage took place
in Dry Lake township, near Devils
Lake. the bride being Miss Mary
Horne. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Horne, old and we'll known settlers
Of that section. During the last year
Brocket. The groom, a former Penn
resident, is manager Of an independ-
n elevator near this 7 ! city,
Miss Ellen Lincoln Of 1902 Belmont
avenue. gave a slumber party last
night for Miss Catherine Pratt of Cav
alier, who is the guest of Miss Selma
Sherman of Almont ven There
eight guests. and they were en-
tertained at a breakfast this morning
Mrs. NORMAN D. Black : and her little
G 0n~ NNNVRon N - Uyhn hoSva hAay,
visiting relatives in Marinette. Wis.
for several weeks, will return to
Grand Forks tonight.
Mrs. H. wfberg Of Sioux Falls. 8
D.. who has been here for the las
M. Waldo of 7o3 University avenue
expects to leave this morning for hel
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ref and theil
daughter Phyllis. former residents .
Bnent the day with MI. and Mrs. K. T
Fallett Of Cottonwood street. Mr.. an.
Mrs. Ref and their daughter wer'
On route to their home at Devils Lake
from a visit of several weeks in tn
east.
Miss Isola Belle Peterson Of Sprinl
Valley, Wis. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
L. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Hal
loran, who have spent a day or tw'
here as guests of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Poupore of Reeve
avenue, will leave this morning
for Mowbray, N. D. Mrs. Halioral
was formerly Miss Eva Poupore, an,
her marriage to MI. Halloran tool
place the latter part of July. The,
have since been at the Detroit Lakes
and are now en route to their new
home in Mowbsay: x
Miss Della Conneran, accompanies
by the Misses Teresa and Margare
Powers, left at noon yesterday 70
Sank Center and the Twin Cities
where they will visit for a time.
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Mrs. A. j. F. voigt left yesterda
for Maple Lake to spend the wee
end with Mr.. voigt who has bee
there for a week.
Paul e. Van Luchene has arrived /
the city from vibaux, Montana, I
join Mrs. Van Luchene and their bah
daughter, who have been guests c
Mrs. Van Luchene's parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. 3. Fox, Of the Stratford bloch
Mr.. Van Luchene made the trip b
auto, a distance of nearly five hundre
miles in a day and a half. and cam
by way OF Bismarck. He and Mr.
Van Luchene will remain for som
Fox, and expect to make the tri
home in their motor.