Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-01
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Surprised On
goth Wedding
"A Anniversary

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Last night, the twentieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Lindelie, 1s5 Reeves avenue. was the
occasion for a pleasant surprise party
arranged chiefly by members of the
local lodge Of the Northumberland.
an association comprising members
among Norwegians everywhere in the
world. The first American lodge of
the Nordmandsforbund was organized
in his city with Mr.. Lindelie as its
first president.
A large. number of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindelie were present,
and when all had gathered. L. J.. Sill.
jan, secretary of the Nordmandsfor-
bund lodge No. /, introduced I. A..
Berg, Norwegian vice consul, who de-
livered a short speech conveying the
congratulations of friends present and
absent and also thanking Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindelie for their efforts in con-
nection with intellectual cooperation
between Norwegians and Americans.
At the conclusion of his speech, Mr..
Berg presented the Lindelie family
with a gift which had been purchased
by friends for the wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr.. Lindelie responded feelingly to
Mr.. Berg's speech and said that al
though he had lived far away from
Grand Forks for years at a time, Mrs.
Lindelie and himself always felt that
this city was their real home. The
remaining hours were spent informal
ly and with entertainment of various
kinds.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Olger B. Burtness, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. q Thorson, Professor and
Mrs. II. n. Aaker, Mr.. n Mrs. B.
Sorbo, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Ellestad,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mork. Mr.. and
Mrs: o. l. sande, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Thorgrimsen, e. S. Strandvofd, Rev.
David .StoeVe, o. K. Waxvik, L. j. Sill
JAM Samuel sThorgerson, Oluf Vaks-
vik.s IT,. j. Hagen, L. A. Berg, L. H.
Sannes, Paul How, o. G.. Glaserud and
Chr. Notsund.
Mrs. E. j.. o'Reilly who has been
the 4guestsof her parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
j. RPoupore. of Reeves avenue for
the last three weeks will return to her
home tomorrow. Mrs. O'Reilly came
to attend the wedding Of her sister,
Miss Eva Poupore and Joseph Ed
ward Halloran which was an event Of
lastweek.
Grand Forks friends of the former
Miss Marie Miller, now Of Lima, Ohio,
will be interested in knowing that
she was married on July FL at Mon
roe, Mich, to- William o. Kidney of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller of Detroit,
Mich., who formerly made their home
here, and she was here for an ex-
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young daughters. Jean and Pearl, left
! this morning for Minot, where they
are to- reside. Mr.. Larson preceded
1 them there some time ago. and has a
home in readiness for his family. Mr..
and5f Mrs. Larson made their home
hi%g for q number Of years, and leave
friends.
Miss Gertrude Paletz left at noon
! today for Fargo to visit for some
time at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
l Max Goldberg.
Mrs D. Turner q her little
son Jack. and Mrs. Robert Helmkay
! of Rugby have returned from a three
weeks visit in the Twin Cities and
/ Duluth. Mrs. Helmkay left for her
home at Rugby yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Wickard has gone tt
oSulOIU, Iowa., loT d NdCdlloH WISH U!
q few weeks.
Miss Marian Harvey. and Hugh Nc
Ilraith, Jr., of this city are 1t Forest
River guests at the farm HON OF
Misses Sadie and Phyllis Mcdonald.
Mrs. George Henkey of Battle Lake
4 MINI, Is here for a visit of a few day.
with her SOL Frank Henkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hanson, 6
bride and groom Of early July, whose
wedding occurred at Seattle, are now
at Fertile, visiting friends, and are
expected to reach this city, where they
are; to make their home, some time
during the latter part of the week.
Mrs. N. Simmer Of sS4 South Fourth
street returned last night from Argyle
Mimi. where she had been for a weel
visiting relatives and friends.
Arthur M. Hulteng returned las
night from Otter Tail Lake, MINI.
where he had spent a weeks vacation
at the summer home Of his father
Rev. "A. j. Hulteng.
Miss Hazel Powers Of 1904 NORTH
Fifth street left last night for Duluth
where she will visit friends for some.
time.
Mrs. J. H. Griffin and her daughter
I Mrs. J. NJ. Carroll, Jr., who has beer
Ill for sometime, left last night fol
Ehakopee, Mimi, where they will re
main for a time in the hope Of bene
dtting The latter's health,