The Cook County news-herald., 1919-06-11

9s East Grand Forks. Sixteen stud
,snts were graduated from the Sacred
Heart parochial school. NJ .=s 5..s.g.. 55.55.
J Sttllwater.-Sixty.seven memSers of
the 1919 class Of the saltwater hfkh
school were graduated at the Audi.
torium theatsr. =1@-.-.#r5 H. 80
; Sleepy Nys.-Burglara entered the
omce OF the Lambert Lumber com.
pany here and enriched themselves
to the extent Of $3.50 in Liberty bonds.
sCrookston.--After being disorgan.
lied during the war owing to tho ab-
sence OF number Of active members,
.t;re Crookston ton. has reoreanized it's Adver-
St. Paul.-Captain Herbert H. M.
Hauck, Mankato, recently DISCHARGED
from military service, was appointed
an assistant state bank examiner by
F. r.. Pearson, state superintendent of
banks. :,
East Grand Forks.-Funeral serv-
Ices for Aaron Brown, pioneer resident
and former mayor, who passed away
at his home here, took place at the
Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian
church.
Warren.-The Marshall County Fed.
Grated Farm club picnic, an annual
event, will be held this year on June
21 in the grove east of Argyle. The
Crookston association has named a
committee to attend.
Moorhead.-In connection with the
summer term at the Moofhead normal
school, vacation school for the ele-
mentary grades will be conducted. The
summer term lasts for period of six
weeks, beginning June "a.
Moorhead. - Commencement exer.
cises Of the Moorhead high school were
held in the auditorium of the normal
school and twenty-seven graduates re-
ce1ved diplomas. DR.. Henry Hoag
Frost of Fargo gave the address.
St. Cloud:-Mrs. Jacob Cziok of Pop
pie Creek was found dead in bed. The
cause has been attributed to heart
trouble. Mrs. Cziok was a resident
OF Poppe Creek for thirty-four years.
lShe is survived by her husband and
six children.
Minneapolis. Julius H. Barnes,
head Of the u. S. Food Administration
Grain Corporation, will be the princi.
pal speaker at the convention of the
Tri-State Country Grain Shippers as.
sociatton to be held in Minneapolis,
June 26, q and %.
St. Cloud.-At meeting of the city
commission the bid OF S2.74 per square
yard for bitulithic paving, submitted
by the General Contracting Company
Of Minneapolis, was accepted and the
mayor and city clerk instructed to
enter into a contract for the work.
Crookston. - With representatives
from every division in which Mime.
sotans participated in line, the parade
of World War veterans which will be
reviewed by Maj.-Gen. Leonard Wood
will be one of the features of the
Soldiers Homecoming and celebration,
to be held in Crookston July / and 2.
The parade will be held on July 2.
Red Lake Falls.-The free women's
rest room has been opened by the
The room is woman's room and is
designed for free use by women Wis
1tOrs to the city and for women's
meetings of all kinds. The quarters
consist of main lounge 15x2O feet,
furnished with easy chairs, tables and
reading matter, a kitchen, and a COM
mittee room l0x14 feet.
neapolis.-Gunder B. Gunderson,
president of the Minnesota Grain com.
pany, and prominent member of the
chamber of commerce has been sued
for divorce by his wife, Grace M. Gun.
derson. Mrs. Gunderson alleges that
he frequently insulted her at social
gatherings and humiliated her in many
ways. Among other things, his wife
declared at a party he once threw a
plate of creamed tomatoes at her.
Hibbing. Four "drunks" faced
Judge Brady in municipal court, among
whom was Erick Frederickson, 81, a
resident of America for thirty-four
years, during which time he has never
even applied for any papers of citi
zensh1p, easily holding the record in
Hibbing for Indifference to the country
in which he lives. His case is ten
years worse than any other which has
come to the notice of the municipal
court.
East Grand Forks-While James
McIlraith, foreman in charge OF the
crew making the repairs on the Min.
er, was on top of the bridge superin.
tending the work, he slipped and fell
thirty feet to the ground. Although
badly bruised and shaken up, Mr.,
McIlraith suffered no broken bones
He is reported as recovering, although
he will be confined to his bed for some
little time.