Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Red Lake Falls Notes

Red Lake Falls, Mimi, Dec. U.s.
The Red Lake Falls schools closed
last Friday afternoon for the two
weeks holiday vacation, and several
members of the faculty left the same
day for their homes. Miss Gladys Ru-
therford ven to saltwater; Miss
Edith Morrow to River Falls. Wis;
Miss Bernice Darby to B%athgate, N.
D.; Miss Selma Rogne to Crookston;
Miss: Marion Lesher and Miss Anna
Olson to Minneapolis. Saturday Supt.
T..sC. Ullereng left for Fargo and
Wednesday Miss Marion Packard left
for Minneapolis. The other members
of h teaching force will remain
here.
Albert Gervais has gone back to
St. Paul after a visit at the home of
his uncle, Nap Pouliot.
Rev. ". H. Evans of Sandstone,
Mimi, supplied the, pulpit at the local
Presbyterian church last Sunday. He
returned to his home Monday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Paddsn of Crook
ston, visited between trains last Mon
day at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Schreiter.
Miss Roseanna Dion has returned
from q visit with relatives nea
Brooks.
Mrs. W. H. Kruger, and, daughter,
Irene! were Thief River Falls visitors
between trains Tuesday.
Mrs j. V. Fisher has arrived from
Forest City. Iowa, to spend the win
ter at the home of her son. w. II.
Fisher.
Mrs. Charles Fellman. daughter,
Miss 5tfAlice Fellman, and son., Vern
Fellman.s were Thief River Falls Wis.,
ttors between trains Tuesday.
Miss Eliza beth Kankel has returned
home from Kenmare.gN n. D., where he
is teaching, and will spend her holi-
day vacation here.
Samuel Gibeau left Tuesday for
Minneapolis after spending a week
here on business matters. He does
not expect to- return to Red Lake
Falls until May or June.
Miss Hazel Healy arrived today
rom River Forest, Ill. to spend, her
Christmas vacation at home: Miss
CHea1y Us 1.-The supervisor OF music in
the River forrest schools.
w. C..I4ee' of Browns Creek was q
county seat visitor recently.
Mrs: .: Marsonnette weDtsto Crook.
ston Tuesday afternoon for a visit
with relatives.
Theo. La Bissoniere has returned
from a business trip to Croohston.
County Agent Chas. C..IAke, w. J.
IQuesnelL Edmund J. Porter and Fer
Iment Derosier returned Friday from
Crookston, where they had been to
attend the observation-disclosures
Frank ~Jeffers. also a delegate. from.
this city. returned the following day.
Miss Pearls ST. Aubin. who lis teach
ing music in the public schools at
Grand Junction. Iowa.. will arrive
home today for the holidays.
Miss Myrtle Poirier arrived Wed
nesday from Fargo to spend the holi-
days at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Rufus PORTER. III
Mrs. WA. schrieter went to Crook
stons "Wednesday to spend Christmas
at the homes of her son, N. G.. 6chrei.
ter 1dss5daughter. Mrs. JYsJ.. Padden.
Lowell Grady Of Crookston, visited
friends here the first part OF the
week:
Harold GaaSs is here from, Crook
ston with his mother. they were
called here by the last i~llneesAof her
father. J.H. Glass.
Henry Klaus, Jr., better known q.
Bud, III arriXed hon.s sWednesdas
from, Minneapolis to- spend the holi;
, days at the home OF his parents.
VIM Matthew's arrivedsshOmessWed
nesday from Htbbing, where ne hal
been employer for some@weeks.
p F..sWheeler transacted business
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tor Of the Presbyterian church -
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Fails yisitor. over Tuesday r1dsi1t.f he
Ing called here ,tOss Oficiatea ut tn
funeral OIL J. H. laas. 4
Joe Hirsch arrived home sWednee
/ day for Tie holidays from Benidyl
where he haaa been WorkinIE q ~
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