Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
HANNAH NOTES

danan, N. D., Sept. al. Grey
moved last week into the residence
n ns recently purchased from ron Roy Har-
Sept. list Burney Ktose severed his
connections with the Hannah state
pank to take up work in an elevator
at Wales. -
Molly sdholl having rented the Refs
n Balfo4r farms for a term of Ave
years, has purchased. their horses and
farm machinery with which. to carry
on the work. He will move into the
hGuse now occupied by Herman
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Enger.
q daughter, Sept. 3rd.j
Miss Alice Porter, employed in the
State Bank, has been enjoyinet q
weeks vacation at her home IN Cal
vim.
fAl. Grey has sold his small resi-
dence in the west part Of town to
FRANK Even, who will move into it
S. ). A. Boyd and wife visited over
Sunday at Brandon. Man.
Miss Lottie Skene is preparing for
her fall millinery opening. She is
|Schrude. go
J. ". Buck, who had been engaged
las superintendent of the Hannah
schools, has resigned and will attend
jamestown college, this year..
Aplans bad sheenI made to open
have no superintendent or principal
IN view for the high school, there
Will be Some delay" u 81
Labor Day was not-observed to any
extent here. The banks and postof-
flee were closed, but it was a busy
DAY Tor n merchants and threshers.
MI. and Mrs. Jas. Mcclure, Irrna.
n Glen, and Mr.. Mrs. Yves.
Atcnison drove to Killarney. Man., on
Tuesday for a few days outing. I
Alice and Noble Austin returned to
their home In Grand Forks on Thurs
day preparatory to entering on their
school work there.
Miss Calantha Valentine had a hol-
1day in her school on Monday, Labor
Miss Grace Myrah- spent several
days laststweek visiting friends in
Miss Mary Jeffrey has been enter
tanning The Misses Staple this week
FROM Concrete. i
Mrs. L. McNi9en had a severe at
tack Of heart failure on Wednesday
night, evidently induced by fear Of
the fire. Her daughter, Miss Sarah,
was summoned from Inkster, and.
came up Thursday afternoon.
The movie and lecture, History of
the Dietz Family" listed to be given
IN a tent on Tuesday evening, did NOT
,materialize. lThe very heavy rain
which fell in the afternoon wet the
tent so it could no be raised, and SO
the entertainment was called on.
MI. and Mrs. Alb. State and MI,
and Mrs. J. A. Thompson drove to.
the Walhala hills Tuesday afternoon
after wild plums. When starting up
q hill one Of the auto wheels broke
and they narrowly escaped a serious
ldtsaster. After considerable delay,
repairs. were secured andethey reach-
Nome about 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Bert tTempleton has been ON
the sick list thts week.
John Hannafl has rented the Dave
Hannah farm and will move. onto it
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Byers and Mrs.
VIM. Valentine.6on Monday afternoon.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Stewart.
of La Raviere, Man. She had died
suddenly of paralysis.
On Wednesday,. afternoon from 8
to 8 o'clock, Mrs. DR.. e. n. Boyd en-
tertained q number of the girls in a
farewell party before their departure
for school. There were sixteen guests
present and nine OF those expect t.
soon to attend school or take
teaching. The afternoon was ass
with fancy work and visiting, AZ
which the hostess assisted by Miss
aySfMcfntosh, served al dainty lunch,