Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-26
GRANVILLE NOTES

Granville, n. D.. May :5.-A new
piano has been ordered for the Con
gregational church from q firm in
Grand Forks. One hundred dollars
for the piano fund was raised at the
home talent play given in April. The
balance will be given by the different
Sunday school classes and the Ladies
Aid.
One and 22-1oo inches OF rain fell
Saturday night. A big rain also fell
the Friday previous. and on Sunday
evening. Corn and potato planting is
practically finished and prospects for
"a, good crop were never better. So
far few grasshoppers have been found
and it is hoped that the late SHOWS
killed the young ones Matched so
early.
Mrs. c. ]. Krogtros left for Coop
erstown last week. The body OF her
brother. Gordon M. LinEren, arrived
fron. France at that time. Mr.. Lind
gren was a member Of Co. A 2sth In
~ifantry, A. e. F.. and vas FILLED in
sons drive. He enlisted in Co, H,
LIST Regiment Of the National Guards,
on July IL. 1917. and trained at Fl.
Lincoln and camp Green. arriving in
France in December. 1917. and in the
second attack. OF his regiment was
killed. He was buried with full mill
itary honors Sunday. May %. at
Cooperstown. Mr.. Krogfros also at
tended the funeral services.
The Granville Cream Producers as
ISOLATION, organized by local farmers
and dairymen, held a meeting Satur-
day to adopt bylaws and a consti-
tuition. The officers recently elected
were Geo. Lippman. chairman: W. ].
Murphy, vice chairman: H. c. Rom
ington. secretary treasurer. Dirsc-
ltors were: Geo. Lipnnan, H. W. Bar
kus, W. A. christianson. Ole Ander-
eon. C, A. Stubbins, Fl. c. Remington.
r.. A. Nienaber, W. j. Murphy ana
Ole Gotvaslie.
Owing to the hard rain and high
! wind on Friday the Omemee-Gra
vile ball game to have been played
on the local diamond was called of.
The community enjoyed some fine
band music Friday night when the
community band favored its hearers
with a fine concert.
Memorial and baccalaureate ser.
mons will be given at the Congre8a-
tionAl church next Sunday morning
and evening by Rev. II G.. Cullin.
Jack and the Beanstalk.' one. Of thos'
fascinating pictured fairy tales. was
shown free at the Gem theater last
Tuesday-two shows in the afternoon
and one in the evening. This pla.
wasSput on by the business men and
teachers Of Granville, and was wit
nesssd by. a big crowd at each show
Children's Day exercised were helt
By. the children Of the Congregation.
al Sunday school on Sunday evening
ii, the church. Owing to the CLOSING
OF the various schools in and arount
Granville and the different entertain,
!ments, it wal thought best by tn,
Sunday school teachers to hNye tn.
program earlier in. the eason tina.
1t is usually held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Haynes hav.
fine player piano now installed ii
! their cafe.
The fire department Of Granvill,
held election OF officers last wednes
day evening with the following re
i suits: ]. H. Hostettler. president: J
C. Heath, vice president; NJ. G.zFoy
en-, secretary; r. l.. Richardson
treasurer; b. %Jorgenson, chief; Chas
Ehart. engineer; B. JorgenEon, Cfsa
fEhart, r.. G. Heath and Ole Olsol
were elected delegates to the stat
tournament at Williston on June Z.
and 20.