Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-18
CROOKSTON NOTES

"Ahbl NIX WI
construction work by the city has
been completed for the winter with
the ending OF the work on Summit
g The city project regarding the
extension of Robert street for, the pur-
pose Of eliminating two dangerous
railway crossings is proceeding, The
viewers appointed to - examine tho
property on the proposed right of way
elected !gEssORrien as chair
Anderson and +. S:.sWtfler:.
Oh. Miller, representing the Ham
line 5Eollege Glee. club, was a. visitor
at the high school Thursday to pre-
sent the matter or the glee clubs APP
pearance here February Is. The club,
If arrangements can be made, would
here from Grand Forks where
it plays Feb. IA, going from here to
Benidji where it has a program
scheduled for Feb. 16.
Marriage licenses issued at thc Polk
county court house Wednesday in
cluded those to John Hannah of Fish
err and Nellie Hanson: Chris GlaGerud
of Eldred and Florence Hanson, and
to Emil L. Azure Of Oslo and Cora A.
B%jorndahl.
One Of the largest deers to be
brought back by the many successful
hunters of Crookston was thai killed
by a The animal was shot by
Miss Jennie Cook and was killed near
Williams, MINI. Miss Cook made the
killing while visiting her brother. The
deer, which weighed 225. pounds was
declared to be the larges deer ver
killed in the Williams region.
DR.. G. Breslford. medical director
of the Sunnyrest sanitorium, was the
principal speaker at the last regular
bi-weekly meeting Of local physicians.
The meeting, which was held at the
office of DR.. Arthur kahala- dealt
with tuberculosis with DR.. Breslford
speaking on the subject Of heliother-
tas applied to the cure of that dis
ease. Others to speak at the meeting
We're Drs. l.. l.. Brown. G. f. Danlpier
and H. II. Hodge. DR.. Holte, who pre-
sided at the meeting, announced the
next gathering Woul be held at his
Office with DR.. j. L. Norman. presid-
ing. The meeting will be, devoted to
the discussion Of ,diphtheria and scar
let fever. :
club rooms Friday and Saturday even
ings when a large number Of turkeys
and geese will be presented to lucky
contestants. Dancing will also be a
feature on both evenings of the enter
tainment.
Although it was the fourth showing
in this city D, W. Griffith's super
film. 1.-THE Birth of a Nation broke
all house records at the Grand theater
Wednesday night when every seat in.
the house was sold out before the
start of the picture.
C.. G. Selvig and c. H. Zealand. -di-
rector and secretary, respectively, of
the Red River Valley Development
association, have returned to their
MONIES here from BraiEerd where they
attended the annual winter meeting
OF the Northern Minnesota Develop
ment association. Both men expressed
the desire of the valley association to
cooperate with the northern associa-
ton while Mr.. Selvig extended his re-,
marks to explain the Red Lake drain
age and food control project now I'M
der way in this section of the state.
Mics Ednn Morrison. daughter of
Mrs, M. Morrison Of Langdon, n. D.,
became the bride of Howard N. Lee
of Walhalla, N. d.. at a. wedding sol
.emnized at the Presbyterian manse
here Wednesday. Rev. f. J. Hibbard.
Crookston pastor. performed the cere-
nony. The brides attendant was Miss
Zelda Monroe of LApgdon while
Claude l.. Dean, University of NORTH
Dakota student, attended the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left last evening for
a ten day honeymoon trip4t the Twin
Cities before RETURNING to Walhalla to
make their home.
program was given at the Sunnyrest
sapitorium Wednesday by the local
branch under the direction of Mrs. H.
ii. Hodgson. Among those who took
part were Mrs. O. J. Thompson, Mrs.
8. A. Erickson, Mrs. Walter r. Banks,
Miss Mile Kohler, Miss Mae Rideout
and Mrs. Hodgson.