Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-01
GRAFTON NOTES

John Donnelly & Sons. owners of
the North Branch Stock farm, entered
four registered S~horthorns at the Mi
not Stock Show last week. One Of
championship prize and topped the
sale at $500. The North Branch
Stock farm has bred some exception
ally fine cattle that are attracting
statewide attention.
Last week the board Of administra-
ton wired Superintendent A. r. T.
Wylie Of the institution for feeble
minded to have the institution water
system connected with that of the
city. Workmen started digging at
once. and the connection was COM
pleted Monday. For some time the
PRESSURE OF the institution well has
been inadequate for proper fire pro-
lection. Constant pressure is row as
sured through the institution system.
and In case Of fire as much added
pressure as car be used will be i'm
medtately available.
Mrs. H. G.. Sprague was hostess to
twenty-four ladies Thursday after
noon with progressive 500 as the di-
version. Lilacs and other spring
flowers decorated the rooms attrac.
lively. The hostess favored the high
low scores, Mrs. H. A. Ball re-
eeiving the head prize, Mrs. Philip
Baer the consolation. A two.course
luncheon was served at S o'clock, Mrs.
Charles Miller and Mrs. NJ. v. VIII
liams assisting the hostess.
Mrs. Joel Myers entertained a sec
ond group OF women at progressive
bridge Saturday afternoon. White
and purple lilacs made a spring-li like
setting for the affair where 4 tables
We're IN play. The playing was varied
by the service Of a mid Afternoon
luncheon, Mrs. Leonard sprague and
favor for the highest score went to
Mrs. j. J. O'Br1en.
Al Capser was the honor guest at
a picnic in Leistikow Park Tuesday
evening, given by the sales force Of
n Chicago store as a farewell. Mr..
Capser Ia purchased a plantation in
Florida and will leave for the south,
to make his permanent home there, in
the near future.
Miss Bessie .ottum was called to
Bigger. Sask.. Monday by a message
announcing the serious illness Of her
sister. Mrs. " Hanna.
Miss Caroline Reynolds, who has
been teaching at Frederick, S. D., all.
year, returned Monday to spend her
vacation here.
Joseph Massey has returned from
Northfteld and Faribault, MINI.
where he has spent the past two
weeks visiting relatives and enjoying
some good fishing at the. lakes ia chat
vicinity.
Miss Gladys Jones. who has been
teaching at. Salt Lake City, will spend
a part Of her summer vacation with
relatives in this city. She returned
THURSDAY.
Miss Hild1 Mannilla, who has been
IN charge Of the music department at
n institution for feeble minded for
two years, left saturday for Chicago,
en- route to New York city, from
which mort she will sail for Finland
June l. .Miss Mannilla will act as &C
compAnist for q male quartette that
will give Z number Of concerts aboard
ship. She expects to spend the sum-.
mel In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Sprague and.
daughters left today in their sedan
for the Twin Cities and Albert Lea.
They will be absent two weeks.
The Misses Frances and Caroline
Reynolds Of this city recaived word
during the week that the body OF
their brother, Private william Reyn-
olds, would be brought. hack from
France and sent here for burial. Up
on receipt OF the message they COM
municated with Past CommandAr j..
q. Ofsfedahl, who wired the war de-
partn1snt in an attempt to have the
remains arrive here for interment ON
Memorial day. Saturday he received
q mexaAEe from Hoboken stating that
the remains would not BE shipped
until June l.. Private Reynolds wat
q member OF the 352d infantry. He
enlisted At Devils. Lake and went
overseas in June, 1918. He died OF
pneumoniaS Q base hospital In
France, October Z. 1918. AZ soon
As the body arrives 1t viii be given
q military burial. The Grafton Legion
WIN have charge Of the ceremonies.
The Grafton NAtionai bank has lust
finished inStallihg $50 lew sAfety de-
Do1tt boxAs q the latest dAAtgn. IN ia
new custon&rs vault The vault Is
connected With the burglar proof d.
v1ce which prOtActs the general bank
yAult.
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NAnonttn41, 49, Aaso sp6ut the pAeta
wsek. o the cAariss Nolin,an home.
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Brother ana lister. The trip = fbninf
mA1e ~ lA~ntD11oblI1, ana from; f3ra{.
ton the tourists went on to the Yei-
loW6tOne park, which they viii WIT
1890 Esearning 70 WisoonGta.