Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-01
LARIMORE NOTES

Larimore, N. D., Oct. 1.-The Wom-
ems Community club held its first
meeting this reason on Wednesday
evening at h home OF the president.
Mrs. Thos. Williams. Mrs. r, D..
Head gaye@a very interesting report
Of her attendance as delegate at the
district meeting at, Northwood las
May. It was decided to hold a Tag
day" October 20 for the benefit OF the
Florence Crittenden home fund.
Delegates and alternates to the
state federation meeting in Fargo next
Tuesday were elected as follows:
Delegates, Mrs: c. B. Thomas, Mrs.
O.. A. Hazeir; a~lternates, Mrs. Jamison
Larimore and Mrs. v. S. Wisner.
Methods Of raising funds TO provide
for the entertainment of; the district
meeting in, L.arimore next June were
discussed and plans were made for
the next meeting to be held Monday,
October 10, at the home OF Mrs. r.
D.. Head. The reports from the state
meeting delegates will be given at
this time.
II. j. Ujkashas been confined to the
house by illness a few days this week.
Edw. Litton has been i'll at his
home with a severe attack of neu-
ralgia the past week.
Miss. Margaret Hill has taken up
the duties Of organist at the Presby-
terrain church. 81.
fThreshing has been resumed the
past week and some of the grain is
turning out better than expected;
some wheat running IS. bushels and
grading No. 2. Low lying land is still
very moist and hard to get INTO with
a heavy. outfit. but next week will see
most Of the threshing done.
~ y II Co1o ~. rr,t11 h,,ro ~ aA;..
sale at his farm home west OF town
next Tuesday. Mr.. Celander sold his
farm last year but remained to get in
this falls crop. He expects to locate
on a farm in Minnesota.
Mrs. Nellie Stoesser returned last
Saturday from a weeks visit at the
Mooney home in Fergus.
A.. P. Lord returned Wednesday
from, Minneapolis, where he was
called by the very serious condition
Of his mother. Mrs. Foss. Mrs. Foss
has been i'll for some time at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Bryant,
dened to know hat no improvement
OF her condition can be hoped for.
Mrs. Mary Walker has sold her
home on the east side Of town to Mrs.
Mary Bode. Mrs. Bode, who has
been for some tip,e at the farm Of her
son, Alex Bode of Moraine township,
expects to come into town in q few
weeks and get settled in her new
home. Mrs. Walker will leave for the
Pacific coast very shortly, where she
expects to make her future home.
VIM. Rock held the winning ticket
on the graphophonc which. was of.
sale put on at Galbraith Bros. store
last week. y
c. J. Mexican and family visited
way home from Grand Forks, where
they spent the week end shopping
and attending KEN Temple circus.
r. p. Spielman received word
Tuesday that his mother. who has
been i'll at the home of her daughte,
i'll Twin Valley, Mimi. had become
worse and was very i'll. Mr.. and Mrs
Spielman left at one for Twin
Valley.
Elmer Woods was at jamestown
this week attending the state conven.
tion OF the American Legion.
Earl Woods left on Thursday fol-
Indianapolis, where he will continue
his course in dentistry,
The following young people have
entered the university this fall
Misses Velna Whalian, Helen Gass
Evelyn Sears and Messrs- Kenneth
Woods, James Peterson and Clarence
Johnson. ~
Harry Bridgeford and Lyle Mowris
left a few days age for Fargo, where
they will enter the A. C. for the com.
ing yeaT.
About twenty-eight Larimore PEG
pie went up to Inkster Tuesday to. the
district meeting Of the Rebekah lodge
Larimore sent ups degree team which
received many compliments for the
creditable way in which they put or
the work. The team was composed
as follows: Mrs. G. Shafer. degree
master; degree stall, Mesdames NJ
Gass, R! P. Spielman, Caroline
Schru,np. c. n. Swanson, f.. Woods
Geo. Magoris, J. Lockhart, P. Pifer
E. Walster. G. A. Plaas. r. D. Heald
and Misses Rhoda Larmour, Maggie
Crerar. Gertrude Miller and Mae Nc.
Ginly. Mrs. Carl Nelson, district
deputy, also was in attendance ano
a number of visitors.