Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-02
CROOKSTON NOTES

/ C~rookstcn, June 2.-E. c.. Carruth,
former pioneer resident Of Crookstcn,
has returned to, his homo at Havrs.
Mont. after his 25th annual pilgrim
age to the grave Of his former wife.
Mr.. Carruth settled in Crookston In
1875 and was a former, owner OF the
Crookston Times. In. 1893 he went
to Grand Forks where he bought
control Of The PlafndeAler," selling
out In 1903 to go to 11avfe.
knute 9. Aker. prominent Polk
or from Nielsville. "wednesday.
A Crookston committee consisting
Of James NJ. Hanson, u. s. Miller and
w. T. Carlisle has been named by
President p. A. Eseland, Of tho
Crookston Association Of. Public AZ
fairs to cooperate with the arrange
ment committee Of the Polk County
Farm Bureau for the farm bureaus
annual picnic here June IL.
An instruction car of the 1nterna-
tional. Correspondence school is here
are giving schools Of instruction to
railroad employees rega riding the safety
devices being exhibited. The car IL
in charge. Of w. F.. Dillon, an engi-
neering expert.
Victor ,Cardin. son Of. MrIand Mrs.
II. Cardiff. has gen to Beraidji where
he Will act as caretaker for ST. An
thongs hospital, recently closed. He
has Just returned from st. Ropiface.
Manitoba, where he vas graduated
from st. Boniface College. lie ex-
poets to study priesthood at St.
Thomas, Minnesota. college next year.
A. +. Billedcau Of Bemidji. p. !.
Rilledean Of Grand Rapids. and NJ. l..
B%illedeau of Pine River have return
ed to their respective homes. after
being called here by the serious ILL
ness of their mother. Mrs. David
Biiledeau.
Arthur Eeley, fornner> owner and
editor of the Polk County Leader. has
purchased the Pestigt" tWis.) Times.
Mr.. Eeley will leave soon for PestiEo
where he will take possession of the
newspaper. He recently sold the
Polk County Leader: TO the Polk
County Farmer-LAbor party.
In a recent exsay contest conducted
by Miss Ruth Gin. music supervisor
in the public schools here. and Elmer
G. UgEeh. local musician, Eve grade
pupils were awarded pri4es. for the
study of music in the schools. The
prize winners were Ralph Andrist.
second grade: Robert Thompson.
nth grade: Dorothy Ferguson, sixth
grade: Robert Canaan, sixth grade;
and Marian Anderson. sixth grade.
Although he had been. given his
choice of 50 days in Jail or - hours
to leave town the latter part OF the
sentence was Withdrawn BY Municipal
Judge Hendricks after Ruben johnson
OF Grand Rapids told the Judge he
would leave town when he SotGfeady.
Johnson was accused Of steAdtnt. fruit
from a Great Northern rain.
Oscar Gorde. IS. wsivingsAxtradi
ton. has been sen to Grafton,EEN. D..
following his arrest here at The re-
quest Of THE Grafton police. Gorde IL
said to be wanted at GrAfton.pn q rape
charge. He is alleged to have run
away with his step-daughter, s16.. The
girl. according to reports to the police
here. was detained at Warren ana will
also be sent back to Grafton.
Fifty-seven high school seniors. 40
girls and II boys, will be awarded
their graduation diplomas tonight
at the school exercises conduct
ed at the armory. The confluence
ment address will be given by Rev.
G.. II. Zentz OF Bemidji. The v4ledic-
Tory will be delivered by P4erman
Ne@lerod and the salutatofy by Cleo
Fritz. C. NJ. Lumpkin. president Of
the school board, will present the
diplomas. The Cathedral high school
also will hold it's commencement ex-
ercises tonight. line girls and n boy
graduating. Sgy