Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-12
GRAFTON

Grafton, N. D.. July 12.--Miss Mar
garet Gillette returped Tuesday eve.
ming to Grand Forks. after spending
several days here as the guest OF
Misses Joy and Evelyn Suter.
Misses Dora Grant and Anna Olson
left Sunday morning for Minot, where
they will enjoy a few weeks vaca-.
ton. -
Murray Mcdonald and Otis Nelson
returned Sunday evening from a five
day automobile trip to northern Min
nesota. They had several days fish
ing at the Lake Of the Woods and
also visited at International Falls and
Baudette.
VIM. O'Leary. transportation Off
Ger, came to Grafton Tuesday to re-
move a prisoner from the Walsh
county Jail to Bismarck.
Father John Mcdonald. John Lamb
and r. E.. Smith of Michigan and
Father MCGEE of Grand Forks autoed
to Grafton Monday en- route to VIM
nipeg, but finding o conditions un-
satisfactory, took the Northern Ia
cifc through to their destination in
the evening.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Mclean and
family returned Friday from a two
weeks automobile trip. While away
they visited at Devils Lake and with
Ill 1~dTFluStON. NV ~
Lean also attended the Presbyterian
Asynod ct Jamestown.
Mrs. F.. A.. Moore came UP from
her summer home. at Lake Bemid1l
and spent the weekend at Grafton.
Miss Helen Foley is convalescins
satisfactorily from an operation for
appendicitis performed Saturday
morning at the Deaconess hospital.
John Swanson left Monday morn
too -r> ,~Anket S-0~otinN trim
! to Willmar. MINI.
Mrs. Phoebe F~airgraves Omlie OF
Minneapolis, who has been visiting
her mother-in-law Mrs. o. NJ. Omlie
! of this city for the past week. left
! Wednesday morning for Enderlin.
Mrs. Omlie, who is the wife of Lieu
tenant Vernon Omlie. a Grafton avi.
ator now hying with the Federated
Filters, gained wide promi-
for women parachute jumpers with
a drop Of 1900 feet. Mr.. and Mrs
On1lie. who are performing through
out North Dakota this summer, were
among the chief attractions at the
American Legion celebration at
Grand Forks July A. Since then
Lieutenant Omlie> has been in Val
ley City. They will appea together
this week at Enderlin. Mrs. Omlie
| peIloI IlS VI Iic "iiI6S " 80 PPA
in addition to parachute jumping.
Miss Grace Donnelly left Saturday
for Grand Forks. After spending a
few days there, she will go on tc
Minneapolis for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
T. A. Gagnon and daughters. Mar.
;garet and Mrs. e. A.. Wilde. left
kTuesday morning for Lakota. where
they will visit for a few days before
going to McHenry to visit another
daughter, Mrs. e. Moore. Mr.. Gag,
i:non will also go to Darlington, anc
iMrs. j. A. Gagnon, who has beer
Visiting here parents there, will re
|.turn with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Heltne ar
'rived in the city last week from Der
.keley. Cal, to visit with the former
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Heltne
land family.
The weather of the past week ha'
been unusually cold for this time o
:the year, with almost daily shower
i.of rain. While this is favorable fo'
lswheat growth. the excess moisture
may prove injurious to the potati
icrop.
The Grafton band, which has mad
very favorable progress since it's or
ganization this. spring. will give Al
open air concert once a week dur
ling the summer months to those VIII
are music lovers in the city.
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