Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-04
LARlMORE NOTES


Larithore. N. D., April 3. - Mrs.
Charles Larson, wife Of a well known
West End farmer. died at their homo
in town at Z O'clock SATURDAY morn
Ing. Mrs. Larson had been In poor
health for about a year, suffering
from aenemia. but had been acutely
i'll for only two weeks and death came
peacefully while she was sleeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson rented theAr
farm q year ago last fall and after .
trip to their old home. in. Kewanee,
leaves, beside her husband, n
daughter living in South Dakota. Mr.:
Larson accompanied the remains to
Kewanee, where burial will take
place.
Word was received Friday night
that Mrs. J. Trainor was very ill at a
Grand Forks hospital and Mr.. Trainor
T%rainor, who has never recovered
from a severe attack Of the flu, and
! who has been Under medical care for
some time, went to Grand Forks on
Thursday morning to enter a hospital
for further treatment and her condi-
ton was found to be much more
serious than was supposed.
Three new business firms are be-
ing established in 1arimore this week.
r.. M. Brown of Edgeley, N. D., is ar
ranging to put in a stock Of ladies and
gentlemens garments in the south
half of the Swanson building: Mr..
Managan will open a bakery in the
B. Edwards building. next the Liberty
garage, and Sletten and Erickson
formerly occupied by the Larimore
Pioneer in the Wisner building.
Mesdames Weed and Bennett Of
Park River. Mrs. c. j. Mexican Of
Pisek, and Mrs. G. A.. Plaas of Lari-
more. went to Grand Forks Tuesday
afternoon to see Miss Robson in 'It
Pays to Smile" remaining over We'd
nesday for shopping and visiting
friends. Wednesday afternoon they
returned to Lar1more where the party
were the guests at dinner Of Mrs. G..
A.. Plaas. The out of town women
returned to their homes Thursday
Mrs. Nettie Mcqueen and Mrs.
Agnes Way were hostesses to the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid on Wednes-
day afternoon in the church basement.
Plans were a. at this meeting for
I the Easter supper April 10 and for an
apron sale to be held at the same
time.
Mrs. H. G.. Hanson returned Thurs
daughter, Mrs. H. johnson of Grand
Forks.
Mrs. G. A. Plaas visited friends at
Park River last week, returning Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Mangan are
guests this week at the Patterson
home. Mr.. ManEan is planning on
opening a bakery here in a short
time.
Mrs. Geo. Larmour and Mrs. Gail
Nelson entertained the Methodist
Ladies' Aid last Thursday at the home
of the former.
A large number of local Eastern
Star members are planning on attend
ing the district school of instruction
at Grand Forks next Tuesday.
The Rebekah lodge gave a whist
party Friday evening in odd Fellows
hall. Fifteen tables played progress
sive whist and after supper was
served the crowd danced. John Stir
walt called off for some square dances,
while Miss Maude Virden and Mrs.
Flett at the piano and Alec Steedsman
on the violin furnished the music.
A good crowd was out to enjoy the
OCCASION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison Larimore re-
turned from Minneapolis IN Saturday
morning where the have spent h
past two months. Their son jamie
spring vacation.
MlSS INSlyN S"eHbON, CVultS NuESe,
was in town Friday completing ar
engagements for the school clinic to
be held here week after next. 1t is
expected that about fifty children
will receive treatment.
A branch Of the National Rife As
ISOLATION of America has been formed
in Larimore with the following Off
GERS: Guy Walster. president: George
Magoris. vice president: G.. l. Ben
way, secretary; Hans Hanson. trea-
surer; Paul Glass. executive officer.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
Elmer Woods, Mrs. Paul Auns and
Miss Grace Terry held a party We'd
nesday evening in the Presbyterian
church basement. Games, stunts and
jolly evening for the young people.
Oscar Hanson is at st. Johns hos
pital at Fargo. where he has had .
throat operation under the super
vision Of the Soldiers Welfare bureau.
He expects to leave the hospital Sat-
urday.
families enjoyed a pie" social at the
Temple ON Wednesday evening.
Cards and other games provided en-
tertainment.
Mrs. VIM. Diesden has been quite i'll
for a time but is now improving.
Mrs. H. F.. Goertz and daughter,
tidlnc IclL lot MAHIicdpOLAS ldSI SAL
urday where Mrs. Goertz was called
by the serious illness Of her sister.
The Commercial club held the last
of a series of community meetings
last Monday evening in the Yeoman
hall. There was a good crowd out
considering the bad condition Of the
streets and roads. as q result of the
all day blizzard. The speakers Of the
evening were n. r. Montgomery and
". w. Biain Of Grand Forks, and w
W. Whitcomb of the North Dakota
Good Roads association. Mr.. Whit
comb presented the federal road
proposition, as result OF which b
good roads Project received the
ty Endorsement of the club by an UNI
animous vote. Music was Furnished
by the boys octette and the girls
EleA Sclnb from the high school. Miss
\ Doria Irwin gave q vocal solo and
i1Clffton Ware0p on the s~axopnone.
the WonfSnssC on1rh unity club served
reffsfn4Shts. after which cards andsas
social time 3aA, enjoyed,
D~ioKenas carried . lanterna I'm his
i hitnf fnrs nm honAak man T hl1f