Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-11
LARIMORE NOTES

Larimore, N. D., Sept. 1.-THE
Parent Teachers association of the
Larimore public schools gave a COM
munity reception Friday night to the
teachers, old and new, h last week
entered into the work of the school
year. A large number of citizens and
teachers gathered at 8 O'Clock in the
high school assembly room where the
following program was given. Theo-
dore Strandness, president of the as
ISOLATION presiding.
Piano Solo-Miss Gertrude Miller.
Address Of Welcome-O. A. Hagen,
president Board Of Education. \
Response-Supt. e. Nugent. \
Reading-Miss Margaret Sorlie.
Vocal Solo--Miss Eldrice Nelson,
accompanied by Miss Sylvia Nelson.
Reading-Miss Violet. Pifer.
After enjoying the program, all adj
journed to the gymnasium where all
| were given cards with their names to
make acquaintance easier and mum
bers for the games which followed.
Frappe and waters were served at
two tables, decorated with the sea
sons flowers, and a jolly, informal
evening was spent.
Mrs. Hume Lee of Neche, who was
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Mile
Tobiasen last week left for her home
ldSl 0uIludy. '
! Mrs. Thos. Steedsman entertained a
large company of ladies at her home
on Friday afternoon. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with Law
ender and white asters and other fall
flowers from the hostess well-kept
flower garden. Needlework and Wis
iting and a dainty s o'clock luncheon
served on small tables, filled the aft.
ernoon. Out of town guests were
Mrs. A. B. Landt of Northwood, Mrs
E. w. Dennison. Mrs. Owen Ash
brook, of Kempton, Mrs. F. M. Nc
Kean Of Wahpeton and Mrs. Grice OF
Granville, S. D. The hostess was as.
sisted In serving by her daughters
Mrs. Ace Coder of Kempton and Miss
Edna Steedsman. and Mrs. Earl Wal.
ster and Miss Florence4 Bruce.
Miss Steedsman left Saturday for
Lakota where she will again teach
domestic art in the \ Lakota public
school.
Mr.. Clifford of sanghove OF
Charleston, S. c.. who was called here
by the illness and death of his moth.
er. ; Mrs. Josephine Webster, arrived
here Thursday evening.
Mrs. Josephine Webster, widow o.
the late Walter Webster, who wa.
living this season on one Of the
farms of c. W. Plain at Milton. N
D., suffered g. second stroke O.
paralysis a week ago Monday. SHE
did not completely regain conscious
ness after the attack. but died at 1
a. m. the Sunday following, and hel
only daughter. Mrs. Helen Walsh n
Seattle was summoned to her bed
side, but did not reach here unit
Sunday afternoon. She brought thu
remains down from Milton Monday
and funeral services were held Tues
day from Edwards undertaking par
lors. Rev. G.. w. Henderson officiat
ing. Mrs. Webster leaves besides he
daughter two sons. Stanley Sanghov'
Of Lakota and Clifford J. Sanghov'
Of Charleston. S. c.
A. M. Stewart of Reinbeck. Iowa
who has been looking after his farm
ing interests north of Larinore THU
fall has returned to his home.
The American Legion auxiliar!
held it's regular monthly meeting las
Wednesday evening in the Legion
room. Arrangements were complet
ed for sending of delegates to tn
state department meeting Wednesda,
and Thursday at Valley City. TIL
auxiliary now has about sevent,