Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
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Grafton, N. D, July s-Miss Marion
Hoover left Saturday morning for
thompson n Buxton, where she
will visit friends for several weeks.
Seth WEIGH left Saturday morning
for Grand Forks. from where he will
drive to Harvey, N. D., to begin work
with the state agricultural department
for the eradication Of barberry bush
es IN That section of the state. Mr..
Weich, Who has been attending the
Agricultural college, at Fargo, COM
pleted his course in pharmacy, and
passed h state examinations there.
Mrs. Hugh Morrison left Thursday
for Grand Forks where she will spend
a week with friends.
The city baseball team was forced
to cancel two of it's big games on ac-
count of rain. They were scheduled to
playaat 1nkster Thursday evening, and
Drayton was to be encountered on the
local diamond Friday. Up to date, the
local team has not lost a game, re-
turning winner III eight contests.
Mrs. L. P. Larson and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of Murdoch, Mimi, are
the guests of Mrs. John Swanson. The
latter is a daughter of Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. William Gaskell and three
children Of Minneapolis. arrived in
the city on Friday morning to visit
friends and relatives here for some
'Mr:and Mrs. Leonard sprague left
"Wednesday on a motor trip to Mime
apolis, and were accompanied by Miss
Ruth :Sprague,~~wh will proceed to
Albert Lea, Mimi, to spend the sum-
with her grandparents.
Harvey Spence returned Saturday
morning to his home in Grand Forks,
after spending several days hero, Is .
witness before the June term Of dis
trict court now in session.
l.. o. Torblaa left wednesday on q
business trip to- Minneapolis.
Word has been received in the city
from Mrs. J. W Campbell who resid-
cd here until a few weeks ago that she
left Fargo en- route to Pasadena,
Calf; to spend the summer with rel
!: sGeorsAf Lso64ise- is erecting a dwelling
house Oh lptss2, on Cooper avenue, be-
tween Fifth and. Sixth streets.
81 The school department Of the In
stitution OF the Feeble Minded has
finished it's years work, and the
pupils will enjoy a two months vaca-
ton. The teachers have departed for
their homes. q
Miss Margaret Miller left Thursday
for Yakima. Wash. where she, will
spend some time with relatives.
Miss Harriet DePuy returned Satur-
day morning from Maple Lake, whore
she has spent IN extended vacation.
A sacred concert was given at the
Methodist church on Sunday. July 2,
at 8 2. m: Choral numbers were given
nv an ocnnria11,S ouHav, HAD oh 1is Aof
young people. Solos were rendered by
Miss Ruth Larson and Miss Flossie
Banmgartner, sopra nos; L. H. Swig-
gum ,srtenor. and /. Arman, cornet.
Readings were given BY Miss Verna
Norris and Miss Joy Suter. The pro-
gram was about Of an hours length.
H. Z. Everson and r. B. Murphy
were Mimic visitors on Saturday.
Miss Irene Marshik, of Cavalier,
spent several days here last week as
the guest OF Miss Andrena Anderson.
Mrs. T.. A. Mead and Mrs. A. L.
Carlson were hostesses Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of the former, to
a company of ladies. The diversion
progressively at eleven tables. Mrs. A.
E. Cobb, Miss iMaude Stewart, and
Mrs. J. B. Stewart were given favors
for their scores. A service of refresh
ments closed the afternoon.
THE Gilby and Hallock baseball
clubs met on the local diamond We'd
nesday evening, and Gilby won a close
and Interesting game by a Of 8
to S. The distance being SO great be-
tween the two towns accounted for
the game here. Tfleis and Billings
the battery for Gilby. and
jenkins and Cameron for Hallock.
Fly, the Indian star playing for Gilby.
hit nearly every time at bat, and made
the only homer OF. the game. He re-
lieved Theis as pitcher in the eighth
inning, and held Hallock scoreless for
the remainder of the game:
Miss Carrie Highland, Of Great Falls,
Mont, arrived in Grafton last week
for "a visit. with friends. ~
Art Sell. Of Parshall arrived in the
city this week. and Joined his broth
err Ben Of a fishing trip to Clearwater
lake, Minnesota. a
III. +. ii. Gilbreaths dentist. has
to his new location in the
building over the McDonald-Farr Co..
store.
Grafton will do5nothing IN the way
Of a celebration on July Fourth this
year. but most of the citizens will
take advantage of the attraction In
Inc nearby LOWHS. IAS.UAl1 SAup ptoyo
1t Minto in the afternoon. and at
Drayton in the evening.
Funeral services were held Thurs
DAY morning at 10 o'clock In the ST.
Johns Catholic church for. Mrs.ssC. CA
Hankey, whose death occurred Mem
day evening following Al stroke Of
paralysis.
A. Marshik, of Cavalier, visited at
The J. K. Horn home for several days
this week. MI. Marshik vEas son his]
way home from sKansAss City where
he is manager Of the Warwick garage
without doubt Grafton this SUM
mer Is one OF the most attractiveIyl,
appearing cities OF its size insthis seed
lion Of the country. This recently
boulevards enfAlicssEs the APP
pearance OF the paved streets and
Idence property is uniformly neat Ind
clean. A large number gSoE5 sNtshASnes
are nearing completion, and the bust
section has been improved In
many. Instances by painting. The
large number OF ornamental SfiEalbs
md trees set out this spring 49, do
Ing nicely and fiowefss haSs teon
plentiful. w. ssyss@ss
DIED onINSglsI1S
valley city, n. d, July sAa1erys
died IL minutes after being sB1ousht]
to 1 Hual hospital, f0llotNifg1 in3uries]
ia 8 runaway. Ee had dro1Ssdsss Zine
ana walked out on the wagon pole to
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