Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-27
CROOKSTON NOTES

Crookston, Mimi, June 27.-Albert
Roberts. of Grand Forks, arrested by
Crookston police and charged with
drunkenness, was fined $40 n costs
by Police Magistrate j.. A.. Hendricks.
Among those who attended Satur-
days session of the N~orddnslaget con-
| vention at Thief River Falls were the
following Crookston residents: MIR.
and Mrs. Hans Vogen. Mr., and Mrs.
Strand, Mr.. and Mrs. &Jens Aune, John
B~Aalgese, Mrs. Hans Dalness, C. N.
Orvika and J.. P. Norman. .
Lloyd. Elseth Of this city Is spend
ing q W months vacation at Duluth
the guest Of Rude Carlson.
Henry Chapman, Of Minnea polls.
cousin OF Alexander Kronick of this
city, has returned to his home fol-
lowing 4 short visit at the Kronick
home here.N>
Mrs. o. Matson. of Borup. Mimi,
while Nin Crookston attending the
Solorlaget convention. fell down the
a severe cash in her right elbow when
she struck the stair railing. Mrs. Mat
son suffered a number of other bruis-
es Of n minor nature.
Several hundred people heard the
first park band concert of the season
! Sunday when the Juvenile band. un-
der the leadership of Professor Hen
ry Smith, gave the first Of a series OF
summer concerts.
Miss Rachel Brooks. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Brooks Of this city,
ahccame the bride last Friday of John
Vannett, q former GAINESVILLE resi-.
dent. The wedding ceremony occurred
at the Presbyterian manse, Rev. +. J
Hubbard officiating. The couple was
attended by Mrs. Erma Slater anG
Fred Mortenson. Following a wedding
supper the newlywods left for Barnes
Vile where they will spend a shor'
honeymoon with relatives. They vii
later return to Crookston to- MAKE
their home here.
Mr.. II Mrs. George A. Noytill'
have returned to their homo here fol
lowing an extended visit at Houston
ed the local Brotherhood Of Locomo
tive lriremen and Engineers at the or
!, ~ganization's national convention, hell
at Galveston. Mrs. Voylilla repre-
J, sentcd the ladies' auxiliary at the con
vention. y
: Mrs. NJ. D. Phalen has arrived from
4 Idaho Falls where for the past tw'
Emonths she has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. 6. G. Bennam.
Miss Agnes Olson, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Thomas Olson has gone t
Madison, Wis. where she will take
!, short course at the University of Wis
%consin. For the past two years Mis-
Olson has been teaching at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rude, VIII
+ have been visiting. friends in Crook
ston for the past several days V re
: turned to their farm ome near Graf
, ton. /,
= The three Boy Scout troops 0
y Crookston will leave Sunday for tn
Red Lake Indian agency on tn
q shores Of Red Lake for a two weeks
p outing. The vacation trip for tn
boys is being planned by the Crook
: ston Rotary club.
. The funeral services for Mrs
e Louise X. Taplin, who died at
Crookston hospital last Thursday
were held late Saturday afternoon
Rev. F. J.. Hubbard, officiating. IN
= : terment was made at Oakdale Gene
. terry. Friends of the deceased fror
her former home at Detroit, MINI
, acted as pallbearers.
! The June jubilee week of tn
3 ICrookston post of the America
U Legion came-to a close Saturday eve
ing following a week Of fun and mcr
a : rinlent which was featured by tn
carnival attractions offered by Snap
Bros carnival. Hundreds OF peopl
9 from sections surrounding Crook
y ston add to the throngs Of merry
makers which paraded carnival wa
during the week.
Miss Dorothy Mcneil Of Gran
Forks, cousin of Miss Gladys Kinde
Of this city, was the guest OF hone
at a. prettily appointed party at tn