Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
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At the usual fornighcly meeting of
the Crary Farmers Continuity CLUB,
held last Wednesday EVENING" short
program of readings and piano. Sc
lections was given. after which a deS !
bate was held, the question being, !
Resolved, that the pioneer farmer
had a harder time than the farmer
of today" H. A. Nicholson, J.. r
Shand and s. J. Dean upheld the al
firmattve while the NEGATIVE wa
argued by w. Clarence Miller. F.. 8.
Chamberlin and H. s.. Pond. The de-
cision was rendered by the audience.
which voted in favor of h negative.
Following this, a talk wc- given by
County Agent A. M. challey of Devils
Lake who explained the twine propo-
sition which is now being considered
by farm bureaus throughout the
state. The officers of the Michigan
penitentiary ave offered to h State
Farm Bureau Irvine made by prison
labor. the price to- be SIX cents a
pound. Mr.. Challey said that a meet
ing Eof local Irvine dealers had re-
been called at Devils Lake
where the dealers had agreed that the
sample of Irvine submitted by tnel
penitentiary. was a good grade. Inc
directors Of the ~penitentiary guaran-
tee that their product is exactly like
the sample. The dealers of Devils
Lake and the vicinity had also agreed
at this meeting that a. half cent a
pound would be p fair commission
to local dealers for handling the
Irvine for. the farmers. Mr.. Challey's
purpose was not to advocate the plan
nor to discourage it. but merely to
place it before the farmers for their
consideration and decision.
Crazy, N. d. May s.-The high
school j'unior-senior banquet was
held Saturday evening in the domes-
tic science rooms at the school. jail
mer Danielson Of the Junior class
was !oastmaster. and he first called
on Gladys Firth, whose toast was
ITO the Seniors" Rosalia = Steen-
WORT responded with a toast, ITO the
Juniors" which was followed by an
address entitled Mileage" by Mics
Florence Mcintosh, principal Of the
high school. Emma Peters of the
senior class gave the response to
Miss Mc1ntosh's talk, and the pro-
gram of toasts was concluded with
a few remarks by Supt. DC. Selma
bel. Later, in h assembly room up
stairs, a short program was given,
Miss Irene Thompson and Mr.. Selma
bel contributing readings and the
junior class rendering a song.
o. B. Olson of Fargo, formerly a
resident of Crazy, visited in town
from Friday till Tuesday at the home
of the Messrs. Hagen.
of Devils Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. e.
Toomey of Devils Lake and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ]. Dean Of this place were the
members of a party That motored
Sunday to the Sheyenne River near
Warwick and had a picnic dinner
there.
!. J. ". Kelly. Mrs. Kate Ryall and
Mrs. C. M. Christensen autoed to
Grand Forks Saturday morning. re-
turning to Crazy Sunday. They, were
accompanied home by Mrs. ]. W.
week in Grand Forks visiting at the
home Of Mrs. F. w. Southam.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Conroy and
children went to LAwton by motor
Sunday to visit Mrs. Conroy's broth
er-in-hw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Senborn.
Mrs. Peter Bersan Win entertain Al,
he rhome next Thursday afternoon.
her home mex Thursday afternoon, |
eran Ladies' Aid.
The members of a house party that
spent Saturday andr Sunday at the
cottage of MI. and Mrs. H. A.. Nichol-
son at City Park near Devils Lake
were Mr.. and Mrs. l. i. Nicholson of
Doyon. Miss Mabel Duncan. Miss
Ethelyn Torgeson. D. c. Mcleod, Jr..
and J.. Bernard Nicholson.
J. II. Smith returned to Crary on
Monday from Hollywood. California.
where he and Mrs. Smith spent the
winter. Mrs. Smith has returned to
the Minneapolis home.
Mrs. NJ. "A. Miller and daughter
Eileen are visiting Mrs. Miller's sister.
Mrs. A. w. Cfary of Fargo.
: John ,Mahoney Of Golna was q guest
Saturday at the farm home Of his
cousin; Lawrence Brown.
Boyd and Byron Matthew Of Bart
lett visited Saturday at the home OF
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr..