Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
LARIMORE NOTES

Alex Miller brought mes
sage of neighborliness in his talk,
The Other Side Of Main Street"
while BaEdasar Baghdigan, an Am
ericanized Armenian, spoke on citi-
zenship. Hon. Edward Taylor Franks
of the federal board Of vocational
education gave an address on What
is the Matter With American" He
offers vocational training as the solu-
ton of many problems and made a
plea for the crippled and handicap
ped in industry. Practically every
for next years programs. The
finances this year just about broke
even and the local boosters are we'll
satisfied to do as well in these hard
times, they say.
A number of petitions have been
presented to the Larimore city coun-
Gil asking that an election be called
on changing the Larimore school dis
trlct from a common to a special
district. At the last meeting the
council acted upon the petition and
will call such an election for July 20.
This will. If carried, allow the school
board to be changed from three t.
five members n will necessitate an
other school election. The board was
formerly composed of r. J.. Radcliffe,
A. P. Lond and Theodore Strandness,
SNS q kAAO ." CASSAoA III ouuS AtIl :.
~Strandness was defeated by F. W.
Reinoehl. Since Mr.. Reinoehrs cleo
ton S. J. Radcliffe has resigned and
P. l.. Arms has, been appointed to fill
the vacancy by Miss Beatrice John
stone. county superintendent. Con-
siderable interest has been aroused in
the discussion of the change.
with typhoid fever at a Minneapolis
hospital for some weeks, is now con-
valescent and as he writes, learning
to walk all owe again." Mr.. Lord
went to the cities in June to see his
son, Wallace, graduate from Central
high. but was taken sick upon his
arrival there. While he was very
sick his mother, Mrs. Foss, who has
, been i'll for a yea passed away. Mrs.
Foss had made her home with her son
at Larimore for some time and was
we'll known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Kalmbach and
two daughters of Portland, Ore, ar
rived Saturday for a short visit with
Mrs. Kalmbach's sister, Mrs. E. j.
Whalian and family. They were on
their way home from a visit with
relatives in Michigan and left for
Portland Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.! Thorp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nissen autoed to Northwood
Thursday evening.
Harvest is early this year and
crops are of unusual growth. Rye
cutting is in full swing and Andrew
Hogan began wheat cutting July 10.
just three months and q day from
time of planting.
Miss Laura Gunderson Of Aneta is
a guest at the homo of her aunt, Mrs.
o. G. Storaker, this week.
|; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peatman
and Mrs. Lena Phillips autoed to
FBantry last week to look after farm
ing interests there.
Miss Harriet Miller is on the road
to recovery after an attack Of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. VIM. Gray is slightly improv-
ing after having been i'll for some
weeks at her sisters home in Grand
Forks following an attack of blind
ness. Mrs. Gray is now at home,
though she returns to Grand Forks
at intervals for treatment.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church held a business meeting the
first Of the week when the contract
point west Of the church.. 1t is plan
ned to put in a good basement, with
sewer n water connections, to
modernize it and put it in good shape.
The Ladies' Aid called a special meet
ing Wednesday and voted to pledge
$500 toward these improvements. The
ladies ave already on hand over
$500 of this sum n plans are or to
raise the balance the coming year.
Miss Anna Hanson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Hanson. nnl
George Hansen, son Of Mr.: and Mrs.
H. G. Hansen. were united in mnr..-
age last Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides brother, Ed.
Hanson. Rev. c. E. Hanson OF the
Lutheran church cfiiciated, with Miss
Esther Jensen m Hans Hanson as
bridesmaid and .groomsman. The
decorations for the occasion were II
pink and white and d fine wedding
dinner was served to the wedding
party at the close OF the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left by auto
soon after for a short honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen returned the
frst Of the week and have rented the
G. L. Sande home.
The postof1ce force has been busy
this week putting in new mail boxes
The removal of the old greatly i'm
proved the appearance and con
venience Of the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.. Sorlie and fam
lily are spending their vacation III tn,
nine woods near Bemidji. MINI, wher,
they will remain for ONE time.
Theodore S~trandness went t,
jamestown last Sunday to brint
home the young people from tn
Presbyterian church who have beef
attending the young peoples inst
tute for religious training in session
there last week. Misses Ruth Nc
Queen, Ia Rue Thcmas, Hafrie
aesid ana Miss Youpg q Aryill.
went down with them to get then
enrolled ana settled at the besinnin,
Of the course, but returned immadi