Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21
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HANNAH NOTES

/, Hannah, N. D.. Oct. 20.-Mrs. e. w.
Vincent was called to hardwood,
Iowa last Friday by q telegram telling
OF the death OF her father. Mr.. Naugle.
Mr.. Naugle spent several weeks here
early this fall. ~
C. B. Mcmillan left FOR Fargo on
Saturday to attend-to matters Of busi-
ness.
Miss Edna 'Ullyot Of Langdon has
organized a class Of music pupils here.
At present She comes up every Friday
returning to Langdon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Higgins are the
parents Of a girl born on Monday.
October 16.
Mrs. A. s. Miller returned from
Minneapolis Saturday where she wa
called by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Elmer Anderson and Mrs. Paul
visiting at the homo Of their. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, A. Thompson, for sew
eral weeks returned to their homo in
Grand Forks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Catherwood
Of Park River are Visiting Willia
C~atherwood. ! ~ 4.
w. w. Refs left for Grand Forks on
Saturday after spending a month
looking after business interests in this
vicinity.
Eveiine Gray, Edith Thody and Eva
Prior returned from the Teachers In
stitute at Langdon Of Friday.
Mrs. Henry Mclean and Mrs. James
Moffatt went to Grand Forks Wednes-
day to visit friends Miss Agnes Me
left last Friday to visit with Mrs.
]. Myers ana incidentally to tnke In
the University homecoming activities
and the Shrine circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George eileen Of
Snowflake left from here Friday to
spend the weekend in Grand Forks.
Mrs. Duncan Mathieson drove
over to Snowflake Friday morning
where, she took tho train for Rapid
City, Manitoba. She will, visit Ifela-
tives there for some time before join
ing Rev. Mathieson at Charleston,
Washington, where he has had charge
Of the Presbyterian pulpit for the past
[ few months.
Geo. Ullyot went to Snowflake Fri
day where he met his sister, Mrs.
Moore, and a nephew. After visiting
/, here with Mr.. Ullyot Mrs. Moore ex-
poets to go to Texas with Thomas Ull-
yot Of Langdon where she will spend
the winter. I.
The Missionary society. of.the First
| Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
Fred Bell on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Routiedge lett Tor
their home at Seaforth, Ontario. after
spending several weeks visiting with
relatives here.
Emery Wells drove over to Devils
Lake Tuesday where he. met his
mother, Mrs. F. Wells. She will make
her home here this winter.
Mr.. nand Mrs. M. j. Dixon and
| n ~ Jroho1 uvopf IN Ia nudop
| Wednesday,.
Miss Pearl Shanks who ID teaching
at Clyde this winter spent the week
end at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Of La
Rivere brought Mr.. Martin. Mrs,
Stewards father, oyer to take the train
here hast Tuesday.
VIM. Fleming who has been helping
Mr.. Thompson in the barber shop left
for Edmore Friday to take a similar
position.
Miss Kreuger Of Alsen and Mis-.
Dora Briggs Of Pisek visited at tlf
A local boy, Gordon Shanks, has
been selected as the pitcher Of the all.
star team by the officials of the Da.
kota league.
Mesdanes Gaymon, Fay. Fleming
and Holmes, and Miss Matte Baker, o.
Sarales made a brief visit In Hannah
last Saturday en route home from
Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs. times Mcdonald Of
\ London, Ontario, who have beer
depending the past summer at thu
home OF his brother, Archie Mcdonald
OF Langdon. arc visiting at the Isaac
Ullyot4 home here.
Conjunction Of the new Presby
lterian church building is progressiIl
rapidly. The building Is PRACTICABLE
enclosed and some interior work. hal
possible Tor exterior work. II. tn,
weather Ii favorable It will soon b,
Ncornpletely enclosed 50 that It cRngb,
4 hnlshed to5use this fall.