Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
CROOKSTON NOTES

Crookston, Mimi, June 80. - A
baby daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Luhman of Beltrami, at
the st. Vincent's hospital here yes
terday.
Ephraim' Hagen of Mcintosh was
given a license to wed Anettie H.
Strom and Cal n. Thompson and
Hazel Ernst were also granted a IL
cense at the Polk county clerk of
courts office. :
MI. and Mrs. Tom McCrae and
daughter, Elizabeth Jane will spend
a weekend visit at Maple Lake, the
Euests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Null.
downy. Mr.. McCrae is an engineer
of the local division Of the Great
Northern railway and Mr.. Muldowney
is the division master mechanic al
Breckenridge.
A crew of men have started ex-
cavating work for the new building
and service station of the Standard
Oil company on the corner of ASH,
and Robert streets.
A pretty June wedding occurred
yesterday when Miss Ella Fraden,
daughter Oh Mr.. and Mrs. Knute
Fraden of this city became the bride
Of Julian McCanrey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.~A. McCaffrey, also of Crooks
tor The marriage vas solemnized
The attendants were Miss Emma
Farden and Maurice Marotte. The
couple will spend their honeymoon
at Bemidji, later making their home
here.
Mrs. &C. Cooper and three daugh-
tiers Of Mahnomen, while on route to
Great Falls, Mont, to visit. Mr..
Cooper's parents, were the guests
here of Mrs..'O. W. Peterson. Mrs.
Peterson. a sister of Mrs. Cooper, ac-
companied her guests as far as
Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kelsven, of Bis
marck, N. D., are expected here Sun
day evening on a visit to the latter's
They will also spend some time with
relatives at GENTLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sarver and sons.
Ben and Francis, have just returned
from a months motor trip to points
in Iowa. At Waterloo they were
guests of Mrs. Sarver's sister and
at Oelwein, they visited her parents.
Mrs. William Emmerick of Hib-
bling, Mimi. is spending a week in
Crookston. the guest of relatives.
Miss Ella Horton is spending the
week at Maple Lake, the guest of
Miss Pauline Turner.
MI. and Mrs. H. P. Helgeson and
sons. George and Louis. of Fisher,
were Crookston guests here yester-
day.
Florence, the six year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gorder, was
, the hostess at q birthday party at the
| Gorder home Thursday. The little
guests included Edna and Ella Han
son. Madonna and IIuella Charboneau
Irene, Oral and Rose Hougland. Mil.
dred Swanson. Selma Anderson
Lena Jeanette and Dorothy Gorder
f, The Misses Ivad>lla and Leona Cor.
der assisted Mrs. Gorder during the
affair.
Rev. c. e. Bulander, in charge o,
Of the American Sunday school union
announces a commune picnic July s
four miles east Of Lockhart- The
program will include addresses by
Rev. John O. Ferris, superintendent
of the north district Of the American
Sunday school union: the Rev. Her
bert Henwood, Wadena missionary
N. A. Thorson, superintendent of thu
Polk county schools, and Rev. Buland'
er.
Mrs. M. A. Good and daughter
Helen nave just from FeTTy
Ia.,a where they were called by thu
serious illness Of Mrs. Goods father
who died shortly after their arrival
Mrs. Albert Buckhardt and son
Arthur OF Wabasha, MINI, are visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Martin Heilberg Of Twin Val
ley has returned to her home after {
\ visit here with her brother, O.. w
Peterson and family.
A boys prank which might hav'
] resulted sdisastrously vas reported t.
the police by a woman motorist VII,
declared while driving = sedan ca
she ran into a barbed wire struni
across Fourth street. The wire hat
been fastened between two trees ant
badly scratched the cat. Police de
clareA that had the car been an opel
one II could have caught the drive
across the throst.
i yJaeafd went AAs%Rrinc Rae1sats III