Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30
CROOKSTON NOTES

crookston, Mimi, June "a
Fourth Of July celebration for
Crookston residents who are staying
home on that holiday, is being pla4.
ned and a committee named to ar.
range a program. Tentative arrange
ments call for a community picnic at
Central park with a program Of
sports. including a ball game and
races in the afternoon. +
Several motorists, charged with yio-
lating the auto license section OF the
Babcock o law. were arrested by q
special representative OF the state
highway department here this week.
over hall a dozen local automobile
owners were required TO make out
applications for 1929 car LICENSES
while Henry Burke of Eldred, was
fined SIS and costs when it was learn
ed he had not obtained licenses for
the past two years. Garages using
one license for several carr were also
compelled to apply for more licenses,
several truck owners with the wrong
kind of license were also dealt with.
w. j. Rasmussen, of East Grand
Forks. and NJ. A. Brattland, of Ada,
and county attorney for Norman
county, were among the out Of town
legal lights in Crookston for this
weeks term of the Polk county dis
trict court.
announcements 1idS U0VQ 1HduO INAt
the Manitou Concert company, a
musical organization from st. Olaf
college. Mortified. MINI, will give a
concert at the Norwegian Lutheran
church July 8.
NJ. J.. Mercil left Wednesday for
Red Lake Falls where he will spend
the greater part of his summer va
cation visiting relatives and friends.
Elmer Anderson, employed with a
local milling concern, has returned
from Minneapolis following a weeks
vacation trip.
Albert Patnaude. former Crookston
man and now a resident of Cloquet,
Mary Patnaude. here. Mr.. Patnaude,
who is employed at construction work
at Cloquet, will return to his work in
a few days.
The small bridge over the new
ditch in Fairfax township has been
COMPLETED and opened to trafac. An
other bridge in the esame township
will be opened in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelleher, on
their way from Santa Barbara, CAL,
to Winnipeg, by motor, took advan-
tage of the tourist camp and facil-
tiles here. The motorists, who have
been on h roa eight weeks, will
spend the summer in the lake
country surrounding Winnipeg.
Magnus johnson, farmer-labor can
didate for governor addressed a mass
meeting, consisting mostly of labor
union members here tonight.
Sisters Monica and Linus. of the
st. Vincent hospital here, have just
returned from a short business visit
recent closing of the Catholic hos
! pital there. ,
Lester Skrivseth, SON, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin S~krivseth, OF. Hammond
township. is convalescing following a
minor operation at a local hospital.
A modern farm residence is being
built by Phileas Brule on his farm
a few miles east of Crookston. The
home which Will be equipped with
all modern conveniences, will have a
stucco exterior.
Maurice Mills is spending the next
several days at Union Lake where he
will act as assistant scou executive
of the Grand Forks Boy Scouts who
are at present enjoying their annual
outing under the auspices of the
Grand Forks Rotary club.
Two demonstrations in l~ife-saving
were given yesterday at the Crooks
ton swimming pool by H.. c. Haytt,
connected with the Red Cross central
division. In addition to showing the
son to shore, breaking his drowning
clutch and resuscitating the victim.
Mr.. Hyatt gave a fancy diving and
swimming exhibition.
r. McClarey, of Fisher, paid a $40
fine and costs when he appeared be-
fore Municipal Judge j. A. Hendricks
following a charge of drunkenness,
The man was found by the police In a
stupor in a touring car close to the
edge of the road between Crookston
and Fisher.
Earl Bruce of East Grand Forks
was granted a license to wed Martha
Helm by the Polk county clerks of
flee. Other marriage licenses were
issued to William ". Ryan of Pekin,5
N. D., and Annie w. Polls; n Will
liam B. Field of Harvey, N, D., to-
Selma c. Fedje.
A. T. Campion of Angus was Ac-s
companied to Crookston by his wife
business with. the Polk county board
Of commissioners.
Mrs. Ross Richardson, who has
been visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. G. p. Kerner, left by
motor today for her home in Gettys-
burg; s. D.. accompanied by MT
Mrs. Kerner.N
Miss Mary Marin Of Minneapolis. is
a house guest of Miss Lydia Ross
berg. The two girls have just return
ed from the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frost have just
returned from q Two weeks Syl61C3
with friends and relatives at WiLlmar,
Litthneld and Atwarter. Minn.
MI. and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Irene
Brown OF Houston, Tex. are the
guests at the, home Of Mrs. TAylor'S
J parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf.
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Fox are res
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a ten pound baby boy at Bethesdas
hospital here.
Miss Anne Dee, who Is a cousin OF
Mrs. Kirsch. will visit here fors9the
Nj. and Mrs. while Newvshonse
were dinner hosts at their farm home
in4honor OF Mr.sand Mrs Ira Durhams
and sons Ledyard and Chandl1F. of
stephen, MINI. The guest1saAN5udeds
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Woleneya u. and
Mrs. Hugo Wolene and 3Augh-;
tiers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M6f1 y
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