Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
CRARY NOTES

Crary, N. D., May Wv. ]. Tor
geson of Grand Forks, a brother Of
Miss Ethelyn Torgeson of the Local
school faculty. spent Monday after.
noon in town calling on Il. +. Bias
ton, who has contracted is handle
the Microba goods for Mi. Torgeson
president and manager Of the Microba
Mrs W. Clarence Miller had az
guests Thursday afternoon Mr.. Mill.
er's mother. Mrs. Mabel Miller and
Mrs. R0llo Chapman. both Of whom
are, from Devils Lake.
9. L. Serene OF Devils Lake, district
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY, called on his local agent,
II. 8. Pond. last Friday.
II County Agent A. NJ. Chailey Of
Devils Lake spent Friday evening in
town.
The members Of Woman lodge had
a meeting Monday evening In
Yeoman hail, at which it was decided
to resume practice on the play, Safe
~ First" with the object Of present
Ing the production at Warwick in the
near future. 5@At, this meeting a gift
swasspresentedstoaA Miss Ifene Thbmpson
as an expression .of gratitude for her
work in coaching the play. DR.. n.
w. Allen made the presentation
Miss Ethelyn Torgeson spent ss,the
weekend at Leeds visiting at the
home of her brotller-in-law ana sis
ter. MI. and Mrs. Edwin Marriott.
A large audience witnessed the
two high school plays given last Fri
day evening in the school auditorium.
The orchestra played selections before
the raising of the curtain and between
acts.
A Sunday school convention will be
held in Crary on may u at the Con-
gregational church., al which the
Protestant Sunday schools Of the
county will be represented.
A group Of eight or nine high
school pupils will give declaInations
in the school auditorium Friday eve
ming. "A boy and q girl viii be chosen
Grand Forks in the if1ter.h high school
d~eclalnatory event. Readings have
been prepared by 1s Of the local stu
dents from whom the speakers for
Friday evening will be chosen in an
elimination contest which will take
place some time this week.
Miss Irene Thompson spent satur-
day and Sunday at Reynolds, visiting
her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.. S. N.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orchard and
two children motOred here from,
home Of. Mrs. Julia Orchard.
i At the last meeting Of the Crary
Farmers Community club, John
Wickum q elected to send in,twice
q month to the farm bureau head
quarters a report OF the prevailing
wages for farm labor in this locality.
This plan is advocated by the farm
bureau for all farm clubs in the state,
as it will tend to make Vages uniform
and fair. Edgar Anderson was cleo
ted to meet trains and direct farm
laborers to farmers who had inform
ed him Of thessexpectedsi arrival Of
farm help or Of, their nee OF such
Mrs. J. W.. Kelly went to Grand
suest for : week Of Mrs. r. W.
Southam, Wittleshofer block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha. les Oakley re-
Gently resolved an announcement of
the birth Of q daughter to their sons
in-laW and daughter, Nj. and Mrs.
Milo Braaten of Edmore.
John Mullen and family, who spent
the winter in town, have recently re-
moved to their farm home south Of
Crary for the spring months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nicholson.
with their guests. Mr.. ana Mrs. l..
j. NICHOLSON of Doy6n and Mr.. and
Mfs. n. "A. Nicholson and baby, Har-
riet Of PETERSBURG. motored to Devils
dAy Ct their lake tottake:
M. and Mrs. Max KRUGER and
children 1of Devils Lake visited
afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. KrUeger's parents, MI. and Mrs.
j.. H. EhafJ6Y iTe s2