Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-31

Mrs. c.. T.. Smith and son Alvin have
returned to their home at GAINESVILLE.
following a visit here at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Jensen, the. lat
ter a. sister of. Mrs. Smith.
Il Word from Mr.. and Mrs. J.. o. Oh
son announces they expect to, return
to their home here the latter part Of
August. They are at present visiting
relatives in Iowa Falls, Ia, and ex-
pect to stop az several other towns in
that state before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mcconnell, of
Minneapolis, formerly residents here,
have gone TO Fargo for a short visit
before returning to their home. While
in Crookston they were guests at the
L. M. McCarty home.
Miss. Loretta Hughes, who has been
visiting her parents and uncle here
has. returned to Thief River Falls
whore she is employed with the Thief
River. Falls Times.
been spending the past few days visit
ing at st. Vincent, is expected to re-
turn to her home here Sunday even
ing.
D.. J. Mcdonald, Of East Grand
Forks, has offered the use Of two Of
his thoroughbred Arabian horses to
the Northwestern Fair association for
use in the fair pageant. The horses
will be ridden by two trumpeters TAX
ing part In the fair pageant.
John Risch, chief of the Crookston
fire department, has just returned
from the annual convention of the
National Firemen's association held
at Ludington, Mich. Mr.. Risch was
reelected treasurer of. the national
association. Mrs. Risch accompanied
the chief on. the 1887 mile trip which
was made by automobile.
Warren Blodgett, former Crookston
man, is spending a short visit here as
a result of a~'vacation from his work
at Minneapolis. Mrs. Blodgett is also
here a guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.. Zealand.
A. church festival and mission serv-
ices were conducted Sunday by the
Evangelical Lutheran st. Paul church
Of this city. The services were held
at the w. A. Reitmeier farm in Lowell
township with Rev. j., F. Bohnhof, of
Valley City, N. d., giving a morning
and afternoon sermon
Construction of the new building
! to be used blythe Crookston Steam
Laundry Is progressing rapidly. The
new structure will replace the laun-
and ia expected to be ready by Sep
TENDER l..
Helen LAGER, Vera Kinnan, Hazel
Lobb, Luckow Bergquist and S. v.
Holder left Friday by auto for Park
Rapids, Mimi, where they will attend
a ten days session of the Epworth
league convention and institute. 9th
ers are planning to leave Sunday for
1.-The same place.
Mrs. Clarence E. Powell, formerly
Miss Olivia Bangen, of this city, and
| e4~ Dhil1So-' v1uy L,.oci1orfc ~ Va1(or
Mont, are spending a five weeks here
at the home of Mrs. Powelrs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O.. Bangen. ~
H. E. Elseth, of Perley; Ben krog-
stad, Gully; A.. B. Stensgaard, of Nc.
Intosh, were the three new creamery
operators who joined the Minnesota
Creamery Operators association at a
meeting Of the organization here,
James Sorenson, secretary of the
state association was present and ad-
dressed the II members of the district
association who were in attendance,
The meeting was presided over by H
p. Larson of Fosston.
Another band concert was given In
Central park Sunday afternoon. One
thousand people heard the concert
given q week ago by the Juvenile
band, the last concert to be given by
the band under that name. The or
ganization has since been named thu
|, Crookston Municipal band and playeG
under that name Sunday. II
Teman Thompson of East Grand
Polk county COURT house to wed
Esther johnson. = -sh..
: H. Hoberg, E. r. Clark, O.. M. Kisel
ands-A, M. Fokker, Of the Northwes
|FSchool OF agriculture faculty, attend
ed the Red Lake Falls fair and acte6
as j%udgesssof the various exhibits.
Carlos Avery, state game and fish
commissioners, while in Crookston el
route to st. Paul from Warroad, de
clared a state fish hatchery may b
established on the Lake of the Woods
MI. Avery, accompanied by member
Of Warroad Commercial club, looked
over several possible sites on the LAX
in the vicinity Of Warroad.
D. F. Miller, conductor. on the War
road: line OF the Great Northern ex
poets to move to lCrookston from
Warroad, where he has made hi
home Tor many years. Mr.. and Mrs
Millersswiil occupy the residence va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Mills
Great, Northern's northern division
will make his home at Grand Forkt
LIE. Fink, representative Of tn
sugar beet factory at Chaska. MINI
is investigating sugar beet condition
in this section. The sugar agent
quoted as declaring Polk county.
sugar beet crop to be in wonderful
condition, and indicates large prof
to those having fields of sugar. beet
IA comparatively new agriculture
venture in&this section.
Miss Helen Larson was hostess t
ten guests at a post-nuptial gift show
ar an honor 81 Mrs. Hunter c., Ouist