Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-24
LAkOTA NOTES

I4akota, N. D., March PA home
talent play was presented to q good
sized audience at the opera house last
+ riday evening. The play, which was
direc.ed by c, j. Lynch, was "A Mod
ern Ananais.Y and was put on for the
benefit of st. Mary's Catholic church.
Those taking part were: c. ]. Lynch,
Art Goldhammer, i. T.. Sloan. j.
Bradley, Mrs. j.. H. Wilson. Misses
an. The ladies of the congregation of
the church served a dinner to the cas-
on Thursday evening. Mrs. II. H. Hill
in charge of the arrangements.
,Mrs,&W. &C. Hagler entertained her
S. $. class on Wednesday evening.
Music and games were the EVENINGS
entertainment and at the close Mrs.
Hagler served REFRESHMENTS.
A maAual training exhibit of the
Iakota school is on, display in the
window OF the Goldhammer-C ranna-
Weaver company's store
Roy Ferris came home Friday from
Stanley, N. D.4for q visit at the par
entail home.
Mrs. SWill Monteith of Devils Lake
came down Saturday for a visit with
relatives and old time friends.
MRS. KENNEL Vary addressed the
Parent-Teachers' association at Law
ton last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Vary reports 8. live and interested as
sociation Of IS members al Lawton.
The high school Literary society
met Thursday evening in the high
school auditorium and presented an
interesting program Of music, read
ings and stunts.
Mrs. Myer. Mrs. wehe and Mrs.
Swinland were the assisting h~ostesses
at the meeting of the Congregational
Circle on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of, Mrs. Harry Groves.
Judge c. NJ Cooley of Grand Forks
is presiding at the session of distric,
court being held here this week.
Dr.. R. c. Heron Of St. Paul, for
merly OF Tolna, N. D., is here this
week son business ,
Peter johnson Of Tolna, N. D., is
in Lakota, this week serving as a jur.
or in the district court. Mr.. johnson
is a former resident of Lakota.
DR.. II. H. Hill returned Friday eve
ming from a weeks absence at Win
nebago, MIMI, and Lodi, Wis.
8. Redick recently purchased the
Herman Goldhammer residence and
moved in the first Of the week. Mr.
Redick will make extensive improve.
ments. "
Miss Hazel Beatty returned saturda,
evening from an extended stay with
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Lee, in Min.
neapolis.
The report that the train common.
~ called the "dinky," will be resum'
ed is received with much satisfac'
ton by the citizens Of Lakota and the
smaller towns. each side of here. Thi,
train is especially convenient for ths
boys and girls Of Bartlett who wisl
to AXE ADVANTAGE of the Iakota. higf
school,. 1t. is urged.
An interesting. meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' association was helt
Wednesday evening in the high schoo
assembly room. Following is the pro
gram:
Piano Solo-Harlan Hall.
Vocal Solo. "Out Where the Yves
Begins" Tommy Cranna,
Reading, Kentucky Belle"--Rich
ard Hilman. a%
Chalk Talk-Byron Matthews.
Borrowed Goods'-Ted Peterson
This was followed by an address
given by former Senator A. J.. Gron
ma on citizenship Refreshment
were served at the close of the meet
ing.
Wednesday marked the 18th wed
ding anniversary, of Mr.. and Mrs. c
B. Tague, and in recognition of tn
event a few friends surprised them o.
Tuesday evening at their home. Cards
music and visiting were the evening
entertainment and refreshments wer
served at 1880 o'clock. The gue=.
were Mr.. and MRS. J. D.. ,Gronna, MI
and Mrs. J. c. Deichnlan. Mr.. an,
Mrs. c.. E. Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l.
Read. MI. and Mrs. Abe Thai and MI
and Mrs. Jacob Thai.