Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
LARIMORE NOTES

Larimore, N. D., Nov. 6.-The Luth-
eran Ladies' AID held, a dairy lunch
and bazaar Friday night, in the
church basement. A supper was serv-
ed and articles Of fancy work were,
sold, at auction. The sum Of $126 was
realized from the two events. \
The Loranger Stock company play
ed al last week to good audiences In
the city hall. They offered a change
of program each night beside vaude-
vile between acts.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid
held a meeting last Wednesday after,
moo in the church basement. They
nave just completed installing city
water in the basement, and have re-
arranged The kitchen! The whole base
ment was given a thorough cleaning
by an energetic bevytof workers. after
which shades were remodelled for the
manse. which Is nearly in readiness
for Rev. n Mrs. c. H. Henderson to
move in.
A Halloween pdrty was given. by
the members of the Methodist Sunday
school in the church basement last
ments and games provided mus
ment.
Mrs. Chesseman, mother Of Mrs. w.
J. Galbraith, who was quite i'll last
week, Is now up and about again.
The 1. v. A will hold a ANAL rally
tonight at the city hall at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. W. A.. Mcintyre and Geo. A.
Bangs Of Grand Forks will be the out
Of town speakers, and the public gem
orally is invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. GLAND Warcup have
returned from Grand Forks and are
now at their farm home.
The Women's Relief Corps held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Jas. Larimore or Friday after
noon. The members were requested to
bring jam or jelly to make w a box
to be sent the Florence Cr1ttenden
Home al Fargo.
Dexter Pierce, chairman Of the
drive for the Salvation Army, reports
that a total Of 1907 was collected in
Larimore by tho teams that covered
the city a short time ago.
Members Of the American Legion
auxiliary took charge of the Edw.
Litten drug store last Tuesday after
noon and evening when Mr.. LItten put
on a special Halloween sale of can
dies. dolls, etc. Lunch was served aft
ernoon and evening, and a share OF all
the proceeds went into the auxiliary
treasury. :.
The American Legion gave a Hal.
lowe'en dance last Tuesday evening in
Yeoman hall. The decoration were
suited to the season, and stibor'.
orchestraV furnished the music.
There was no evening service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday exening
as Rev. c. H. Henderson was in EN-
erado helping Rev. A. T. Cory Of tina
place in a series Of services.
A number of Larimore citizens wen
to Grand Forks Friday to hear tn
: johnson Baker Hehate. ~
A now electric player piano was in
stalled in the Grand theater las
week.
Edw. Litten has been ill for a few
days with an attack of neuralgia.
A quartet of young, men left las
week for Los Angeles. travelling in
Ford car. The party comprised Messrs
VIM. Edwards, Ray Mason, Jack Vir
den and Victor Christianson. The!
will spend the winter in Californi,
and may locate there.
The e consolidated school build
ing at Logan Center will be dedicated
on Armistice Day. Governor R: A
Nestos and State superintendent o
Schools Minnie j. Nelson will b
among the speakers. A banquet will
be served following the dedicator,
services and a humber Of Larimor
people are planning to attend. and in
spect the new building just completed
Edwin Gass left last week for Chi
i cage where he entered the employ o
) the Burroughs Adding Machine &c
VIM. iJohnson. formerly Of Iarimore
is also with this company at the sam
t p ace. .
Mrs. G. A. Plaas is enjoying a visi
! from her mother. Mrs. Pauline Reed,
t of Red Wing. MINI.
Mrs. Airline MomXer's residence /
nearly completed. having just receive'
an external coat of white paint, wit
green roof. presenting q very pleasing
appearance.
A large stove has been installed Il
the city hall. making it available 70
use in the colder. months.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Whalian took al
auto load of young people from tn
Methodist church to the county Sun
day school convention at Grand Fork
last week while the Presbyteria;
workers drove over in the Thos. Rad
cEffe and Geo. Taylor cars. Mr.. Whal
ian was elected president of the coun
ty association.
Many Russian princesses and a
occasional countess are engaged b
the American relief administration |
Moscow as translators.