Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10

.CROOKsT0N NOTES

Crookston. Mimi, Jriy l0AAn In
teresting mustcal proSfin61 d given
by members Of the Hoy yR6iehborB
lodge at the eunnyrtN1S S~anltaftuIn
for the besient ofsstne patientss The
program, which MAS in charge of
Mrs. Bert Canute. Included pian9
duets. by Misses Della MUM ana Flor.
elice Canute; plano solos " AIRS. Cif-
ford Miller, q violin And piano NUM-
Der by the Misses MinnNs Schwdrz-
kopf and Gladys Blanchard a chill
sdren's dance, a highland ftng BY MISS
Eve .yn. Buckn1iller. and vocal solo
by Mrs. ROSS Fox.
camp at ths Red Lake Indian, agency
after accompanying the scouts to tbs
Mrs. W. b. sheAield has. re-:
turned to, her Crookston home after.
a short viAht with MIS-. MAX Ericsson
at Maple Lake. The plans to leave
Immediately for Shoreharn. MINI, to
visit her son, Fred si,efield and Am
lily:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A.. Nsbetungs and
Miss Erma.. Hirehsr haye returned
from a motor trip from the twin
cities. They were accompanied home
by MIR. and MIS-. william Bircher and
George s. B1rcher, ST.. Z.
MI. and Mrs. George NJ. Riedesel
are receiving CONGRATULATIONS over the
birth Of q baby sirl at q Cfookston
hospital. 4t' !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I.ycan; OF Pc
midji, are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs..
WIS. Lycan here following y motor
trip from Bentid5i. j
Miss Rose Rookey Of Superior,
is the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Harry Schmidt. Mics Rotksy. and
No. 80 rAtAA hn1v> 3.>ok AAAcAL l.$SSr~s
a short outing at Maple<LAke.
Cal. who spent the past week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs C. ". Wilder.
has left for a short, visit at, Ber1idN.
The Misses Gudrid Quarnme and
Martha Solheim Of Minneapolis, are
visiting friends in this city. They ar
rived last TUESDAY and will rertetn
The IRE department by tire use Of
FIRE extinguisfers, saved the barn
owned by Arthur Kroosnan from be-
Ing destroyed by flames. Damage to
the extent Of so was suffered. the
cause Of the fire Is believed to have
resulted from a, lighted cigarette be
ing tossed. on the, floor Of the barn.
The newly organized young mems
a challenge to any team OF this city
OF similar strength. Harold Hagen IL
manager Of the local nine.
Funeral services ver the r4rlains
| o. Mrs. Conner Evans, who died at
Los Angeles last week. were held at
I the Crookstoh cathedral. Mrs. Evans
! was atformer resident OF Angus ana
was one of the pioneer settlers IN
this section.- !.
Anna Pearson. a student nurse AZ
LIST. Vincent's hospital, lies left for
her >honne<Ht Bemidji to spend a three
weeks Vocation with her parents.
After d short. visit with friends and
relatives here following 4 motor trir
from ffeir home at Chatfeld. MINI.
Nj. and Mrs. e. s.. Houston have con;
tinued their Journey to Fertile ano
n s. Kidder, local manager, q thtt
Minnesota Electrfcal DISTRIBUTING
company for the past three years, he.
resigned his position here n ne.
left for Minneapolis: J f. Aker, I'm
SUPERINTENDENT Of the SCrookston dis
trict. will succeed NE Kfdder.
Corporaf Leonard Moen stopped Of
at Crookston for a short visit while
IN his way from Shelly. Mimi. *
Fort Bending, Ga. Corporal Moen
has been spending a 6e-day' furlonel
vtsltinE his mother. Mrs. Peter zoe
at shelly. He is stationed with com
nany B. 10th infantry regiment a
Fort Benning.
IDeatn' claimed a pioneer Dproth!
resident ~hen Mrs. Mary Bbatair
died lat a sCrookston <hospital at "a
age Of SO. Mrs. Boutain was born il
Canada. coming to the states TO set
tie, on a farm east. Of Dorothy an!
! west OF Red Lake" Falls. Burial too
place atNDorctny. n It, q q,
James Weatherhead, postmaster O