Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-19
CROOKSTON NOTES

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Crookston, MINI, Aug. 1s.-Mrs.
w. j. .Marles. formerly Miss Lena
sparby Of this city. but now OF st.
Paul, Is spending. a. few days at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. E. j. Lolken.
Miss Hazel Olson and her guest,
Miss Gladys Gordon Of Nashwauk.
Mimi. have returned from Warren
the home of Miss Edna Swanson.
They left Wednesday tor Nashwauk
where Miss Olson will visit for a few
days. ftts
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Dufault and family
have returned home, from sAssstwo
weeks rotor trip which Included
stops at Kandiyoht. MINI: Mime
drive was made through the Iron
Range
Mrs. Joe Leblanc Of Harold, who
has been spending a few days here at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Katherine
Burns, left for Euclid Wednesday for
Mary Murphy.
Miss Doris Sornmer Of Barnesville,
is spending the week at Union, Lake
the guest Of Mrs. Otto Eichof.
Miss Ida Heng has spent the past
week at Bemidji Is the guest of Mrs.
HecSbr Brown.
Miss Glare Dargen Of Chenille.
III 10 NlSll1IlS I1CiS NANa III AuSy
McPhee. She plans to. continue on
to Warroad to visit with her BROTH
er. Leon Dargen.
Mrs. James Bruton. accompanied
by her two children. arriving here
from a visit at Bemidji. are the
guests of the A. "A. Bruton family.
They will be Joined here by Mr.. Eru-
Grand Forks to make their future
home. The family formerly resided
in Lansford, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
daughter Margaret. and Mrs. Jim
Burns, have returned fromqa weeks
visit at Minneapolis. -s@L4 Isl aa0isc
The Misses Anna and Bridget Groin
in OF Rochester, MINI. are the guests
kirsh. "
Grace Frazer n Jane Thorp OF
Minneapolis W gone to Roosevelt,
Mimi, where they will visit at the
home OF Mr.. n Mrs. A. G. Frazer
guests of Mr.. and. Mrs. v. A. Nolan:
The Sodality girls of the Catholic
Cathedral here, enjoyed a picnic sup
per and\ games at Central park We'd
nesday evening.
About 20 married couples motored
to Maple Lake Wednesday evening
where they enjoyed a picnic dinner
anu ldtSI udICCu al LA lohS pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. .McCaffrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Anderson left
Thursday for an automobile trip to
Bemidji andItasca Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carlson and son
Hugh and Miss Ragna Carlson OF
Minneapolis and Mrs. Lena Bjoin
have returned from a motor trip to
Eveleth. MINI.
C]rookston, Mimi, Aug. 19.-Carl
Lower, of Duluth, is a guest at the G.
c. Strander home.
Ruel Nelson has gone to Duluth>for
a few days visit with relatives. Mr..
Nelson is taking a vacation from his
duties at the local Great Northern. ex-
press office.
William P. Martin and Wiley Phil
lips, who have been spending the last
part of the week at Lake Union, ex-
poets to return to Crookston Monday.
After spending the past two weeks
attending to his farming interests near
here, Hans Larson, a former Crook
ston resident. has returned to his
home at Faunce, Mimi, nea War
! road.
W. I. Leguee, general yardmaster
OF the Great Northern railroad here,
Is on a two weeks vacation from his
duties. He plans tt make a visit at
ELOSIlu dlu lass LAKE Will TSldIlVSSs
The dormitory which the Great
Northern company has been building
for workmen at its roundhouse here,
has been completed and new men
employed to take the places OF strik-
ing shopmen have moved into their
new quarters.
Anna Plahy was granted a divorce
from her husband. Michael W.. Plahy
by Judge William Watts in the Polk
county district court following a
charge of desertion. Mrs. -Plahy. who
children, said she was married at
East Grand Forks April %. 1917.
Joseph S~upernant has resigned from
the o. Mercil Jr., grocery store, and
will leave soon for Red Lake Fails,
his former home. The vacancy caused
BY his resignation has been filed by
Sam Holder.
A. N. Enehek and John Carlson
were arrested by the county sherifr.s
otrices on a charge of assault pre-
rerred by John Buness. proprietor of
a Maple Lake hotel. The men created
a disturbance at the hotel while under
the influence of liquor. according to
Runess The men, were released on
$500 bail money and their case act for
a hearing here August %.
Mr.. n Mrs. G. N. Harden An.
! ounce the arrival of a baby boy at
he Bethesda hospital here.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. L.. Stickney enter
tanned at dinner at their home in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hagen
of Los Angeles. Out of town guests
included the Misses Martha and Inga
Hagen, st. Paul, and Glen Winslow
OF Minneapolis.
Mrs. N. G. st. Aubin and daughter
Pearl have returned to their home at
Red Lake Falls following visit here
With Mrs. Charles Trepaniers and Mr..
and Mrs. .. =. Gavin.
WHEAT WEIGHS WE'LL
Wiliston. N. D., Aus. I9.-New
wheat brought In to Wiliiston eie-
vators from two Different, farms with.
In the past few days tested pG6pecttye.
" 81 and "a lr2 pounds per hilahe1.
These are the hrst receipts % rssW
wheat reported. and In nottisr caoo