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left on Thursday evening for Minot,
where they were to drive overland for
sixty miles to the Missouri near Fort
Berthold where they will make head
quarters at the Stevens ranch.
AT the annual election of officers OF
the Masonic Lodge held on Friday night
the following were chosen; ". M, II.
Bendeke; S. W, F. L. Lagerwan; j
w, E. J. Taylor; treasurer, George H.
Wheeler: secretary, l. Berg.
The members OF the Grand FORKS Hig1
school football team are greatly elated
over their victory over the Grafton team
The game was played in Grafton on FRI
day, the Grand Forks boys winning by
81 score of II to G.. 1T is expected that
a game will be played with Crookston
next Saturday.
At the meeting of the Presbyterian
synod of North Dakota here a few weeks
ago committee was appointed to aseer-
tain the sentiment among the members
of the church on the question OF estap-
fishing Presbyterian college IN Norm
Dakota. This committee is TO report al
the synodicaI meeting next spring. The
church had college in operation few
years ago at jamestown. o5 ana no OWNS
building. there which cost $Zo,GOo
On Wednesday evening a NUMBER OF
friends of City Auditor Brown and MRS.
Brown assisted them in celebrating tnelr
nineteenth wedding anniversary, me
evening was passed in games and social
intercourse, and refreshments We're serV-
ed before the company departed.
The North Dakota Review is the
name of a new weekly publication ISSUED
at Grand Forks, which made its first APP
Dearance on Saturday night. Tpe pup
fishers are E. II. Kent, register OF the
local land office, and also owner OF the
Lallota Herald, and j. D.. seaman,
aid, and chief clerk OF the state mouse
of representatives at the last session. ,il;
The publishers announce. that they viii
make their paper one OF state interest,"
will oScheW politics.
Judge Fislze has received petition
signed by the members of the Nelson
county bar, stating that no jury IS S ue-
sired for the December term of the dis
trict court There are quite number
of cases to be tried at that term, but all
are court cases.
at work after the long summer vacation;
One new club, the Merry Go Round,
has been organized this fail. Most OF
the clubs hold weekly sessions, ana Re AIRY
all are organized for the STUDY OIL sop7
jects of current interest
Doctrs Allen, of Sheldon; Camp, Of
Brainerd, and Quinn, of st. Paul came
up Friday to go hunting on me Mls $50 =
p Trepanier, of this city. The party
drives sixty-fve miles from Williston to
reach the hunting grounds.
Hon J. NJ Cochrane went to 81. Fdul
on Friday night to be with Mrs. Coch-
rane, who is being treated for nervous
trouble.
Miss Shlpley mas returned 1iohi Salie
fornia where She went as member OF
Bishop EdsalPs party
The Joint birthday anniversary of Mrs.
J. A. Coffin and Mrs. E. o. Mallory was
celebrated on Thursday evening", the
event being a surprise to the ladies
chiefly interested.
Mrs. William Rand entertained infor-
ma1ly at cards on Thursday afternoon:
Miss Bray of Thompson. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs J. M. O,Neale
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Nash are nome
from an extended Eastern trip, on Wmcn
they visited Washington, New York ana
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Joseph
Kennedy entertained the members OF the
Omega club in honor of Mrs: M. J.
Heaiey, who leaves soon for Minneapo-
lis her future home.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. James
Elton entertained the charter members
OF the Mandolin club IN honor OF ner
with The club since its organization