The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-21
SAD CASE.
Intelligent Young Woman Victim Of
Dementia Finds Good Care.

Intelligent Young Woman Victim Of
Dementia Finds Good Care.
A sad case~was brought to light
| day or two ago when Miss Adeli
Nelson. young lady twenty-three
years of age, who has been teaching
school at Pleasant. twenty miles east
of here. came to Kenmare and regis
tered at Hotel Commercial. 1t was
noticed by her strange actions that
she was suffering from intense ex-
citment. and she was assigned to a
room. After being in the room a short
time she suddenly rushed out into the
hallway devoid of all clothing in a
violent fit OF insanity. Willing hands
soon took care of the unfortunate
woman and placed her back in her
room. Sad indeed was the sight to
behold. At times she would become
rational. only to again become oblivi-
GUS. Medical aid was summoned and
it was found that she was suffering
from violent case Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. OHara of the Commercial lent
mothers care to sooth the sick wom-
and and it was thought best to call in
the services of professional nurse
who took charge of her. All efforts
to locate her parents or relatives have
thus far been without avail. 1t was
found that she had sister at Wey-
burn, Canada who was communici-
Gated with, only to find that she had
purchased ticket to Minneapolis,
ostensibly on visit. 1t was decided
that it would be better to have the
sick woman taken to the hospital at
MinOt and night Officers Kinser and
Hoffman lent their services, and she
was carried to the train on a stretcher
and taken to Minot in charge of Nurse
Themes. Her condition is very seri-
GUS and every care and attention will
be given in hopes Of her recovery
Kenmare News.
Mrs. CORVALLIS West in Novel Enter.
prise.
II the rumor that her friends are
hearing has any basis, Mrs. Cornwall
lis West formerly Lady Randolph
ChurchilD is to back one of the most
novel enterprises the British metro
polls has ever had. According to the
gossip, the one thing that has held
her back thus far is the dificulty of
engaging in the business she contem-
ferences distinctly between the sordid
business itself and the novel variation
she desires.
The story is to the effect that the
former Lady Randolph wants to pro-
set permanent feast worthy of Lu-
she is confronted with the fact that
nj %o1l lnt1
restaurant"
In Paris rich travellers have found
several restaurants which have spe-
cialties that are equalled nowhere else
in the world. In Madrid, Berlin, st.
are restaurants whose chefs tempt
travel across the continent. and Mrs.
Vests idea is that no one should have
these epicurean temptations.
She wants to have most magnifi-
Gently furnished establishment, where
a corps of chefs will make 1t their
duty to study the best cooking in the
world and be able to satisfy craving
for either real Baltimorean deviled
crab or the daintiest Partisan style of
SOLE
Mrs. West has no particular desire
to SOLICIT general patronage and If
she follows her inclinations it is likely
that the prices on the menus of the
Carlton here or the st. Regis in New
York will by comparison resemble
those Of quick lunch resort. In the
manner that certain London trades
men will only accept custom from
those who are properly introduced.
Mrs. West will doubtlessly want to