The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-10

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Dakota, while mot yet complete. re-
veals an unusually well balanced
one. the chief attraction being we'll
distributed throughout the Is days
session. M Z
The musical program is so arranged
as to provide for sacred concerts on
Sunday. July 9Th and 18th, double
quartetes Of combination meeting,
one for the last and the other for the
nrst time. OF the i've different COM
bintions ofSmustcal talent to appear,
but one has appeared before, all others
being new to the Chautauqua patrons.
Avery pretty wedding was solemn
lied In St. James Catholic church It
Page, North Dakota, Tuesday, January
30th, at 10 a. M, when Miss Kate Ken
needy of that place was united In mar
riage to Mr.. James J. Walsh of Ma
della, MINI. Miss Kennedy is a prom
inent and very popular young lady of
Page, while Mr.. Walsh is one of the
substantial business men Of Madela,
Mimi.
when'er see those smiling eyes,
So full Of hope and Joy. and light,
sigh to think sS how ~ soon oe that ari brow
sh isss ts % sye Joyous ray
Almost forget 1t once was gay.
The runed nope Sepe the h friend a d. un 4kisats
IA, u, rs chilled Or Ssrnins hssrt behiasd a.s
while youth that now like snow APP
ssuessd ss .sln
Can never show SO bright again.
The Countess de Castellane has en-
tered suit in Paris for divorce against
the Count de Castellane, a French
count. The countess was formerly
Miss Anna Gould, daughter of Jay
Gould of New York. Charges of in
adelity are the grounds. One of the
marriage settlements Of Miss Gould
on the count was the payment of his
gambling debts.
This is good sample of one of our
good clean American girls giving up
her fathers hard-earned millions for
a title and the privilege Of reforming
q licentious dissipated little French
count. So long as our American girls
are willing to sell themselves, so long
will they be treated with contmpt by
these little foreign whinets. For Is it
not a matter of history that the ma
lority Of them are 80 treated? 1t is
hoped that the Gould boys will bring
the countess and her three children
home to America and succeed in SO
tieing up her fortune that the wicked
little count will see no more of it.
F. H. McDermott, formerly of Grand
Forks, but for the last few years prac-
ticing law at Rugby, North Dakota, is
now located at Collville, Wash, and
has opened up law Office there.
The Thursday Musicale club are ne
gotiating with Miss Florence Marion
Pace of Rockford, ILL.,, for concert
In the near future. Miss Pace is too
we'll known here to need any further
recommendation and it is earnestly
hoped that her services may be Sc
cured.
The ladies of st. Paul's church will
give an old-time concert in Scandal
hall Thursday evening. Don't miss
It. The program that was given out
at Judge Corless' residence will be re-
peated with the addition of number
of novelties. Among the principal at
fractions will be a Duet by Harry
Van Sycle and Miss Francis Pace,
Don't thou love me, sister Ruth?"
Mrs. Pace and Mr.. Guy Fairchild will
sing, Rachel and Reuben" in cos
tune.
Mrs. James Elton and Mrs. Perrott
will render the Gypsy Countess" in
costume.
THE Shakespearian Burlesque,"
will be given again. "Mrs. Jarley's
wax works." will be we'll worth seeing
alone. Mrs. Burroughs will read "The
Church Organ"
Mrs. Albert Koto OF Northwood en-
tertained twenty-five of her lady
friends yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock luncheon. After refreshments
were served Mrs. Koto announced to
her friends the coming marriage of
her daughter Clara to Mr.. Neist of
Mohall, N. d. The wedding will oc-
cur Saturday, Feb. 10. Miss Koto is
one of Northwood's fairest ladies. She
has always been an active worker in
the Lutheran church and the temper
ance work of our county and will not
only be missed at home but elsewhere.
After three weeks trip to. Chicago
and other eastern cities the bride and
groom will return to Mohall where
Mr.. Neist Is nthe mercantile BUSH
ness. ~
The Brotherhood of >Locomotive
Firemen are preparing for an elabor-
ate dance at Larimore, North Dakota,
on the evening Of February twenty
second. "A special train has been re-
quested to run that evening from this
city 70 carry out g. guests. Il
Superintendent of the Great North
ern and Mrs. Macy Nicholson and
their children and Mrs. Nicholson's
mother Mrs. st. Clair, will leave about
the twelfth Of the month for an ex-
tended trip east. They will visit Mr..
Nicholson's family in Oshkosh, Wis
consin for awhile and 60 from there
to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and other
| eastern cities. On Mr.. Nicholson's re-
turn Mr. Thos. F. Lowry. the assist
ant superintendent will take an ex-