The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-26

w. c. Nash Of East Grand Forks. She
vii! remain over Thanksgiving.
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MIR. Clarence Bierly and family Of
Minot will soon occupy their hand
some new residence opposite Mr..
Robert Bosards ON South Belyea
stree,c.
The Z. &. T. expect TO surpasS all
former efforts in the dance to be given
in the Commercial club rooms Thurs
day night. All travelling men and
their friends are invited, whether
members OF the order or not. The
committee will do ali i'll their power
TO make the evening a pleasant one
The following comprise the commit
ice: jas. E. Hart. John G. Grothe.
Arthur Greenburg, Walter NJ. Hol-
lcran. Ed. johnson.
MIR. G. r. Jacob and wife have gone
TO Ashville, n. c. TO spend the winter.
MIR. Jacobs health necessitates this
trip. and his many friends hope he
will return completely restored. Miss
HAT, will look after the family in
their absence.
The Pioneer club will give another
OF their informal dances on Friday in
tho Commercial club rooms.
s.
The Irish American ball next We'd
nesday promises to be one OF the best
this club has ever given. 1t is eX-
pected that large number of people
will attend. The music will be given
by Halls orchestra and banquet will
be served at Logan's cafe. The conf
mittees are as follows:
observation-disclosures. ". Neville,
rhos. A. Collins, NJ. J. OConnor, ]. J.
Dunlop. W. v. OConnor.
Recepuon-Moses Norman. Joseph
X Poupore, Stephen Collins. w. II.
McGraw, DR.. Thomas Mulligan. DR..
H. O'Keefe. NJ F. Murphy. c. DeLisle,
r. A. Sullivan, Geo. L. Coger.
Floor-Thos. Gray, ]. E. Sheehy, W.
J. O'Brien. W. H. Ryan. Cleary Mon
ley.
The Masons OF this city, their wives
and friends will spend Thanksgiving
Eve in social enjoyment at the Ma
sonic temple Dancing will be from
9 TO l. music by Halls orchestra.
Mayville Tribune: Friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. nd Mrs. H. A.
Gunner gathered at their home in
Mayville township last Saturday after
noon and evening. and presented them
with an elegant silver set, silver tray
and bread tray, the occasion and date
commemorating the twenty-fifth ami
versary OF the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. GUNNER. That event occurred
here and was one of the first mar
riages in Mayville. With music and
other social diversions. supplemented
by refreshments, the guests spent the
hours very pleasantly, felicitating the
hosts ON leaving over their safe arrival
at half lifetime OF married happiness
and extending the wish that they may
safely survive another quarter century.
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Lakota American: Saturday after
noon Of last week Mrs. A. ]. Gronna
entertained a few OF the neighboring
ladies in honor of Mrs. H. G. Minor
OF Spring Grove. Mimi, Congressman
Gronna's sister. The afternoon was
passed very enjoyably in social inter
course
Before the ladies departed delicious
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mrs. Gilbert Jorgenson,
Mrs. Peter Jorgenson, Mrs. A. NJ. Bev-
"ridge, Mrs. Peter Sjurseth, Mrs. H.
Sandlie. Mrs. r. l.. Macarthur, Miss
Grace Gronna and Miss Reeka Hink.
Last Friday evening a, the home
OF MIR. Woodbridge in Adams a large
number OF invited guests were socially
entertained in honor Of the wedding
OF his son Thomas Wesley Woold-
ridge TO Miss Mary johnson of Warren.
The farewell party at Edgley was
given in honor of Miss Fancy Con-
nelly and Albert Olmstead, who will
take their departure for southern
points this week
The new city hall at Fargo was
dedicated with pleasing ceremonies
last Thursday evening. Owing to the
numerous functions in the city dur
ing the evening. the attendance was
not very large, but the program was
very interesting and was carried out
AZ planned.
The reception was held in the
mayors office. Mayor Johnson and
wife and daughter, most OF the alder
men and their wives City Engineer
CraEhr and wife. City Attorney Res
ser and wife, City Auditor Morgan and
others doing the receiving. After the
reception the audience assembled in
the council chamber. where the ex-
trciscs were presided over by Mayor
.|ClnsCn
On Thanksgiving Eve there will be
IA masquerade ball at Tioga, n. d.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Branchfiower in Lake town
ship. Ramsey county, was the scene
OF gay assemblage last Tuesday
night, the occasion being the celeDra-
ton OF their fortieth wedding ami
versary. About sixty guests wer
present 10 participate in the festivities.
The Ladies Literary club of Minot
gave thimble bee Thursday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. Octavia Jennings,
who leaves Minot soon to spend the
winter in California.
Do
Miss Elizabeth Ray OF Fosston. who
is teaching school at Belmont this