The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-01
PERSONALS

VIM. Lawler of Edmore spent Sun
day in the city
j. 3. Wilson of Cando is registered
ut the Northern.
S. c. Lund of Darlington is in the
city on business
l.. NJ. Rockne of Petersburg is stop
ping al the Dacotah.
John p. Halle OF Mohall stopped in
the city over Sunday.
T. d. Casey of Grafton is in the
city for a few days.
c. J. Reynolds of Leeds is at the
Northern for few days
Miss Benjamin of Crookston is stop
ping at the Antlers hotel.
Architect Ross left this morning on
a business trip to LakOta
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lucas of Lari-
more Sundayed in Grand Forks
NJ. J. Moren is home after few
days visit with friends at Meadows.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Martin, of Fargo,
are in the city visiting j. H. Trotter.
J. W. Warren. a prominent bus ipess
man of Leeds. spent Sunday in the
city.
Norman Moulton OF Westhope is
I spending pleasant New Years in the
city.
J. R. Walters returned Sunday from
a business trip to Minneapolis and ST.
! Paul
DR.. Ramsey of this city will eat New
/ Years dinner with friends at Ar
! dock.
( K. H. Kent has just returned from
a trip to Boston and other Eastern
cities.
H. H. Johnson of Petersburg drop
! ped into the city for ii few hours
Sunday
Messrs. ]. Peterson. H. Hanson and
wives OF Devils Lake are guests at the
Antlers.
Julius Schneider leaves this week
for visit with the home folks Il, New
Elm, Minnesota.
p. J. Whelan and wife and Miss
{ Ethel Okeefc, all of Lowelton. were
here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Mayer of Lari-
more, are spending the day with
friends in the city
J. d. Bacon took a morning train
to Cando to look after Il lawsuit which
is being tried there
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Finch are ex-
pected home from their wedding Jour-
! ney some time this week
Editor and Mrs Frank Davis of
CandO are among the prominent peo-
pie spending New Years in the city
G. E. Rundell, one of the prominent
citizens of Minot, gave the New Years
glad hand to a host of friends in the
city.
Mrs. j. d. Bacon and son, MyrOn,
left last night for Reynolds, where
they will spend New Years with rela-
tives.
; Mrs. Cowley, OF Larlmore, VINO has
been visiting in this city at the Kav-
anaugh home, has returned to Lar
more.
Mrs. f. E. Drake and two children
left this morning for Cando, where
they will spend the winter with
friends.
James Robertson, John r. Vestre,
| Geo a. McCrea and Nelson Benson,
all of Drayton, are registered at the
Dacotah.
Miss Cora Turner. who has spent
the last two weeks with friends in
this city, left Sunday evening for her
home at Reynolds.
Max Friedland, district agent of the
Remington Typewriter people, who
/, spent the holidays visiting in st. Paul,
returned to the city this morning.
Fred T. Lincoln has resigned his
| position with the paper house of F. G.
Leslie & Co. He has not yet decided
| what business he will engage in.
| H. G. Harvey, manager of the Far
| go Home Tea company, returned to
Fargo on Sunday after spending the
holidays with his parents of this city.
| J. c. Sherlock. manager for the
Hamm Brewing company in East
Grand Forks. returned Sunday morn
ing from business trip to St Paul.
J. H. Delaney, who is buying horses
| for Zimmerman Brothers Of Minneapo-
lis, left this morning for Marvel,
where he intends to complete his car
load.
Miss Pearl Dinnie has returned to
Winnipeg to finish her course at
school after pleasant vacation spent
! with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dinnie.
Rev. John C. and Mrs. Dingle Of
| Devils Lake are visiting In the city.
Though not actively engaged In min
isterial work. Rev. Dingle n recog-
niSed - one Of the most eloquent pull
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