The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-05
The EVENING TINES. GRAND FORKS, N. d. 3
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g. P. Purcell of Fargo is a caller in
Grand Forks on business today.
The Misses Springer and Elkin of
Mayville are visitor in the city today.
DR.. Riley of Milton is one of the
prominent Grand Forks visitors to-
day.
c. NJ. Turcoth is among those reg
istered at Hotel >Dacotah from Botti-
neau.
Thomas Connel, of Hamilton, is in
the city today looking after matters of
business.
DR.. w. w. Mcqueen of Langdon is
shaking hands with the profession
here today.
James R. Barry, of Niagara was a
visitor in the city yesterday on mat
tiers of business.
E. F. Hardy of Montreal is in the
city, visiting the state after number
Of years absence.
Charles Vogel left last evening for
New York., where he will spend a
months vacation
Charles R. Lyman of ST. Johns has
returned after a two days visit with
friends in the city
w. H. Kelsey, who is visiting his
mother in Montana, is expected back
next Monday morning.
M. w. Hanson, the South Third
street merchant, is in the city again
after short vacation
Landlord Burke of the Antlers has
gone to Langdon on business and will
be absent until Saturday.
Roy Grandy, of st. Thomas, was a
caller In the city last evening on mat
tiers of business and pleasure
Miss Mayo, of Walhalla, was in the
city last evening and took in the play
at the Metropolitan opera house.
]. P. Ryan of Grafton is registered
at the Antlers. He reports things
prospecting in the town up the line.
A. G. Gilman of Bemidji is guest
In the city combining business with
pleasure and visiting acquaintance.
Peter Mcdonald, of Manville, N. D.,
has returned to the city and will con-
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Terry McGovern, of Osnabrock, has
returned to the state university after
an enjoyable holiday vacation at home
Jim Robinson, the popular Great
Northern official, has left for the
coast, where he will spend a months
vacation.
]. H. Burke, the popular attorney
of Bathgate, was in the city last
evening calling on friends and tran
sacting business.
Robert Brownlee left this morning
for Park River and the north coun-
try, where he will spend the day on
matters of business.
Mrs w. A. Calder returned last
evening from Forest River where she
spent pleasant holiday season with
friends and relatives.
Rev. John A. Lemery, who is attend
ing the State University of Law, is
to preach at Brockett on Sunday next
and will leave for there tomorrow.
Fred Vassee, of Hamilton, NJ D., is
in the city on his way home from Ar
thur, where he went on matters of bus
mess connected with the estate of J. E.
Vassee.
J. c. Mccormick, who has been con-
I nected with the division Offices in
this city, will leave tonight for Havre
where he has a position in the divis-
ion offices.
Editor Grant Hager of the St. Thorn
/ as Times was in the city last even
ing. Mr.. Hager says that the thrifty
little city up the line is prospecting
In common with all of North Dakota
H. w. Russell, of Grafton. passed
through the city last evening on his
way to Marshall. Minnesota, for a
! short visit. He recently resigned his
position with. Chicago wholesale
| house.
Misses Josephine and May Maher
and DR.. A. c. Smith of Devils Lake at
tended the production of the Prince
of Pilsen last night. The Misses Ma
her remained in the city the guests
of Miss Helen Prindeville.
Conrad Meyers of Fargo arrived in
the city last evening to accept a posi-
ton in the Job department of The
Evening Times. He has been with the
Knight Bros. of that city and is
getting out on account of the strike.