The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-06
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gave birth to son this evening at
Charlton Park, Malmesbury, the family
seat.
The Rev. E. w. Burleson of James
town. who has been in charge of st.
Johns Mission (EpiscopaU at Dickey,
North Dakota, for the past three years
has resigned that,charge. Bishop Mann
has appointed as his successor the
Rev. Edgar Jones of Lisbon. BY his
visits to that parish Mr.. Bdrleson has
made many friends who will regret to
have him discontinue has services
there.
County Superintendent Miss Ora
Hurd of Steele county, left last Satur-
day for Louisville, KY, where she will
attend the National Educational assor
citation Meeting. This is her first trip
into the south, and she looks for a
marked contrast to the northwest.
Louisville is one of the most progress
sive and stirring cities of the new
south.
Attorney ]. A. Bird of Minot is
transacting legal business in Devils
Lake today.
81 Lanctot of F. c. Gardner & Co.,
Fargo, sundayed in Minot.
s. Mcmillan of Casselton was regist-
cred at the Hot Morrill, in Minot yes
Mr.. Otto Gross Of Berthold has join
ed the Optic mechanical force.
Wednesday evening James f. Kipp
and Miss Alvina Erickson were united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Erickson,
southwest of Edgeley, North Dakota.
Rev. w. ]. Medlan performed the
wedding ceremony. Only the imme-
diate relatives of the bride and groom
were present. The groom is one Of
Edgeley's popular business men, and
most progressive citizens. The bride
is one of LaMoure countys fairest
daughters, and enjoys large ac-
quaintance throughout the county
Getting in Practice.
A small sized political meeting was
held in the Hotel Morrill, yesterday
sfternoof:'- Among those present were
A. D. Sutherland, the Flaxton banker,
and Paul S. Ware of the Flaxton
Times. This meeting was one of three
small meetings held in Minot in the
past three days.
A Hint For the Spring Home Cleaning.
To Clean Papered Walls-Make Il
dough of flour and cold water, knead
as you would bread until it is free
from sickness and becomes perfectly
smooth. A piece of this rubbed over
the paper will make it appear as fresh
as new. One piece may be used for
large surface, though 1t should be
changed for clean piece before it is
too much soiled. If you have plain
paper on your walls and it is faded
or spotted mix some wall finish of a
desired color, rather thick, and apply
1T swiftly all over the wall. If done
carefully and with dispatch the paper
will not become wet enough to come
off and will dry quickly, when it will
look like new.
The editor of the Atchison (Kan.)
Globe tells how to land a husband:
How to-. land a husband-Pick out
your man and right there no one can
give any advice. A small, meek look
ing man may be the very hardest kind
to- land. He is often timidl and il the
angler becomes over bold he is fright
ened away, and If she is backward he
escapes. A great big man is frequently
landed without struggle: Flattery
goes a long way with him. A jolly
good natured man is hard to land: He
laughs things off and before the fisher
woman knows it, is swimming on the
other side of the lake. A melancholy
man Is easy, If the angler will have
patience, and hold steady line draw
ing it in gently and by degrees. But
whatever kind of man is chosen, the
angler must not be sure that he is
landed until after the preacher has
pronounced the words: Let no man
put asunder." To begin with, she must
not make the mistake of letting friends
and kin know that he is landed. They
will tell others and it will get back to
him. The average husband elect is
terribly ashamed of his position, and
nothing but the words: Il pronounce
you man and wife" overcomes his NOR
LITIGATION. The premature announce
ment of prospective husband landed,
has lost many a girl good catch. A
good angler will land her man quietly.
Then she will wind up her line and
put 1t away, without mentioning her
success to one human being. She will
not even whisper prayers of thanks
giving, and before the man knows he
is landed he will be kneeling beside
his captor while some preacher muir
mers blessing over their bent heads
The only trouble is this: The angler
does not breathe who can keep from
Boosting.
In divorce case which has just
ended in London, the woman charged
cruelty in that her husband had made
love to other women. The judge held
that flirting did not constitute cruelty,
and that a man might love as many
women as he pleased, provided that
his love for them did not destroy his
love for his wife! My. but the men
are getting bold. "If no married man
is to be allowed to 60 for walk with
q girl" concluded the Judge, Eve men
might as we'll be in jail as to get mar
ried."