The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-10
My Ever New Delight.

Will leave soon TO make their home in
St. Paul.
My Ever New Delight.
L have heard the redbird's whistle
In some wooded dense retreat,
Which to: me was s s strangei yas sweet.
Where the 5e eifs Kiss XII w tie FILLS
ana nave watched the sunbeams chas-
whispering zephyrs Ger the hills.
40 as afS bd2r
Ever rendered to a King n
With her BABE .ea apen m her Breast
Ge Willie eqo o see TO her sa aasr TO one Rest
Voice their i innoe anes at play
'n sefuigen CT Gied aw sgiendor
Is as music from the spheres ''s'
Thonsh fSe plenaitppde 81 Sears
In c my dreams cams, I've +, III. heard the fairies
AS my heart drank in the rhythm
NJ Floating til on the Perfumed breeze.
OF seraphic notes on high
AS I've wandered through Gods star
!. In the blue of yonder sky.
But no song Of .harping angel
From celestial shores above
Sets my soul In such a tremor
AS the voice of my own love.
-Soloo L. Goode.
An interesting letter from Mr..
Henry Kinds, the North Dakota Rhodes
scholar at Oxford, England, and son
of Mrs. w. H. Butler of South Fifth
street, this city, announces the fact
that he is again rowing No. in his
college boat this year, being one of
three Americans to make the crew.
Mr.. Kinds expects to take his final
examination for the Oxford B. A. de-
gree next June, thus completing a
three year course in two years, and
he is also one of the leading candi-
dates for the university scholarship
in geology which carries with it about
$1,1O0.
On Friday, February Governor E.
Y. Sarles, President Webster Merri-
field of the U. N. D. and State Superin-
tendent of Instruction Professor
Stockwell will go to Minot to dedicate
the new high school building of which
Minot is very proud. While there Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Dinnie will entertain at
big reception in honor of Governor
Sarles at the Leland hotel to which
over one hundred guests have been
hidden and among them the following
from Grand Forks: Messrs. DIR. r.
win. M. Stanchfield, Arthur Turner,
A. r. Hunter, John Dinnie, James Din
ME, George A. Bangs, A. ]. Densmore,
w b. Wood and President Merrifield.
1t promises to be very elaborate as
we'll as delightful affair. Mrs. James
Dinnie will go from here to assist
Mrs. Dave Dinnie in receiving.
Mrs. Henry Hawley on North Eighth
street entertained an informal little
Tarty at cards Tuesday evening. Four
tables were played. Dainty refresh
ments were served and the evening
was one of pleasure to all who at
tended.
Mr.. Thomas Baird was a prominent
visitor from Lakota yesterday.
The Masons will give, another one
of their informal little dancing parties
tonight.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Fiset will leave
Grand Forks for Spokane, Wash,
shortly to make that their home. DR..
Fiset has grown up in Grand Forks
and he and his estimable wife will
be missed by a large circle Of friends
who will regret their departure but
wish them success and happiness in
their new home.
Mrs. J. L. Robertson and Mrs. w.
H. Kelsey. Mrs. Angus McCallum and
Mrs. A. I. Hunter were hostesses at
the social held in the Presbyterian
church parlors this afternoon.
It is announced that Miss Florence
Marion Pace and Mr.. Harold Heide
will give a concert here on the 2sth
Of this month in the Methodist Epis-
copal church, andsit will be. no doubt,
the best given this season. Miss Pace
is we'll known and loved In Grand
Forks, not only for her magnificent
voice, but charming personality 40
we'll. This winter she has spent In ad-
vanced study and developing her