The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-14
PERSONALS
III. White of Fargo is registered at

". II. Wnlte OF Fargo is registered at
the Dacotah.
B. E. Bemis of Cummings is visiting
in the city today.
H. j. Fleming of Grafton spent last
night in the city.
]. r. Cooley of Hillsboro is spending
the day in town.
]. P. Daniels of Minot is stopping at
the ingalls, hotel.
Lynn Sarles visited his parents 1T
Hillsboro on Sunday.
Mrs. John Trotter of Osnab-ocil was
a Sunday guest in the city.
]. R. Galley was in from HillsDoro
today on business matters.
Paul Waterstrat of Crookston was a
morning visitor in the city.
Postmaster ]. R. Carley of Hills
boro was Sunday evening visitor in
town.
Geo. Fitzgerald of Gilby was regis
tered at the Imperial hotel Sunday
evening.
Attorney B. G. Skulason and family
visited over Sunday with Emerald
friends.
P. A. Lowe went west this morning
in the interests of yours truly for
Fegan."
Mrs. S. N. Thompson and daughter of
Reynolds visited friends in the city on
Sunday.
At the Imperial: B. Dunn and Stan
ley Dunlop. st. Thomas; George Page.
Hamilton.
J. H. Lockwood of Rugby was among
no ,ricif0 no in ts,n oif
last night
Mrs. ]. w. Burgess left Saturday
evening for Little Falls, where she
will spend several weeks visiting her
parents.
Prof. Harold Westergaard of Ar
doch was a visitor in the city on Sun
day evening.
Geo. D. Kellogg has returned from
a business trip to Casselton and in
termediate points.
DR.. Richard Love of Thompson was
visitor in the city this afternoon on
private business.
DR.. j. F. Ralston, the Inkster den
fist, former Grand Forks man, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Miss Jeanette Debeuth is recovering
operation for appendicitis.
E. J. Healy, who is seeking light
and power franchise in this city, is
here from Red Lake Falls.
H. L. Holmes, state auditor, and w.
B. Wood of this city, Sundayed at the
latter's cottage at Maple Lake.
C E. White of Crookston, manager
of the theatre at that place, was an
oyer-Sunday visitor in the city.
Mayor George E. Duis held down a
seat on No. this morning-as far as
Michigan City. Farming again.
Mrs. ]. l.. Yount left this morning
for Ray, N. D., where she goes to join
Mr.. Yount to remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Platky have gone
to Minneapolis. They will spend the
friends.
Frank and Anna McMahon arrived
in Grand Forks this morning enroute
home to Ardock from visit at Prince
ton, Idaho.
Miss Jessie Cameron of Crookston
Sundayed in the city.
Among Sunday visitors in the city
was Bert Lien of Crookston.
Miss Florence secord goes to
Crookston tonight for brief visit.
Cleary Monley is enjoying a brief
vacation from his duties as mail car
rier and this. morning left on trip to
Winnipeg. l
A. A. Bruce. dean of the College of
Law, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the Memorial day address at
Devils Lake.
L. F. Allen of the Underwood Type
writer company, reached home Sun
day from trip over the west line of
the Great Northern.
Mrs. w. ]. Anderson has left for the
east, with Washington, d. c., as the
objective point She expects to make
that city her future home.
John NJ Mclean Of Inkster. former
ly in the drug business there but late
ly farming, was q Sunday visitor in
town, returning home this morning.
Attorney F. J. Duggan was q passen-
ger to Maple Lake, Mimi, this morn
ing. He and Mrs. Duggan will enjoy
an outing at the resort during the
warm months.
Senator ]. D. Bacon was q business
visitor at Fargo Saturday evening.
returning Sunday. This morning he
left for Cando, where he has business
interests requiring his attention.