The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-13
The Little Chaps Faith.

And the current Of life seems too
TO think that dusk ends the warfare,
That the worry is done for the night:
seieves ta fh his daad IS al rght
In, the heat Ct the day and the hurry
While . my, mind strays away from the
Away from the noise and applause
The cheers may be meant for another;
But Pttie ehap Sst y hs
Believing his daddy's all right.
can laugh at the downfall and failure;
can smile at tine rrlals ..l.u l,.-.m;
can feel that In spite of the errors,
The struggle has not been in vain,
That Comfort and solace st night.
When the little chap waits at the
Believing gls daddy,s oil right.
There are many paths by which
human soul comes to a high religious
life. Some of them lead through suf-
fering, through service, through faith,
through doubt, through patience; but
there is none that leads through in
, sincerity and cowardice."- Pritchett.
Mrs. r. H. Brown, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Ed Instgard for week,
returned to Fargo last evening.
so
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Clark Of Fair
mount. North Dakota. are the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. M. Howe. They
are enroute home from Minnesota.
In the Thursday Musical club it has
always been the active members who
get up the entertainments, programs.
ETC., but some time In April we UNDER
stand the associate members will take
charge and give an entertainment for
which the services of Miss Florence
Marion Pace has been secured.
Wrap your kid gloves. in waved
paper. They will wear twice as long
and keep soft and pliable.
Orange Omelet-dere is recipe
for an orange omelet which is deli
cious desert for spring breakfast.
Take the yolks Of two eggs beaten
very light, adding one-fourth cup
powdered sugar. one tablespoonful
orange juice with the grated rind of
One-f0urth Of an orange and few
grains Of salt. Fold in the stiffiy
beaten whites of four eggs. Put one
half the mixture in hot omelet pan
and brown on one side. Fold in orange
marmalade to suit ond turn out on a
hot plate.
John {. Ross, formerly chief of po-
lice at Larimore, N. D., accompanied
by Mrs. Ross returned to their home
at Granville, N. D.. this morning from
an absence of three months in Scot
land. y
Mrs. M. Gillen left for Devils Lake
last evening.
Miss Emma Ashbrooke and the
Misses Annie and IVY Sheets of Lari-
more are in the city shopping.
Dean and Mrs. Crouch of the uni
versity entertained the class in me-
chanical engineering at dinner last
evening.
= The Mas6ns will dance on Thursday
night of this week. instead of on We'd
, nesday, as usual.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea will entertain at cards and dane
ing at Scandal hall Friday evening.
An interesting letter from Mrs.
Dave Stewart. nee Lulu Shortridge,,
daughter Of ex-G Governor Shortridge Of
<hac $c<o<< co1,o t1,o,, Owe hopv,{I1,S IL.
Gated at Spokane, Wash. She speaks
of Spokane as follows, and incidental
ly mentions some former Grand Forks
people: ~.
The best points about Spokane to my
mind are the climate and water. Pos
fby the are the only shssg
sever"l weeks sleighing this winte-.
the f,rst IN years they tel me-. while
n aseve Zero they
thought that was sometime terrihle.
And the water-such beautiful. clear.
. hay,ns delishtfu' sprins weather here
now-green grass. robbins b'ue birds;
etc; enclose g little snow drop s. !
&. Met Pref Blair 1ormerly q s the UT ri
meet Ars. Blair. Who: you remembes:
also see the w. b. Turner's aftan.l mrs.
ter.ssThe T. b. Camrheils. formerly of
LarimorA are here also, and are nuite
prosperous. There ere number OF
we,I-kn0wn. North Dakota travelling
men hers among them ssRube" Davis,
Frank Hogan and Leigh Pruden. SO
f.eN.artI,:.aee Familiar faces.
The Stewards are IN the best Of
healths ana son Robert 10 nourishing
\ like the young bay treo We hear men.
toned ccasiOnA1lN. ! Ctill sreek Of
North kOta a. "home.' = and hope to
SEQ nv fsiends there some time this
summer on my trfb esst. whom shall
visit At LArimoro and Grand Forks.
Many messages Of love and SYM
pathy viii 30 from here today TO Mrs,
4 q. n. Prouty and family OF St Paul
/ I'll tho sad and sudden death Of the
husband and father which occurred
at Cnthank. Mont. The Prputys arV
old Grand Forks residents and were
great social fayoritss % VOL 40 very
prpminsnt n church circles here.
Rsocgnising ths secret sofrow Of Wv
Nv woman wAo IN dime bScomes ire
!, eSaAilsd . poverty. q nean husband.