The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-25
slsan II. Antony.

II; S1saa B. Anthony.
God aq a. they Ssys great Z. heart drove thee to
Where Ss- .rssed 4, The y unequal war-that
Where the deep ranks Of custom held
There thou and thy brave few spake
In those !. ), Sh,is ) =, words that only strife
And n sasss s.: s. .ssvn thy sweet COM
The starTlike glory Of thy steadfast
The maTtisl music Of thy dauntiess
The Soul q Woman, rising at thy VIII.
sees .h .er ssonid z kn dream the Freedom
= Ffs ssil. srsst'ys wooed. reluctant
Ana .l .s,, ana 1 s's1. With foot.t.p'
Thsa ai,. e shy ,o rest brave Soul. and
The s. fuisiIi race thy purpose sha1,
ID ). 49,. Marion couthouy Smith.
Mrs 3. j. White On Reeves avenue
u entertaining this afternoon and to-
morrow Ia; honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Willis Helm Of Valley City. n. d |
Mrs. Dave Stewart, nee Lulu Short.
{ RIDGE Of Spokane. WASH, 10 In the
city visiting former friends. she will.
remain about ten days.-Larimore
Pieaeei.tsa Sss. IL. i Il
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Mrs. Thos. n. Pugh OF Larimore re-
ceived tes telegram from Michigan. Sum
day announcing the serious Illness OF
her mother. She left on the evening
train e. :
go u \; sss y i
guest ,of the family Of her father-in-
Law M. John Nelson on North F6urth
street, left today Tor visit, With her
parents In Minnesota.
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Mrs. y. u, Cooper ana Mrs. g. w.
Hin1e entertatned % 81 dime social at
Mrs. Cooper's home Friday afternoon.
There was. good attendance and the
afternoon was pleasantly spent with
SOCIAL chat ana fingers busy with fancy
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ME- CHARLES D. Bean OF q. Paul. The
luncuon eook place q Mrs. benners
nome On cottonwood street wnlcn was
GaStetuliy dscOr1tea IOr IMP OCCASION:
Inc enleftalnment was IN the FORM Of
suessmg contest anu g peanut game
10y .eilcltea mucna mes Elment. me re.
resnments were, composed mostly q
9GM tnsyati2ue1 aisAes ana Were votea
Soenctols. IWehty guests were pres
ent. Mrs. lean VIII remain Wlta ner
motneE anu sisteFS untii alter stne
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fod - tha hour aes,,a - ~ ~ no
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fancy % the feather, us are stif + and do
M ierd thamsaIvaa varr s,ai,t ~ t4s,s
ns,t,ina ~ tha ha%.' Inf 4 a. +ha sa.9
hfon ana that Is anouoh r. 40 eIsn
tha corrsc+ thinc Il ,;va. than, anv co1o,.
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Anna Ogden. In one Of her Talks to
IA certain wholesome girl OF sound
intellect insists upon believing in
superstitions. ''That is" she explains,
~, una q them AL interesting. and 1,, be
phize about the rest. For instance, IL
sne sees Ie neW moon Eve. ner risnt
shall have 2 lucky month i she
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aWhat tiifserenca s can . II mak s r. I
do nv hast Il a. not Nm nv affair whathar
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