The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-30
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among them being Mr. and Mrs. John
Moorhead, Mr.. MOorhead being in tho
cigar business and doing we'll. Paul
Waterstrat is working for an abstract
company and is very enthusiastic over
the outlook for the future. Mr.. HUI
PACK also saw August George and
irma, both of whom are In good health.
Mr.. George has not opened up an 0ffice
yet but is doing some real estate busi.
ness occasionally.
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BRIEFLY TOLD. .
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Ole H. Bang of Granville is in TO-DAY
on business matters.
County Attorney Maybury is over
To-Day on professional business. =
W. G. Smith of Maple Lake is ovac.
today on business matters.
Inc East Grand Forks gun c,nh
VIII meet tonight on business matters
John Holton. candidate for the st.+e .
legislature, is over TODAY shakin.
hands, 'Ni"s
The Warroad Plaindea,ar b,s ho.,.
sued for libel by ]. E. Conovor 0e ~
Gracetown. u"
MIS-: NJ. J. Murphy will leave touight
Ior Mlssoula where she will visit reia-
lives for a time.
earle Reidesal of Crookston w.z
over yesterday talking u Iftsre no,itics
and fixing up his fences.
Iowa parties are interested fin Po,h,
county ciat to the extent that thew
nave sent for samples and a pottery
may be located at Crookston. '
Mrs. s. L. Knapp entertained friend.
at tea In honor of Cora Turf. who Ieft
Wednesday morning for two weeks,
vacation at FOsston MINI.
w: NJ. Ferguson, representing the,
Peters Cartridge company and we'll
known here, has moved over from
Crookston for the west side.
About nine million feet of logs for
tne Grand Forks Lumber company are
well on their way to the mill here.
This Is the last drive of the season.
Judge Sullivan dismissed the yeppa
case mentioned in The Evening Times
yesterday, late in the afternoon after
nearing the motion argued by the at
torneys.
r. LePage of Mentor announces his:
candidacy for the legislature on the
democratic ticket and that he will he
mere to see his friends in the near
future.
The ice cream social of the Young
Peoples society of the SWEDISH Luther
an, church will be held on ]. E. John
sons lawn Thursday evening Aug. 30.
All are welcome, Admission is Is cents
Miss Ida sandeen, who was seriously
burned in the MackOff fire at Crooks
ton last winter, has returned to her
duties as stenographer in the Offices
of N. E. Black of Crookston.
Dan Sullivan has made arrange
ments to get the returns of the Cans
u Nelson fight at Goldfield, New, Mon
day night. There is much interest in
the battle on both sides of the river.
Mrs. Tom Acton of Oklahoma but
formerly of Grand Forks visited her
son of Grand Forks for two weeks. and
while visiting she was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Knapp a few days
last week.
Mrs. N. C. Olson was surprised yes
terday afternoon at her home on North
Fourth street by number of friends
and presented with fine cut glass
dish. The occasion was her birthday.
Sheriff Gonyea has received a letter
from Pekin, ILL.,, stating that John
Kelch, an old man of that city, was
recently robbed of a pocketbook con-
tanning $40 and papers to the value
of 5000 at the station in Crookston. A
reward of $25 is offered for the return
of the papers. They were mortgage
notes on the German-American bank
of that city.
JOHN BROWN DAY.