The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-17
for Mrs. H. T. Sell Of Chicago, whose
husband filled the pulpit in the Con
gregational church on Sunday.

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On Monday at Wahpeton Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wickman entertained the
members OF the Utopian club at their
home. After refreshments were serv-
ed the prizes were awarded to Mrs. f.
| A. Nelson and Mr.. G. F. Hamilton and
the BOBBY prize to Mr.. F. A. Nelson.
| Mrs. T. H. Bowditch will entertain a
special meeting which will be the
last of the season. next Monday. A
count of the scores. for the winter has
been made and the prize winners for
the season are Mrs. Nelson and Mr..
Bowditch. At the meeting on Monday
these prizes will be awarded.
DR.. D. s. Moore and wife left James,
town Monday morning for York, Neb,
for short visit and will also attend
meeting in Yankton, s. D., of super
intendents of hospitals for insane, be-
fore returning.
Mr.. Clay Larimore has returned to
his home on the Elk Valley farm IT
Larim9re after number of weeks
spent on the Pacific coast and with
his sister, Mrs. Trippet, at Los Ange-
les. Cal. His father and mother, who
spent most of the winter there also,
will remain while in st. Louis before
returning to North Dakota.
Prof. p. s. Berg, for many years the
superintendent Of the public schools
at Larimore, has resigned his position
there to accept the superintendency
OF the schools at Dickinson, N. D..
Professor Berg Is one of the foremost
educational men of the state and his
loss at Larimore will be regretted but
will undoubtedly be Dickinson's gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Phillips at Lari-
more are the proud possessors of a lit
tie son, born the early part of the
week.
A pretty but quiet home wedding
took place at Larimore on Monday
when Miss Olive Holt, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Holt of the
Swain hotel was married to Mr.. Chris
tian Hansen Madsen. The ceremony
was performed in the parlors of the
hotel by the Rev. G. Turner of the
Episcopal church. The bride is very
popular young lady at Larimore and
the groom is the western representa-
tive of the Watson Shoe
company. They will spend few
weeks honeymoon on the Pacific coast
and visit awhile in Melrose, Mimi, be-
fore settling in Grand Forks to make
their home.
Miss Katherine Ferguson, a sister
of Mr.. P. ]. Ferguson of Larimore, was
married at that pace to Mr.. William
Cauthers, formerly of the Great North
ern force of operators at Larimore but
now of Brandon, Manitoba, where the
young couple will make their home.
A guessing contest was held at
the Young Woman's club at Fargo
Thursday evening. Thursday after
noon there were lessons in embroid-
cry and plain sewing
Mrs. Ralph Weible entertained few
lady friends Wednesday at her home
in Fargo in honor of Mrs. Charlie Ed
wards of Minneapolis, who is visiting
Mrs. Harry Edwards.
Information has been received tell
ing the arrival of the stork at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Warnock, now
of Los Angeles, Cal, where a boy was
left, Tuesday morning. The mother
was formerly Miss Ottum of Fargo.
In Honor of Miss Bangs.
Banker and Mrs. r. G. Wedge Of
Granville, N. D., gave delightful
dancing party at the opera house
Wednesday night in honor of the lat
ter's sister, Miss Louise Bangs. The
LOOMS orchestra furnished the music
and supper was served at the Metro
poiitan hotel. About 40 friends re-
sponded to the invitation and very
pleasant evening is reported.
At Minot on Saturday Mrs. D. A.
Dinnie and Mrs. R. E. Barron enter
tanned Governor Sarles at a 6:30 o.
clock dinner at the home of Mrs. Bar
ron. Covers were laid for eight and
those present were Governor Sarles,
Superintendent ]. Marcus Davis of the
Great Northern, Mr. and Mrs. James
Dinnie of Grand Forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Barron, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Dinnie. The decorations were red
carnations and the dinner was served
in seven courses. After dinner the
guests were entertained until train
time with an elaborate musical pro-
gram, when the governor, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie, de-
parted via the Great Northern for
Grand Forks.
Prominent amors the reading social
events of the winter was the party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William CALI
van at their home in Courtney, N. D.,
on Friday evening when they celebrat-
ed the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallivan are numbered
among the old settlers in that section
of the country, Mrs. Gallivap having
come there in 1888 and Mr.. Gallivan
ia 1885. They are both natives of
Pennsylvania and were both born in
Mercer county of that state, Mr.. CALI
van on June, IA, 1860, and Mrs. CALI
van In 1861, their homes being only
eight miles apart. They were mar
ried at Court aey on March 3, 1886, and
they have three bright and happy chill
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