The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-11

Tomorrow is the realm of promised
things, 80
A harbor for the little boats. whose
wings
Lie listiess in the dead calm Of today.
Tomorrow holds the balm Of those who
For patience over wounds that bleed
Tomorrow is Fulallment. for whose
We heed not darkness-nor lonely
Tomorrow is loves Mercury. Alright
With prophecy. load-star for today
beck stnra, to to-. auarries. where are
The >hiSasn glories, Of both Faith and
OH H sSs sas,n. cherished daughter of
shK Fsslfs s1a
Mrs. William Nelson of Orr, N. d.,
was in town Monday and Tuesday,
the guest of her niece. Mrs. A. d.
Baughman. Mrs. Nelson Leaves Orr,
shortly with her daughter, Miss Len
ME. for Seattle. WASH, to make that
place stheir home. Mr.. Nelson will
stay at Orr this summer and look af-
ter his farm and will follow in the
fall.
Mrs. d. 8. Nelson Of Larimore, was
IN town Monday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerb Rupert of this
city go to Brinsmade shortly where
Mr.. Rupert will take charge Of a large
farm.
Mr.. Frank Feetham is at Edmonton.
NJ w -. and will probably be gone
some time.
Miss Laura Pace, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Pace on
South Sixth street. has returned8to st.
Paul. $50 4 :. q !. {
It is- understood prominent Grand
Forks lady. who brought suit In the
fall for divorce, has withdrawn 1t and
ut lie now hoped by the friends Of the
parties interested that there will be
q reconciliation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackburn en-
tertained last evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Riley and DR.. and Mrs. RAM
say. A very pleasant evening was
spent
invitations have been received by the
society folk of the city to attend the
pink ball poudre to be given at Grand
Forks April Is by the ladies' Of the
Eastern Star at the Masonic temple
at, that place. The affair promises to
be one of the social features of the
seasonSover west and will undoubtedly
be attended by many from this city
who have received invitations. The
ladies are requested to powder their
hair. wear pink gowns and black
patches and the gentlemen pink ties
and bouttonieres. Crookston Times.
The invitations are out for the ball
to be given by Athe Lady Elks ON
Thursday evening April 10. This
function will be an elaborate one and
there will be guests here from all
over the state. 1t will be full dress
affair and many will there be of new
gowns. The season following from
Easter on until time to take departure
for the lakes. for the hot weather will
be 6ne of unusual social gayety and
in point OF wardrobe the ladies will
be prepared for the dressmakers tell
"a rush during the Lenten season as
this year.
Susceptibility Of Widowers.
A widower Is tame animal aud
stands without tying. No woman can
scare him. He is 0verconfident and
been through it all and Is not to be
caught a second time. He feels linz
previous to the approaches of woman
in, any form or. guiBe. The widow
! finds him really a rather knotty prob
lem. He presents difficulties that are
wholly absent In man who has
never felt the matrimonial halter draw.
He looks upon the widow with amused
! Indifference. But young and attrac-
tive woman who has never been mar
ried quickly arouses his sympathies.
He. In nine cases out of ten, shows
remarkable endurance of her siege
of his heart, and we all know that 1t
is but a step from endurance to pity
and thence to- embraces. His doom
is quickly sealed: Washington Post.
SOME IDEAS CLEANED FROM (
THE EASTERN PAPERS. 1:
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Experience is grindstone; 1t is
lucky for US IL we get frightened by
It and not ground.
Several different varieties of peoples
are desirable addition to the flower
garden. the brilliant blossoms giving
glorious spots Of color. during mid
summer. The seeds should be planted
early and under 9 thin covering Of
! soil. 9ssss 81.
Leather barefoot sandals are q
\ splendid Soot-covering for little people
during the hot summer months. and 4
fancy their elder, brothers and sisters
often envy them despite the dignity
and superiority Of added years
The success OF a suit depends .
great deal upon the trimming Of the
short bolero.t A correct amount gives
Il style. but overlooking makes II
fussys OnhAnd one would say that
anybody could make one Of these tiny
afIairs, but . little thought Will nr0hb-
ably result = ensasing z sood tailoe.
II q; strange that not until now M
y Any ono th0uaIat of making Int pina
svith y Ivy g scrook Pm aftsr t'aa