The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-21

who never regrets and never forgets
And uses them all for stepping stones
To attain the crest Of his calling.
sss %e@hn a4 fnys her. will
AND doesn't despair at her load of care;
Or the road thro' which fate calls her;
-, And finds whate'er her station,
1hat the ne. sweet We and pure are the things
Her the noblsst Of GODS cree ton.
Chicago Record-Herald.
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/: SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE I:
/: STATE.
Mrs. P. A. Rudd delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday evening at her home
on Third street and Ninth avenue
north in Fargo, N. d. The occasion
was a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Marie Johnson, bride-to-be. Many
beautiful and appropriate articles were
showered upon Miss johnson, y amid
best wishes for the future. Miss
Rhoda Korsmo secured prize in the
popular song guessing contest and a
musical program was also rendered,
Dainty refreshments were served.
Park River Society.
Miss Rierson and niece who have
> been guests of Mrs. Weber left Mon
day for their homes "a at Lyle. Minnesota.
Editor and Mrs. Grant s. Hagar, of
st. Thomas, were here from Satur-
day until Tuesday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl ]. Farup and son.
Paul. Of this city, with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Prom of Milton, are going to spend
several months, of this summer tour
ing Europe. They will sail from New
York on May 9Th.
DR.. s. Douglas made a business trip
to Winnipeg the last of the week. DR..
and Mrs. Douglas will leave shortly
for that city where they will make
their future home. During the fifteen
years residence of this estimable
family in Park River they have made
many friends who will regret to see
them depart.
Mrs. o. E. Hasle returned home on
Monday from Moorhead MINI. where
she had been called by the serious
illness of her daughter, Miss Inger,
who is student at Concordia college.
Miss Hasle underwent an operation
for appendicitis last week which was
successful and she is now improv-
ing rapidly.
y Postmaster Lyman Brandt arrived
home Monday from an absence of two
months in Michigan. He spent several
weeks at the st. Louis. Mich, sanitar-
tum and was much benefited by the
treatment. He states that he has not
felt so we'll in twenty years.
A Song Of Kamel.
He who is desolate may cry
His sorrow to the earth and sky.
Who has lost all has naught to fear;
HAPPY. the gods may laugh to hear,
Rejoicing that mans discomfort
Should flavor their grim merriment.
We who are happy, you and I.
Must laugh low and walk silently
Lest we shall taste what gall may be
Wrapped in the gods great jealousy, /
Lean from their hills to Strike and
OA6uS.
Let us, kiss softly and laugh low
Lest thTRR ad9sd R bnGw Garrison
Rolla Society.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Duffy a
boy, Sunday, April 8;
Born to Mr.. and Mrs E. F. TAYLOR
April Is, a, son.
County Judge Hunt accompanied DIR.
Verret to Devils Lake last Friday,
where Mrs. Hunt underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital there. Dr. YER
ret returned to Rolla Saturday even
ing. On Monday, the patient had the
second operation performed. The
judge returned Tuesday and reports
Mrs. Hunt improving.
Us. Cain, who has held the position
of clerk in the Rolla postaffice for the
past year and half terminated his
engagement last Saturday. After a
short vacation he will go to the west
ern part of the state to locate on q
homestead. Martin J. Bolstad, of st.
John. relieved Mr.. Cain at the Post
Office
Married at the M. E. parsonage In
Rolla, Thursday April IL, by Rev. C.
A. Bates, pastor of the NJ. E. church,
Mr.. Toney Gron and Miss Belle Lamb
right, both of Rolette N. D.. Miss Ada
Copper acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
John Lambright, brother of the bride,
was best man. The bride was prettily
dressed in white liberty silk and the
bridesmaid in white silk. Numerous
useful, handsome, and valuable pres
ents were received by the young people
as expressions of regard from their
many; friends in the Community. The
groom came from Germany six years
ago and by honesty and integrity has
made many friends.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. Dan Lambright. She came to
North Dakota from Missouri three
years ago with her father and has
made many friends.
Miss Wayne Helgeson of Milton, N.
D., who 10 at Battle Creek, Mich, for.
her health, will this week be subjected
to an operation, the doctors conclud-
ing that relief can be had In no other
way.
MISS MARIE ESlakHen OF .MllvOus ~.
D., returned last Thursday from her
trim to Florida. She stopped on en-
route for q visit with relatives In
Ohio and reports most enjoyable
trip. 4. si I'd
A very enjoyable home party at.
Fargo Thursday evening was one mn
der the auspices Of the Ninth avenue.
south Six-handed reuChro club the host
and hostess for this occasion being City