The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-13
SUNDAY ]. JANUARY Ia, 1905

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by making us believe We cannot be
comfortable In rooms below summer
temperature. We use warm water IN
stead OF cold aud commit The great
est piece OF folly when we sleep In
warm bedrooms. The victim Of In
somnia would do we'll to look right
there for the cause OF wakeful nights
and restless days.
Every living creature needs fresh
air and plenty of it Human beings
are the only ones that endeavor to
get along without The woman who
settles down In her home becomes
self-centred and courts a train OF pet
ty evils. There is nothing like seeing
new faces and new scenes to make
one oblivious of little troublesome
cares. Did you ever try the expert
ment of putting away a puzzling piece
Of work for day, when you feel fresh
er? II SO, you know how easy is the
solution after your mind has been
cleared by a, rest. More can be ac-
compllshed in this way.
Betty Bradeen.
At st. Michael's Catholic Church on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Marquet sang
the 'sVeni, Creator" for an oftortory,
and it was much enjoyed by the
entire Congregation. Mr.. Marquet has
a fine tenor voice of wide range and
clearness.
At Devils Lake Friday evening the
Sons of Norway celebrated. commem--
oratfve of Norway's Independence.
A splendid program was carried out
and it was voted most successful
affair.
Miss Louise Prindeville spent the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. Cogs-
we'll In Devils Lake. Miss Prindeville
has a large music class here and is
making a great success of 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. McClintock and
sons Ernest, Brooks and George, of
Rugby, N. D., passed through here
enroute to the south. After visiting
some of the large cities, the remain
der of the winter will be spent in
Cuba.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Rugby, North Dakota, Wednesday
evening, January 3, when Miss Jessica
TAYLOR and Mr.. Gustav Blessum were
united in marriage at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hughes.
The ceremony was. witnessed by on
ly few intimate friends and rela-
tiOns. Immediately afterward the
young people took the afternoon train
for the east. They will spend a few
days In Grand Forks. They are we'll
known and popular at Rugby, and a
host of friends extend warmest con-
gratulations
A more than ordinary happy affair
at Rugby was that when Mrs. Guy
L. WhittemOre and Mrs. N. P. Lind
berg entertained number of ladies
Saturday evening last at the home of
the former at parcel shower in
honor of Miss Jessica Taylor. The la
dies were entertained by each being
presented with booklet on which
was verse representing a certain
day of the week and the ladies were
to give advice as to how to perform
the HOUSEHOLD duties on that day., AZ
ter all had written they were taken
up and read aloud. Little Kent Whit
temore was attired in Santa Claus
costume and presented the gifts to
Miss Taylor, carrying them into the
room In bag on his back in Santa
Claus style. Delicious refreshments
were served The home was Hastily
decorated with festoons of evergreens
relieved with Christmas bells and cut
flowers, red and pink roses being used.
Mrs. DR.. Newlove and Miss Ger
trude Harmon at Rugby gave par
eel shower Tuesday evening In honor
Of Miss Jessie Taylor to the members
Of the embroidery club of which Miss
Taylor is a member. The form of
entertainment was hemming towels
for the bride elect. Refreshments
were served.
Cards have been received ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage of Miss Claudia EN-
lille Void to- Mr.. Louis Robert Nostdal
at the home of the brides parents in
Minneapolis, Thursday, December
twenty-eight. The bride and groom
are both popular young people OF Rug
by and their many friends wish them
health and prosperity along the jour
ney of life. Mr.. Nostdal has been a
practicing attorney and counsellor at
law in Rugby for several years and
Miss Void came to Rugby last fall to
Niccept a position as teacher in the
eighth grade of the Rugby schools.
They will return to Rugby in a short
time and after February LIST will be
at home to their friends in the cottage
on West Third street recently COM
pleted by w. J.. Champion which is
furnished ready for their use.
Last Wednesday evening at Rugby,
North Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Han
son celebrated their twenty fifth we'd
ding anniversary at their splendid
country home ten miles south west of
town, Eight boys and six girls COM
prise the family Of this interesting old
couple and they were all at home to
help celebrate the event and seldom
does one see a happier family reunion:
Besides the family one hundred and
fifty guests called during the even
ing and congratulated the happy cou-
pie. Numerous gifts of silver were
brought with good wishes OF the do
nOrs.
Mesdames Cooper, Reed, Kingman,
Lien and Norman, entertained a very
large party at euchre In the Knights
of Phythias Hall at Hillsboro Thurs
day evening, Mrs. P. 8. Peterson and
Sheriff o. B. Olson carried on the pri-
zes.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Jonas
Ostlund was taken possession OF last
Monday afternoon by large party Of
their friends and neighbors, the occa-