The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-10

There 10 q splendid field here for more
!seafnstresses. There are only q few
here ana they are engaged for weeks.
ahead. Grand Forks would also be q
splendid opening for a high class mo-
! &ste's establishment. There issa wide
held Of. ont-of-town trade to draw
from. people who 30 to the city to get
their gowns made who would much
rather get them made nearer home.
There are number; of Grand Forks
ladies who go to the cities to get their
gowns who would willingly get their
work done at home II they could get
the class Of work they require. We are
told 9 first-class seamstress commands
two dollars day easily here. II.
Mise May Nesbit entertained Mon
day evening at cards at her home on
Cottonwoodrstreet.
It'll see ~;
Mrs. q. NJ. Corey. on Cottonwood
street, entertained at tea on Tuesday
in honor Of her guest, Mrs. G. NJ,
Craig of Bathgate, who is spending the
week here,
Beyond.
Never was there cloud which has not
A storm 81 however long. which did not
By sSTFox's shade. Beyond I is sure
AS sure as that God lives for aye and
. II only Se keep on our steady way.
Antoinette Van Hoesen.
az III ri
The following society item was sent
US from Warsaw, North Dakota. Many
apologies to the sender II we got any
Of the names wrong.
1T was, q jolly crowd of. folks that
assembled at the home OF Louie
Knous on Sunday last, two miles east
OF Warsaw. among those who were
present and spent the evening we're:
Henry Kosmatka, George Worisk, Joe
Maszik, Mike Greskowiak, Frank Slo-
minski, Stanley Kulas. Theo. Wysocki,
Alex Feltman, Joe Feltman, Joe Kam-
rowski. Frank Gradznlinski, Ed Kulas,
Misses Stella Greskowiak, Mary and
Frances Gornowicz, Mary Kamrowski,
Anna Kamrowski, Emma and Verona
Feltman, Martha Kamrowski, Martha
Slofninski, Rosa Knous, Maggie Wy
socki. "A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all and will be long remem-
bered by those who were present.
Mr.. ]. H. Kelly, for the past year
with Nash Brothers OF this city, has
purchased an abstract Office at Graf
ton and with his family will move
there shortly.
Mr.. M. Howe returned Monday form
visit to his old home at Fairmount,
North Dakota.
A marriage of note at Darlington,
North Dakota, was that of Miss Eliza
beth Pepper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John e. Pepper, to Mr.. Frank E. link,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. link, The
wedding was quite an elaborate church
affair. and there were guests from all
over the state. The bridal presents
were many and costly and aggregated
sum over six thousand five hundred
dollars. The groom is a wealthy
young rancher near Melville and the
bride is one Of Carrington's most
prominent young ladies.
We CLEAN tho following from the
Donnybrook, North Dakota paper:
"Mr. Thos. Coyle and Miss Hulda
Sherman were united in marriage at
the home Of the brides parents at
Murdoch, Mimi, on Saturday, January
9th. The marriage took place in the
presence of large gathering of rela-
tives and friends. Miss Sherman is al
sister of w. A. and e. T. Sherman of
this place. and is one of Donnybrook's
most popular and admired young
ladies, and the groom is known to
everybody here as an Industrious and
exemplary young man. The young
couple will return to Donnybrook
about March LIST, and make this their
residence.
Ill natured, underbred and envious
critics delight in poking fun at the
governors personal military staff and
declaring that they are ornamental
only, and not very, ornamental. In
refutation Of such ISLANDERS 1t may be
mentioned that on two separate and
distinct occasions when the governor
was present attended by his aides de-
camp 1t was left to one Of them and
he Of foreign birth lead the audi
ence In standing to attention when
the band played the "star tSpangled
!, Banner. Elk.
This fills us with remorse and agony
for did we not. ourselves address a
note long ago to one Of the staff. Col
onel of the Horse Marines?" It was
only q joke, for we are proudest Of all
of our governors star. isn't our old
friends Mike De La Bere and Ernie
Kent the two handsomest. men and the
Beau Brlmmell's" Of the state, the
principal part Of It?
d From Minot comes the following:
Residents of North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Minnesota who are sojourn-
ing in San Diego, California, for the
winter, held q reunion n,New. Years
( day. After the guests had partaken Of
9 hearty lunch and were photographed
IN a group. the party, about 800 An
number, retired 70 the pavilion where
an excellent program was presented.
One of the chief features on the pro-
gram was & recitation by Mrs. Caro-
line r. Baldwin of this. city. who had
TO- respond to many hearty encores.
The San Diegan-Sun comments thusly
on her selections: 'y5 is5;!si 3 .l 4 b
The president then announced that
Mrs. Caroline r. Raldvin \ 4 talanta,,