The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-15

AAh0SSAS WAOAO AO WILL IS11dlu '1UI b
few days before taking a trip through
the western part Of the state.
Brooks Hoskins. alias Shadow"
leaves tonight for his parental abode
in Bismarck. He expects to remain
there the remainder of the summer,
Gordon McGauvran prominent
member of the Bungaloo, starts Sat
urday morning on his first insurance
trip of the summer. Gordon will be
on the road writing insurance all
summer and says he will return to
school again in September. He has
the agency for the Northwestern Fire
and Marine, The jamestown Mutual
and Hail. The New York Life and The
Maryland Casualty Co.
J. ]. Samson, graduate from the
College of Law, left last night for
Reynolds. Tonight he will go Bent
ru.
Will Sutherland left last night for
Cavalier, where he will remain for the
tsummer.
]. H. Turner leaves tonight for Por-
tai, where he will aid his father in his
custom duties.
Viggo Johnson starts tonight for
sightseeing trip over the state. Mr..
johnson graduated this year from the
Law school and is searching for
location. -
G. o. Stee goes tonight to Valley
City. A twenty-five mile drive from
there will bring him to his home.
Mildred knight goes to Casselton
tonight.
Lettie Olson is another who is
through with her years work. She
went last night to her home in Graf
ton.
Rev. H. P. Cooper of Drayton is in
town taking in the sights.
- Alfred Dean of football and baseball
, fame, left last night for Mimic, where
he has charge of large farm.
VIM. Potter who has had charge of
the orchestra and band at the univer-
sity for the past year. will leave for
Hillsboro the end of the week, to ac-
cept a position in the First National
bank of Hillsboro. He will also have
full charge and direction of the
orchestra. If Mr.. Potter makes as
good bank hustler as he has musi-
cal instructor. Hillsboro bankers will
indeed be lucky.
Innis Ward, a graduate last year
from the university, has been here
during the week to take in the COM
mencement exercises. He leaves Sat
urday for Penn, where he will visit
sister for several days before head
ing for Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Ward has
fine position as superintendent in a
mine near Sandon. b. C.
Albert Maloney left last night for
Wheelock where he goes to help the
Wheelock baseball team out of hard
hole. Albert was very happy, never
theless, as he had Just heard that the
Wheelock team had at last won
game and left the bottom in the per-
'centage columns of the Northwestern
league.
Ida Guam leaves tomorrow for st.
Thomas.
o. G. Sarles of FIillsboro, brother
of Governor Sarles was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Sarles came into at
tend the closing exercises of the uni
versity.
Professor Pease was passenger
south last night OF the Great Northern.
He ia anfnrv IN Toxyo m cpard tho
mer.
Otto Sorenson, one of the basket
ball stars of 1866, left this morning
for Buxton.
VIM. Munroe was also a passenger
to the southern part of the state. He
bought his. ticket for Cunning.
VIM. Lempke, a former student Of
the university, and for several years
captain of the football team, has been
a visitor at the "U" for the last week.
He left last night to resume his law
work in Fargo, where he is in partner
ship with ]. A. Robinson.
Anetta MsIntosh, graduate from
Z the normal department this summer,
leaves today for her home In st.
Thomas. Miss Mcintosh will hold a
position in the postoffice in that city
for the rest Of the year.
Mark Lowell, one Of the two grad
yates from the mechanical engineer
ing department Of the university has
received notification from Cornell that
he, has been appointed to an instruc-
torshtp In mechanical drawing at Sih-
ley college. Mr.. Lowell Is graduate
from the Grand Forks high school and
the honor Just bestowed upon him Is q
fitting tribute to his ability. He will
enter upon his work at Cornell next
\ fall. &
The Bachelors club OF the univer-
B sity had . very enjoyable outing last
evening. The members and lady
+ friends bearded the launch mark
Twain" on tla muddy Red at s: 50
and q ten-mile exeuraion IN stream
s'WlS taken. The party landed It q Mo
mic ground and lunch Ma ss5 served.
affer which the return trip Was made.
hey reached the city, about 10 o'clock
& last night,
william Padden. ! graduate 81. the
law school, and ststsr 6taSia loft to-
day for GlenMood. MINI, where the
\ next two weeks viii be spent IN visit
I'M "a. Paddsn VII then return to
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