The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
PERSONALS

Oscar Opper Of Berwick is city
visitor. 4. &. S. 4
c. A. Wagner: Of Moza. is here on
business. &
E. o. Haraldson of Linsford is here
on business.
A. Gillespie Of Minot registered In
last evening.
G. 8. Lewis, of Devils Lake is in the
city on business.
0. B. Olson, sheriff of Trail county
is In attendance at the convention
Postmaster A. S. Ellington of North
wood, was visitor in the city today.
c. M. Peatman of Larimore, is a
visitor at the drainage convention to-
day.
F. T. McRea, otherwise known az
"Cinch McRea," is registered in the
city.
A. L. Bradley, S. R. Montague and j.
l.. Harvey, all of Cando, are in the
city today.
j. w. Pomeroy is visitor from
Hillsboro and will take in the drain
age convention.
Link Fairchild, editor of the Dray-
ton Echo, is attending the drainage
convention today.
Judge Clary of Langdon spent last
night In the city, on return trip
from Minneapolis.
H. c. Hulk of Orr, is a visitor in
the city today as b delegate to the
drainage convention.
Bert Bivens, the New York Life man,
returned home last evening after
day spent in the city.
Attorney John Cormoly of Hillsboro
is caller in the city today as dele
gate to the convention.
A. L. Ellen and C. A. Mellette of
Wheatland are in the city as dele
gates to the convention.
J.<W. Mathews of Larimore, is
among the we'll known visitors at the
drainage convention today.
M. ]. Weber, who has helped to
make Weber Bros. cigars famous, is
an arrival from Cando today
Fred Carpenter of Grafton, county
treasurer of Walsh county, is attend
ing the drainage convention.
James Holes of Fargo, bonanza
farmer and business man, is a delegate
to the convention from Cass county.
DR.. H. M. Wheeler returned home
last evening from a professional visit
to the western portion of the county.
\ w. A. Sim and Thos. BURY are two
we'll known Osnabrook residents who
arrived in the city last night on bust
ness.
P. E. Haroldson, the Cavalier attor-
ney, is among the distinguished up
country delegates to the drainage con-
vention.
S. S. Mercer, recently of Larimore,
left last evening for the west. He will
work on the circulation department of
The Evening Times.
Ex-sheriff Twitchell of Fargo, and
Tim Leach are registered at the Da-
kota today. They are attending the
Drainage convention.
Attorney John Mi:ier of st. Thomas
arrived in the city last evening for
consultation with Judge Bosard re-
garding legal matters.
E. E. Redmond of Mapleton, one of
the old timers in that section of the
state, is in the city as delegate to the
drainage convention.
Marcia Mitchell of Crystal, was a
visitor in the city last evening. He
believes that they have the best town
for its size in the state.
Ex-representative W. F. Leech and
Representative F. H. Dickinson are
among the Cass county contingent at
the drainage convention.
c. w. Moses, one of the prominent
business men of Drayton, is down for
the drainage convention today and
will remain during the same.
A. A. Hood of Emerald, the prosper
GUS and popular merchant of that
thrifty village, returned home last
evening after day spent in the city
on business.
;, Mrs. and Mr.. F. w. Cockburn of
Devils Lake were in the city last
night and attended the funeral of Mrs.
Cockburn's cousin, Alex Cockburn, at
st. Thomas today.
Norman b. Black, representing the
Minneapolis Paper company, is in the
city In the interests of that concern.
Mr.. Black is an old time newspaper
man of Wisconsin, now located in st.
Paul, and took occasion to compliment
The Evening Times on its newspaper
and printing establishment.
Mrs. 2. R. Trippe, formerly of
Devils Lake, now of Chicago, was in
the city today, taking her step-daugh-
ter from Fargo where she has been
attending school, to a school in Min
nesota. Mr. Trippe will engage in
the drug business In Michigan.
Hon. John Miller and Fred Car
penter, the veteran machine man of
Mimic. are in tn Getty as delegates