The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-05
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A longing and love for the good and
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The stronger this truth comes home to
That the universe rests on tie shout.
A love 60 limitless, deep and broad
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An % a e%a1nsgs that ever was born or
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a shining drop from the great love
A. a shining q, drop that shall live for aye,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Rolla, N D., has a new military
band under the leadership Of Mr..
Fraser.
Miss Pauline Gollinger of Grand
Forks, arrived lat Valley City Thurs
day morning to attend the, military
ball and visit a few days, the guest #
Mrs. C. A. Baker. sa
The Nlingerie waists buttoned with
tiny buttons in the back are still the
thing and will. be all summer, and DO
you know friend confided to us a
few days ago a new idea in connection
with them. She said she had worn
all her waists last summer buttoned
IN the back and had added an inch to
her height and expanded her chest
greatly beyond its former proportion
In so doing and that the buttoning of
each waist was as good as any GYM
nastic exercise she ever took, which
indeed sounds very logical
We understand that editor Mike De
Ia Bere of the Sheldon Progress, mas
purchased the Brundage residence at
Sheldon. Mr.. De la Bere being single,
we wonder has this any significance
of anything happening soon.
The II. D. R. club ,i gave supper
Thursday evening.
Miss Lulu Hall entertained the N.
D. R. club Monday evening.
On Saturday Mr.. Fred Wilson of the
Herald received the sad intelligence
Of the death of his little s months son,
who with his mother was a guest at
the Wilson home in Fort Wayne.
Indiana. Mr.: Wilson left on the
evening train and will arrive there
some time today. His brother, Mr..
Harry Wilson and wife are guests
also at home and will attend the fun
eral. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have the
deepest sympathy of the entire COM
munity in the loss of the dear little
one.
A hint for an economical dresser
was seen the other night, in the shape
Of an evening coat of pale gray cordu-
roy velveteen. It was an inexpensive
thing, but looked Remarkably we'll,
and had big embroidered buttons (sil-
yer and gold thread being useD and
collar of imitation ermine. This col
lar had a border ian inch and half
wide strapping) of, silver tissue, over
which the tails of the ermine ran to
form little black bars.
This coat should be lined with white.
or a very pale gray satin, and have
gray chiffon frills to face the fronts.
In any pale-colored corduroy velvet
1t would be wonderfully good. White
corduroy velveteen makes good
evening coat, too, and might be treat
ed In much the same way as the pale
gray.
An excellent recipe for use in the
Lenten season is Salmon Loaf To two
cupfuls of faxed salmon add an equal
quantity of hot, we'll seasoned mashed
potatoes and mix we'll Fry a table
spoonful of minced onion in two table,
spoonfuls of butter until it is>slightly
colored. but not Drowned, add dash
OF cayenne and a. tablespoonful. of
lemon juice, and beat by degrees into
the salmon and potato mixture. Turn
it into well-buttered pudding dish,
sprinkle buttered crumbs over the too,
and bake in moderate oven for half
an hour. Remove from the oven, let
stand few minutes, then invert care
fully upon heated platter. Serve
with cream sauce.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Howe entertained at delight
full Dutch lunch, in honor of Mrs. r.
H. Brown of Fargo. ND. The guests
numbered fourteen and the evening
was spent in cards and music. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed mist
gard. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenmacher, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Alexander, Mr.. Thos.
Page and Joe Bridenbaugh, and Miss
Margaret Sullivan and Mrs. r. II.
Brown.
Il Mrs. r. II. Brown Of Fargo is the,
guest of Mrs. Ed Inistgard for few
days. She is accompanied by her baby
daughter, Delloraine Brown.
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SOCIETY 1'ly ETY. THROUGH THE STATE.
Chprchs Ferry.
b Twenty or more of the friends of Nj.
A.. III. Noltimier at Churchs Ferry went,
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