The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-09

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Life is series Of surprisesAof
efforts to guess the mood Of tomor-
row." But the merchant who. adver-
tises forcefully influences. as well as
guesses, the buying mood Of tomor-
row."
Out of ten little stores in your
part Of the city. about two will ex-
pand and grow into big stores in time
and 1t will be the two which are
advertising now. more than they can
afford
II your business is growing you
must wonder how you could have been
content, with the stinted advertising
space of year agO-and year hence
you will wonder at today's modest
showing.
The dance and social session given
last evening by the Degree of Honor
lodge to the officers and delegates here
attending the grand lodge was de-
iightful affair and attended by large
crowd of the Woodmen and Degree of
Honor ladies. Every effort was put
forth to introduce the out-of-town
guests present land make every one
enjoy the occasion, which it is need
less to say all present did, and our
local lodge ladies were voted royal en-.
tertainers. A splendid supper was
served and dancing INDUCED in until
late hour.
Mrs. A. s. Burrows assisted by his
estimable wife entertained the mem
bers of his Sunday school class Tues
day evening at his home on Belmont
avenue. The mode of entertainment
was as 'in We old time fagot party"
A delightful blaze and warmth greet
ed the guests from the big fire place as
they entered. After all were seated
around the hearth each was given his
fagot to burn and as 1t burned con-
tributed his part of the entertainment
of the party with a gay bit of song or a
good story. Some delightful responses
were made and most happy evening
spent. After the burning of the fag-
gotts Mrs. Burrows served splendid
The following announcement will be
OF interest to any ladies from here
who wish to attend the eighth biennial
convention of the Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. which will be- held in st.
Paul May 30 to June z. North Dakota
headquarters will be at the Hotel
Boardman. The following circular has
been sent out looking toward the COM
fort of the ladies':
The members Of the baggage commit
tee OF the local biennial board have Sc
the St. Paul Union H Depot company COMPANY, a
promise that all biennial baggage will
, pe aeP9psited N separate room, pro-
belled 30 that 1t can be easily Identified
send sf will
BAGGAGE nsa for s. s,s on
On the Is 1 L. Tils be printed. "conven-
es to emphasize the necessity Of using
THESE these labels To- as the e., regular bagEage
nc at this time of the 9ear as ta make
prompt delivery Impossible. II these ad-
di:ional trunks get into the regular
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all prospective biennial attendants. If,
however, some. should find themselves
to send for other labels, the chairman
for the purpose. Use a strip Of red paper
on it in black INK eonYen5ien e. anf F. ".
ends Of trunks and cases. But in any
gage. for we want to protect our guests
from annoyance Of delayed baggage and
shall need your help to this extent
Mary Z Obernauer.
Chairman Baggage Committee.
maintain branch postofRce in the arm
DRY, and requests that all letters be di-
rected to Gen. Fed. W. Clubs. Armory,
The last meeting Of the season Of
the o. H. p. society was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Thalle at theft
home on North Fifth street Tuesday
evening and It proved an enjoyable
occasion. Games and music furnished