The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-21
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aJoh ii .; Rockefeller III is worth more
world.-Daily Paper)
She isn't worth fortune and she hasn't
Her wealth is all in little shoes and
pinafores and frocks,
In little rings of curling hair and big
blue. laughing eyes,
In leaves and grass and buds and flow
But when she comes in tired from play
and crawls up on my knee
She sits among her dolls and toys and
doesn't seem to care
II wealth is all in rosy cheeks and locks
Of curly hair.
She toddles upto me and like an artful
fairy clips
A coupon bearing love from OFF the
sweetness of her lips.
And when she puts her arms around
my neck and coos In glee,
She's worth uncounted millions to her
mother and to me. ii
And when she's in her crib at night and
datntily tucked in
The wealth Of Croesus couldn't buy the
And as She 3 blin s f her roguish eyes to
She chuckles me fortune with each
:. archly spoken goo.
And though she has no fortune, I am
sure you will agree.
shes fortune. more than money, to
her mother and to me.
-. w. Foley in New York Times.
We live in deeds. not years; in thoughts.
not breaths.
In feelings, not in figures on dial.
Who thinks hks. most. feels the noblest, acts
Mrs. M. Howe returned today to her
home at Conway after a very pleasant
visit since Friday with Mrs. L. L. Eek
man.
Mr.. T. ]. Mooney, a prominent
banker of Langdon, accompanied by
his wife were guests at the Dakota
over Sunday.
We hear many Grand Forks people
announcing their intention of attend
ing the Chautauqua at Devils Lake
this year and from all appearances 1t
will be popular resort for the people
from here this summer.
Miss Nellie johnson, daughter Of
Hon. M. N. johnson; of Petersburg,
: has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
S. Skulason, the past week and at
tended the high school and athletic
festivities.
Miss Susie and Bertha Small of
Devils Lake, returned home last even
ing after a pleasant few days here,
guests Of their father, Mr.. 8. J. Small,
at the Dakota. They were guests at
the athletic meet ball at the university
armory.
Mrs David Stewart is expected at
Devils Lake this week from Spokane,
Wash. She will be accompanied by
her little son and after spending
awhile with her parents, Hon. and Mrs
E. G. d. Shortridge there, will visit
friends at LarimOre and Grand Forks.
Professor Miller Of the Devils Lake
high schools returned to his home
Sunday feeling very proud of the
success of the Devils Lake boys and
the six prizes they carried home from
the athletic meet. Prof. Miller has
charge of the athletics of the school
there and was deserving Of the many
congratulations given him on his we'll
trained pupils.
Miss Francis Shortridge returned to
Mayville this morning where she is
attending the Normal school, Miss
Francis together with her twin sister
Miss Juliettee has been the guest of
her cousins, the Dr. Saunders, for the
field meet. These two charming young
ladies will be remembered as occu-
plying a prominent position at the
capital at Bismarck during the reign
of their father E. C. D. Shortridge as
governor some years ago. They were
then babies and much attention was
paid them.
A happy ending for the ath-
letic meet and high school festivities
was the ball out at the armory of the
university. under the auspices of the
U. N. D. No less than seventy-fve
couple were in attendance and it was
truly splendid representation of the
young high school and college people
of our state. The guests were given
a cordial welcome as they entered by
President Webster Merrifeld of the
university. and he was delightfully."-
assisted by Miss Donovan and Miss
Stewart. The gu" orchestra furnished
the music and to its inspiring strains
the dancin gwas continued until after
eleven. Frappe was served during the