The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-30

County fair by the boys depart
ment of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Hatcher spent
Thanksgiving in Minot with friends.
Mr.. James Dinnie and daughter.
Miss Vivian joined Mrs. Dinnie at Minot
and enjoyed turkey dinner with his
brother and family on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Bosard and Miss
Daphne and Mr.. J. Marquette spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Barker, Of Johnston.
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Miss Laura Danbenberg spent
Thanksgiving in Crookston with her
family.
The Misses Hazel Clark and Eliza
beth Hendry are spending the Thanks
giving holidays at the home of the lat
tt~. in Fargo.
Bowling parties are quite fashion
able at present among the young peo-
pie. and hardly an evening passes
without a number of both sexes en-
joying this popular sport.
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Rev. Waterman. the newly arrived
pastor of the First Baptist church of
Bottineau. and family were given a
reception. last week, by the members
of his congregation. They were warm
~ welcomed by both the church men,
hers and citizens generally after
which q very enjoyable program was
rendered and refreshments served.
4 double wedding anniversary was
celebrated Saturday, Nov. "a, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W. Kelley of
jamestown. 1t was the 47th anniver-
sary OF their wedding in st. Paul and
the goth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. o. st. C. Chenery in
jamestown. Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
Kelley were also present The cele.
bration was very pleasant and will
long be remembered by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Staley of CARR.
son celebrated their fifty-first wedding
anniversary Wednesday Nov. "a, by
giving a big dinner at the old Staley
ranch In which the relatives here par
ticipated. It could not have been 9TH
erwise than happy day.
Miss Rose Falk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louise Falk of Heaton, and
DR.. Ellis F. Swarthout, of Sykeston,
were united in marriage in ST. Paul
Thursday, Nov. %. The happy couple
:, are visiting relatives and friends in
st. Paul and at the home of the doc
tors parents in Pine Island. Mimi
They will return to Sykeston and will
be at home to their friends after De.
cember LIST.
A large number of guests attended
the Masonic party Thanksgiving eve
and all agreed it was the best one
ever held by the organization.
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About one hundred and fifty travel
ing men and their friends enjoyed
dancing to the strains of sweet music
discoursed by Halls orchestra, till the
we sma' hours" in the Commercial
club rooms last night. The guests
we're as follows: Messrs. and Mes
danes A. Greenburg, Walter Holleran
John Grothe. Thos. Flaherty, G. c.
Coyl, W. 8. Whitman, P. ]. Sails
F. j. Peck, T. j. McCosker, Cliff
Finch, F. Klusak. VIM. 14eggett, James
Hart, Alex Marshall, George Nelson
Fargo; G. w. Eckert, W. H. Butler
w. w. Fegan, Joe Kelley, Lakota
Chas. f. Lazier. c. A. Sorley, A. An
derson, A. L. Larson, j. A. Henry
H. H. 1sham, Harry Payne, L. F..
Allen; Mesdames Bows, Chas. Rey-
nolds. Purcell; Misses Frances Rob
erts, Geddes, Rae, Lulu Hall, Lottie
Gravelle. Williams, Koyl Mamie De-
Camp. Bows, Savage, Daley, Esther
Rheinhart, l.. Panositz, ID. Panovitz,
May Hall. Grafton; Sylvia Kluzak,
Lily Kluzak. Rheinhart, Percival,
Catherine Toole, Barnfather, Lakota;
Luchan, Lakota; Tallahson, Hankey,
Maley. Minnie Archer. Grossman,
Owen. Schroeder. Single; Messrs.
R. Samuel. Cleary Monley, Clay
schrump. Geo. Hankey, Geo. Colborn,
J. E. Durick. S. J. Fay, G. A. Fisk,
Robert Spence, CALVIN, j. j. Daley,
j. w. Mulcahey, Thos. McNally, Ink
ster, S. a. Grossman, Col. Frank
Hanson. w. H. Harvey, Ed johnson.