The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-01
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from Wisconsin university last week,
returned home Tuesday evening and
will spend some time here with his
parents.
Miss Matte Dangerfield left Tues
day for Grand Forks for a short visit
with friends.
Miss Bertha Malmon left Monday
for Sharon. N: D., where she was
called by word Of the serious illness
Of her brother.
Two ice cream socials were held
this week. Tuesday evening the En-.
deavor society served ice cream and
ADDED quite q sum to their treasury.
Wednesday evening the Methodist
church lawn was prettily decorated
with Japanese lanterns and nicely set
tables where ice cream and cake were
served by the young girls. Both nights
were ideal evenings for the socials.
N. o. Noben, who has spent some
time In the city, left Thursday MORN
ing for Everett, WASH, where he has
made his home the past year.
Miss Olive Bissell left last Friday
for Montreal, and will spend the sum-
mer with her sister.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hogg of Drayton
visited Tuesday evening at the home
of Nate Upham.
DR.. Gronvold of Adams spent Tues
day in the city attending to business
! matters at the court house.
Rev. Peterson OF Rolette county
leaves this evening for Buxton, N. D..
and then to st. Paul. The last of next
week he leaves for Norway where he
will visit at Christiania and Bergen.
The following teachers have signed
the contracts furnished by the school
board and will be here in September:
F. l.. Whitney, superintendent of high
school, Waupum, Wis; Miss Bertha
A. Newlander. principal high school,
Grafton. N. D.; Miss Maud Bailey, his
tory, Menominee. Wis; C. A. Hail.
berg, science. st. Peter, Mimi; Miss
Bertha E. Rich, Latin and German,
Sank Center, Mimi; Miss Luella M.
kephart, drawing, Webster City, la. {:
music supervisor, contract not signed.
Miss Florence Post, eighth grade,
Central, Oconto, Wis: Miss Charlotte
NJ. White. seventh grade, Central, Red
Lake Falls, Mimi; Miss Bessie Com
forth, sixth grade, Central, Rochester.
Mimi; Miss Edith s. Weberg, fifth
grade, Central, River Falls, Wis. !:
Miss Christine Botzet, fourth grade,
Central, on European tour; Miss
Louise Stewart, third grade, Central,
Minneapolis. Mimi; Miss Blanche
Dunn, second grade. Central, Grafton;
MISS Eta Everson. first grade. Gen.
trail. Grafton; Miss Aletta Olson, fifth
grade. Chase. Grafton; Miss Flossie
Rhetnhart. third and fourth grades,
Chase, Coin, Ia; Miss Jennie Bestul,
second grade, Chase, Grafton; Miss
Irene Wallace, first grade, Chase,
Hamilton, N. D.
Jens Huseby Of Twin Valley, Mimi,
spent Monday in the city visiting
Clerk Of Court Rinde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson of Red Wing,
MIMI. arrived in the city Wednesday
morning and during the next two
months Mr.. Carlson will conduct Nor
wegian school in the Hauges church.
Hon. ]. H. Cashel was a. visitor in
Grand Forks on Wednesday at the
Democratic headquarters:
Miss Daubenberg of Crookston ar
rived Thursday morning to attend the
court sessions as the official stem.
ographer.
Jim johnson returned Wednesday
evening from Winnipeg where he had
been on q business mission.
Morris Cashel spent Tuesday even
Ing at Walhalla and Wednesday at
Auburn in the interests Of the firm
in Superior for which he travels.
Robt. Mcclellan left this week for
Harlowtown, Mont, to oversee the in
stalling Of the machinery in the new
mill operated under a Grafton man.
agement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Cairncross
returned to. Park River Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Walstrom
who had autoed over to spend the
evening and will spend several DAYS
| there.
Miss Whipple, who has been guest
In the city, returned Tuesday MORN
ing to her home in Lisbon.
School at the institution closed for
the year Thursday afternoon and
Misses Eubank and Sanger left this
morning for their homes. Miss Eu-
bank goes to Farmers City, ILL.,, and
Miss Sanger to Toledo, Ohio. Both
teachers will return next year. Miss
Hays, principal of the school the past
year, will leave next Monday for
Salem, Ore, where she will teach the
coming year. Miss Scott. the former
| principal, will return in September
and resume her work after a years
leave of absence.
Misses Bertha Newlander and Anna
Dahl were hostess last Monday after
noon at the Newlander home in honor
Of Miss Whipple of Lisbon who has
been their guest. The young ladies
were hidden to come at 5 o'clock and
enjoy picnic lunch, after which the
evening was spent in social chat
Those enjoying the hospitality were
Misses Emma and Ida Gullfckson
Bertha Hanson, Gertie Nelson, Irene
and Mary Cops, Theresa Vermalion
Jennie Bestul, Hampstead of Mimic
and Hanna and Augusta Newlander
/. Mrs. Ed. Duvall OF Minot spent sew
eral days in the city and her many
old friends here enjoyed visiting with
her again.