The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-01
GRAFTON

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Grafton. N. D.. March Mrs. Jack
Rutherford Of Nash spent last week in
the city, the guest OF friends.
Chris. Nelson Of Minot, who was
formerly employed In the mill, spent
several days visiting old friends.
A series of meetings are being held
In the Hauges church the last few
days These meetings are being con-
Quoted by laymen and several congre-
cations are combined.
Mt. and Mrs. Chas. Weagent of MI
not were the pleasant guests of rela.
tives in the city over Sunday.
Gunder Olson returned Friday morn
Ing from business trip to Grand
Forks.
Miss May Driscoll returned on Sat
urday evening from Park River where
she spent several days at the Birder
home.
Attorney ]. d. Phelps of Minot spent
Thursday In the city, the guest of his
brother, H. W.. Phelps:
During the past week the following
filed intentions to become United
States citizens with Clerk Of Court
Rinde. and their applications will be
made at the June term of court: John
Mfsialek, Andrew Misialek, Augustine
Koloc. George Horton, Joseph Bolek
and Anton Bolek.
F. H. Sprague went to Fargo on
Saturday evening to attend the fu-
neral of Frank j. Thompson, which
occurred on Sunday.
B b. Wells left on Thursday even
ing for Indianapolis, Ind, where he
will attend the National Teachers' as
ISOLATION. He expects to be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. Louise Bissell of PORTAGE La
Prairie, Man.. who has been the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Tombs,
for several days, left on Thursday to
visit friends at Mayville.
Andrew Olson of Latona township
was brought before the board of in
sanity on Thursday and adjudged in
sane. He was taken to the asylum at
jamestown.
This evening, "The Bonnie Briar
Bush" will play to q large audience
at the opera house.
Miss Gertie Nelson went to Grand
Forks on Saturday night to spend Sun
day the guest Of friends.
Mrs. William O'Keefe of voss was
a visitor in the city on Saturday.
A report from the religious census
Of the town can be obtained in q few
days, as the data was all collected last
Saturday.
An important transfer of real es-
tate took place last week when M. H.
Sprague purchased the home of Rod
ney Anderson. Mr.. Anderson and
family expect to leave in April for
the future home in Montana.
MIR. and Mrs. William Schrank,
whose marriage occurred in this city
last Wednesday,, left on Sunday even-
ing for their home in Winnipeg. Mr..
Schrank is foreman of the Gaar-Scott
Threshing Machineco mpany at that
place.
A large contingent of Graftonites
the attraction at the Metro;
politan. Grand Forks, on Monday
,.i
d. II. CdSHel, VINO was COnuu6Q 10
MS bed part of last week, is able
70 be at work once more.
The st. Thomas high school basket
ball team was here between trains on
Friday night. :: They were en- route
10 Cavalier where on Saturday they
would meet the Cavalier team in a
game.
Miss Mary Herbinson of Hoople.
who has been home for some time
from a seige of typhoid
lever. returned to st. Barnabas hospi-
tal, st. Paul, last week.
The many friends of Peter J. Olson
will be more than pleased to know
that in the oratorical contest held at
Fargo agricultural college on Friday
evening he won first place and re-
reived a prize of $35. Mr.. Olson is a
of the Athenian literary So
ciety and his Grafton was entitled
interests and Government" The
contest will be held in
Grand Forks in the spring and Mr..
Olson will represent the agricultural
college.
On Friday last, Company &c" was
Inspected by officers who spent the
day here for that purpose.
Miss Lottie Hitler of Cashel spent
Saturday in the city, the guest of Cecil
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin delightfully."- en-
tertained on Saturday evening in hon.