The evening times., 1911-07-08
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FOREST RIVER

FORESI RIVER =
Forest River, N. d., July s.-George
Ferguson returned, Sunday from Gil
bert Plains, Manitoba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Whitney and
children returned from Fargo ON Fri
day last after a few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston
went to Minto on Monday. Mr.. John
ston left for the northwest that day.
DR.. A. B. Field received a severe
cut on his hand Monday while trim
ming the trees around his home. The
wound is healing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbons have
been entertaining two young ladies.
Miss Stewart and friend of Grand
Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pomeroy and
baby Of Grand Forks came up Mon
day evening to spend the Fourth at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. R. ]. Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carr Of Grand
Forks were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Will Clew over Sunday. They re-
mained till Wednesday morning.
Archie Rice was in Crookston Sun
day. He is the happy possessor Of q
new auto.
Ben Sell has traded his runabout
auto for a fine new REQ" touring
car.
Mrs. George Farmer and baby of
Ops have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Sell.
Mrs. Andrew Johnston and son,
Douglas, Mrs. H. H. Teeson and son,
Walker, and Mrs. John Poole left
Wednesday for Shoreham, Minn.,
where they will enjoy the rest and
GOODNESS Of lakeside vacation.
William Woods. recently of Bot
tineau, has been visiting his brother,
John NJ. Woods.
Miss Clark and the four Norwood
ing at the homes of John NJ Woods
and Thomas Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lenhart and lit
tie son Of Texas are visiting at the
home Of her father, Mr.. Malcolmson
Mr.. Malcolmson and daughter
Miss Gertie, entertained number OF
relatives on Wednesday In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenhart.
Mrs. George Ferguson returned
Thursday from Oslo where she had
been visiting for several days.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell went to Grand
Forks on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson enter.
tanned relatives on Friday in honor
Of his mothers birthday.
Clarence Semple returned Tuesday
evening from the Canadian north.
west.
Miss Ethel Halcrow Of Bowesmon'
was in town Friday and Saturday
She has nice class in painting.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Field went tt
Grafton on Friday in their auto.
Herbert Lowe is doing extensive re-
pairs on his house just west of town
P. ]. Yon has been busy repairing
and doing cement work for Georg,
B. Wilson, Thomas Semple and w
r. Johnston.
Miss Mary Checkley Of Manitoba 1,
visiting relatives. She arrived OF
Thursday.
Roy Checkley has returned from I;
two weeks visit in Manitoba. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sprague an,
children of Larkin were guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bremen owe
the Fourth.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its reg
ular meeting Thursday, July 13. a
the home of Mrs. NJ. D. Miller. AL
are invited to attend and bring
friend.
w. R. Johnson and family enter
tanned friends from Mimic over Sun
day.
The old settlers picnic held in Dun
lop's woods on the Fourth was
great success financially and social
ly. A large crowd from nearby town
and the surrounding country did full
justice to the bountiful and deliciou
dinner and supper which the ladie
had prepared. An excellent program
was listened to by an appreciative au
dience. The program was as fol
lows: .-~
Vocal Solo-Prof.' Mitchell of Chas
sci, Mich.
Recitation, Ojista"-Louise John
son.
Solo, "In the Summer Time"-Nel
lie Steen.
Recitation, "The Soul of the Violin
l-Zella Bremen. :.
Solo, Come Under the Old Umbrel
la"-Rev. N. o. White, Mimic.
Recitation. "Curfew Shall Not Rim
Tonight"-Jane Poole.
Address-Rev. Will Clew.
Solo, Whats the Use"-Florrl
Woods.
Address-Rev. B. S. Bates.
The ball game in the evening wa
between the Mimic nine and the Fol
est River team. The Minto boys wol
Is to o., The juniors played in tt
morning, Minto VS.. Forest River, til
home team winning, 1 to 2. Anon
those present from Grafton were NJ
and Mrs. John Miller, Mr.. and Mr.
Blakely and family. From Adam
Dan Morrison, Pete Morrison. Crane
ma Morrison, Mrs. Downs. From Al