The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-21
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Rice spent Sunday in Minneapolis.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Mcdonald of
Inkster were in town last week.
Dan Cilchrist went to Grand Forks
on Thursday.
Mrs. Montgomery of Ardoch visited
with friends between trains on We'd
nesday.
S. w. Sparks was a Grand Forks
visitor last week.
Alex Taylor spent Friday in Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Farmer of Ardoch visited with
hersdaughter. Mrs. H. Mcdonald, last
week.
Miss Bella wilson of Ardoch visited
day.
John Hart spent Friday in Grand
Forks.
Mrs. John Poole and Mres. j. Lowe
visited with friends in Fordville
Thursday and Friday.
Will Archer returned Thursday ev-
ening from the Canadian northwest.
Fred Wager spent Friday in Grand
Forks.
Ernest Lambie left Sunday for Win
apS6 -olSCA a WEN NXSlk 1lcIcs
Mr.. and Mrs. .Bl4mbinshine and
where they will make their home.
j. Jones spent Wednesday In Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Andrew Johnston and son,
Douglas, went to Grafton Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Pearl Walker spent a day in
Grand Forks last week.
John LaFleur of Fargo was a Mon
day visitor in town.
Walter Mcbride and Jas. Gilchrist
spent Sunday at their homes here.
DIR. Suter Of Grafton was a caller
here Friday. y
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Rhoda,
went to Grand Forks Friday.
Mrs. G. Kaneen left Friday for her
home in Grand Forks.
Mrs. NJ. Thompson of Mimic was in
town the latter part of the week.
E. NJ. Hovey spent Sunday in Grand
Forks.
Isaac Lowe spent Friday in Grand
Mrs. A. Wager and children left
Thursday for Roosevelt, MINI.
E. C. Kruger of Rowhells NJ n
is here on business.
DR.. Montgomery was a caller in
town Monday.
Mrs. D. Gilchrist and little daughter
returned home Friday from a six
weeks Visit at Coal Harbor.
:. L.. whitney returned home
Thursday from Fargo.
John Dunlop went to Minneanou.
last week.
Guy Miller of Mimic was in town
Saturday.
X. d. Warren of sheyenne. N. D..
visited with relatives and friends n
ouples Of days this week.
Miss Minnie Sell of Acton visited
with friends here over Sunday.
DR.. r. w. Poole and Alex Check
ley made a flying trip to Grand Forks
wednesday in n of the w, ]. Poole
cars.
MISS Rugg!es. niece OF z. l.. Bates,
took her departure Friday for Devils
Lake where she has accepted n posj-
tomas sixth grade teacher in that
DR.. and Mrs. A. B, Field were in
Grafton last Wednesday.
Mrs. I. Lowe and daughter. Miss
Jenle, were Grand Forks visitors Mon
day. """A
Mrs. Wilson returned Monday even
ing Grand Forks where she spent
several days. p''
Misses Simon and Hing and, Mr..
montgomery were Ardoch callers Snt.
urday evening.
Miss Clara Muir visited with rela-
tlvcs at Inkster over Sunday.
Mrs. r. Newell entertained the last
Thursday afternoon w. C. T. u. RE-
were served at 1870.
Joe Hegar left Wednesday morning
for Minot. n. d.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve their annual supper
October &c.
Rev. c. W. Chew. r. B. Warren
MRS. G. o. s. Johnson, Mrs. r, w
Poole went to Grand Forks on Tues.
day to attenw the annual conference
Miss Frances Woods went to Crane
Forks Monday evening on q shopping
trip.
hrs. John Green of Johnstowr
spent Wednesday afternoon in thi,
city.
The condition Of Mrs. e. L. Bate,
10 very much improved.
Mrs. Lcnhart and sister, Miss G
Malcomson left Monday morning fc1
Detroit, Mimi. where they were t.
visit with r. E. McCagherty and fam
lily for a few days. Mr.. Malcamsor
left on Tuesday for the same place
where he met his daughters and from
there they went to Texas. where the,
expect to make their home.
Mrs. Chas. Hawkins received the SAD
news Of the death OF her mother, Mrs
Alexander Of Dundee. Scotland.