The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-15

Grafton. N. D., Dec. 15.-Mrs. d.
e .Morden left last Monday for her
home In Wahpeton. having been the
McCabe.
Father T'urcotte went to Winnipeg
tuesday morning, remaining until
Thursday evening, attending to BUSH
ness matters.
Or. will Cops of Everett, Wash.
arrived Tuesday morning for q few
days visit with his parents.
Mrs. l.. II. sprague and Miss Lucille
returned from Winnipeg on Monday
evening, where. they spent several
days with friends.
Attorney J.. NJ. Myers returned
where he had been acting on the
state bar board.
Mr.. inc Mrs. Jack Driscoll of
Crookston arrived Wednesday even-
ing called by the illness. of MIR. Dris-
coils father. j. c.. Driscoll.
Father Forbes left Tuesday for st.
Paul, where he spent a couple Of
days on business.
Rev. Jacobson returned Tuesday
from Litchville where he had charge
OF the Sunday services.
Thursday evening a union prayer
meeting OF the Baptist, Methodist
and Presbyterian churches was held
IN the Presbyterian church parlors.
Rev. e.. Z. Stinson acted as leader.
Certificates were issued to the fol-
lowing who Wrote at the recent
teachers examination
First Grade-George F. B. Atkins,
Park River.
Second Grade-Jacob Gislason.
Emma Kerian. Mae Dangerfeld and
Agnes Kelly, Grafton; Agnes Lund-
berg, Park River; Sarah Thorinson.
Mountain; Blaine Ross, Joliette:
Anon Flaten and Julia johnson, Ed
inburg: Severt Marifjeren, Hoople;
Mrs. E. Mullens. Leyden; Mary I.
Mcbride. Fairdale; Margaret Thomp-
son. Mimic, and Bertha French, Oak
wood.
Mrs George McCabe returned last
she spent a few days with relatives.
DR.. W. Cops and mother, Mrs. NJ.
Cops. went to Mimic Wednesday
evening to visit with relatives.
Vernon Sprague returned wednes-
day evening from Kansas City, Mo-,
where he spent the past few weeks
on business.
DR.. j.: Countryman spent Wednes-
day vening at Grand Forks attending
the district medical meeting.
Robert Miller of Lanark county,
Ont. visited with friends here this
week.
Father Considine Of Mimic was a
vistir in the city on Wednesday.
John Almen spent part of this week
at Winnipeg IN a business mission.
c. D. Lord and G. r. Very of Park
River, c. E.. Vanarsdale of Conway,
II. n. johnson and S. b. Overly Of
Lankin were here on Tuesday to bid
at the delinquent tax sale.
Dairy Expert Fred Merrill was a
business visitor in Grand Forks on
Wednesday.
The Grafton bowling team compos.
ed Of Campbell, Geaten, Mott. Berg
and Loberg went to Grand Forks last
Tuesday evening and were defeated
by a team from there.
Prof. Patty gave a scientific lee
ture last Wednesday evening in the
armory.
Sergeant John N. Ross. Company
n. Second infantry, U. s. A.. spent
Wednesday and Thursday here. On
Thursday evening he held inspection
and drill of Company c and checked
over their property.
Mrs. J. Daugherty and Miss Matte
expect to leave this week for Okla.
homa. where. they will spend the win
ter with relatives.
DR.. o. Libby Of the university ar
rived last evening to deliver a lecture
on The Selkirk Settlement" This
lecture is the second number of the
lyceum III
There vas a we'll attended meeting
last Sunday afternoon at the Hauges
Lutheran church to complete the or
g%anization to work under the auspices
Of the Men and Religion movement.
n. H. Rinde was elected president;
Levi Blades, vice president; F.. L..
DIVISION. secretary and treasurer. Aft
err a hymn. singing and prayer the
purpose Of the movement was set
forth by Revs. G. E.. Stinson and w.
Ingram. The meeting then proceeded
to organize, three committees bear
ing upon three distinct lines of work
to be taken 'up in the immediate fu-
ture. These committees were as fol-
lows:
I. .Evangelism-F. l.. MONTGOMERY.
chairman; ] e. Gray, secretary; L.