The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-10
q. w. Mcintyre left Tuesday morn
ing for Minneapolis where he will
spend Il few days on business.

q. w. Mcintyre left Tuesday morn
ing for Minneapolis where he will
spend a few days or business.
Miss Rose Wagner. county superin-
tendent of Hetttnger county, spent a
part OF the week here as the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Nels Erie.
Ed Gof returned to Minneapolis on
Monday evening. having spent a day In
the city.
Father Turcotte went to Crystal on
Wednesday to conduct the services at
the funeral of Mr.. Sullivan.
Miss Nan Morris returned Tuesday
evening to Grand Forks after Il short
! visit here with Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre.
, Miss Anne Desautel arrived home
Tuesday evening from Adams for a
few days visit with her parents.
Monday afternoon the funeral of
Nels Clitfgard was held from the
Presbyterian church. Rev. B%roadbooks
officiating. The local q. a. r. and
w. II. c. attended the funeral in Il
body and a firing squad from company
Z acted as Il body guard and the re-
mains were laid to rest with all mill
tary honor. Following Il sermon by
Rev. Broadhooks, II. a. Ball, as act
ing commander of the post. spoke in
behalf of the old veterans and per-
formed that touching mark of love and
respect which ia duo a comrade from
his post. Mr.. Ball said: I'm behalf
of /. Mclean Hamilton post No. Is.
Woman's Relief Corps and Grand Ar
my of the Republic, I give this ever.
green. a symbol of our undying love
for II comrade. Comradc Cliffgard
had been II member of our post for
over twenty-five years. lie was Il good
and honest man. not looking for no.
toriety or honors. He had been urged
several times to accept commander Of
our post. but refused. saying he pre-
ferred to serve ms a private. the same
as he did during the a I want
to say right here hat such men as he
did the fighting and gained the victory
in 81 and '65. Since his death, sew
cral persons have told me of the help
he gave them in early days. even In
Concentrating himself to help them.
Three traits of character ne excelled
in. charity. honesty and loyalty. The
sad mission have grown up from child
hood in Grafton and are highly re-
| spectcd by all. On behalf of our post
and the Woman's Relief Corps, We
extend to them our heartfelt SYM
pathy in their bereavement. Com
rades. Jul ranks are thinning. only
five left In our post. Soon We too
will be summoned to answer roll call
with Comrade Clifgard in that Grand
Army above. from which bourne no
traveller nor comrade returns"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGilvery of Ar
dock were business visitors in the city
on Tuesday.
Theodore Rinde of lIoople visited
here on Monday with his brother.
Clerk of Court Rindc.
Judge Wick spent Wednesday in
the city attending to business In the
probate court.
Fred Arnot of White Earth, Mont.
visited here the first part of the week
with his brother. Sheriff Arnot.
The Pembina Presbytery met here
last Tuesday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of arranging for the transfer of
Rev. Fl. j. Machines from Crystal to
Forest River and Ardoch. Other rou-
tine business was transacted. Those
attending from out Of town were Rev.
n. o. White. Minto; Rev. F. B. Stew
enson of Emerado: DR.. and Mrs. John
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
McGillvary of Ardoch.
Mrs. +. Fl. Register of Bismarck WIS.,
tied friends in the city the first of the
week.
George McCabc went to Carmen.
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to business matters.
A. Midgarden went to Grand Forks
last Monday to transact bushes mat
tiers.
Mrs. John Flekke and Miss Lizzie
Johnson visited this week with friends
in East Grand Forks.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
a benefit card party In the G.. A. r.
hall next Wednesday evening. Re-
freshments will be served and a good
time assured. Fol the benefit Of such
a worthy cause it should be we'll pat
ronized.
]. A. Maxwell was a business WISH
tor in Grand Forks on Wednesday,.
j. n. Ottum transacted business in
Grand Forks On Wednesday,.
Services will be held next Sunday
evening in the Episcopal church, Rev.
j. K. Burleson of Grand Forks having
charge.
Sheriff Arnot and John Kuhn of
Pana, ILL.,, spent Tuesday at Edinburg
on business.
o. L. Satercn Of Grand Forks spent
Tuesday in the city attending to bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Ed Golf of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Jay Chilson and son Clifford of
Chicago returned this morning to their
homes. having spent the week here.
The Mite society of the Presbyterian
church were entertained last Tuesday
evening by Mrs. W.. C. Treumann and
Miss Bertha Hanson at the Treumann
home. The guests were entertained
during the evening by having their
fortunes told by an old witch before
the fire place. A guessing contest also
provided merriment. Light refresh.
ments were served shortly before md
night by the hostesses.
George McCabe, Jr.. was host on
Wednesday afternoon from tour thirty