The evening times., 1911-07-29
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FOREST RIVER

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Forest River. N. D.. July 29.-Littl,
Miss Eleanor Warren of Cheyenne /,
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Hawkins.
z. w. Gillham was a Grand Forks
visitor last Saturday.
w. H. Johnston and daughter, MY.
retta, returned Saturday from Winni.
peg where they took in the fair.
Mrs. B. 8. Bates and children left
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and friends in the old home at Perrys.
burg, Ohio. Mr.. Bates accompanied
them to Grand Forks, returning that
evening.
Mrs. Andrew Johnston and Doug
lass, Miss Jennie Lowe and F. H.
rage returned late last week from
an outing at Shoreham. MINI.
Rev. VIM. Chew and family are
spending the week in Grand Forks
ana Will remain over Sunday. Mr..
Chew assisted in the treasurer's Office
at the fair.
Henry Fee Of Grand Forks was the
l .. lI.
fore part Of the week.
Mrs. Theodore Sanden of Crookston
mas been visiting her mother for a
few days.
Mrs. William j. Woods of Beach is
the guest OF relatives here.
VIM. Chamberlain is the possessor
OF fine new Buick touring car.
Miss Grace Rogers of Crystal was
the guest OF Misses Edith Dickson
and Elsie Woods this week.
Len Chamberlain, Jack Poole. Wall
ter Mcbride and Ben Sell have used
their autos this week to transport
state fair guests to and from Forest
River and during the day between
Grand Forks and the fair grounds.
Duncan Gillespie, Jr., of Brinsmade
arrived last Saturday for a visit with
his parents. '
Mrs. Henry Sell and Adelaide were
guests of Forest River relatives this
week.
VIM. NJ. Woods left Thursday for
bottlneau after delightful visit at
tne home of his brother, John NJ.
Woods. "A'
Mrs. Alex McCamel of Minot left
for home Thursday morning after
two weeks visit with her sister and
brothers here.
Miss Amity Poole entertained her
Sunday school class Thursday after
noon. Luncheon was served at G
o'clock and covers were laid for four
teen.
Mrs. H. H. Teeson and Walker re-
turned Thursday from Shoreham and
Alexandria, MINI.
John Carpenter and family ara.
home from two weeks visit with his
daughter. Mrs Tom Green, in Nom
tana.
Chas. Kerr of Granville visited his
daughter. Mrs. John Hart, Thursday,
and will return to her home again
Sunday.
Misses Sadie Warren and Lillian
Soderholm of Cheyenne arrived Fri
day morning for visit at the home
of R. ]. Poole.
Mrs. Andrew Johnston was the
guest of Grafton friends a part of this
week.
Master Robert Pomeroy of Grand
Forks returned home Friday morn
ing from visit with his grandparents.
He was accompanied by his aunt, Mary
Ann Poole.
w. R. Bond Of Minot, president of
the local bank, was in town Tuesday.
DR.: Guy Fairchild returned Monday
evening.
Hail fell in the Vicinity of Forest
River twice on Thursday. At 4 q. m.
about twenty-five per cent of the crop
was damaged on some farms south
east of town. At p. m. from twenty /
hve to fifty per cent damage was done |
southwest and south Of town, strip
beginning a little south of Ffndley's
and running east to D. Millers and
Johnstown village. Some hail fell in
Forest River but there was no wind
and the damage was slight. Reports
have come in Of some damage in
spots In other directions from town.
A large number attended the fair
At Grand Forks at different times this
week. Among those going were
Messrs. and Mesdames J. R. Wagar,
Fred Wagar, c. w. Gillian, w. R.
Johnston, Andrew Johnston, James
Woods, George Gibbon, Ellis Ross, Ben
Sell. A. B. Field, VIM. Muir, H. HI
reeson. John Hart, John r. Woods.
rhos. Sample, Reflex, H. Traveller,
Len Chamberlain and Isaac Love-:
Mesdames w. ]. Woods, Jesse john.
'ton. w. H. Johnston and w. James