The evening times., 1911-03-03
Mrs. T. B. Holmes and daughter Of
Grand Forks visited here on Tuesday
with Mrs. Grant s. Hager.


with Mrs. Grant s. Hager.
Miss Mollie Nelson arrived Mon
day evening from Grand Forks and
on Tuesday afternoon she was united
In marriage to George e. Hodgdon
Of Superior, Wis. Miss Nelson is the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. o.
Nelson and for. the past few years
has been employed as assistant Sec
retary of the Northwestern Under
writer's association at Grand Forks.
Notice is given of ward caucuses
to be held on March Is in the evening
for the purpose Of nominating alder
men for the different wards. One
alderman for ward No. to succeed
Levi Blades. One alderman for ward
No. to succeed Herb. Carruthers
One alderman fof ward No. 8 to sue.
ceed W. A. Gilbert. One alderman for
ward No. to succeed w. r. Blakely
Mrs. G. 8. Hager went to st. Thom-
as on Thursday morning to spend the
day there visiting friends.
B. ]. Johnson went to Bismarck on
Tuesday to spend q few day at the
close Of the legislature.
Miss Genevieve Grover went to
Grand Forks last Friday evening and
visited over Sunday at the university
with Miss Cena Sprague.
Con. Hankey arrived from Super
ior, Wis, Monday evening and will
look after business interests here for
a few deys.
Miss Marguerite Phelps will enter
tain her Sunday school class on Sat-
urday afternoon at her home.
Rev. F. H. Gurynne Of Butte, Mont,
will conduct services in the Presby-
terian church here next Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Desautel, Jr.,
are the proud parents Of q baby girl
born February 28.
Services were held on Wednesday
at the Catholic church, it being Ash
Wednesday. Mid-week services will
be held during the Eenten season.
Rev. Oliver Dow Smith announced
from the pulpit last Sunday morning
that he had received q call from Bar
Harbor, Maine, and would accept It
Rev. Smith, while he has only had
charge Of the parish for the past year
has made great number Of friends
who heard with deep regret that he
would leave, but he will carry with
him their best wishes for his success
in the new field. Rev. Smith will be
assistant rector Of st. savior's church
at Bar Harbor, Me- and tho rector
Of the chapel at Mount Desert Island
Mrs. W. ". Reyleck returned with
Mr.. Reyleck to Crookston last Mon
day for few days visit.
Conductor and Mrs. Steve Law re.
turned Monday from an extended
trip to the Pacific coast.
w. ]. Mulloy arrived homo Thurs.
day morning from Niagara for Z few
days visit at home.
B. j. Courtney was in Grafton on
Thursday transacting business IN
! connection with the Northwestern
Telephone sompany.
Meetings will be held at the Bap.
tist church beginning March s, al
which DR.. Herman Of Grand Forka
Will speak. These special service.
VIII Oo Au0uC IuLcTCOLlu8 ouU u kOOO
attendance IL desired.
Rev. and Mrs. g. r. Stinson spent
"wednesday at Auburn visiting with
friends.
r. P. Luchau returned from q bus.
mess trip to Bismarck and a visi,
with relatives at Valley City.
r. NJ. Vigness went to Bismarck on
Tuesday morning to cpend q short
time at the legislative session.
Alfred. Leclair Of Neche, Ed. Prem.
tice Of Grand Forks, Chas. Miller. K
Hatlelid. ]. Kelly, Chas. Eggers
Robt. Klosterman. Henry EgEers
George Loos. Chester Leclair, Trick
Mohn, G. Obt. Sam IngersolI, d. Tur.
geon. D. Bernard. VIM. Ely and Joe
Bernard, Jr, made party that sur