The evening times., 1911-07-20

SUNDAY VlSlC Win ueC uubUduU, OOue
ductor Read, who has his layover in
that city. She will return Monday
evening.
Guest from Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. ID. Purdy arrived last even
ing from her home in Minneapolis
and will be delightful guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Turner on
North Third street until after the fair.
From here she will go to Canada to
visit friends.
Miss Balm Coming Home.
Miss Margaret Balm, formerly con-
nected with the F. C. Zuelsdorf store
in this city but lately of Austin,
Mimi, will arrive Sunday evening to
enjoy months VACATION and rest.
She will spend most of the time with
her parents at the farm home at NAL
lory but will also visit her cousin,
| Miss Marion Dinnie, in this city.
Arrived from Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Dinnie arrived
last evening from Winnipeg where
races and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i! James Dinnie. Mrs. Dinnie will go
out to Arvilla to visit her parents un-
til the state fair opens here and Mr..
Dinnie returns to Minot to look after
business affairs until then.
Guest for Fair Week.
Miss Harriet Hunt Of Fargo who is
always cordially welcomed by the
younger set of this city will be
among the fair week guests here She
will accompany Miss Vivian Dinnic
who is now her guest when she re-
turns home the early part of next
week and will be one of the charm
ing witnesses at the races and all the
attractions.
Unique Double Wedding.
st. Joseph's Catholic church in
Dickinson was the scene of a very
unusual wedding Monday morning
when Miss Barbara Ehli became tie
bride of John Klein and Miss Mag
dalena Klein was welded to Joachim
Ehli. The contracting parties were
stepbrothers and stepsisters and the
event is the sequel to wedding three
years ago when another stepbrother
of the same family married his step
sister Rev. Father Fisher perform
ed the ceremony.
Guests at Perry Home.
Miss Bessie Perry and her mother
have as guests at their home on
North Sixth street, Mrs. r. Danskin
and her daughter, Miss Mildren, for
mer residents of Hope, this state,
who enjoyed last winter in Cali
fornia. They are enjoying delight
full visit and rest here but have not
yet decided upon their future home,
though they are looking with favor
upon Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. H. Milligan Back.
Mrs. F. H. Milligan and her little
son, Robert, arrived this morning
from Nebraska where they have been
visiting for the past two months with
Mrs. Nlilligan's aunt and will again
make this city their home. At pres
ent they are at the Frederick but ex-
pect to later make their home at
the Hotel Hall. Mr. Milligan who is
manager of the branch of the Armour
Packing company in this city return
ed some time ago.
Geneva Delegates Elected. -
The Business Girls club of the Y
w. c. A. will be represented at the
Lake Geneva conference to be held
at Geneva, Wis, from August Is to
rs and true to their work, two OF
their most estimable members will
be the Grand Forks delegation. Miss
Mabel Hustad and Miss Josie Larson
have been elected as the official dele.
gates while Miss Clara Peterson and
Miss Ella Thornton have been chosen
as alternates. These girls, together
with the representatives from the
Fargo association will make good
showing from the state and thor.
oughly good time is anticipated.
The girls of the club are to be con.
graduated on the success of theil
determination to have the city repre-
ented at the conference for it meant
no small effort to raise the sufficient
funds. They did it, though, as they
do everything else they attempt and
as result Grand Forks will be Civ.
en- a valuable boost that otherwise
it would not have had.