The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-05-09
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Grafton, N. D., May 9.-NIiss Verna
Reyleck returned Thursday evening
from a short visit with friends at
Crookston.
Mrs. j. ]. Mohler who has spent
the past few months at Syracuse, N.
Y. with relatives returned home last
Friday.
Chas. Aafedt and family were here
last Thursday afternoon from Adams.
President Robertson of Wesley COL
lege, Grand Forks, conducted the
services In the Methodist church Sun
day morning in the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. Stinson.
Ex-Governor Roger Allen was a
prominent business visitor here on
Thursday from Park River.
Roal Jorgenson took his daughter
to Grand Forks last week to receive
treatment for her eyes.
F. H. Sprague left Sunday morning
for Washington, d. c., and other
eastern cities.
Miss Dalma Hanson is enjoying a
weeks visit with friends at Eyer
land, N. D. Miss Hanson taught
school in Egerland last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson went
to Grand Forks Thursday accom-
panying Mrs. Johnson's sister who
was returning to her home in Gerton,
S. D.
DR.. Flaten of Edinburg was pro-
fessional visitor In the city on Sun
day.
DR.. Lyman of Stephen, Mimi, was
here on Sunday visiting with DR.. w.
J. Cryderman.
w. w. Norton of the university was
here Friday evening attending to
matters in connection with the Grand
Forks Symphony orchestra coming
here Friday evening.
Deputy Sheriff 91verberg went to
Bismarck Wednesday evening on a
short business mission.
Miss Amy Evans of Mimic spent
Friday evening here attending the
baseball game against the university.
Miss Jennie McGuerren came up
from Crookston Saturday evening and
visited over Sunday at the Leduich
home. She left Monday morning for
Saskatoon where she will spend a
months vacation with her parents.
Miss Hattie Kingsbury of the uni
versity was an over Sunday visitor at
the home of Mrs. Hugh Leduich.
Napoleon Lafleur spent Sunday at
Forest River with relatives.
Arrangements are being made by
the high school alumni for a banquet
to be given in honor of the class of
1911.
Mr.. Halvorson of Hoople visited on
Sunday with the McIvers.
Messrs. Harry and Billy Kennedy
and Misses Colvin, Gillies and De-
laney of Hensel autoed down on
Sunday to attend the ball game.
Fred Waistrom and family autoed
over from Park River on Sunday and
took in the ball game.
Mrs. Carpenter came up from For
est River Friday evening and visited
with her son, Chas. Carpenter.
Miss Gertie Nelson went to Leeds
the first part of last week to spend
some time there with friends.
M. j. Peterson of Madison. Wis,
was awarded the contract for digging
the new artesian we'll for the city.
Miss Violet Rayson of Thief River
Falls visited last week with Miss
Anna Nelson.
Mrs. Arnegard has as her guest
her sister. Miss Josie Knutson OF
Northwood.
Harry Walker of Mimic was here
Friday evening and attended the
baseball game.
DR.. F. w. Deason autoed down from
st. Thomas on Sunday and spent the
day at the parental home.
| Mr.. Knutson of Edinburg visited
his son, Clinton. who Is patient al
the Deaconess hospital, on Sunday.
Chas. Appleton and Lloyd Gilbert
of Crystal were here last Friday
evening. Mr.. Gilbert umpired the bal
game between the locals and the uni
versity.
Attorney Ed Garvey Of Cavalie,
spent Sunday in the city visiting witt
his parents.
Chum Gilroy of the Draytoa Echo
was the guest here of his brother
Ross, on Sunday.
Walter Dougherty autoed over from
Park River on Sunday and spent thu
day with friends.
! Pete Campbell OF Park River spen
Saturday and Sunday in the city OF
. business. /.