The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-16
[ade Trim to s,blex Crossing.

the state historical society. The trail
of Sibley's march III 1863 when he
crossed the river to quell the Indian
uprising near the Missouri Is plainly
visible through Barnes county and the
Sorosis club is interested at the pres.
n time in the preservation of its his
tory. their study being upon old land
marks.
The trip to the scene of the meet
ing was made by automobiles from
Valley City. Not only the thirty
members of the club were present.
but also u number of the faculty Of
the normal school and high school
were invited. ,
Tho presid mt Of the club treated
ade and waters upon their arrival ut
the ford.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Minnie Nelson. who is u men,
Der of the club. had invited the teach
or and pupils of u nearby rural school
to be present and they had collected
brush for a big bonfire. so. to the COM
pany assembled on the bank of the
river. as the water rippled peacefully
talked about Our State History-Its
Significance" He urged his auditors
to be proud Of the early history of the
state and to collect and preserve facts
OF local history. before it is too late.
This history cannot BIZ found in any
book. 1t can only be obtained through
the pioneers who arc rapidly passing
away.
Altogether it was Il most enjoyable
meeting. The club expects next year
to arrange another trip to sor G place
in the county of historic interest.
In the evening Prot. Libby lectured
under the auspices of II Sorosis club
in the high school assembly room in
Valley City on Indians and Buffa-
loes."
Junior Recital Program.
The program is announced today for
given Friday afternoon at S o'clock in
the Wesley college city studios. These
programs continue to attract more at
each week and parents do not
to express their delight at the
splendid training their children are
receiving. Many of them are quite as
at nome before ar audience now as
their elders and their recitals are real
" enjoyable. The complete program
for tomorrow follows:
Ding Dong Bell ............ Virgil
Trenna Linfoot
Old Dance Virgil
Edith Mckenzie
Dance ............ kullak
Ruth. Jones
Inc Rose ....... SartoTlo
gladys Lystad
Tell Nc Trne ........... Cramm
Lucille King
Birthday Waltz ............ Virgil
Edith Mcdonald
Helen Wolff
The Grasshoppers' Frolic 80. Ducelle
Erma Nelson
Song ............. Eilenburg
Mabel Evanson
Zclma Woods
Thelma Thorson
soc,n, Center wort in Fargo.
Fargo Courier-N News: About forty
ladies gathered at the Hawthorne
school yesterday afternoon in response
to an invitation to get together and
the matter OF organizing q
club in that vicinity. |
Mrs. H. A. Klinnsman presided. The
children from Miss Best's room gave
a couple of dramatized stories and
those of Mist. Johnson's room sang
selections. - mr.. &C.
Mrs. +. H. Wilder then gave an in.
teresting talk about school centers and
what had heen done in the Washing
ton and Longfellow school neighbour
hoods. which was followed by a gen.
eral discussion of the advantages of
a similar organization for the
neighborhood. as a result
of which 1t was decided to have such
a club. A meeting will be held at the
school house next "Wednesday for for
mulating the organization. At the
~ the Ynontir0 SpaoforIay 1icht
refreshments we're served and all had
a very pleasant afternoon.
House.cleaning the Church.
Many ladies belong to a church but
there are few of them who realize how
much work the active members of the
societies and other church organi-
cations have to do. An evidence Of
Is the fact that churches like
least twice a year and the First Bap-
fist church has gone through this or
deal during the past week. At the last
meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid a
J ,us%e-cleaning committee was appoint
ed and hat the church might be in
"spic and span" condition for the re-
ception last night the ladies got busy
Immediately. They employed about a
dozen helpers and spent a day and a
ndII at Ino CHURCH overseeing the gen.
eral cleanup. Every inch was scrub
he'd or busted as it needed and the
task was an immense However.
they sort of enjoyed their lot and hope
everyone will feel as comfortable in
the clean cdifice next Sunday as they
do. ,..t
Prayer Week Nearing End.
The worlds week of prayer which
is being recognized in all countries of
the globe by the Young Women's
Christian association. Is nearing an
end and at the local association the
noon prayer service was conducted to-
day by Miss Media. Gerrigues. To-
morrow noon Miss Beatrice tombstone
one of the active members of the as
ISOLATION, will lead and at the Sun
day vespc- servicc the organization Of
the Foreign club will be perfected.
The speaker Sunday afternoon will be
Miss Mary McCumber and her subject
i'll be "chiness Women
Coming for Wedding.
Miss Mabel Andrews will arrive this
evening from Walhalla to be the guest
of Miss Mary Boyer of University
avenue and to remain until after her
wedding which occurs on Wednesday.
November 22.
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO