The evening times., 1911-08-18
News OF A GREAT STATE
GRAFTON

Grafton, N. D., Aug. 1S.-Miss Anna
Stoke who is enjoying a vacation
| from her duties in the Chicago store,
visited this week with Grand Forks
| friends.
Martin Berg spent the early part of
the week at NIinot and Williston at
tending to business matters.
Miss Van Metre of Upton, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday and is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. C. e. Stinson.
Mrs. McIver went to Elm Creek,
Man., the first part of the week to
visit with her daughter
! General Treumann left Thursday
for Camp Perry, Ohio, where he will
have charge of the North Dakota
team during the rife contest. First
Sergeant OBrien left Sunday morning
for Fargo and will represent Co. C
on the state team.
Miss Norma Anderson returned the
first of the week from the Valley City
normal where she attended summer
school.
Miss Leslie Hall left Tuesday for
Rugby where she will visit her sister
Mrs. w. j. Clare.
| Miss Lillian Cochrane went to Win
nipeg last Sunday evening to spend
two weeks at the home of her sister,
Mrs. T. w. Galpin.
| Miss Cora Lymen who has made an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. j
j. jacobson. returned Monday to her
home in Fargo.
j. E. Gray and family spent We'd
nesday in Grand Forks enroute home
from Maple Lake where they spent
the past month.
| Miss Jessie Mclean returned home
last week from klamath Falls, Ore.
having spent the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mclean.
Miss Helen Hall completed her va
sation here on Thursday and return
| ed to Grand Forks to resume her du-
ties as nurse at st. Michaels hospital
w. w. Reyleck left Monday evening
for Crookston where he will remain
short time attending to business
interests.
Rev. Upson Of Grand Forks will
conduct services at the St. James
Episcopal church the coming Sunday
Miss Mae Jackson of Walhalla, but
formerly of this city, is visiting here
| az lAC llolllC vi NhlS6 " ACdly.
j. o. Mindahl who has been in the
charge of the Norwegian parochial
left last Monday for Chicago.
Miss Jean Terrill resigned her po.
sition in the Western Union offices in
Grand Forks and returned home We'd
nesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Dyer Of Crystal spen,
last Monday evening at the home o1
Rev. and Mrs. Ingram.
Mrs. J. P. Birder and Miss Alice
O'Reilly of Park River were in the
city on Thursday afternoon.
E. E. Evans returned Thursday te
his home in Roland, Iowa, having Wis.
tied at the home of o. D. Rod since
the first of July.
Mrs. George Shepherd is spending
the week at Park River visiting with
friends.
Sister Ursula of the convent a
Grand Forks spent last Monday in thu
city
John Fox of st. Thomas was {
business visitor here on Wednesday
Father Lee of Oakwood was in thu
city on Thursday morning enroute tt
Winnipeg.
Miss Beulah Maher will leave Sat
urday for Forest River where sh.
will spent two weeks visiting rela
tives.
Father Forbes of Neche was her,
on Wednesday between trains.
G. w. Harnwell spent Wednesda.
at Grand Forks transacting business
! Miss Nina Ferguson of Langdon il
visiting here as the guest of Mis-
Mary Brosnahan.
Newell Chandler left Wednesda,
for Stanley. N. D., where he will en-
joy part of his vacation with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pitt Chandler.
Misses Lillian Cochran and Flor
ence MCGUIRE of Ardoch were guest
On Thursday at the home of Mrs
James Schrott.
D. G. Moore spent part Of the weel
in the western part of the state OF
business.
Miss Trix Hull will leave the las
OF the week for Rugby near wher
she will teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hagar returne
Thursday morning from a six weeks
visit with relatives in the east.
Mrs. Charles Mailer returned tn
first of the week to her home in 81
Paul, having enjoyed a short visi
, with Mrs. J. ]. Mailer.
Father LeLond of Wild Rice, spen
Thursday here with Father Turcott.
. Miss Cain is spending the month q
, Carmon, Manitoba, visiting with he
sister.
Miss Eff1e johnson Of Grand Fork
visited Sunday and Monday with Mis-
Freda Klosterman.
Miss Eunice jacobson returned thl
week from Rosetown, Saskatchewan
where she visited with Miss Evely
Bjornstad.
Mrs. J. M. Donovan who has bee
here visiting her daughter Mrs. Al
thur McConville his completed hi
visit and returned home.
A. F. Riser, Fred Merrill and E. I
Pierce left last Monday for Leyden [
commence work on a concrete silo.
Charles Pierce returned the first
the week to resume his duties at IL
Evening Times, Grand Forks.
Vivian Birder was q visitor In IL
city from Park River on Thursday.
p. H. Nestos came in from Lank