The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-01
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. 93.OUT THE STATE ,

The Grafton Public Playground as
ISOLATION has arranged for a big pro-
gram of contests on Friday of this
week and the Walsh County Record
has the following to say regarding the
interesting event.:
On Friday. August 2. there will be
a match game Of volley ball, Sky Pill
OTIS against the "Loafers," three
games. In tennis, Suter and Carpen-
ter will oppose Hostetter and Traveller
and hoffman and Cobb will oppose
Newgard and Bpelde. three sets each.
These games. will begin at z o'clock.
On Monday tn contest will be continue
ed with games between Crydermann
and Cornack against Nelson and Nc
Carthy and Glaspel and Sprague
against Eggers and c. hoffman. On
Tuesday the. winners Of the games of
Friday and Monday will compete and
on Wednesday a match between the
These teams will represent Grafton in
the contest with Drayton on August
9, at Grafton. All games will begin
at Z o'clock a. m.
August 8, 9 and 10 will be play
ground tag days, a new kind Of game
in which every one in Grafton will be
given an opportunity to take part.
The participants in the game are ask
ed to procure tags for these days.
be a contest on these days for which
prizes will be given. The contest is
open to all who wish to take part. To
the one distributing the greatest num-
Der of red tags a first prize of $3.50
and a second prize Of $3.50 will be
given. To the person distributing the
greatest number of. buff tags a first
prize Of 1.50 and for the next great
est number a second prize of IS cents.
divided among the winners. The price
of the red tags will be 25 cents and the
buff Is cents. The contest will begin
Thursday morning and close at $3.50
o'clock p. M, Saturday. at which time
the receipts for the sales of tags must
be in. On Monday the prizes will be
awarded and on Wednesday the names
ing to enter the contest will please
meet at the playground on Wednesday
at 8 o'clock. August Z to register and
receive a supply of tags. Each con
~testant must sell at least five tags.
Be a booster for the playground,
buy a tag and wear it.
Election Of officers and reading Of
reports Of the last year were the fea-
lures OF the Scandinavian w. c. r. U.
annual meeting held at. the home of
Mrs. o. e. Horwen. in Fargo yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
There was a good attendance Of
members and considerable interest
was manifest and especially as the re-
ports Of the secretary, treasury and
superintendent were read. The report
of the treasurer showed a handsome
sum to the organizations credit while
the s~ecretary's report showed the ad-
dition Of many new members in the
past year. The superindent's report
was especially interesting.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. Julia Nelson. re-elect-
ed: first vice president. Mrs. H. H.
Aaker. reelected; second vice presi-
dent and corresponding secretary, Mrs.
D. j. Baldwin: recording secretary,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Nelson; treasurer. Mrs.
p. G.. Forsberg. and assistant treas
urer, Mrs. Doe.
Mrs. W. G. Hancock opened her
home to the members of the Minot w.
lC. T. U. yesterday afternoon. and a
we'll attended and interesting meeting
was held. Mrs. Hunter presided and
the feature of the afternoon was the
reading of the report Of the district
convention. held at Mohall in June.
Mrs. Stromswold, who was the dele
gate. read the report. During the So
cial hour that followed Mrs. Hancock
served a dainty course of refresh