The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04
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agent j.. W. Lambert left. Sunday on
a business trip to the twin cities.
j. A. Ross returned Friday after
spending two or three weeks at differ
ent Minnesota points. Mr.. Ross spent
part of this tim at Rochester, receiv-
ing medical treatment at st Mary's
hospital. He may have to return to
the hospital in the near future for an
operation.
Mrs. P. d. Connolly Of Balfour has
opened a branch millinery establish
ment here. She brought over her
first display last week and did a good
business. Her establishment here
will be in charge Of Mrs. F. B. Mas
teller.
II. H. Lawine has moved his hard
ware stock from the Glasup building
into the Dogden Mercantile building
which has been used as an opera
house during the past three years.
Mr.. Lawine's business had outgrown
Its former quarters. and the new To-
cation is an Improvement all around.
John Lunas recently received a 90
morse power Nichols & Shepard steam
engine. ordered for the Bolitsky broth
ers, southwest of town. who will use
the same in their farming operations.
Messrs. Ross and johnson have just
finished blowing a large field adjoin-
ing the townsite with their p. o.
Mogul steam pillow. They report the
ploW doing excellent work.
Dogden has a new opera house and
a new opera house manager F. B.
Masteller having leased Cowelrs hall
for one year. Mr.. Masteller will sup
plement the scenery, etc, already on
the spot with that formerly used in
Persons opera house in the Dogden
Mercantile building. When he gets
these arrangements completed. Dog
den will have an opera house of which
to be proud. and one that cannot fail
to attract the best travelling talent.
F. b. Masteller gave an opening
dance at the new opera house last
Friday evening. Tho event was one
Of the social successes of the season
and the guests enjoyed themselves SO
thoroughly that they were unable to
tear themselves away until after 3
o'clock in the morning. The music
was furnished by the Dosden orches-
ira of five pieces.
Misses Melva Mogan and Grace Lam
non. two of u teachers. have gone
to housekeeping for themselves dur
ing the remainder Of the school year.
They are occupying rooms in the
Wehr building on Main street.
Miss Julia Porath. who is teaching
south Of town. spent the week end
with her sister. Mrs. A. A. Cover.
Miss Porath had difficulty in finding a
suitable boarding place in that part
of the country. so is "batching" at her
school house.
]. c. Overholser received word
Monday Of the serious illness of his
father at Terre Hill, Pa. and left for
that place at once.
Fred Hamilton Of Athens. Wis, vis-
tied at the A. A. Cover home during
the past week. Mr.. Hamilton is a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Cover.
Cloice Person who is homesteading
near Ross, N. D., spent a few days this
week visiting the family of his uncle
r. E. Person.
Dogden's entire corps of teachers
for the village schools has been re-
elected as follows: G. E. Pickles,
principal; Grace Lannon. grammar
grade; Melva Mogan. intermediate;
Hettie Faust, primary and kindergar-
ten.
Postmaster E. II. Tunell was mar
ried on April %. at Minot to Mrs.
Laura Van Camp, a lady from Indi-
ana. The newlyweds have taken up
housekeeping in rooms over the post
| office.