The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-07
OF THE STATE
GRAFTON

Grafton, N. D.. May Misses
Bella Rinde and Florence Blades
spent Friday and Saturday in Grand
Forks.
o. D. Ecker Of Bemidji arrived
Thursday to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Herb Edwards.
I. o. Dunn returned last week from
Iowa. where he attended t. business
matters.
Fritz Anderson left Friday evening
for Bottineau where he has accepted
a position as druggist.
James Wood any family Of Grand
Forks arrived last week and will
make their future home, occupying
the Wagner home.
Miss Amity Poole and Mrs. William
Hammer Of Forest River were visit
ors here last week.
State teachers examinations were
held yesterday and today at the court
house here and at the city hall in
Park River.
Mary Black and Flora f. Balch of
the university and Superintendent e.
r. Edwards Of Mimic were here Sat
urday evening to act as judges at the
high school girls defamation con.
test.
Herb Edwards left last Thursday
for Detroit. Mich, to consult special
lists regarding his health.
Jack Driscoll returned Thursday
sumo work here in the Chicago store.
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at Grand Forks on Thursday last.
Miss Aletta Olson went to Grand
Forks Friday evening to visit her
Alpha Theta party.
c. N. Walker was in Grand Forks
on business last Thursday.
Ida Ulsaker attended the teachers
convention in Grand Forks on FRI
day and Saturday.
Superintendent F. L. Whitney, Su-
A. Holz were in Grand Forks on Sat-
urday.
Misses Ida Desautel and Julia
attending the tri-county convention
at Grand Forks on Saturday.
Margaret Miller. Rose and Mar
garet Mulloy were at Grand Forks on
Saturday.
Friends of the c. D. Mcdonald ia
mily were shocked to read in Friday
nights paper of the death Of Lieuten-
ant Roy Straith Mcdonald. U. S. NJ.
in the Brooklyn hospital Thursday
night following an accident which
was caused by a fractured skull. Roy
a member of the class Of 1902
in the high school and though since
entering the navy academy has spent
very little time at home, vet he leaves
many friends here. The school house
flag was half masted on Saturday in
his memory.
Mesdames A. F.. Cobb and N. D.
the home of the former last Tuesday
evening.
D. Beecher of Minneapolis visited
over Sunday with H. w. Phelps.
Mrs. Fred Plant Of Mimic was a
business visitor here on Monday.
Harry Boselly Of Fargo spent last
Wednesday here tr%ansacting bust
ness.
w. j. Mulloy returned Saturday
from Harvey and will spend a few
days here with his family.
Miss Edna Jones Of Auburn was
here over Sunday visiting at home.
Father Sevigy Of st. Thomas spent
Friday with Father Turcotte.
Mrs. Steve Donnelly of Nash visited
over Sunday with Mrs. Dangerfield.
Miss Florence Desautel is assisting
Mrs. Kelly in her candy store.
Miss Edith Moe spent Friday. Sat-
urday and Sunday at Grand Forks.
Ira J.. Mandigo of the Times-Her-
aid was a business visitor here last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Carlson have
rented the Fraser cottage and will
take possession May. Is.
Mrs. w. Doyle of Pittsburgh visit
ed the last of the week at the Doyle
home here.
Nels Blegen has sold his tailor shop
here and will leave some time this
week for Norway where he will visit
relatives.
Misses Rose and Maggie Mulloy of
Cashel were visitors here on Sunday.
Miss Nicholson Of Hoople was an
over Sunday visitor at Mrs. NJ. Nc
Iver's.
Miss Matilda Desautel Of Mimic
spent Saturday Inc Sunday here with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Moore left Sun
day morning for several days visit
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Walter Mcdonald of Bis
marck arrived Monday evening to Wis.,
1t with friends.
James Dinnie and j. B. DeRemer
Of Grand Forks spent Thursday here
attending to matters in connection
with the building of the Masonic
temple.