The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-25

Grafton. n. D.. Oct. 25.-Miss Lena
visited In Grand Forks on

dTaIton. N. ~. Oct. S0.-MleS Lena
Dipple visited In Grand Forks or
Tuesday.
P. Campbell of Park River was
business visitor here on Wednesday.
Judge w. j. Kneeshaw was here or
Monday from Pembina and will very
shortly move his family here when
they will make their home.
Miss Nan Morris went to Cavalier
ION Thursday to spend u few days.
Leslie Hcrhison was at Grand Forks
on Tuesday attending to business mat.
tiers.
n. e. Morden Of Wahpeton is visit
ing in the city with his daughter.
Mrs. George McCahe.
II. r. Grover is spending the week
at Cass Lake. Mimi. as the guest of
Ed Pierce.
Miss Barbara Farr returned Thurs
day morning from Hensel where she
had been the guest Of relatives.
a large number of the county can
didates spent Wednesday at Lankin
attending the big market day celebra-
ton.
Nearly all the teachers Of the city
schools left either Wednesday sven
ing or Thursday morning for Grand
Forks to attend the North Dakota
Misses Nellie and Dalma Hanson
went to Grand Forks on Wednesday
to spend the rest Of the week with
friends.
Mrs. Frank j. King came down from
st. Thomas on Tuesday for a short
visit with Mrs. G. s. Hager. She was
|e%nroute to Ohio where she will spend
a few weeks with relatives.
w. l.. stockwell Of Fargo spent
Tuesday here visiting with relatives
and friends.
j. }. O'Brien. ]. A. Foley. H. G. De-
Puy. Drs. Countryman and Traveller
returned Friday from a goose hunt at
Sweetwater. They had been away
since Sunday.
Next Tuesday the last number Of
the series of entertainments being
given under the auspices of the High
school Athletic association will be
he'd. This number is the Pan Ameri-
can octette and comes very highly
recommended.
County Superintendent E. E. Erick.
son went to Grand Forks Tuesday to
spend the week attending the meet
ings of the North Dakota Educational
association.
Dairy Expert r. c. Jackson re-
Thursday from Glasston where
he had been called Tuesday on bust
ness.
Miss Gladys Hutchinson arrived last
Monday from Swift Current. Sask., to
visit relatives and former friends.
DR.. Weed of Lankin was here on
Tuesday attending to business mat.
ters.
Mrs. E. Kent of Houston, Tex, WIS.,
tied over Sunday with Mrs. G.. S..
Hager.
Mrs. HOWE of Forest River was
shopping here last Monday.
Ole diversion spent Tuesday at
Hoople calling on friends.
Father Sevigny of st. Thomas spent
Wednesday here with Father Tur-
cote.
Sheriff Arnot went to Warsaw Tues
day on a business mission.
The Ladies' Aid of the United
church held their annual
and bazaar on Wednesday
evening n were exceptionally we'll
Attorney Price Of Langdon was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Father John of Winnipeg spent the
part of the week here with Fa-
ther Turcotte.
Mrs. J. H. Blair Of cando was the
6oSSI VI w. n. lTuendnn on wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Mons Monsoon left Wednesday
for Mcintosh. Mimi. called BY the
illness Of a relative.
Miss Josephine Blair spent Thurs
day. here at the Driscoll home. Miss
Blair was enroute from Guthrie, Mimi.
her home in Drayton.
The Ladies' Aid of the Hauge's
church were entertained on Thursday
at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Jacobson.
Misses Olga. Hilda and Nellie AL
returned Monday from their
claims In Montana where they spent
the past year.
Mrs. H. Giles returned Monday ev-
ening from Mandan. N. D.. where she
visited for a couple Of weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Earl Bitzsing.
DIR. J. P. Bremen left Wednesday
for Canada where he will at
tend his parents golden wedding.