The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-23
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Grafton, N. D., March 23.-Ole Han
son. H. Horness, Ernest Dipple, Albert
Anderson and Adolph and Rudolph
Lund left Monday morning for Sas-
katoon.
Mrs. L. w. Bates left this evening
for Minneapolis to spend a few weeks
with relatives.
N. D. Erie was called to Leeds Nom
day by the death of his niece.
Alex Mclean was a business visitor
in Grand Forks on Tuesday last.
Pete Farr and Mrs. Jack Kelly re-
turned Tuesday evening from st. Paul
their mother, Mrs. George Farr.
Mrs. Lvnner Of Fargo arrived. last
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
]. Jacobson.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens of Grand Forks
who represents the North Dakota
Anti-Tuberculosis association, spoke
at the high school auditorium last ev-
entng to a large and very a%ppreciative
audience. Mrs. Stevens came here at
the request of the Walsh county board
of health.
Mrs. H. w. Williams Of this city
visited friends in Glasston last Satur-
day.
John Donnelly attended a meeting
W ShC bOdlu VI IEuSIccS OF tine 6Rfls
cultural college last Thursday.
Oliver Rinde has so far recovered
as to be able to leave the hospital last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Kennedy and baby and
Peter Farr returned to Hensel We'd
nesday morning after visiting relatives
here for some time.
II. L. Wilson of the Times-Herald
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Judge Kneeshaw will be here March
~ to convene the adjourned March
term of court. 1900
John Mckay was a business visitor
at Neche last week. While there he
saw to he unloading Of a car load Of
Abbott-D Detroit cars which he sold at
that point.
Mrs. John Miller ,.isited relatives
at Ardoch last week.
DR.. LaBerge of Williston visited
friends at Oakwood and in this CITY
last week.
q. W. Young of Park River was a
business visitor Monday.
j. j. Dougherty of Park River was
IN the city last Friday his way
home from Swift Current. Sask.
Rev: J. g. Moore of Grand Forks
ewes MS lecture ITO and Fro in
0S XACklSONlSI CHURCH THIS
evening. ~
Clement Shrott who has baen vi.,t-
ing his brother James left Saturday
Tor his home at Prince Rupert, B. 8.
August Blakstad left Saturday for
mis- claim at Gallata, Mont.
Miss Irene Wallace of Hamilton. q
former teacher in the city schools here.
was a Saturday shopper.
Theo Wysocki of Warsaw was q.
business visitor in the city Monday.
DR.. r. ]. Richardson of Dravt
was a visitor In Grafton Monday.
Judge H. G. Wick of Cavalier was a
business visitor Thursday.
Father Turcotte was in Grand Ecrl.
Thursday on a business mission.
A. L. Bishop Of Fargo wa. a hu.,.
ness visitor In Grafton Tuesday.
Judge E. w. Conmy Of Pembina NJ.
II town last week looking affar aia.,-
ton matters.
Mrs. c. r. Wagner OF wInninsr via.
iiea this week with her daughter. Mrs.
YES Erie n next week will leave for
Colorado to make her future homa
with a son and daughter.
The funeral Of Ed Wynne. only son
or MIR. and Mrs. w. Wynn Of this city.
whose death occurred last SATURDAY.
IN 81 PAUL. was held Wednesday. after
noon from the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Randall Ford Printing COMPANY for
the past four years and was adyancine
rapidiy IN his work. The body was
brought home on Monday ~ Miss
SADIE Wynne and his uncle and aunt.
M: and Mrs. A. ]. McDougal OF Min.
neapolis. Mr.. Wynne is survived BY
Ts. parents ana two sisters. Mrs.