The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-15

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day 20 her home IN Nfr.o sitter spend
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J. D. Rceersscn az Park River spent
Tuesday and Wednesday IN the city
with friends
Mrs George Elliott arrived wednes-
H SprakEe. N14 Elies, las been vis-
i;:ng IN the south and $ on her way
30 her home IN WiAniyez.
Attorney J. D. Phelps @. Mimic spent
Wednesday here With his brother. II.
". Phelps.
Bob Coates Of Cashei spent Tuesday
in the city.
Harry Peoples of PARK River trans
acted business hero las, Monday.
F. H. Sprasue ana daughter Lucille
went to Winnipeg Monday evening.
returning Wednesday morning.
George Accabe was a business Wis
i:or In Grand Forks Tuesday.
L. S. Lewis returned Thursday
morning 70 Grand Forks. having spent
home.
Mike cayley and James Of voss and
Dan McCulloch Of this city left last
Monday morning for the Hot Springs.
Ark. TO spend several months.
Miss Lundby and Mrs. j. F. Hanson
of Fertile. Mimi, visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Hanson's sister. Mrs. F. L.
DIVISION.
D. c. Moore went to Winnipeg Mon
day evening to attend a knights Temp.
lar meeting.
". E. Small transacted business in
Grand Forks On Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Of the United Luth.
ersn church enjoyed their regular
meeting or Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. F. Heltne as hostess.
Charles D. Hamel will arrive homo
this week for a short visit with rela-
tives. Mr.. Hamel is on his way to
Seattle having been in New York city
and Toronto. Ont. the past few weeks
on a business trip.
Messrs. Tropser, Jackson and Whit
ney and Miss Bergen gave the first
number OF the extension course in a
rural school on Tuesday evening. A
large number OF the neighboring farm
ers and their families attended and
enjoyed the lectures.
Mrs. ". W. Reyleck and Verna
spent Thursday between trains In
Grand Forks.
Rev. Glenn left Tuesday for a few
days visit in Grand Forks.
FMtfytheS
Miss Cook returned Wednesday
morning from several days spent In
Winnipeg.
Gilman and Hans Lykken left Tues
day morning for Christiana, Norway.
where they will spend a few months
at their old home.
The county commissioners have
been in session most of the week, sit
ting as the. board Of ~canvassers.
A. Miller Of Mimic spent Tuesday
here with his son. John Miller.
j. l.. Walton wal here from st.
Thomas Tuesday, transacting business
matters.
The Grafton orchestra will give a
dance this evening in the opera house.
Mrs. Walter Newly Of Saskatoon,
Sask., arrived Monday evening to Wis
It some time with her brother, George
Dr.: and Mrs. wylie and Gertrude
left Wednesday event g for Minneap-
oils where the doctor will buy furni-
ture for the new ward building, just
completed.
Mrs. Robert Klosterman entertain.
ed a large company Of friends on
Thursday evening at a shower for
Miss Lean Dipple whose approaching
marriage to Mr.. Westergard has been
announced.
Tim O'keefe OF Cavalier and Tom
O'keefe Of Forest River attended to
probate court matters here on Mon
day.
DR.. Hamilton Rinde arrived Thurs
day from Middleton, Conn.,, to visit
his father.
The st. James Guild will spend a
social afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. II. Frame on Saturday afternoon.
j. B. Stewart went to Edmonton
Monday morning to attend to business
matters.
Floyd Cameron left Wednesday
morning after a several days visit in
town.
E. g. Smith of Chicago was a bust
ness visitor here on Wednesday.
The art exhibit is being held in the
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Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday and
Friday, from 4 till $3.50 and from Z
TIL 8. The ladies of the Monday
Night club acted as patronesses and q
large crowd attended.
Court will be held here next Tues.
day at which time several will apply
Tor their final citizenship papers, the
civil calendar will be heard and some
matters attended to In the Juvenile
court.
The new church at Oakwood will be
dedicated on Thanksgiving morning
with most elaborate ceremonies. Rt.
Rev. James O'Rielly. bishop Of Fargo,
will conduct the dedication services
assisted by Father Forbes and a large
number Of visiting priests.
x. r. Levang and Ed. Torgersou
were here Tuesday from Adams at
tending to business.
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. BRUTAL TREATMENT. .
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Reports Of brutal tfeatment Of ma.
tiVeS In h Peruvian rubber camps