The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-02
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Grafton. N. D., Feb. 2-Judge w.
J. Kneeshaw went to Grand Forks
last Tuesday evening, court having adj
journed and the Jurors havinv been
dismissed.
G. Driscoll returned t his home in
Milestone, Sask.. on Monday evening.
having spent several days hero with
relatives. j..
DR.. r. NJ. Evans of Mimic spent
Wednesday here visiting with friends.
Miss Ruby Olson returned Monday
evening from Atwatcr. Mimi, where
she enjoyed a. short vacation with rela-
tives.
j. G. Rjornstsd and Amos Nasbith
returned Tuesday evening from Il bust
ness trip to Fargo. t
The university students will arrive
home Saturday for a couple of days
before the opening of the second Sc
mester.
Charles Hanson and II. NJ. Hanson
spent Thursday at Grand Forks at
tending to matters of business.
The basketball team from the
Grand Forks high school will play
here tomorrow evening against the
SoNdI lcdtm.
r. Smith Peterson returned Tuesday
evening to Park River. having rams.
acted legal business here during the
court session.
Gunder Midgardcn of Fertile town
ship spent Tuesday in the city.
Miss Hart of Drayton was in the city
on Tuesday as a guest at the home
of Mrs. j. c. Driscoll.
Miss Laura D~aubenberg returned
Tuesday evening to Grand Forks aft
err being III the city several days.
Mrs. Diedrich johnson entertained
the Ladies' Aid of the Hauge church
on Thursday afternoon. The hours
were spent in needlework and at the
close of the afternoon, light refresh.
nlents We're served.
p. j. Murphy and Dan Upham re-
turned the first part Of the week from
Chicago where they were delegates to
the national Woodmen meeting.
d. w. Baldwin of Grand Forks was
a. business visitor here last Monday.
Mrs. James Foley and Mrs. Jack
O'Brien entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home of the former for
Mrs. Walter Prince: Five Hundred"
ing the high score. Luncheon was
served at $3.50.
r. w. Merrill has resigned his %.
sition with the department of agri-
culture and will accept a position with
the Realty. Loan & Investment com.
pany of this city.
Ihos. Hall. secretary of the state
railway commission. was here the first
OF the week as a witness in the ease
OF L.. koehmstedt vs. the Grain Pro.
ducers' Elevator company.
Tuesday night the fire alarm was
turned in and the blaze found to be
the 1-abarge livery barn. The fire was
under control shortly but about a cou-
pie OF hours later more help was
needed and the alarm sounded again.
Wednesday night, shortly after mid
night. fire broke out again. the ruins
having been famed by a strong wind
an day, had managed to make a blaze.
The barn is a total loss.
County Superintendent r. Erickson
and his deputy. Miss Emma Gullick-
son. spent Tuesday in Grand Forks on
business in connection with the Tri-
County Teachers convention which Is
to be held in Grand Forks May 3 and
Rev. Fl. G. Glenn will not accept
the call to the United Lutheran church
of this city but will remain in Grand
- W. Sodottt HdoSOl VI III LlOU
Lutheran church.
home Thursday evening from Bis
marck to spend a few days here.
The first session of the dairy school
was held this morning at 10 o'clock
at the court house. The afternoon
session was called at 2. At 6 O'Clock
this evening. the Business Mems club
Will have as their guests at a banquet
in the ar111ory. instructors and farm
ers. The Saturday sessions will also
be called at 10 O'Clock and 2 o'clock.
F. Fl. Sprague leaves tomorrow for
Minneapolis on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McNish of Fair.
dale were guests in the cit ylast Sun.
day and Monday.
The play given by local talent under
the auspices of Co. G. on January l2,
TO DC repeated at the opera house
evening.
Miss Ann Nelson visited in East
Grand Forks the first Of the week |
with her cousin. Miss Stella Olson.
Miss Lillian McEwan. a former high
has resigned her position with the Pho
neer Insurance company of Grand
Forks and return to her home in
While here Miss McEwan
made her homo with her sister. Mrs.
George Hutchinson and she has many
here who will be glad to hear
her approaching marriage.
Miss Beatrice Driscoll vent to Dray-
ton on Tuesday evening to visit friends.
This morning she left for Crookston
visit over Sunday with her brother
Jack.
Mr.. Mccain returned Wednesday
from Usage, Ia. where he was called
the serious illness OF his father.
His father did not rccov and Mr.. Nc
Can nremained over for the funeral.
DR.. F. W. Deason of st. Thomas was
j nthe city Wednesday evening on
business.
Co. G will give another dancing par
ty on Lincoln's birthday. February IL.
Finley's orchestra from Grand Forks
will provide the music.
Gilbert Erickson was here during
the past week visiting with Judge