The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-29
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Grafton. N. D.. March 2a.-Dr. Cross
and Jack Britnell returned Tuesday
morning from a business trip to St.
Paul and Nebraska.
Mrs. McGaw of .Ardoch shopped in
the city last Saturday.
DIR. Deason was here on Tuesday
evening from ST. Thomas visiting rela-
tives.
Fred Feltcau left Monday for War
road, Mimi. where he will make his
future home.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Wick came
down from Cavalier last night and
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hager.
H. G. Sprague left Wednesday morn
ing for Minneapolis with a carload of
potatoes.
Odine Dahl went to Minneapolis
Monday. having spent several weeks
here with his mother.
Mrs. F. H. Bland returned last
Monday to her home in Elva, Man.,
having been here the past week with
her parents. Mrs. Bland was called
here by the sudden death OF her
brother. Ed Wynne.
st. Omer Commandery X. T. will
attend Easter services in the Presby-
terrain church his year.
Thomas Lewis weht to Minneapolis
on Tuesday to spend some time.
Miss Annie Desautel returned from
Adams Wednesday evening having
completed her term of school.
AT the caucuses last week p. ].
Murphy was nominated as school com.
missioner at large and Fl. c. Henry
for the second ward and B. ]. Johnson
from the fourth ward.
under Olson returned the first Of
the week to Bismarck to resume his
duties as state treasurer.
j. Kelly was a business visitor at
Grand Forks on Tuesday.
Ezra Van Camp a a business
VISITOR mere on Tuesday from st.
Thomas.
The Mite society held an experience
social at the institution on Wedncs-
day evening. A musical program and
the experiences made the program for
the evening, between $50 and $40
peing turned over to the treasurer.
refreshments were served shortly be-
fore midnight.
The scaffolding which was erected
~ tne interior OF the Methodist church
while the steel ceiling and walls were
oelng put up, gave away Wednesday
morning and both Mr.. Loos and his
assistant were hurt. Mr.. Loos is able
TO get round hut has to use crutches.
Mrs. w. w. Reyleck and Grace spent
the first part of the week at Winnipeg
with friends.
Co. c will give a military ball on
Easter Monday. April 8. This will he
the last Of a series Of dances which
the company have given during the
winter months.
Father Turcotte went to Winnipeg
m Tuesday returning Wednesday ey.
ching. e'
DR.. Wylie went to Fargo on TUESDAY,
10 attend to business matters in cor.
nection with the institution.
"A social afternoon was enioyed nv
the Home Missionary society of the
church and friends on Wed.
nesday afternoon Mt the home Of Mrs,
r. J.. Montgomery. An ppropriate
IEoRram was given and a luncheon
served.
Mrs. Ed Donnolly OF Batheate Is
spending a few days visiting with
friends here. "
Mr.. n Mrs. Clayton Lewis have
decided to make their future home in
Weyburn. Sask., where Mr.. Lewis has
accepted n good position. Mr.. Lewis
NH leaVe on Saturday but Mrs. Lewis
VIII remain here for a short while.
ine nrst crows were seen here last
tuesday morning which ought to be q
sign that spring is really here.
MT. Small returned Wednesday from
Il short business visit at Minneapolis.
FRANK n left last Saturday
Tor Harlowton, Mont. to look after
Nh. and Mrs. G. W. Foogman en-
tertained a few friends informally at
cards last Monday evening. -
n Juvenile Bostonians will nlav
this evening at the opera house IN
THE Dream Girl"