The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-26
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Of the Relief Corps have. arranged
to give the second Of their series OF
card parties on February IA in tho
G. A. r. hall.
State Treasurer Gunder Olson spent
part OF the week here with his family
and attended o business interests.
j. Calf and son. Ernest Of Drayton,
were in the city Thursday en- route
to Vancouver, 3. c., where they will
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Paul.
Rev. j. r. F%alkanger of .williston
vii larrive Saturday evening and on
Sunday morning will conduct tho
services in the Hau9e church.
Mrs. Walter Crosby of L.ethbridge
sask.. arrived Tuesday morning to Wis
1t with her parents, MIR. and Mre
John .Almen.
w. J.. Mulloy. Jr.. arrived today
from st. Paul, where he Is attending
the st. Paul seminary and will spend
two weeks vacation here with his
parents.
Mrs. F. l.. Montgomery was hos
tess Wednesday afterno,f to a com
pany Of ladies in honor OF Miss
|Georgina Chambers, who lectured in
the NJ. F.. church Tuesday evening.
Rev. G.. f. Stinson spent several
days in Grand Forks this week at.
tending the district Sunday school
convention.
Mrs. Anra Ofstedahl spent last
Monday between trains in Grand
Forks.
Miss Helen Peters returned the frs,
of the week to her home In Superior,
Wis. having been a guest at the Han
key home the past month.
Mrs. j. o. Dunn. Miss Dunn and
Mrs. II. Is. Grover returned Wednes-
day evening from n couple Of days
visit in Grand Forks.
Miss Kate Doyle went to Drayton
on Wednesday evening for a short
visit with friends.
Miss Annette Pariseau of Toilette is
in the city visiting with friends.
Miss Margaret Smith of Hoople is
of Miss Kate McIver.
tertained most pleasantly last Mon.
day afternoon, their guests being the
members Of the Junior league.
Mrs. Gilmore came down from,
Nash on Saturday and visited till
Tuesday morning with friends in the
city.
MIR. and Mrs. Ferault. who have
been visiting at Bottineau. returned
Thursday morning.
r j. Murphy and Dan Upham leave
this week for Chicago, where they
will attend a meeting of Woodmer
delegates.
The program for the dairy meeting
which will be held in the city Febru-
airy 3. is as follows:
"Silos and Silage"-A. X. Riser
federal dairyman.
Feeds and Feeding"-F. W. MGR
rill, dairy exnert.
Selection and Rreeding"-A. X
Riser and F. W. Merrill.
business Dairying'-R. r. Flint,
state dairy commissioner.
Common Ailments Of Farm Stock
and Their Treatment"-Dr. S. II.
Smith. federal veterinary inspector.
Mrs. Francis Gage and Rev. f. NJ.
Broodbooks were delegates from the
presbyterian Sunday schools attend
ing the convention at Grand Forks
the first part Of the week.
Mrs. G. w. Foogman left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will spend a few days visiting friends.
Attorney ]. S. Casey spent the first
part Of the week in Grand Forks
~transacting business.
j. w. Boeing of Mimic was in the
city on Tuesday visiting friends.
j. n. Ottum was a. prominent busi-
ness visitor in Grand Forks on We'd
ncsday.
Mrs j. Mcmillan left Wednesday
for Milwaukee. Wis, where she will
visit her sister. Mrs. Van Brunt.
Cases continued over to the next
term of court are Mildred Martin vs.
Edgar P%hilbrook: John Duray vs.
Christopher Currie: Sophia Gustafson
vs.. Paul Gronvold; John Linhart VS..
Joseph and Mary Linhart. Anton
Hefta VS.. township of Pulaski will b.
tried. Frank Spalc vs.. Frank Kar-
mex was referred. hampton township
VS.: Northern Dakota Railway com.
pany is a court case. The Moline
JeWe!ry company VS.. Frank Pavik
will be tried. John Ryan VS.. Jerry
Ryan is referred. The Houghton I'm
ple'nent company VS.; Frank vavcow-
ski is settled; Nels Folsom. admins
TRAITOR VS.. State bank of Edinburg,
settled: First National bank OF
Charles City. Ia. VS.. n. Upham. set
tied: Noble Refining company OF
Cleveland. o., VS.. Anton Hefta, motion
to dismiss to he argued at March
term: j. e. Gray. trustee. J. B. John
son Vs. -. u. ArnOt, sheriff. is a court
Farmers SECURITY bank of Park
River. VS.. Florence and Charles Mar
tin. both court cases; L. p. Larson VS..
Ben Mckusick, motion for substitu-
ton continued over the term; Sim
mons Hardware company VS.. N. Up.
ham. settled: Acme Harvesting Ma
chine company, vs. O. j. Peterson, to
be tried: Roberts, Johnson e. Rand
Shoe company. VS.. Ashley Clothing
company. settled: Ben IIanlon vs.. Joel
Myers. Judgment for plaintiff: Citi-
zens' bank Of Drayton va. A. Schultz.
to be tried: Hans Fremstad va. Henry
Anderson, no substitution yet, admin
istrator no appointed, plaintiff dead:
G. II. Kester VS.. Joel Myer. Judgment
for plaintiff; Joseph Szamatowiz VS..
Even Evens. settled; Frank Zarzeki
VS.. Even Evens. settled: Nash Bros.
vs.. Christ Hendrickson, settled: ]. r.
Parker We. John Grieves. settled: l..
kochmstad vs.. Grain Producers Ele.
vstor company. to be tried January
%: Mimi Birder vs.. Joel and Ella
Myers. judgment for plaintiff; r.. C..
Gimmell VS.. P. j. Skiold. A: c. Hall.
A.. Aas. A. Stephenson =. and J. 8.
S~tephanson. motion for continuance:
Carl Larson rs .Chas. Hobbs. Thomas
Howard and Touant Buhaw. motion
sfor change Of venue: q. NJ. Frazer,
plaintiff. VS.. ". G. Truemann, court
case.
Joe Rinde is in Fargo this week Wis.,
iting with friends.
r. r. Brown, Of Oslo, MIMI. was
in the city this week attending to
court duties. ~