The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-11

Grafton. n. D.. Oct. 11.-Miss Leot-
ia Hostetter returned to the univer-
sity on Monday having visited over
Sunday with her parents.
DR.. J.. E. Countryman spent Wed.
nesday evening at Grand Forks at
tending the district medical meeting.
Rev. c. e. Stinson returned Tues.
day from Wtlliston where he attend
ed n annual Methodist conference,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Cairincross
lett Thursday for California where
they will spend the winter months.
Mrs. o. NJ. Fraser returned last
week from a several weeks visit with
relatives In Willmar and Minneapolis.
Mrs. HI. Giler went to Mandan last
week to visit at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Earl Bitzsing.
DR.: and Mrs. W. S. etinson returned
visit with relativesNn Ontario.
Editor Luchan left Monday evening
for southern Minnesota to attend to
the threshing at his farm.
Arthur Torgenson left Thursday
for Northfeld. Mimi. having resigned
his position in the Erie department
store.
w. ". Reyleck went to crookston
Tuesday evening on business.
Nt' Wyhc IctuTHeO IdSI SATURDAY
from a business trip to Bismarck.
The county commissioners met this
week at the court house in their reg
ular quarterly session.
Judge Shepherd was a business Wis
itor in Cavalier between trains on
Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
bazaar on October 80 and 80 in the
| armory
Charles Carpenter was a business
visitor at Tairdale on Thursday.
Rev. r. NJ. Broadbooks spent Wed.
nesday at Grand Forks attending a
meeting of the Pembina P~resbytery.
Clerk of Court n. H. Rinde spent
township attending to the threshing
on his farm.
Monday Night club and La Boheme
! club resumed their meetings after
the summer vacation. Election Of Of
fcers were held in both clubs and
delegates to the state federation meet
ing appointed. In the Monday Night
club: Mrs. a. r. 7. Wylie was elected
president; G. S. Hager. vice president:
treasurer: Dr.. Wvlie. leader: A. e.
Cobb and F. l.. MONTGOMERY, mem.
bers Of the executive board; Mrs. G..
w. Glaspel and Miss Scott. delegates
to the state convention. In La b.
heme Mrs. H. L. Haussaman was
elected president: Mrs: 'Wylie. vice
PRESIDENT: Mrs. a. E. Cobb. secretary;
ing: Mrs. G.. S. HaEer, supervisor Of
the reading: Mrs. w. c. Treumann
and Mrs. Wylie delegates to the state
convention.
Miss Florence Dougherty and Mrs.
Gates Leedham autoed over from
Park River Tuesday morning.
r.. Silcox of Grand Forks visited
here on Tuesday at the Desautel
home.
Mrs. Ed Capser spent a few days
at Winnipeg tho first Of the week.
Miss Mary Dosautel was at st.
Thomas Monday attending the mar
riage Of her cousin. Miss Kelly Of
this city.
Attorney II. W. Phelps spent a day
at Bismarck the first part Of the week.
Miss Lizzie Parr OF Fork, Mimi,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. H. G.
Sprague.
Miss Myrtle stoltz visited over Sun
day at her home in Argyle.
morning for British Columbia.
Mrs. F. H. sprague returned Thurs
day evcnin" from a fortnight's visit
in Minneapolis and Albert Lea.
The Potato Elevator company re-
ceived their first load Of potatoes
last week and are paying a good price
for them.
Jos. DeRemcr came up from Grand
Forks Wednesday evening and re-
manned over Thursday inspecting the
Masonic temple.
Miss Constance Anholt left Thurs
day morning for Monte sano. WASH.
to join her parents who moved out
there last spring.
evening for Ottawa. H.. because Of
the illness Of her aunt.
Mrs. Jameson Of st. Thomas visited
here on Thursday with Mrs. John
Miller.