The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-12
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Lund was. In Grand; Forks on Thurs
day transacting matters of business.
II. c. Upham spent Thursday at the
borks en- route home to spend Sun
day with his family.
Attorney ]. +. +. o'Connor came
up from Grand Forks on Saturday
evening to visit oven Sunday with J.
ID. Casey.
! Chris Lyster spent Thursday at
Grand Forks t~ransacting business.
DIR. T. Gronvold Of Adams was in
the city on Wednesday, attending the
monthly meeting Of the county board
of health.
Mrs. G. McAuley returned last week
from Oklahoma where she spent the
past two months with her o and
his wife.
a large number of farmers and
business men met here on Thursday
and organized the Walsh Coutny Bet
ter Farming association. Officers
elected were: President, ID. c. Moore;
vice president, Nate Upham. and Sec
rotary. o. D. Nelson. Prof. r. r.
Crane, who is in charge Of the dem
o%nstration work that is being planned
by the Great Northern, gave an adj
dress and outlined the proposition
hbsA ~ AAS o"S az NASoN 4NoA NAt
ern proposes to furnish selected seed
for fifteen acre tracts tributary to
Grafton. The road will furnish seed
and pay h farmer IS per acre for
use of h land. give him all the crop
but he must farm it according to
thei rdirections. Another meeting
has been called for next Thursday at
2 o'clock at h court house. Those
interested should attend.
l.. L. Hove was a business visitor
here from Fargo on Thursday.
]. C. Rasmussen spent Thursday in
Grand Forks attending to business
matters.
Miss Christine johnson went to
Grand Forks O nSaturday evening to
spend a week visiting with relatives.
Wesley Hoople of Calgary, Alta,
spent Thursday here en- route home
from Hoople'where he had been visit
ing relatives.
Miss Mary Morris returned Thurs
day evening fro INST. Thomas where
she had been visiting with friends.
Mrs. Norman McIver and children
arrived Saturday from Mott, N. D.,
and were met here by Mr.. McIver
who has been in Neche during the
winter. They will visit relatives at
Elm Creek, Man., when they leave
here.
States Attorney H. c. DePuy was
in Grand Forks Thursday evening on
business.
MIR. Wagner of Walhalla came down
Saturday evening and visited over
Sunday with Nels Erie and family.
Mrs. Dobbins Of Saskatoon was in
the city on Friday from Drayton,
where they visited friends. She left
Friday evening for Fargo.
Mrs. Jake Wentz of Grand Forks
arrived Sunday evening called by the
death Of Mrs. Wentz, Sr.
Miss Matilda Desautel came up
from Mimic on Saturday and spent
the day with her parents.
Mrs. w. r. Blakely and children
visited the latter part of the week at
Grand Forks with her sister, Mrs.
Sprague.
Twin girls arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mccain near Dray-
ton on Saturday night.
Mrs. Ault and baby of Hensel visited
part of last week at the FAIR home
in the city.
Mrs. Hatfield of Ignite. N. D., ar
rived today to visit at the home of
her son.. r. %. .Hatlelidl 4,e..:.
Joe Wentz, who has: spent the win
ter in Arkansas. arrived, Monday
morning from Fargo. called by the
death Of their mother, Mrs. Mary
Wentz. b.
Mrs. Steve Donnelly of Nash visited
in the city on Saturday with Mrs.
John Miller.
Miss Frances Kavanaugh returned
last Thursday from the twin cities,
she spent the past two months.
Misses Frances and Emma KAY
anaugh left Sunday for Grand Forks
wher they have accepted positions
in h millinery department Of FUELS
DORIS store.
Tomorrow evening Prof. Squires
will speak in the high school, his lee
ture being the last number in the
course provided by the Citizens lee
ture committee. The subject will be,
"A Famous Murder Case of the Sew
enteenth Century," 1t is based upon
Browning's poem, This Ring and the
Book"
L. A. Thorson Of Melvin, Mimi. was
a prominent business visitor here on
Thursday last.
Attorney E.. N. Swiggum spent
Thursday at Conway attending to bus
mess matters.
Louis Deforge of Neche arrived last
Wednesday to accept the position Of
night operator here at the Great
Northern depot.
George Hill of Ardoch spent last
Wednesday here on business.
The Me nand Religion movement
will hold their state convention in
Grand Forks this week. The local
organization will probably be repre-
scented.
Rev. Hulteng of Grand Forks came
up Saturday evening and conducted
services in the United Lutheran
church on Sunday.
T. H~enrickson. who spent the past
week visiting relatives here, returned
last Friday to his home at New Rich
mond. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvorsen. of Viking,
MIMI, left last Tuesday. having spent
several days here visiting with Mrs.
Newton.
Mrs. Nate Upham of Drayton spent
last week here visiting her many
friends. "
]. N. Nelson was in Grand Forks
friday evening, having left here that
evening.
Mrs. Mary Wentz died Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of her. son, Will
Wentz. The funeral was held this
morning at 0 o'clock from the Cath
Ollie church.
Mrs. John Lefieur of Fargo has been
here the past week. called by the ILL
ness Of her mother. Mrs. Wentz.
OPPOSE CATHOLICS.