The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-17
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Venln from Fargo n Tor the pres
ent will make their home in the fats
e the Erie department store.
Mrs. r. o. Hatfield spent Saturday
at Grand Forks visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Sprague left
Sunday morning for Minneapolis.
they will spend a couple of
weeks. Mr.. Sprague will make
business trip to Dickinson while en-
route.
J. w. Maxwell and c. N. Walker
were In Grand Forks Saturday on
business matterss.
from a business trip to the Northwest.
c. G. Jackson left Thursday on a
business trip to Medicine Hat, Sask.
evening from a business trip to Grand
Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Small returned
Saturday evening from Grand Forks.
w. w. Reybeck came up from
Crookston Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his family.
Misses Frances Titus and Agnes
Boeing Of Mimic visited friends here
on Friday.
Ros Gilroy came down from Winni-
peg last week to visit here with his
family. -. ....
Father @Turcotte spent Sunday at
Crystal conducting services. :
DR.. Peter Dahl of Devils Lake ar.
rived Monday to visit his parents.
Miss Eunice jacobson arrived Fri
day night from Milton to spend her
Easter vacation here.
Cyril Glaspel returned Monday
morning to the university having
spent the past week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hausaman and
family returned Monday from an ex-
dede visit in California.
Mrs. Norman Mc1ver and children
left Sunday for Ayr. N. d., where they
will make their future home.
Mis- Hattie kingsbury spent satur-
Kate. .Ledwich.
Saturday evening with Miss Kate
Dayle.
James johnson came down. from
Winnipeg Saturday evening to visit
with his family.
Steve Berg returned last Saturday
evening from Saskatoon where he has
spent some time.
Nate Uuham and O.. A. johnson
We're business visitors in Grand Forks
last Thursday.
Judge Kneeshaw came down from
Tuesday morning for a short
term Of court. =.
w: q. Henry of Fordville arrived
Monday evening to visit. his brother,
Jack Henry.
Deputy Sheriff Iverberg returned
Saturday evening from jamestown
where he had been on business.
Rev. Doolittle. of Valley City had
charge. of the services on last Sun
day in the Baptist church.
Miss McAuiey Of toilette accepted
the position of cashier in the Chicago
store and commenced her work last
week.
Bill and Dick Lewis spent the latte,
part of last week at Cashel on busi-
ness matters in connection with the
lumber yard.
The Rivals with which appears
William Yule AS comedian, will be
presented here this evening.
n. Altendorf left. last week for the
east from where he expects to sail for
Germany, where he will spend the
summer months. :.
Misses Cora Spragu. Ellen Johnson
and Francis Myers returned Monday
W W LAC u1lAtClSlky IO TeEuInG
their studies.
county, from all townships but Nor
ton, Golden. Silvesta and Shepherd.
met last week in the auditors office:
r. H. Jones, Walshvflle;- James Kas-
matka, Pulaski; Ed. Zimbrick, Acton:
John Nelson, st. Andrews; John Ke.
lichokski. Ardoch: John .tDanielski.
HARRISON; Charles BatIlageons Oak
wood; Pat Mulloy., Martin; Isaac
Walsh Centre: 4: NJ. ':Misness. G Gqaf
tom: j. D. Kingsbury.. Harrington:
Frank Fee. Ops: Aug: F.sKubesh,
Prairie Centre; s.. HerWich. Fertile.
Gerhard Bjorneb,. Glenwood: James
Vorachek, Eden; Frank Lala;' Rush
ford: j. G. Wampler. Remington; II.
9: Hanson. Dundee: Enosburgh Bell,
Medford: Tharlief Moe. Vernon; K.
A.. Momerack, Golden; D: C. Fuller.
hampton; Knut Lykken. Cleveland: e.
vesta: Herman Flom. Tiber; Albert
Kouba, Perth: c. E. HendrIckson. Ia
tona: E.. A. E%llingson, Adams; j. r.
NJ. Rorvik. .Silvesta; Frank Volse.
Souter; James Kosal, Shepherd; A. NJ.
Hanson. Dewey: Gulbrand Higgenesta.
Kinloss: L. G. Hoisveen. Grafton; M.
Wisniewsk' Mimic: Iverr P. Overbyc,
River n. J.. Iveton. Ha ohm v.
starry. Conway; Jno Kostohris. Pisek;
Anton johnson. .Edenburg: K. p. Nap
pen. LAnkin; A. ]. Felt. Adams: Henry
Hanson. Fairdale: j. M. Sluke, Ford
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