The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-23
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j. G. Bjornstad left Thursday morn
ing for Rosetown, Sask., to attend to
his business interests.
T. Kibbe and DR.. Countryman went
to Drayton on Monday evening. be-
Ing called there by the Wallace trag.
edy.
Miss Lucille Sprague went to Grand
Forks Thursday evening for a short
visit with Miss Cena Sprague at the
university.
Mrs. 6. s. Hager spent Wednesday
at st. Thomas visiting with old friends
at the Curtiss home.
Mrs. Sherman arrived Monday ev-
months here with her on, George
Sherman and his family.
Mesdames H. Haynes and H. q.
Sprague were hostesses at the Sprague
home Tuesday afternoon at the last Of
this years %pre-lenten parties. Thirty
six ladies enjoyed the afternoon ut
cards. The rooms were made sug-
gestive of spring by large bouquets
of pink and white carnations. Favors
We're awarded to Mrs. &. NJ. Baer and
Mrs. Sherman. Sr. During the serving
Of refreshments the hostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. G. W. Foogman and
Miss Lucille Spraguc.
Miss Evelyn Bjornstad returned on
Monday evening from Grand Forks
where she spent several days with
friends.
The College Town. which was pre-.
scented last Tuesday evening at tho op-
era house by tho members Of the
senior class, was received by a pack
ed house. The work done by the Gu
tire cast was good, everyone entering
into the spirit of their part. Phil
Baer as Leviticus. the darkcy, took the
brunt Of the comedy and caused many
a laugh. Miss Ruby Jackson made
iege boys. Miss Lois Tombs as tho
Girl from Dixie" and 1t is no wonder
the Jimmie" Cavendish lost his
heart. Paul Tharlason as Ted Ches-
terlinde" masquerading as Jimlmic's
Aunt Jane" did surprisingly we'll. con-
sidering the short time the class work.
ed on the play and the mero 9TH
er demands made on them at all times
during their senior year, they did eX-
~ceptionally we'll.
Sam Rinde left Wednesday evening
for Bartlett, N. D., called b ythe III
ness of his brother, Oliver.
Mrs. w. W. Reyleck went to Croko.
ston Wednesday evening to Join Mr..
Reyleck. who has just returned from
Chicago. They both returned homo
Thursday evening.
Austin De Frate of Drayton was n
business visitor here on Tuesday.
Clayton Lewis spent Monday and
Tuesday at Cavalier tr%ansacting zusi-
ness matters.
Miss Belle Rindc came down from
Hoople Wednesday evening, returning
next morning.
Miss Kate DOYLE was called to Dray-
ton Wednesday evening to spend a few
days at the Wallace home.
Attorney E. Smith Peterson was Il
business visitor here from Park River
on Wednesday.
Pat Carroll was here on Thursday
from Forest River visiting at the home
of Jack Maher.
n. E. Doyle returned Tuesday from
Grand Forks where he had spent Il
few days.
Gunde Midgarden spent Wednesday
In Grand Forks on business.
Charles Prince spent the first art
of h week in Grand Forks attending
to business matters.
John Stoke was a business visitor
In Grand Forks Oh Wednesday.
A. McConville spent the first part
s> WYNN Ah ouII u
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Knut Anderson and daughter
ven to NOrthwood on Monday 10 visit
with relatives.
G. A. Suenser spent Tuesday in
Grand Forks ~transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Jacobson of Mi
not arrived last Monday to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Olson.
Attorney Jeff Myers spent Monday
in Cavalier t%ransacting legal matters.
The public schools We're closed on
Thursday in honor of Washington's
birthday.
j. Dickey spent Wednesday in Grand
Forks visiting with friends.
Euchariste Trudeau of Cashel and
Miss Mary A. Kennedy of this city
were married last Monday in the Cath.
Ollie church by Rev. Father Turcotte.
o.. G. Rod was a Grand Forks visi.
tor on Wednesday last.
Walter Coulthart died early Thurs.
day morning at the Dcaconess hospi-
tai. About two weeks ago he was Op.
Grated on. MIR. Coulthart was a mem
berof Co. c and of the Rural Mail
Carriers association.
Adolph Lund attended to business
matters in Grand Forks on Wednes-
day.
Mons Monson was in Grand Forks
on Wednesday on business.
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock at
the homo of the BRIDES mother, tho
marriage of Miss Evelyn Davis and
Oscar Oihus was solemnized. A pref
~ arch of pink roses and fern was
arranged In the parlor. Miss Mar.
guerite Phelps presided at the piano.
The arrival of the wedding party was
announced by the Lohengrin wed.
ding march. Miss Davis had an hee
bridesmaid Miss Ruth Davis. Alfred
Oihus was best man. Two little girls.
Helen Deschenes Of this city and Rose
Young Of Crookston were the flower
girl and ring bearer. Rev. Stinson Of
he Methodist church performed the
ceremony. The bride was most be-.
comingly gowned In cream messaline
with a lace overdress. She carried an
arm bouquet of brides roses. The
bridesmaids gown was Of pale blue
Six. Following the ceremony the rela-
elaborate dinner. Mis- Harley Boone.
Misses Bertha Fischer and Olive
Brause OF Cashel served the dinner.
h young couple received many bean.
tiful presents from their. friends. M.
and Mrs. Oihus left Thursday morn.
ing for a short visit in Crookston ana
the twin cities. Mrs. Young and her
daughter Of Crookston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joster and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore OF
Nash were out Of town guests.
A number of girls surprised M,..
Evelyn Davis last Saturday eyenim
Inc gave her a kitchen shower.