The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-23
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Grafton. n. H.. Jan. 23.-S. Brown
of Grand Forks transacted business
matters in tho city las, Friday.
Miss Ethel hoffman left last Tues
day for Winona, MINI. where she
will continue her studies, having
spent several weeks here with her pa
rents.
Company G. gave the first of a Sc
rics of dances last Friday evening,
about thirty couples being in attend
ancc. The party was informal and /;
most enjoyable time had.
Miss Hattie Mckinnon returned
with Miss Grace Rcylcrk from Crook
ston Friday evening and spent II few
days here visiting with friends.
Last Thursday evening. u small
christening party WAS held at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Thomas,
when their infant son VAS christrncd
Donald William by Rev. c. L. Stin-
son.
Rev. Glenn of Grand Forks spent
Sunday evening in the city conduct
ing services in the United Lutheran
church.
Mrs. II. Is. Grover went to Grand
Forks on Monday evening for Il cou
nlc Of days visit.
". w. IAtN ItcN anne up from
Crookston Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his family. returning on
Monday evening.
Misses Mulloy of Cashel were i'm the
city on Saturday visiting relatives.
Leslie Jones arrived Saturday from
Bismarck for a short visit at home.
lie is 1; mail clerk ON The run from
bismarck to Mott. y. ID.
G. S. HaSer returned Thursday
from Fargo. where he was Il CUES
at n reception given by Judge and
Mrs. Amidon with MIR. and Mrs. w.
l.. Stockwell as guests of honor.
Il. Walker was in the city Saturday
between trains en- route To his home
in Drayton from a visit in Cavalier.
While here he was the guest of John
Doyle.
Miss Jennie McGuerrcn is spending
the week in Grand Forks visiting with
her aunt.
Norman McIvcr of Nechc visited
here over Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Nj. McIvcr.
The basketball game last Frida,
vcning between the girls team from
Forest River and the local high
school girls team resulted in IL score
of 40 I" : in favor of the home team.
Attorney Ed. Garvcy of Cavalier
was in the city on Friday evening Wis
itinG with his parents.
Prof. Montgomery of l'ores, River
was in the city on Friday evening ut
tending the basketball came.
Miss Kate McIvcr entertained a few
girl friends III Friday evening for
Miss Jennie McGuerren, who will
leave shortly for her home in Saska-
U
Mrs. Il. Courtney and baby came
up from Grand Forks today to visit
with her aunt. Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre.
Don Mcdonald of Crookston visited
on Sunday here at the home of w.
w. Reylcck.
Miss Matilda Dcsautel, who teaches
near Mimic, spent Sunday visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Dcsuu-
tel.
Miss Mary Driscoll returned Mon
day morning from Winnipeg. where
II spent the past several days con-
SultinS an specialist.
Miss Georgia Chambers lectures
this evening in tho NJ. r. church. her
subject being Tho Coming Boy and
the Future Girl" 4 free will of
fcring will be taken.
Conductor j.. a. Spears spent Sun
day in Grand Forks visiting his
daughter.
The Baptist congregation held their
annual meeting last Thursday evcn-
ing, at which the various departments
presented their reports. Affairs were
found to be in Il very flourishing con
dition.
Messrs. Cameron. Appleton and Gill
bert of Crystal We're in tho city on
Saturday en- route to GRIND Forks,
making the trip in a Hudson auto.
MIR. GLADDEN. Of the Herald depart
mcnt of the Timcs-Hcrald. Grand
Forks. spent Saturday here attending
to business matters.
II. Easton Jcnner went tn Forest
River on Monday where his Choral
club ut that place will give a con
cert Monday evening.
Wilfrcd Argyle, who has been out
of the city for some time, has re-
turned.
Court convencs today for the JAM
uary term, Judge Kneeshaw arriving
this morning from Pcmbina. Thirty
three civil cases and eleven criminal
ones make up the calendar.
The work of the second semester
in the public schools commenced to-
day. the past week being taken up
with examinations.
Charles Pierce, who has been in
Grand Forks for some time past. has
left for Mandan where he has accept
Il position.
Court Stenographer Miss Dauben-
berg arrived this morning from
Crookston to attend to official duties.
George Sherman of Grand Forks
was here on Thursday attending to
matters.
The ST. Hilaire Lumber company
closed their offices on Saturday aft