The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-05
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GRAFTON

Grafton, n. ID. April 5.-Rev. R.
NJ. B~roadbooks e to Grand Forks
ing of the Pembina Presbytery.
r. Coates Of Cashel was a business
Visitor here on Wednesday.
The county commissioners and 9th.
ers from he court house autoed to
Park River Wednesday afternoon to
attend the funeral Of Commissioner
Longhead's 4-year-old daughter.
II. L. Wilson of the Times-Herald
was a business visitor here from
Grand Forks on Monday.
Miss Helen Countryman is spending
her Easter vacation at Grand Forks
at the home Of DR.. II. H. Healy. Mrs.
CountrNman spent last Saturday at
Grand Forks.
Mrs. r.. Q. Hatfield spent Monday
in Grand Forks visiting friends.
VIM. spriggs. Clarence Hale. l.. l..
lckman, G.. r. jacob n c. C. Cow
ran We're here from Grand Forks
Monday evening attending the st.
omer c~ommandery X. T. inspection.
Ole Moe Eel to East Grand Forks
eSts.
'CV'ihS u tIc ulST Sc1OO( dluT1.
nj is called for next Tuesday evening
IN the high school. A number Of uni.
versity students will be home and it
is desired that all the alumni make a
special effort to attend the meeting.
Several matters for discussion will be
brought up at this meeting.
Misses Clara and Denorah Christian
son are spending this week at Park
River visiting with relatives. .
Worl- IN <l,o 6nJlo ,-a. l~-. xr.-,
nesdaN morning on the James McDon-
aid farm.
The Christian Endeavor held a busl-
ness meeting. followed by a social ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. VIM. Noll.
man on Wednesday evening.
Ole Hanson was Il business visitor
at st. Thomas on Tuesday.
Rev. Ingram was at Grand Forks
tuesday ma king arrangements for the
special services to be held here for
the Men and Religion movement.
Supt. Whitney returned last satur-
diva morning from a business trip to
Thief River Falls, MINI.
Mrs. w. W. Reyleck and verns
spent Wednesday at Grand Forks WIS.,
iting friends.
Gus Walstrom was a business visitor
here on Wednesday,.
|. Ed Mcintyre of Park liver was here
TUESDAY transacting business matters
w. w. Reyleck went to Crookston
Wednesday evening to remain the rest
of the week.
Mesdames G. l.. Prince and Nate
Ipham spent last Saturday at Grand
FORKS Nisitisn with Mrs. r. A.
Sprague.
Mrs. Peterson of Detroit. Mimi, has
opened a confectionery store in the
building formerly occupied by Neil
McNabb.
j. Q. Dunn has rendered his resis-
nation as manager Of the ST. Hilaire
lumber yards here and SIS .. Soper
OF Crystal will arrive shortly to. take
charge.
j. P. johnson of Park River trans
acted business at the court house on
Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Irene Cops Of
this city have accepted positions. in
the public schools of Everett, Wash.
for the coming year.
The funeral of Mr.. Haynes who re-
sided near Hoople sometime ago, was
held Wednesday afternoon from tn.
g. "A. r.. hall. Mr.. Haynes was a civil!
war veteran.
Judge kneeshaw fas here :wednes-
day evening between trains enroute
from Cavalier to his home in Penn
bina.
Miss Nichols is spending her Eas-
ter vacation in Winnipeg.
Good Friday services will be held
this evening in the Catholic church
and IN the Haugc church.
Committees appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for a dis
trlct convention of tho Men and Re-
hsion movement are: Local arrange
l ~ s,
J. Jacobson. John Almen. Levi Blades.
r.. NJ. B~roadb"oks: finance, A. E.
Cobb, w: G. Treumann. ]. f. Graz.
r. l.. Whitney. ]. c. Suter. w. J.
Grydermann: publicity. W. Ingram. f.
L. DIVISION. F. l.. Montgomery. s. s.
Bteldi and D. L. Caswell.
Miss Dauhenbcrg came down from
Cavalier Wednesday evening and took
the evening train for her home at
~Crookston.
Mrs. Hankey left Tuesday for her
old home in Wisconsin to attend the
fneral of her father.
6. j. DeMars Of Fertile, Mimi. Wis.
tied here on Monday with F. l.. CWs.
ton.
Ed Ulman was here from pisek on
Tuesday attending tn matters in the
Judge of probate office.
Miss Kate johnson is at Fargo
spending a few days with friends.
AL Lamaure left Tuesday for Ham,
iifon where he has accepted a posi-.
ton in a drug store.
Miss Ethel Garvey is spending this
week on the farm near Lankin.
Judge Shepherd spent Several days
at Park River this week attending to
his farming interests.
A most delightful evening was en-
JoNed by the members of the Mite
society at a poverty social given by
Mesdames McCahe and Suter at the
home of the former. An eight course
dinner was served at $3.50 O'Clock and
various forms of entertainment was
arranged for the remainder of the
John Kelly. Jr.. will go to James.
town X week where he has accept.
ed Il position. .~l
Mrs. Mckenzie. Mrs. Foley and
Mrs. O'Brien shopped in Grand Forks
on Wednesday,.
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