The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-14
G RAFTON

GRAFTON, N. u, June l4.-MrS.
Archie Miller inc daughter. Kate were
here from Mimic on Monday visiting
Mrs. John Miller.
James Hall spent several days last
week in Illinois where he transacted
business matters for the Realty Loan
company.
Miss Grace Caswell commenced a
two months term of school near Lam
kin this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Biller went to Win
nipeg on Tuesday for a short visit.
Miss Jean Fraser went to Grand
Forks Tuesday evening to spend a
few days with friends.
Miss Ethel Thompson of Mimic Wis
tied here at DePuy's asst Monday.
Martin Berg has purchased the
priest house but will not get possession
till later.
Rev. ]. L. Bestul. wife and children
arrived Monday evening from Everett,
Wash. and visited relatives.
Miss Abbie johnson returned the
first part of the week from Beach, n.
D. and will spend the summer with
her parents.
Mrs. Engebretson returned from
Grand Forks where she has been the
guest of Mrs. Z. Davis and will con-
tinue her visit with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Everson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Eggers and fam
lily are spending the month at Lake
Melissa. Mr.. Eggers will spend Sun
day at the lake.
]. G.. Bjornstad and family spent
Wednesday at Grand Forks, making
the trip by auto.
Ray Bechel of Cavalier who had
been attending school in Chicago
reached here Sunday evening and was
met by his sister Ethel. They visited
till Monday at the Erie home.
J. H. Kelly, C. S. Paul, H. G.
sprague, Thos. Torgenson. A. E. Mead
and Henry Bernard left the first of
the week for Williston to attend the
fire department convention.
Jens o. Kivilie was a business visi-
tor here from Edinburg on Monday.
The following who wrote at the last
teachers examination, passed success
fully: Anna Nelson, Grafton; Mary
Heffern. Ardoch; Dorothy Schurman,
Walhalla: Alma Lundin. Adams;
Minot; Jane Callagan. Grafton: Celia
Dayman. Drayton; Beatrix Torrey,
Drayton: Agnes Fitzpatrick, Mimic;
Mamie Reinertson, Park River; Edna
Kohnen, Park River; Alma Burke.
Park River; Cora Rogne. Park River:
Eleanor Laclna, Idnkln ana MdL11ud
Lundene. Adams.
Everett and Herbert Phelps went
down near Mimic on Thursday to en-
joy farm life for a few days.
A. c. Thompson of Edinburg called
on friends here on Monday.
Phillip Baer is spending The week
at Hoople on business.
A meeting of the Old Settlers asso-
citation was held last week and the an
nual meeting and picnic will be held
at the home of John H. Paulson. south
Of Hoople on June 1. A fine program
is being arranged.
Dan Morrison Of Adams visited over
Sunday at the Blakely home.
Sixteen visiting delegates were here
last Tuesday attending the district w.
c. T. U. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. E.. Bassett of Wah-
peton visited YER Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George McCabe.
Aaron Levine Of Golden township
transacted business matters here on
Monday last.
Peter Monson died suddenly Tues
day afternoon at his farm home west
of town. Mr.. Monson worked in the
roller mills here in earlier days and
was a pioneer in this section Of the
country.
Miss Laura Hanson has returned
home from Valley City and will spend
the summer here.
Cyril Glaspel returned Thursday
morning from the university where he
has been attending school.
Father Turcotte returned Wednes-
day from a short business trip to Win
nipeg.