The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-20
Moving to Gotzlan Block.

Moving to Gotham Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robertson have
taken apartments in the Gotham block
on South Third street for the winter
and are moving today from thei
former HON" on North Fourth street.
Mrs. Knudson's Opening.
Monday Ind Tuesday of neN, week
will he the opening days at Mrs. Fl. P.
Knudson's millinery parlors and she
has extended Il cordial invitation to
the ladies' OF the city and vicinity to
view her elegant display on those DAYS.
The most exquisite creations of the
season will lie in the show windows at
that tina and lovers of finery in dress
will no. miss the opportunity.
knights Of Columbus Dance.
The last dancing party of the sum-
mer series will be given by the
KNIGHTS of Columbus in their club
roons in the Metropolitan block next
Wednesday evening. 1t will be an
informal drop around with Finley's
orchestra to play and the reception
and orchestra concert in the parlors
will he from $50 until 2 o'clock dur
ing which time programs will be fill
ed. Dancing VIII begin at 9 o'clock
and continue until 1890. The winter
dance series will open October Q.
Many COMM. To University.
Devils Lake Journal: Albert Pow
ell. who left several days ago on his
motorcycle. leaves this evening on the
Oriental Limited for Madison. Wis,
where he will enter the university.
The roads stopped his first attempt.
Frank Palmer of this city enters the
same institution. James Elmslie goes
to Chicago to take the business
course. John Smith leaves for Grand
Forks to enter the state university.
Noel Ruhberg left several days ago
course. Chester Dodge and Marvin
Kirk will attend the agricultural col
lege. Miss Dorothy Dodge will at
tend a Milwaukee seminary. The
Misses Pauline. Olga and Inez Serum
gard will continue their work at the
state university at Grand Forks.
Hear Mrs. Mcdonald Sunday.
The w. G. T. U. extends a cordial
invitation to all church congregations
and their pastors to attend the lee
ture at the Grand theater Sunday
evening when Mrs. Almena Parker
Mcdonald of Chicago will speak or
temperance. Mrs. Mcdonald stops
here or her way to the state conven-
ton at Devils Lake and the national
convention at Portland, Ore, and the
local union is fortunate in being able
to secure her for an address. Mrs.
Mcdonald is national officer and this
will be the first time she has been
heard in this territory. The lecture
hour is 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mcdonald spoke in Lewis
burg, Tenn. a short time ago and
the Daily Gazette of hat city speaks
as follows of her appearances:
Mrs. Mcdonald of Chicago. who
spoke at the opera house Sunday aft
ernoon in the interest of prohibition
and law enforcement, was greeted by
a large and apreciative audience. Mrs.
Mcdonald is a most attractive and
entertaining speaker. and she made
many strong points which were lioer-
ally ~applauded."
Bride Wins Cookery Prize.
Valley City Times-Record: a bride
of less than a year in Valley City has
Just carried off first honors in the ma
Quoted by Armour & Co, in Chicago.
Each month the company offers $500
in cash prizes for the best original,
practical recipes which will tend to
decrease the cost of living. Mrs. Lee
Bright, of 324 East Main street, is the
young woman who won the first prize.
She is the wife of Lee Bright. employ
ed by the RUSSELL Miller Milling COM
pany. The recipe that won the cap
ital prize follows:
"Jellied Vegetables.-Soak one tea
spoonful of granulated gelatin in one
quarter cupful cold water. add one
cupful Of boiling water in which one
half teaspoonful Armour's Extract of
Beef has been dissolved. one half cup
full sugar. one quarter cupful vinegar,
W tablespoonfuls lemon juice, and
n teaspoonful salt. Strain. cool anG
when mixture begins to thicken add
n and three quarters cupfuls prepar-
ed vegetables. Turn into a round
mold and chill thoroughly. Remove
from mold and arrange thin slices Of
cold meat around (preferahly roast
lamb). garnish with watercress. For
the vegetables use one half cupful
finely shredded white cabbage, n
half cupful cold cooked peas. one half
cupful small cucumber cubes and n
quarter cupful of tiny cubes of cold
cooked beets."