The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-12

InlS n the following cast VIII
present the play, ION the Little Big
.forn" at h local opera house, under
the auspices Of Company c:
Major Ludlow-James Prentice.
Lieut.. Winton-Hallie Hanson.
Carleton, a post trader-Dick Lewis
General Graham-W. ]. LaMarre
Dakotah Dan, a scout-Clayton
Sergeant O'Rafferty-John Frame
War Eagle-John Brien.
Hop Sing-Joe Bernard.
Hanks. a telegraph operator-John
Crane.
Martin, a trooper-John Crane.
Beryl Seymour-Miss Dalma Han.
son.
Rose of the Mist-Miss Mary Bros
nahan.
Sue Graham-Mrs. j. C. Lewis.
Mrs. Spencer-Miss Gertrude Mel
Officers elected of the r. Weagnt
camp No. 10. Sons of Veterans. are
as follows: Commander. A. Z. Mead;
senior commander, N. H. Rinde; junior
commander, 0. A. jacobson: secre-
tary, c. S. Paul; treasurer. ]. 7. Quist;
chaplain, Rev. c. E. Stinson; patriotic
Instructor. Vernon Sprague; guide.
Nels r. Lee.
The lyceum course lecture on Thurs
lay evening was given by Prof. John
Tingelstad on "A Day in Christiania. :"
Prof. Tingelstad spent most of last
summer abroad, so the scenes were
still fresh in his memory.
r. ]. Courtney of Grand Forks was
IN the city on Wednesday in the in
terests of the Northwestern Telephone
company.
Clement o'Brien visited here sew
eral days last week before returning
to Minneapolis.
State Treasurer Gunder Olson re-
turned to Bismarck Monday evening
having been here OH business.
Appointments made by the county
commissioners last week were as fol-
] lows:
Official papers, the News and Times,
Grafton; Gazette News, Park River;
Adams Budget. Adams: the Edinburg
Tribune. Mimic Journal. Fairdale
Times and Lankin Reporter were APP
pointed to publish proceedings. TAT
torney Jeff NJ. Myers was made a
member of the insanity board. DR..
+. O.. Gronvold Of Adams was APP
pointed superintendent of the county
oar of health and James Foley of
this city, vice president. The county
physicians are: Grafton. DR.. G. w.
Glaspel: Mimic. DIR. r. NJ. Evans; Con-
way, DIR. Diekey: Park River, DR.
1NAAA al II. l. ldl6I, fdlT-
dale, Dr.. Joestad; Adams. DIR. Gran.
void; Lankin, DR.. 1rby; Fordville, DIR
Lommen and DR.. Church for the poor
at Park River.
State Deputy p. ]. Murphy spent
Monday evening at Hoople where he
installed the new officers of the Wood
man lodge.
Paul H Jeardeaux, grand lecturer
ana auditor of the Grand Masonic
lodge of the state, spent last Sunday
and Monday here
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National bank,
J. l.. Cashel was elected president:
+. H. prague and John Flekke. vice
A. ~. Cobb. assistant cashier. The
directors elected were B. j. johnson,
II. B. Eggers, Jr., Sever Tallack, 1. L..
Newgard and r. H. Tombs.
Mrs. G; w. Mcintyre and son re-
turned Monday morning. from Lake.
Vile. Minn., where they spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Mrs. o. NJ. Omlie will entertain the
ladies of the st. James Guild at the
Epiphany party on. Saturday evening.
Two wears ago the party was given
oy Mrs. j. p. Conntryman and Mrs.
Onnlie was chosen the. next hostess.
The children at the institution en-
joyed a treat on Thursday evening
when the play Under the Little. Big
Horn" was pre-. ented in the assembly
hall. .
Norval Ofstedahl. 1~6-year-old son of
Mrs. Ofstedahl. died Tuesday evening
following an illness of a year. All
that a loving family and kind friends
could do, was done but the tired body
could not stand the strain. The funer-
al was held on Thursday afternoon
from IN United Lutheran church. The
sympathy of the entire community is
extended to the family at this, their
second bereavement within the last
two months.
Prof. Tingelstad of the university
spent Thursday in the city.
The installation Of the Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors was held We'd
nesday evening in the lodge rooms
The hall was most prettily decorated
and %festooned with Christmas green,
lightened by streamers of red and
white crepe paper. A short program
was enjoyed and following the in
stallation services, dancing was en-
joyed. Shortly before midnight sun
per was served and dancing continued
till early morning. A large crowd
attended in spite Of the cold weather
and good music furnished by the or.
chestra made the evening an excep-
tionally pleasant one.
A meeting was held here last week
by n United Lutheran congregations
Of Grafton, st. Thomas and Auburn,
at which time a call was extended to
to become pastor OF the parishes. Rev
.. i. Kirkeberg Of Mandt, president
of the Park River district, presided
over the meeting and l.. O. Torblaa
was secretary. Rev. Glenn has beer
at Grand Forks some time under the
direction Of the home mission board
and till this board consents, he will
6e unable to accept this call. Rev.
Glenn received his preparatory and
collegiate education, at st. Olaf's col.
lege, Mortified. and his Theological
training at the United Lutheran sem.
mary. st. Anthony Park. MINI. Tho
trustees elected at the last congre-
gational meeting organized electing B
johnson as presiden: and Martin Holt
vice president.
Mrs: G.. w. Mcintyre received word
Of her brother. Patrick Morris, al
Shieldsville, MINI. Miss Nan Morris
came up from Grand Forks Monday
evening n on Tuesday they both left
to attend the funeral.
A. McConville is spending the weel
at Crookston. Morris ana st. Pau
~transacting business matters.
Miss Nelson was an arrival from
} Forest River on Thursday evening to
visit Miss Kate Ledwich..
IT, MI. Daley of Conway transacted
business matters here on Thursday.
Mrs. G.. o. Foxen left Thursday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will enjoy a visit.
!, Revs. Kluxdahl Of Adams and Glenn