The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-16

Grafton, N. D.. Jan. 16.-Misses
Phoebe and Cecilia Chale of Bath
gate spent the latter part of last week
as guests of Mrs. T. A. Gagnon.
John Rorvik was a prominent bust
ness visitor here last Wednesday from
Flirdale.
Rev. a. Ofstedahl of Ncrthficld,
Mimi, conducted services last Sunday
both morning and evening in the Uni
morning were in Norwegian and in
English in the evening.
The basketball game played on Sat-
urday evening between the freshmen
team of the university and the local
team was n of the fastest games
ever played here. The university
played defense nearly entirely the first
half but Grafton had tough luck and
seemed unable to score baskets in
comparison with the number thrown.
At two different times the score was
tied but toward the last the freshies
scored a few fouls which gave them
the lead. The final score was Is to
II. The lineup was as follows:
Grafton.
Center johnson.
Guards-Ofstedahl and Vigness.
Forwards-Berg and Newgard,
Freshmen.
Center-Chittick.
Guards-Moore and Asselstine.
Forwards-Zipoy and Bufering.
Referee-Dr. d. L. Dunlop.
Umpire-Prof. C. Halberg.
D.. A. Hogg returned O nSaturday
from a trip through the western part
of the state on business.
J.. O. Torblaa wen to Minneapolis
last week to confer with a committee
at tho hoqd nf tho TYrita1 I&.o-
church on matters pertaining to secur-
ing a new minister. Rev. Glenn of
Grand Forks has been extended the
call.
George Newgard. who has spent
several years in the city, is packing
up his jewelry stock preparatory to
returning to his old home in New
Richland, Mimi, where he will en-
gage in h jewelry business. Mr..
city who wish him success.
Sunday afternoon, a. meeting Of the
Men M Religion Movement was held
in the Methodist church. The COM
mittees submitted their reports and
a general discussion held.
Miss Johanna Janesgaard left last
Thursday for st. Paul. where she will
a Il. business at a business
college there.
Col. j. Fl. Frame spent last week
at Des Motnes. Ia, attending to BUSH
ness matters in connection with the
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
Miss Grace Reyleck went to Grand
Forks on Monday and spent the day
visiting with friends.
Ed. Wamben Of Lankin spent sew
eral days here last week ~transacting
business matters in the probate court.
Rev. r. Lavik of Minor was In the
city last Friday visiting with friends.
w. w. Reyleck and Jack Driscoll
left Monday morning f-r Crookston,
where they will take stock in the
Crookston store this coming week.
The court calendar for the January
term has been completed and is as
Civil Cases.
Anton Hefta VS.. township Of Pull
ask. Walsh county. N. d.
Mildred Martin VI. Edgar Phil
brook.
John Duray vs.. Christopher Cur.
RE.
Frank spale vs.. Frank j. Karnik.
kota Railway company.
The Moline Jewelry company va.
Frank Pavik.
John Ryan W.. Jerry Ryan.
The Houghton Implement company
VS.. Frank Vayiowski.
Sophia Gustafson VI. John Thorvil-
son.
Bida Mattsen "a. Paul Gronvold.
Nels Folsom. administrators, vs. State
bank Of Edipburg.
First National Bank Of CharlesI
City. Ia, vs.. Nathan Upham.
Noble Refining company Of Cleve.
land. o.. VS.! Anton Hefta.
]. e. Gray. as trustee of James p.
Johnson. a bankrunt. VS.. r. q. Arnot,
sheriff Of Walsh county. N. =.
Farmers Security bank Of Park
River. n. D. W. Chas. 3. Martin and