The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-02
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sp Grs1'0n left n Monday nd s eSsnln s;@ for Mini n:
neapolis on Il short business trip.
RI. b. Grover went to Fargo Mon
day evening where he spent a couple
of days on business.
j. G. Bjornstad and NJ. o. Berg
spent Wednesday between trains in
Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grace re-
turned "Wednesday morning from
Ottawa II Chicago. ILL.,. where they
have spent some time.
Mrs. n. c. Olson Of Grand Forks
arrived Wednesday morning. called
by the serious illness of her hister,
Mrs. John Colson.
F.. Walstrom of Park River was a
business visitor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Lyslo of Fargo visited the
first part of the week with her sister,
Mrs. j. j. Jacobson.
Lankin attending to business matters.
u no died last week in Spokane, WASH,
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives, Was held on Tuesday from the
home of her grandfather. John AL
men. Mrs. Walter Crosby OF Leth-
bridge accompanied the remains from
Spokane.
Miss Ida Fennell of Hamilton as
sumed her duties in the high school
on Monday. taking the place of Mr..
Larson who resigned.
Miss Charlotte Hankey returned
Tuesday from Superior, Wis. where
she has spent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Calendar and fam
lily arrived on Tuesday from Weyburn,
SaSk.
The last month of the school wear
will be a busy n for the. high school
students. On May 9 is patrons day
and that evening the preliminary de-
clamation will be held. The contest
ants this year will be Ingvar Amman.
Willard Goodrie, Olney Archer, HAIR
riett McConville. Estelle Garvey and
Uenora Christianson. On May 16 and
IL in Grand Forks the track meet
will be held also the state declama-
ton contest and the final debate be-
tween the local high school team and
hatton. The state examinations will!
start May %. and last a week. The
final week of the school will be taken
up with the usual graduation exercises
and alumni banquet.
Miss Ida Klev of Nash is visiting in
the city with Miss Edna Jones.
Miss Nelson of Forest River spent
Thursday and Friday with Miss Kate
DOYLE.
r. J. Fleming visited the past week
here with his family.
j. ID. Robertson and Karl Farup
we're Park River visitors here Tuesday
evening.
o. G. Hanson of Grand Forks was
a business visitor here on Monday.
The Ladies Aid of the United
Lutheran church held their regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. Lunch was served
at S o'clock.
Word was received here on We'd
nesday of the death Of DR.. Frank
Rochester. Mimi, in the Mayo hospi-
tai suffering from ANGER Of the liver.
Mrs. Chas. Jacobson of Shafer ar
rived Tuesday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Gunder Olson. Mrs. jacobson
is enroute to Bismarck where they
Will make their future home.
Prof. r. j. Taylor of Bismarck, VIII
is state superintendent of public in
struction. arrived Thursday morning
to attend the meeting of the Tri- Coun-
ty association.
w. B. English. formerly warehouse
man at the n. p. depot, has been pro-
NOTED to night operator since the new
train has been in operation. w. T.
Rivaar has the position Of warehouse
man.
Henry johnson and B. B. Wells
were here from Lankin last Tuesday
evening.
Friends will regret to hear of the
death OF Miss Webcrg's father at their
home in River Falls, Wis.
James Learn left last week for
Nelva where he has taken up a claim.
DR.. Homer Cook of Grand Forks
was a visitor here on Thursday.
Ascension Thursday was recognized
by services in the Catholic, Episcopa!
and Lutheran churches.
Rev. c. E. stinson spent Tuesday
at Forest River meeting the officers
of the County Sunday School asso-
citation to arrange the program and
set the date for the convention.
Miss Beatrice tombstone and Miss
Lilah McGlinch of Grand Forks were
here on Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John Miller spent last Tuesday
With relatives at Forest River. -
Extensive improvements are being
made or the Barbour residence which
has been purchased by Tallack Tai