The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-21
win Return to Wlnnipee,

Will Return to Winnipeg.
Roy Russell, who has been visiting
riends and relatives in the city for
for Winnipeg. Mr.. Russell is n former
university student.
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Visiting in. the City.
Mrs. E.. W. Eisenhart Of Upton,
Iowa. a former well known resident
Of Grand. Forks, ia spending a, few
days visiting friends in the city. She
is enroute to California. where she
will spend the winter. Mrs. Eisenllart
will visit Devils Lake friends before
continuing her journey west.
Progressive Luncheon Tonirhr.
Among the social events scheduled
for this;evening will be the progressive
luncheon by the Young Ladies' Sodali-
" of st: Michael's Catholic church.
The girls will gather at the home of
Miss Julia O'Gorman on North Fourth
street. where the first course will be
enjoyed, from there they go to the
home OF Miss Mary Murphy on Reeves
avenue. where the second course will
ne served and the last course will be
served at the home Of Miss Katherine
Carroll ON University avenue.
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List. Of Books COMPLETED. -
The List of books tor the North. pa
kota Pupils Reading Circle has been
completed The committee to whom
the. work Of selection was given: this
year consisted Of ]. A. Haig Of Devils
Lake. Miss Minnie Nelson of Valley
City Miss Kane Of. Darlington. Miss
Martha Taten of Williston and c. l..
IFiRness Of. Bismarck.
The purpose Of the circle 10 to Gre
ate aud cultivate a taste for good
reading while the habits are being
cultivated. In order to receive a cred
II, the pupil must pass q. test sufficient
ly broad and thorough to convince the
teacher that he has read the book
Understandings and with apprecie-
ton. Upon completion Of eight books
OF any course he is entitled to a di-
ploma. for reading five books in. ad
d!tion he will receive a green seal.
for three more a blue SEAL. for. three
addition TO all the above a.. gilt seal
which marks the completion. OF the
course. After this he may receive
II. diploma for q course two by reading
ten books of another course and if
he reads six more a large gold seal
and blue ribbon.
Tho books selected this year are:
Primary: Kittens and cats, River
side First Reader. The Philip Reader,
Primer, The Fairy Reader. Williams
Choice Literature Book. The Circus
Book. In Fable Land, Bunny Cotton
Tail. Jr., Little Home Workers.
Third srade: The Dutch Twins.
Peter and Polly. Swallow Book. East
o'~the Sun and West O. the Moore
River. Mary Anne's Little Indian, Es-
eninss with Grandma (Part II. Ev-
eninss with Grandma. lPartIIl: The
Winds Children.
Fourth grade: Quaint Old ,stcries.
The Japanese Twins. Antoine Of Ore
Eon.. The Golden. Faith. The American
History Book. children Of History In
the Animal. World. Fifty Famous Peo-
pie. BOY and Girl Heroes.
Fifth grade: Founders Of Our. Coun-
try. The Book Of the Beastie. Life of
Christopher Columbus. Benjamin OF
History: Evenings with Grandpa
(Parts / and %.
Sixth grade: The Adventures. of
Grilla. Winter. How the World is
Housed, Grand Opera Stories. w. A..
G.'s Stories. Men Of Old Greece, Jo-
sepha in Spain, Young Citizens Read
er.
~ Seventh n, grade p,,I Martha 1aa Of ,, cal,for-
Tolman's Hygiene for the Worker,
The Spring of the Year, Hoimaths,
Animals-Their Relation and Use to
Man., John Of Woods. American He
roes From History. The Story of Mar
tina.
Eighth grade: The Friendship of
Nations. Tho True Citizen. Mother
r'arcy's Chickens. European Beginning
American History. Jacqucline OF the
Carrier Pigeons. Household Science
and Arts. Plant and Animal Child
hood. School and Hine Gardens.
Advanced: Stories tn Tell to Chill
dren. How tn Tell Stories to children.
Keeping Up with rizzie.