The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-27

His failings not unkind nor mean.
&c loved his felloWmen, and tried
To help them"-I'l be satisfied.
But when I'm gone. If even one
a weep because my life is done.
AND feel n world is something bare
6ecaus l am no longer there;
Gali me a nave. my life misspent-
E. c. W., in Ladies' Home Jorrne,
Back From Vacation Trip.
Miss Amelia O'Brien returned ,ast
evening from st. Paul and Brainerd.
where she has been spending her va
cation with friends and relatives.
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Returned to Chicago.
Mrs. w. T: Murray and three
DAUGHTERS. Misses Evelyn, Margaret
Int Florence. who have been visiting
Tor several weeks at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcdonald at Lincoln
park. returned to their home in Chi
cas0 last evening" @se.-
Entertained Guest.
Mrs. M. L. Braunstein and sister.
Mrs. John Fishman, entertained as
their guest yesterday their cousin,
Charles Horwitz Of San Francisco.
ca. The cousins had not seen each
other for twenty years and the re-
union wa a pleaYsssSat one:
Fargo ". G. T. u. Active.
Fargo Courier-News: The Fargo
w. e. T.. q. has been subdivided into
groups OF ten or twelve for the pur-
pose Of working advantageously for
the suffrage campaign fund. Each
group will raise what money it can
IN q specified. time and the whole
will be turned over to the state execu.
tive ia, use for the buying of. liter
ature, speakers expenses and to aid
IN the poster campaign which the
state officers have planned.
The chairmen Of the local divisions
are as follows: Division number /,
Mrs. j. A. Hatcher: 2, Mrs. e. B.
Matters; 3. Mrs. ]. D. Carpenter: 4.
Mrs. Abbie w. H. Best; 5, Mrs. r. NJ.
Pollock: g., Mrs. F. H. Wilder; z, Mrs.
s. e. C%rothers; 8, Mrs. g. E. Miller;
D. Mrs C. G. soiss; j.. Mrs D. Fisher.
Miss Pearl Dinnie to Be Bride.
Mrs. John Dinnie Of 3o2 North
preaching marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Pearl Gertrude Dinnie, to Mr..
Stevenson Daniel McKinnon Of Miles
City. Mont. The wedding will take
place on Wednesday,, September 3, at
5 o'clock . at the home Of the brides
mother and will be a quiet affair,
only the members Of the two families
Ind a few intimate friends will be
present. The announcement will be
received with a grea. deal Of interest
by scores Of friends, as both young
people are we'll known and popular.
Miss Dinnie has made her. home in
Grand Forks all her life and Is a,
charming young woman of many
graces and accomplishments. Mr.. Nc
Kinnon is the son of Mrs. j. w. Nc.
Kinnon OF sMapleton,. Nd. He grad
uated fron1sthe law department Of the,
state university with the class Of 1907.
md was connected with the office Of
Attorney George A. Bangs, Grand
Forks, for some time after his grad
uation. He located in Miles City.
Mont, about four years ago and at
present is the city attorney Of Miles
City and assistant states attorney.
Hosts Of friends will join in extending
best wishes for a hap py future. Mr..
home to their friends in Miles City
after a. short honeymoon trip.
Miss Dinnie will be the honor guest
ut several pretty parties.
State Weddings.
A wedding Of interest to numerous
friends occurred last week at Minot
when Miss Clara Eicher, only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eicher
to Harry j. Olson. Rev. Sparkling
performed the ceremony. After a
honeymoon trip to the twin cities and
Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. Olson will be at
home to their friends in Minot where
the groom is connected with one of
the department stores.
Miss Harriet Nelson and Charles
Iverson Of Shields were married last
Sunday morning at the residence Of
Rev. e. J.. Reed at Stevenson.
Friends have received h an
nouncement this week Of the marriage
Of Miss Bertha Casselman to Peter
A. Hanson Of Towner. The marriage
took place at the home of the brides
parents at Rochester. Ind, on August
we'll known. the bride having been
one Of the popular school teachers at
Towner the past year Mr.. Hanson
is the efficient assistant cashier Of
the First National bank at Towner
and has many friends who extend
congratulations.
The wedding Of Miss Therese Mel.
Nelson, to Rev. G. R.. Estrem Of
Reeder. N. D.. took place Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Synod
Lutheran church. Rev. I. D.. Ylvi-
saker was the officiating clergyman.
Rev. Mr.. Tallikson of Roseau, Mimi,
was the groomsman. Mrs. Isaac
Hilleboe and Halfrid Nelson. brides
maids, and David Nelson and Her.
man Ylvisaker ushers Among the
out Of town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Nelson of Coulee, N. D., and
Rev. S. J.. N. Ylvisaker Of Fergus
Falls, MINI.