The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-31
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Grafton. n. D., March "A. A.
Fairbanks erturned Wednesday from
a business trip to Pembina.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Fraser were at
Grand Forks on Tuesday evening at
tending the shrine ball.
Miss Borgan. who has been suffer-
ing the past few weeks from n COM
plete nervous break down. tried to
take charge Of the domestic science
department Of high school last Monday
but the work proved too much. She
left Wednesday evening for her home
in Weyburn, Sask, Miss Mcguire ac-
companying Ter as far as Minot, where
her brother will meet her. Her many
friends here hope that with a few
weeks Of complete rest she will re-
gain her former health.
Mrs. K. O. Hatelid was in Grand
Forks between trains on Monday.
The date of the senior class play has
been set for April 1. and the follow
ing is the cast of characters:
Dora Observation-Disclosures Chris
Hanson.
John Tobin-F1enry Brosnahan.
Professor Grossgehiron - Henry
Swiggum.
Cornelius Kntckerbocker - Henry
Jackson.
Lady Hope-Katrin Olafson.
Hon. Percival Flinders, Arthur Du-
senbury-Ray hoffman.
Muggridge, Robert Moon-Philip
Baer.
Minerva-Clara Hoisvecn.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Newell.
Mrs .Moon-Hattie Hanson.
Carpenter-Chas. hoffman.
Plumber-Edwin Schumacher.
Hoskins-Henry jackson.
Constable Hicks-Oscar Hellerude.
Miss Ayres-Julia Nelson.
Clarissa ~Ruggy-Anna Cops.
Major Buggy-Olney Archer.
Dinner guests. etc. by remainder OF
the class.
County Superintendent tombstone OF
Grand Forks and County Superin,end-
ent Charlotte Jces Of Cavalier were
business visitors here on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Ofstedahl and daughter
returned Wednesday morning from
Dunseith.
Rev. Stinson went to Grand Forks
on Thursday morning to attend the
Hazlett lectures.
Attorney Libby of Park River was in
u SSutl hSEe VII uSSduSs
j. S. Brosnahan transacted business
matters at Hoople on Monday.
Mesdames II. G. Sprague and O. NJ.
Onlie returned on Wednesday morn
ing from Winnipeg. where the. at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. w. G. Nc
Council.
The Young Peoples society of the
United Lutheran church will give the |
following program in the church par
lors this evening:
Devotional-Rev. II. ]. Glenn.
Organ Solo-Cena Ordahl.
Recitation-Myrtle Berg.
Paper. "Easter"-Gleora Olson.
Chorus-Eighth grade Sunday
school girls.
Paper, Church Extension"-Mr. |
Rinde.
Judge Kneeshaw arrived from Penn
bina on Tuesday to conduct the March |
term of court.
W. J.. Mulloy left Thursday for
Wales on a short business trip.
Ben Courtney Of Grand Forks trans
acted business matters here on We'd
nesday.
Attorney and Mrs. j. F. Garvey re-
turned home Monday. having spent
Easter Sunday with Mr.. Garvey's par
ents. I
Charles Carpenter and Fred Moore
returned Wednesday evening from
Omaha. Neb., where they had taken
several carloads Of potatoes.
Mrs. Harold johnson and baby werel
visitors at the Caswell home on Tues !
day.
NJ. B. Doyle returned Wednesday
from Duluth. where he had spent a
couple of weeks.
Father T%urcotte returned from a
short visit at Winnipeg.
". E. Doyle of Drayton visited rel
atives here last Wednesday.
The band concert and minstrel
show enjoyed a liberal patronage when
it was presented to the public on
Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Terrill is visiting at
Grand Fork with her aunt, Mrs. G.
". Colborn.
H. NJ. Hanson returned Thursday
from a business trip to Kansas City,
Mo.
DR.. Frank King of st. Thomas was
in the city on Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church did not hold their meeting this
week as was planned.
Their is a rumor to the effect that
new night trains will be put on by
the Northern Pacific railroad, running |
from Winnipeg to Chicago after April