The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-15
GRAFTON

Grafton, n. D., April 15.-Mrs.
Hugh Morrison returned Friday even
ing from Grand Forks.
Charles Carpenter spent Friday at
Grand Forks visiting with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Deason of st.
Thomas were here on Sunday visiting
their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. T. D. Traveller and
children returned Thursday from Win
nipeg where they had spent several
days.
Mike Copps returned last week from
Everett, WASH, where he spent sever
al weeks with his son and. his two
daughters.
Mrs. Davis. Of Detroit. Minn., ar
rived Thursday evening to spend sew
eral days visiting with Mrs. H. G..
Sprague.
Miss Gorsen returned Saturday ev-
ening from her home in Weyburn,
ago to recover from a nervous break
down caused by overwork.
Mrs. +. H. Sprague who has spent
the past three weeks in Minneapolis
and Albert Lea, returned Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Walter Prince went to Grand
Forks on Saturday to spend Sunday
with her husband who is making
headquarters there for the present.
DR.. Gronvold of Adams was a busi-
ness visitor here last Wednesday.
Cyril Glaspel returned Saturday
evening to Grand Forks having spent
Easter vacation with his parents.
Newell Chandler left on Thursday
evening for Stanley. n. D., where he
will spend some time with his brother.
John Edwards of Winnipeg arrived
last Wednesday to visit here with rela-
tives.
The county assessors met last We'd
nesdaY in the auditors Office. all but
six. being present. The list is as fol-
lows: w. E. Robinson, Nashville:
Joseph kosmatka, Pulaski; Edward
zimbrick. Acton: John Nelson. ST. An
drews; Frank Glinski, Ardoch; John
Danielski. Harriston: Chas. Baillev-
geon. Oakwood: Patrick Mulloy, Mar
TN: Isaac Lowe. Forest River: Joseph
Soutor. Walsh Centre: L. o. Forblaa.
Grafton: J. T. Kingsbury. Farming
besh. Prairie Centre; Ole o. Groven,
Fertile; John O. Tharalson. Glenwood:
Jas. NJ. Forackek, Eden; Frank L4ala.
Rushford: F. r. 'Arnot, Kensington:
q. "; Hanson, Dundee; Enosburgh
Bell. Medford; Thorlief Moe. Vernon;
K. A; Momerach. Golden: D. c. Full
Ter, hampton; knut Lykken. Cleve-
Tiber: Albert Kanba. Perth: G. 'i r.
Hendricison. Latona; f. A. Ellingson.
ADAMS; r. w. Kerr, Silvesta; Frank
u. Garvey, Sauter: Jos. kosal, Shep-
herd; o. NJ. Hanson. Dewey: Gulbrand
Heggerresta. Kin!oss: L. c. Hoisven,
Grafton city: Ole ]. Peterson, Park
River; Mike Wisniesiski, Mimic: ]. ].
sweeney, Ardoch; A. B. Field, Forest
Rlver; Nels Tweten. Hoople: G. V.
starry. Conway: John J.. Kostohrjs. Pr
SEX: Anton Johnson. Edinburg: Claud
a. Kellogg, Fordville; Jerome Ruzic-
ka, Lankin: A. j. Felt. Adams; Henry
Naegeli, Fairdale.
Mrs. Grant Hager went to Grand
Forks Friday evening to hear the Min
neapolis Symphony orchestra.
DR.. and Mrs. A. K. T. Wylie and
Miss Scott spent Saturday between
trains at Grand Forks.
James Dunlap Of the Grand Forks
postofice was in the city on Saturday
conducting civil service examinations.
Inc university students returned to
Grand Forks on Monday having spent
their Easter vacation at their homes.
c. A.: Wellers spent Monday a;
Grand Forks visiting the manual
school,. "
Miss Blanche Ledurch returned
Monday to Winnipeg having spent a
few days here with her parents.
The Monday Night club held their
annual banquet on Monday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. p,
Gray. The dinner hour was $3.50 and
covers were laid for thirty-two.. For
the evening hours entertainment had
been arranged and everyone thor
oughly enjoyed the last meeting Of
the club for this season.
Backoo transacting business matters
Messrs. Trosper and Jackson wen.
to Bowesmont Monday evening to re.
main till Tuesday.
Miss Cecil Mcdonald returned Sun.