The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-13
GRAFTON

Grafton. y, D.. March 1s.--Dr. w.
i, Hewitt Of Grand Forks wac in the
city Monday morning between trains
on his way from his home in Mimic
to Grand Forks.
Mrs. j. u. Phelps of Mimic spent
Friday and Saturday here with Mrs.
III. w. Phelps.
REV. 7. W. Cfappell of Forest River
arrived Tuesday TO assist at tho spo-
clal meetings which are being held
here this week in the Methodist
church.
Mrs. j. L. Bjornstad and daughter,
EVELYN, spent Monday between trains
with friends in Grand Forks.
Miss Ruby Olson went to Grand
Forks on Friday evening to spend the
week end with relatives.
Register Of Deeds Huople spent
Saturday with relatives at Hoople.
+. a. WEIGH returned today from,
eastern points with two carload Of
cattle which he had purchased.
Sheriff \. .. Nelson was a business
visitor in Grand Forks on Thursday.
Nicholas and JOG Rinde were in
Grand Forks on Friday evening, talk
Ing part in skating races.
Gilman Lykkcn Was in Grand Forks
Thursday ON business.
Mrs. NJ. !. Mclver mt baby re.
turned to Hooplc Thursday morning
having been visiting here with rcla-
tiNes.
Carl Dahl spent Friday evening in
Grand Forks with friends.
Father Turcotte e to Bottineau
last Thursday for u short visit with
former parishioners.
Rev. Glenn was unable to conduct
services in the United Lutheran
church last Sunday. being confined to
his home with grippe.
The challenge which was given by
James Mulloy, Ralph Mcfarland and
John Frame to debate the state cues
ton with any team, has been accepted
by 4 team from the Langdon high
school.
j. II. Frame wen to Grand Forks
on Monday evening on business.
A card party was enjoyed on Friday
evening at the Masonic temple. The
young people had q dancing party in
the amusement hall.
Ross Gilroy went to Grand Forks
Saturday evening In remained over
Sunday on business.
Miss Ava. Caswell returned Monday
evening from Valley City and will
spend a few weeks here with her
parents.
Alfred Heen Of Mekinock has been
promoted to agent for the ST. Hilaire
Lumber company in this city. Mr..
Heen was formerly agent at Mex
mock.
w. T.. Small was a business visitor
in Grand Forks on Wednesday.
The high school debating team will
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night in the second round Of the state
contest. Mrs. J. r. Gray will accom-
pany the team also Mr.. Barr who has
been acting as coach to the team.
Next Sunday evening. the young
people Of the First Baptist church will
give the following missionary pro
gram:
Professional.
Scripture and Prayer--supterip-
tendent,
Anthen1-Choir.
Reading--"Ihe Best. We Have"
Reading-"Aunt James PRAYER"
Duet.
Missionary offering.
observation-disclosures story"
Song-By the Children.
Reading-''The Purdocll to Have a
Chance"
Recitation--"Our Heather Chin
ESQ.,"
Reading-"How Long Must i
Watt
Song-Solo and Chorus.
Recitation-"A Missionary Dollar"
Reading-"Thanksgiving Ann"
Hymn-By Audience.
Reading-Mrs. Pickett's Missionary
Box.
Recitatdon-Two Offerings.
Reading-"Gettins tho Missionary's
Point Of View"
Offering.
Doxology.
Benediction.
Gerhart Optedahl left Saturday
evening for points in Minnesota. on a
short vacation.
Miss Esther Johnson arrived this
week from Rrocket to accept a posi-
ton In the Erie department store.
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