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

Petersburg. y. d.. March 3.-Mr
and Mrs. w. j. Best left Thursday fol-
their home at FOrdville. \. D., having
spent two weeks tho guest Of relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Chas. J.. Bull spent Saturday
and Sunday the guest of friends at
Hatton. n. d.
Il. Il. Johnson and E. W. andrews
shipped q car load Of hogs to st. Paul
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Jolliffe of Rolla has beer
spending the past week the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. 4. i. Cole.
Miss JolliTe spent saturday and
Sunday the guest OF friends at May
willie, returning Monday.
Mrs. Nj. y. johnson came down
from 1.akota Tuesday morning where
she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. s. CT. Skulason.
Tony the Convict" was presented
at the opera house last Tuesday by
the .Arviila Dramatic club. After the
play Il few hours was spent i'll dane
ing.
q. l.. Anderson. Lloyd MONTGOMERY
and Grace Montgomery furnished
music for a dance given at Niagara
last Friday evening.
Miss Anna Urness spent a few days
the past week the guest OK HeE !SAd-
tives at Grand Forks.
Mrs. NJ. Mcl.ean and Mrs. Henry
Broton were Niagara visitors last Sat
urdaH.
Carl Cole of Grand Forks spent
las, sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. l. Cole, returning Tuesday.
Miss Victoria Bull was the guest of
Miss Myrtle Gessner at Penn, n. d.,
n few daVs the Dast week.
The NJ. r.. ladies were entertained
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Il. X. Johnson.
Chas. J. Bull and John Ness were
l.akota visitors last Wednesday.
At the close Of the farmers insti-
tint" held here Il farmers club was
organized. Mr.. Sanford of Valley
City and j. f. Eastgate of Larimore
were the principal speakers at the in
s1itu,e. The following officers were
elected: President, H. F~Ialstenson:
tary and treasurer. Ray Andrews. On
Monday. March >. the first meeting
was held here. q. T.. Tournsend of
Nebraska was the principal speaker.
e.. +. whittcn of lnkster spent Fri
day Ut the Swendseid farm returning
home tho following day.
Mrs. NJ. y. johnson was II passen-
ger for Grand Forks last Friday.
Miss Lyons of the city school spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home at
l.arimorc.
Miss Bertha Hildremyr left Friday
for iiavre. Mont, where size and Miss
Donnelly will open a millinery shop.
| ON her way Miss Ilildremyr will visit
Mrs. Prochnow at Amanda, y. p.
The Town Marshall will be pre-
cnrfn1 nt tho lNrol o1,Nyo hny,co ,cr
Saturday by the l'ordville Dramatic
company.
Louis Waag came up from Grand
Forks last Saturday and remained
until Monday TO instruct the Peters
burg coronet band which furnished
music at the farmers meeting.
J." NJ. Bcttineer was a passenger for
Grand Forks saturday.
The NJ. E. ladies' aid will give a
dime social ON March II.
Miss IIilda Asleson who has been
the relic telephone operator for the
past two years. left Sunday for Nj
agara where she will take charge of
the telephone office.
Miss Annie Yellow returned Sunday
from Il short visit with friends at
Whitman.
On Friday evening Grand Instructor
Rowe visited hi Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. The Michigan-La-
kota and Hainpden lodges were rep
resented. MIR. Field and Ivor Reiten
received the first degree. After an
instructive talk refreshments were
served at the city hotel.
Harold Paulson was a passenger to
Grand Forks Monday evening.
Auditor Day of the Imperial COM
.pany. Superintendent Thompson of
Lakota and E. +. Wheeler OF Michi-
gan attended the farmers meeting
here Monday.
Miss Olga Sweidseid is now the
! saleslady at the Sweidseid store.