The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04

KS VII IttVoys
r. Coates of Cashel spent several
days here last week.
Tom Swiggum returned to Grand
Forks Saturday evening. having visit
ed here with relatives.
John Thorvilson returned Friday
to Adams, having spent several days
here on legal business.
Don V. Moore, secretary Of the
Grand Forks Commercial club, spent
Friday between trains in the city.
Register Of Deeds Al. Hoople was
called to Hoople on Friday by the
illness OF his little grandson, who is
suffering from pneumonia.
Judge kneeshaw, Attorney III. A,
Libby and Court Ste~nograplier Dau-
benberg Went to Grand Forks Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday at their
homes.
Clayton Lewis arrived Thursday
from Drinkwater, Sask., to join his
wife and visit for a short time with
relatives.
Sam Rinde Of shebo. sask.. a son
OF n. H. Rinde, has bought an inter-
est in the II. l.. Haussalnan Drug
company and will arrive very soon to
become an active member of the. firm.
Wednesday in the city on business.
Rev. Mcintosh Of Grand Forks
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Janet Cole returned Saturday
evening to st. Paul, having spent the
past week here on business.
Dave Turgeon returned Thursday
from a business trip to the twin cit
les.
Miss n. Farnsworth Of Valley City,
who spoke before the farmers insti-
tute here on Thursday afternoon, left
Friday for Larimore where she de-
hvered a lecture on Saturday.
Messrs. Lilliquist and Clement
O'Brien and Miss Blanche O'Reilly
were here on Monday from Park Riv-
er as witnesses in the Very case.
st. Hilaire Lumber company for the
North Dakota division. gave a banquet
on Thursday evening at the Grand
Pacific hotel to the agents Of his COM
pany and some friends. The guests
were: ]. H. Baumgartner, Thompson;
Thomas Devlin, Drayton: r. b. Rich.
ardson. Bathgate: George f. Dunn,
Hamilton: S. o. Soper, Crystal; c. A.
Heen. Mekinock: A. c. Wilson. Sarles;
J. v. Hogan, Grand Forks: G.. A. Dur
kel. cashier, ut Grafton: J. p. Easton,
superintendent of the Minnesota di-
vision: A. Clarkson. Detroit, MIMI.
and r. Langtro. crookston. with the
King Aerator ompany and r. c.
Jackson, federal dairy expert Of this
city. .
The funeral Of Mrs Frank Kouba,
who died Very suddenly Wednesday
evening. was held on Saturday morn
ing from the Catholic church.
Ed. Hogenson and Ludwig frost left
Wednesday evening for Mallard.
Mimi, with a carload Of horses to be
used in the logging operations at Mr..
Hogenson's sawmill. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. kennedy and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Delaney were here from
Hensel Friday and Saturday at the
Mulloy home.
Ernest Bolton and p. NJ. Phalen of
Auburn attended the farmers insti-
.tute here last week.
Charles F,inkle Of Grand. Forks
spent Friday and Saturday. In the city
on business.
Mrs. o. NJ. Omlie was hostess again
ION Saturday afternoon to a company
of ladies at a thimble bee.
Mrs. ]. V. Hogan Of Grand Forks
was the guest Of Mrs. w. E. Small
last week.
Dewitt Erie returned Saturday
night from Walhalla and Cavalier,
where he spent the week with rela-
tives.
The witnesses from Adams in the
case Of. Gustafson 70. T%horvilson, re.
turned home the latter part Of last
week.
John Horn returned last week to
his home At Ada, Mimi, having spent
some time in this vicinity visiting rel.
atives.
Elmer swissum arrived today from
Valley City, being called by the i'll.
ness of his sister. Olga.
Otis Nelson spent Saturday hers
with his parents.
r. j. Hughes was here from Mimic
Thursday attending to business.
r. G. Jackson left Monday fol
Grand Forks to attend the Corn and
Clover convention.
J. b. Dorman. dairy. expert from
Salt Lake City, spent Monday morn,
ing here with r. c. Jackson.
Miss Olive Halle returned last week
from Hoople. where she spent the past
five weeks visiting with her man3
friends.
Judge Lauder Of wahpeton was ,
business visitor here on Monday.
Mrs. Gunder Olson entertained eiGh,
Of her intimate lady friends on Fri.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Grant .Hager left Monday NOR.
ming for Minneapolis. where she vii
spend . week with friends.
Nrs. g. 9. Hager was hostess or
saturday afternoon It bridge, Euestl
for four tables being invited.
Mssdamss ]. W. Maxwell and .Chas
ICarpentsr will entertain the Mites
lciAty- Of the Presbyterian chufchSsa,
the Naxwsll homo this evening.
.EmQrX. .Weleh .fAdGths misfortune t.
| break hds arm last sunday afternoon