The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-24

Grafton. y. D.. March 24.-Mrs. w.
l.: Stockwell returned Saturday even
ing to her home in Fargo. having
spent a week here with her mother.
Mrs: y: II: spEague left Monday
will spend several weeks.
Judge Kneesnaw came up from
held court in the evening. adjourning
for Tuesday, when he went to Cava-
lier to attend the Iaxdahl funeral.
c. ]. Glaspel arrived Sunday even
ing from Chicago where he is attend
ing Rush medical school and will
spend his Easter vacation with his
parents.
Vernon Omlie visited friends in
Grand Forks between trains on Sum
day.
MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Capser enter
tanned a stag party on Monday for
John L. Dougherty of Swift Current,
Sask.. who Is a guest at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wubrod Lamarre and
son spent Sunday with relatives at
lakewood.
r. *. Doe, naturalization examiner,
arrived Monday evening from Duluth
to attend to matters during district
court.
The Yeomen lodge OF this city will
have a large celebration on the TWEEN
ty-sixth. the event to be held in the
armory. There will be a large list
Of candidates for initiation, the de-
gree team from Lamoure will he here
also the state foreman. A most
pleasant evening is being planned.
Sheriff A. Tverberg went to Park
Very, Mr.. Very returned with him
and spent Sunday in Grand Forks.
Will Tallack has bought an inter-
est int the Haugland> hardware store
and the firm will be known as Haug-
land and Tallack.
Mrs. Q. NJ. Fraser left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis and Willrnar
where she will visit friends and rela-
tives.
Father Turcotte returned last
ThursdaM from a short visit with
friends in Winnipeg.
The funeral of II. j. Edwards was
held on Monday afternoon from the
NJ. z. church. Mr.. Edwards died
Thursday evening after a lingering ill.,
ness. He is survived by a widow and
three children.
Frank Mach of Mimic was a bust
ness visitor here on Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Tveberg attended to
official business near Drayton on
Thursday.
Mesdames T. w. and Ross Ktbbee
were here from Drayton on Saturday
visiting Mrs. Lynn Williams.
Miss Wilma shurmeyer Of st. Paul
arrived last week and has accepted
the position as trimmer in the Berg
Sisters millinery store.
b; The following persons will appear
before Judge Kneeshaw in this term
nv NAkaN -aRL -
petitions for naturalization: Lars
Smith Livingston Mcmillan Of Ford.
Vile. Rev. Venceslaua 9tepan Of Yes.
leyville. George Berg Of Lawton.
Joseph Chytilek Of Lankin, Rev. Vim.
cent Stanley Majer OF Mimic, Anton
6enak Of Fordvii!e. joseph Clement
sorenson Of Fordville. Jacob Phiiin
Spale Of vesleyville. Bernhart Nilsson
Of Park River, John ,Gramoowski of
warsaw ana Frank 0rambow1ski Of
Warsaw.
Ed Donnoiley was here from Bath.
gate on Thursday visiting relatives.
Vaughn Way Of Geand Forks was
here between trains on Thursday ey-
ening.
w. Il stockwell Of Fargo was here
between trains on Thursday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lvkken and
family OF Auburn spent Friday in the
Elmo Blakely spent sunday with
friends In Grand Forks.
Henry so'Keefe. Jr.. waa . business
visitor here on Monday from Grand
Forks.
Court stenographsr. p9abenberr of
Grand. Forks was in the city during
the March term of court.
Miss Olive Hall leftsFfday morning
or tEtoopte Wherea6h0 VIII teach
school Cor seveIal mont4ih