The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-16
WILLISTON

Mrs. George Carpenter went to
jamestown early in the week to visit
her son who is attending college
there.
Fred r. Parrit of Fargo arrived in
WilliSton for a visit here. He has ius.
recently made q trip through southern
North Dakota and Montana.
Miss Pearl Harvey left Saturday for
Minot where she took the teachers en-
aminations.
Mrs. g. E%llithorpe returned satur-
day from r. two weeks visit at the
Gilman ranch,
Saturday evening. March IA, sis,
n recital was given in Library hall
ny the pupils IT Miss Macdonald. This
very interesting and pleasing program
WAS given:
Swift. Trot. Trct to Boston--Ernest
ftcfferlnan.
Missa. Learning to Waltz-Erna
Tlhnnan.
Peterson, Jumping Jacks-Bernice
Hrainerd.
Swift. The Robin-Marjort. pono.
an.
Rirkahy. Favorite Melodies-Robert
1Ieffern,an.
streatos. Morning rray.r--Rell.
sartario. in Rhythmic Trcad-Arvid
Johnson.
Act. Vocal Soctrune-Helen lIefrer-
man.
Eugbe., a May Day-Lloyd Kios.
oeSten, Little Story-Mary Town-
send.
Rushee. SWING Elizabeth Donovan.
Gsrhel, Indian papce-Robert Gar
rison.
Hawley. Tn a Garden-Mary Heft.r-
Sartario. Festive Rclls-Reesjc R,s-
enberg.
Kern. slunhcr soue--Daphne F,u-
bert.
Loerve. Dawn--Miss Franho.
Icharkoweky, Dolls Funersl--GrAce
Wing.
Cardn,an, Dance Cspric.-1rna
Townsend.
Griee. Norwegian Bridal Procession
Ethel Bradley.
sinding. Rustic Of sprinE-svlvia
Hartman.
T.: S. Marshal Shea visited at the L..
!" I'ampnan ono "Wednesday. Mr..
!. JA 1.amrman is an old friend Vt
Marshal Shea.
Miss Harriet Mosier visited friends
AT Stanley Sunday.
Miss Florence Wilson ct Stanley WIS.,
tied friends here Sunday,
W.T.. and Mrs, i. II. Cooper returned
Wednesday evening from an extended
TRIP and visit in tho easi.
Jack Gar,ey cf Fsirview visited
sunday with friends here.
r. y. C'ritcnfe,d. acting secretary Of
me state stallion hoard spent a. short
tune here In the city cnnferrjne with
r. W. Hall.
A. the regular monthly meeting Of
the school board Tuesday evening the
following teachers were offered con-
.Tar's: Hieh school principal. Mary
McAndrew; mathematics. Ellen Roe;
commercial. Florence pennet,; h,e.
tory and English. Ethel McC auley:
languages. Agnes T%ennison; manual
training. A. Neltel; music, Bertha.
Palmer.
Grades-verns Ahlers.i Mabel Gun
d!, Anna RoSby. Lizzie Hanson. Ethel
sherrin. Margaret ing. Mary Cos.
grove. Lola. Brown. Ida. Rarderud, 10y
Slerrin, Edna. Morgan. Sarah Arnold.
A1ce oldham, Nellie Davidson.
The Book and Thimhle club met
Win Mrs, r. III. Smith "Wednesday.
nner" were seven visitors. Mrs. g..
Gr''gan gave . paper on The Flood
Menace" Mrs. W. diversion. q. talk ON
"~Elgenics." Mrs. r.. Doclterman and
Atrs. 5: nj. hyde, assited in presenting
the subject. Mrs. Smith, assisted bv
Mesdames kathers and Ross. served a
very delicious lunch.
'ohn Heferman, .Jr., returned Sat-
urday from Albany law school where
ne Went to take his Nsminations and
complete the work interrupted last
Year when he left before the com
mencement exercises. He will soon
receive his degree.
The Ouliso cluh is the name of the
Organization Of the NJ. F.. church.
Inc ORGANIZATION Of this club is
largely due to Mrs. T.. A. Palmer and
Mrs. q. A. Mckinney. It aims To- he
both social and u%tilitarian. It has ct
present a. membership of twenty-five,
The club will have a booth at the
Easter hazsar Of the Ladies' Aid.
Six OF the fifteen applicants who
wrote teachers examinations recently
were successful. The following were
Issued certificates:
l.. Received First Grade--Etta Nots.
boom, Ruford: Adeline Donovan. III
oga.
Received Second Grade-Rutn
Tubhs, Squires; Mabel salveson, Wild
rose: .. &. Nelson. Wheelock; $. NJ.
soren, Spring Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creaser entertained
the Bulge club at 8 o'clock dinner at
their home, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler entertained the
SO luh Wednesday evening. Every
one present enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
Harold Shaw, who has been attend
Ing school I'm Fargo. returned home
and is visiting his parents Rev. and
Mrs. Shaw.
Miss Emma Olson entertained a FEW
Of her friends at the J.. Carney home
Wednesday evening in honor Of Mis-
Everson VI Churchs Ferry. Those
present were Misses Huntington,
Todd. Eideness, Hovind. diversion,
Gautl1ier, johnson, Strickland, Har.
rtnEton. Mounger, Ethel and Lena
Crow. Oleta and Geneva. Perkins. A
delicious lunch was served and ali
spent a delightful evening.
A. y. Newell Of Seattle. Wash. Wis.
tied his b%rother-in-law, John Heffer.
man recently.
George Newton. Jr. and wife, have
recently moved from the Newton
homo to the Gle home.
Harry Hanson left for Grand Forks