The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-14

Elakely went to Grand Forks Tuesday
morning to attend the opticians state
convention.
j. w. Boeing of Mimic was a busl-
ness visitor here last Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Bjornstad left Thurs
day morning for Grand Forks to be
an out of town guest at the Comus
party.
Miss Jessie Baer Went to Crookston
last week and is visiting there with
relatives.
Father Arsenault Of walhalla. spent
Monday here as the guest of Father
Turcotte.
x. \. Long of Drayton transacted
business matters here on Tuesday.
j. i. Newgard attended to business
in ST. Paul last week and also attend
ed the automobile show.
Ed. Mead is spending a few days
1T C]rookston this week attending to
business matters.
Ole Hanson went to Grand Forks
Tuesday morning to attend the meet
ings of the State Funeral Directors
association.
On Friday evening, Mr.. Sanford
, Dodge and company will appear at
the local theater.
VIC ECNJG io =. AhoSGAAS NS1S W.
from Hoople on Monday attending to
matters OF business.
DIR. Lena Eneboe Of Republic.
! Wash, has been in the city part of the
past week the guest Of her sisters.
Mesdames !. Fl. Johnson and F'oxen.
From here she Went to Canton, S. d.,
to visit with relatives.
Miss Lois Toinbs Was called home
Thursday morning from the univer-
sity by the sudden death of her ia
Their, r.. II. Tombs.
Rev. II. r. Bucgel was here from
Grand Forks on MONDAY on his way
to Acton to hold services.
Mrs. John Wlevig arrived here on
Monday from Usage, Ia, to join her
husband WIN is salesman at the Chi
cago department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Hanson enter
tanned a few friends on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton LEWIS Of of Drinkwater. Sask.
Cards We're played n shortly before
midnight lunch was served.
Mrs. Mary Robbins of Grand Forks
was here on Thursday attending the
funeral Of her sister, Mrs. T.. NJ. Mo-
ble of Caldwell. Idaho.
The Young Peoples league Of the
United Lutheran church held their
regular meeting on Friday evening.
A patriotic program was rendered, re-
ton taken.
The Presbyterian church was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on THURSDAY.
o'clock and il was late in the after
noon it could finally be left. The fire
started from an overheated furnace
and because of the steel walls II
ceiling. it was hard to manage. Jack
Stewart fell from III ladder when he
was trying to cut into the roof. but his
injuries were minor. The loss is very
heavy, only the piano and pipe organ
being saved. The iremen deserved
great credit for their steady. persistent
work on such n cold day.
NJ. Fl. Sprague left Wednesday
ing for ST. Paul on a business trip.
DR.. T.. l.. Eckman of Grand Forks
spent Wednesday evening here at
tending a Masonic meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. stockwell ar
rived Thursday from Fargo being
called by the death Of Mrs. Stock
wells brother. Il. Fl. Tombs.
W. r. Blakley was elected first vice
I president of the state opticians asso-
citation which met in Grand Forks the
first part of the week.
Under the auspices Of the Epworth
league the Old Southland quintelle
Jubilee will give a concert in the
Methodist church on Monday evening.
Miss Ellie Gilroy of Drayton spent
Thursday and Friday here with
friends.
A very large crowd attended the eX-
ercises in the armory last Monday
evening when the marksmen medals
were presented to the company. The
program was opened with music
"Tenting on the Old C~ampground"
sung by a double quartette from the
company. Short addresses were given
by Capt. N. H. Sprague, Mayor Nc
Conville. Col. J.. H. Frame and Major
G. C. Grafton. General w. c. Treu-
mann presented 42 pins to members
who qualified as marksmen Or better
during the year and a PLAGUE to
ESergeant Clay Anderson who made
the best individual rifle score in the
! regiment at.the state contest in Hiilss