The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23

here, and during his absence his place
will he filled by John Furguson..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bell entertained
the SixtH-three club Wednesday even
ing at their homo on First Avenue
! west.
George F.. Carpenter went to Plen-
tywood Monday to look after the bank
there in the absence Of the cashier.
: MIR. and Mrs. Nm. Snider enter.
tanned a company OF friends at cards
Saturday evening.
F. Is. Cooper. secretary of the
North Dakota f. r. 4. and director
of the state experimental station and
j. II. Shcppcrd. vice director. were
here looking over The suhstation.
They Hero very pleased with the work
which has been lone here.
Mrs. Fred William ms entertained at
her home OIL West Fourth street last
week in honor of Mcsdames ~lianson
and Price who left the city the latter
part OF the week. y dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs. Grace Hcdderick entertained
at cards Friday afternoon. All present
had n delightful time. The hostess
served a delicious lunch.
Ivan Metzger of Grand Forks came
home Wednesday for n visit with his
parents.
Mrs. G.. Heddenck entertained tho
Fudge club Tuesday evening.
Attorney e. Palmer made a bust
ness "trip tn Srowdnn, Monday and
Buford Thursday.
Company Il has chosen ihlec teams
with three commissioned officers as
captains to compete for records i'll in
dor rifle practice. First Lieut.. Il. w.
.%Icffrs' has offered Il full Hooded Fo-
land China hog as prize for htSl,
score. The teams are as follows:
Lieut.. Modies-"Swat the Elves
Anderson Durnell. Erickson, Wilkin-
son. Moore, Harvey. &. Partridge,
Wannagnt.
Lieut.. Jctfrey's-"sure shots"-w.
W. Jeffrey, Halvorsnn, a. L. Jeffrey,
Harris. F'arolick, knoisninger. r. f.
Smith. Mathews.
Capt. Evans.-"Ncver Misses
Marelius. LaChine. Lenstrom. Fields,
Harvey. L. S. kukaske. Petty, Clifford.
Miss Amy Scott entertained at her
home Friday e%Ncnins. Tho Trefail
club. The members enjoyed 4 very
pleasant evening.
Miss Dora Wilkinson Was a guest at
the Scott Smith home at Poplar,
! Mont, for Il few daAs last eek
j. L.. Hinelinc. formerly a prominent
citizen of Sherwood. recently shipped
u number of thoroughbred Holstein
dairy cattle to- his ranch In Montana.
Tho Elks gave the last OF their
scnics of six winter dancing parties
Tuesday evening. This series has been
especially delightful and pretty af-
fairs.
The directors Of the Commercial
club had q very interesting meeting
Monday evening. The Muddy Valley
Farmers club, twenty-four in all, join
ed the club, \ rate Of SIS is being
made to all clubs wishing to join the
Commercial club and this makes The
members of farmers club joint mem
member of the club ny paving an ad-
ditional dollar. Special consideration
is being given to the putting in Il. white
way which would hcautifuy the city
greatly.
Rev. T.. Shaw gave 3 very Interest
ins illustrated lecture Sunday even
ing at the library hall on From Fan,
anna. Canal to Cape Horn"
III sale OF thoroughbred stock held
Monday under the auspices of West
ern North Dakota and Eastern Mont.
ana Breeders association was q. Yer!
successful one. amounting TO ovei
$500 dollars. Twenty pure bred
short horn cow, were advertised from
ed were placed iu quarantine for tn.
herculosia.
The list of pure bred stock and
purchasers are as follows"
Carney Larson. light Feroheror
stud colt, $500; &. j. ,Gullickson.
Shafer, black Percheron stud colt.
wears old. s675; Martin Jensen, Will
listen, black percheron stud. colt. ?
Clyde stud colt: , years old. 1915;
Tom Opsahl. Willow City. Clyde stun
colt. S400; Henry C;ratlo. Eonetrail,
black I'erc,cron stud colt, = wears
old, $500; John Lindllolm. Williston,
bay Percheron stud colt. 2 years old,
$500: ]. +. Wilkinson. Trenton, black
Percheron mare. & years old. s435;
w. w. keltner. Williston. Fay Perch
eron mare, !" wears old, S%40; Peter
? years old. $345: Ole Hide. Ray,
black Pcrcheron mare. ? years old,
$500: ~. Ra r1,ers. roam short horn
bull. 10 months old. $40: Henry Gratl1
Bonctrail. red short horn bull. ~
months old. $135; John Quinn. 'Tiusa
red short horn bull. s months old
500; Max kahler, Williston. red short
horn bull, s rnontlls old. 500: A. ul-
shafer. Cottonwood Lake, one pure
bred Holstein bull, + weeks old. S1s2,
The return banquet given the moth
ers and Daughters. at library hall
Friday. evening. by the men of the
Conversational church. was one of
the season. Great curiosity on the
part of the women vas aroused be.
cause Of the great secrecy the lner
!. maintained. About nna hundrad and