The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-24

date for clerk of court in Wells county.
At Portal an effort is being made to
locate the international boundary line.
Five prisoners in the Williston fail
sawed the bars out of a window and
escaped.
Ellendale joins large number of
other towns in the state in the cry Of
house famine.
The Hankinson News is opposed to
increased jurisdiction Of the county
court-in Richland.
The Maddox Standard has changed
hands-J. A. Smithbeing the directing
genius at this time.
The Williston water wagons have
been renovated. Several people will
want them after election.
Ex-Judge Young is attorney for
Travis, the railroad Waterman who
killed boy at Jamestown.
A Litchville barber lost pair of
pants and offers a reward for the Ar.
rest and conviction of the thief.
It's got so now that when people
hear of man visiting Valley City
they ask him II he was held up.
Edgar LaRue. secretary Of the
Devils Lake Chautauqua, expects to
file On Williams county homestead.
H. H. Miller, the first white child
born in Foster county, is visiting the
scenes he selected for his birthplace.
A Minor man went to Forman on
business, lost his coat. which was To-
Gated on the back of a man at Cogs-
we'll.
At Williston an attempt was made
to burn the residence of the, mayor
and the night policeman on the same
night.
Attorney G. Crimson, who has been
located at Ryder for some time has
decided to locate in Munich, Cavalier
county.
A Towner- young lady ordered a
lobster from Minneapolis and Phil
shortt is Directing to the mail order
feature.
A ware house at Fes3enden decided
to cover more territory and let about
1000 bushels of grain run wild over
the ground.
Editor Rishoff of Milton discovers
that he has been sending the papers
for subscribers at Soper to the wrong
p. o. for two months.
Political matter is taking a promin-
ent place in most of the state week.
lies. and General Apathy" appears to
have taken to the woods.
At a wrestling match at Columbus
one Of the participants claimed to
have been robbed Of the decision by
the referee and swatted the official in
the snoot.
John M. Anderson, the kid who was
to have been president Of the A. G.
under the Burke administration, seems
to have been gagged.
At Portland some vandals nearly
ruined an automobile belonging to
Deputy Sheriff Kern. It is supposed
the Job was done by some one who
sought revenge for an arrest.
MAIDS Peterson of Glendale, who
was held up recently, did little de-
tective work and discovered that q
17-year-old neighbor boy had done the
Job. No arrests were made.
Charged with slandering a woman
Bert Pendergrast Of Sentinel Butte,
pleaded guilty before Judge Winches-
ter last week, and was sentenced to
fifty days imprisonment and q fine
of 325.
Rev. Edwin Burling passed the ex-
animation before the conference by
the highest markings ever awarded
an applicant In this state. He will
be placed in charge of the church
work at Hansboro.
w. 8. Hartsough, who recently sui
cided at Aberdeen, was we'll known at
Litchville. His father was formally
an evangelist and his mother is in
Dowie's colony. That's enough to
drive a youngster to something des-
perate.
Edward Bowler claims that pitch.
blende has been discovered about 75
miles north Of Beach and that many
people believe It contains radium. II
the report proves true there will be
a rush to that part that will equal
the stampede to the Klondike gold
fields.
The will Of the late BENJAMIN 8.
Russell Of jamestown has been fled
for probate. The residence is given
to his son. Edward G. Russell, and
the residue of the estate is held by
the executors to be eventually distrib-
uted among the children, after the
payment of minor legacies.
Owing to damage caused by runa..
way team Jos Theiring of jamestown
is at some expense repairing the
front of his residence. The team
dashed through the fence demolish-
ing that, tore up his newly-made lawn
to a considerable extent, tore down a
portion Of the piazza and tried to gain
entrance via the front door which they
also tore down.
Doctor Jennie Farrell and e. F.
Farrell, her husband, have decided to
locate at Williston. DR.. Farrell was
the first woman physician in the ter
ritory of Dakota and for many years
practiced in New York city and was
physician to the woman's hospital and
dispensary. Mr.. Farrell was the pub
Usher Of the first newspaper west of
Larimore on the Great Northern and
was the publisher of the Omemee
Herald before the evil dava cana