The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-03


gerous wound.
Goodrich will soon have telephone
communications with the outside
world.
John Steidle of Goodrich marketed
hog which brought $23.7O. Not a bad
investment.
The state press is wondering why
the stuffed correspondent of the Her.
aid was not sent out to bring in the
several million insurgents he found in
his preambulations before the primary.
Rev. Treiber of Kuhn who has had
charge of nine churches in that vicin-
ity for the last seven years, has found
the work too strenuous and has re-
moved to Nebraska.
The city improvement league of Ayr,
has ordered fence placed around
Silver lake and dozen swans placed
therein.
The Dickie band has received its
new instruments and the Reporter says
the only thing heard now is, some fell
low getting lip"
The Thaw estate, of which Harry
Thaw who recently killed architect
White at the Madison Square Garden,
is an heir, once held large land inter-
ests In North Dakota, and Capt. Will
liam Mcclellan, the agent, spent much
time at Jamestown looking after them.
New Rockford has offered $50 in
prizes for the determination of goph-
ers.
Glen Ullin is having rapid increase
in the physician population.
A Mclean county voter took.a bot
tie of formaldehyde to the election and
before he could be stopped, another
voter had snatched the bottle and
drank the contents. Medical aid de-
layed the funeral.
Oscar Routenberg left sample of
wheat at the Bismarck Palladium Of
flee which was three feet high and not
yet headed out.
The Bismarck Palladium says Gov
ernor Sarles is still lover of boyhood
pleasures. The states executive at
tended the circus this afternoon.
Wether or not he was at the depot to
meet the show train this morning can
not be learned.
Peter Haley president of the Never
Sweat club of Devils Lake, is one of
the insurgent delegates to Jamestown
The local Woman's Relief Corps
have undertaken to erect 5000 monu-
ment to the Grand Army in the Devils
Lake cemetery, and up to this time
have raised $50.
The Devils Lake Journal will sue
the Starkweather Times for libel.
During the campaign the Times charg-
ed that the Journal was owned by
some leading republicans, and the
stockholders mean to teach the dis
ciple of Annanias lesson.
Superintendent Lannin, of the Far
mers railroad, has been putting ice on
his head. A cake fell out of an ice
house as he was passing.
The Farmers Milling company of
Devils Lake has received an order for
large amount of macaroni wheat.
The Valley City Alliance has just
moved into its new home, and the
force is suffering tired feeling.
The Ashley Tribune calls attention
to the fact that the tax papers now
have to pay for two elections instead
Of one.
Children and matches started a
fire, at the Cooper hotel at Ashley.
The fire was extinguished be-
fore the flames had gained much
Roadway, otherwise the entire build
ing would have been destroyed.
The Chautauqua railroad at Devils
Lake is being highly complimented on
the change of management. 1t had
formerly been run without considera-
ton of the public. The ownership has
changed.
Ramsey county old settlers picniced
at Sweetwater lake, and Judge Nc
Glory gave reproduction of the way
he danced when he was handsome
man of twenty.
George Meikeljohn is said to have
objected to Ramsey county candidate
because the assessor found sixty-twO
head OF horses and mules on his farm
when he had given in but twenty
EIGHT. The township clerk who re-
corded the corrections; was the man
Meiklejohn worked against. Meikel-
john was an insurgent.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean sug-
gests that the jamestown convention
should not know that there was an in
surgent in the state. 1t probably
won't.
Ed. Flynn who is the star in the
OCallahans at Chautauqua, is the best
looking man in North Dakota. This
fact has always been strong drawing
card for the local talent company
whenever it appeared.
The Ramsey county commissioners
are using the court house square for
dumping ground for debris and some
of the people of the city are disposed
to kick.
A gasoline coffee urn in the Eagle
cafe at Devils Lake, leaked and the
fire company extinguished the flames.
Little Ethel Mercer, the youngest
elocutionist before the public, won
much praise at the G. A. R. encamp-
ment because of her reading. She is
the daughter of editor and Mrs. Mer-
Ger of the LawtOn Leader.
The unknown friends which the
Chamberlins are advertising are prob
ably the same one the disruptionist
leaders are just now looking for.