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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
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La Secretarfa de Estado tiene no
ticia de que en- Panama Sc prepara
I'm movimiento revolucionario contra
el Ecuador, que su jefe es don Leo
midas Plaza, que lie apoyan los cleri-
Gales a quicnes Alfaro echo abaio Y
que su objeto, naturalmcnte, cS echar
abajo & Alfaro. Por 10 visto, cuando
no sc conspira en- Puerto Rico es en-
Panama, .Razon de mas para que
los hispan anoamericanos vigilen el Ist-
mo y Ia isla, y para que Sc agregue
un ndmero al programa del pr6ximo
CongreSo Panamericano que Olga:
"Comparacl0n entire las relaciones de
Panama y Puerto Rico con los pafses
vecinos antes y despues del imperia-
liSmo."
LEI Senado aprobo por zI votos
contra Ell proyecto Hepburn sobre
tleteS de los ferrocarrilcS Dos me-
ses ha durado la discucion nj baian
de IS las enmiendas nj de otros tan
tos los disgustos graves que ha pro-
porcionado al PTesidente ell tai pro
yecto. En- case de queja Ia Comisi6n
de comercio entire los Estados 6iara
la tarifa maxina; las compaf1fas po-
dram apelar de esta decision ante los
tribunales ordinarios; sc prohibe 4
los ferrocarr lies traficar en- los artf-
culos que transporter, Sc castigaran
las rebajaS 6 conccsiones en- los pre-
clos de hete fijados con prision 6 Tnul-
ia de 81 900 a $40 600, inponibles
asi 4 Ia compaflfa como al expedidor
del fiete; la persona que solicite una
rebaja pagara multa equivalente al
triple del yalor de dicha rebaia. Ia
Comisi6n comercial tendra libre ac
ceso a los libros de cuentas de las
cornpaflfas. para ST examem. 81 Sc
nador Foraker fue uno de los tres
que votaron en- contra y sigue msnte-
niendo el principle de que el gobier-
no no tiene el derecho de dictar 8
modihcar las tarifas de carga de los
ferrOcarriles. Con 81 votaron los Sc
nadorcs Morgan y Pettus.
E1 gobierno ha dispuesto Ia in
mediata movilizaci0n de- c1atrocien-
tos cincuenta soldados de infanterfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06

Cast todas las noticias re1atiyas
Ia situaci6n de Russia, vienen por via
de Inglaterra soa tresmitidas por CO.
rresponsales ingleses; = como va Sc
sabe que en- la Gran Bretafia son .pocas,
por no decir nulas, las simpatfas con
que cuenta el Car, hacese bastante di-
hcil conocer con sxactitud 10 que ocu-
rre en- San Petersburgo, en- estos mo-
mentos en- que sc decide ALI de modo
defnitivo la suerte del Imperis.
Entire las demandas polfticas de ma
yor impsrtancia que hace el Parlamen-
to ruso, fguran Ia constitution de un
ministerio responsible y la SUPPRESSION
del Consejo Imperial Acceder tales
dem andas, equivaldria cenvertir
Russia repentinamente, en- la mas demo
crStica de las monarquias europeas.
Mas que aventur ade, eminentemente
peligroso serfa para Ell pals salvar con
un solo paso Ia distancia inmensa que
media entire el sbsolutismo del gobier-
no ruso, inmutable durante centenares
de afios, y el reinado de una libertad
no comprendiaa por IN pueblo que en-
ella jamas habfa sonado Y que, para
recibirla, no ha tenido previa educa-
cion. En- virtud de consideraciones
tales, no es de esperarsc que presto ell
Car dido a las impaciencias de los es-
piritus exaltados de la Douma, tradu-
cidas en- exigencia de caracter tan COM
plejo como trascendentaL
La respuesta del Parlamento al dis
curse del Car, es simplemente una
recaPitulacion de las reformas que Ell
pals sspera alcanzar Esta concebidaI
en- t6rmincs respetuosos pero en6rgi
cos; revela que el cuerpo Legislative 10
constituycn personas que saben 10 que
piensan; que conoeen hasta donde .pue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06

de marina para preStar servicio en-
las Antillas Y en- Panama. E1 cores
IponSal del Herald dice que su YER
dadero destino es Panama Y que Sc
relaciona con La posibilidad de tras-
tornos en- las proximas elecciones
del Istmo.
-El contralmirante Mason, iefe
de la seccion del material en- ell mi
nlsterio de Marina, dice en- su 1lti-
mo informe Mr.. Bonapartc que las
escuadyas norteam ericanas no tienen
municiones suhcientes,- que los arse
males y depositos de material estan
medios vacfos. que habra que suspen-
der los cjcrcicios de tiro. ais b1anco
Iy que 81 estallase una GA ezra ahora 8
en- los dos otrcS amos pr6ximos re
sultarfa en- I'm desastre para la ma
eion. Pero no hay que asustarse. La
expllCacion de esta extreordinaria
frnqucza por parte del contralmiran-
tie eSta en- que Ia comisi6n naval de
la Camara ha cercenado una porei6n
de millones de pesos del. proyecto de
presupuesto naval. Sc trata de yer
81 asustando I'm POGO 4 los padres de
la patria sc les ablauda TN POGO Ell co.
razon y votsn 10 que sc les pide, q
saber: $I2I,565,7l8y 81 centavos.
-Parece que muchos 1nisioneros,
lfilantropos, y otros tipos han pedido
tlltimamcntc al Presidente Roose-
welt que intervenga en- favor dc los
1udios de Russia, de los armenios de
Turqufa y de los negros del Congo.
FL Presidente les ha contestado que
"noncs. O como dice un colega,
que ell palo gordo (big stick es solo
para los asuntos de casa y del vecin-
dario. O como dijo el loco de Ger
vantes, "guarda que Russia, Turqufa
y Belgica son muchos podencos.
-Ultlmamente compr6 el gobier-
no treinta mil barriles de cemento en-
1nglaterra con destino al canal de
Panama; y 10 compr6 4 IS centavos
menos por cada borril del precio en-
que sc 10 ofrecieron los fabricantes
amerlcanos de csc artfculo. Pro-
tesla al tanto por parte de varios Sc
nacores, y otros republicanos influ-
yente, que quiere que sc compre en-
casa cuando sc neccSite en- Ell Itsmo,
cueSte 10 que cueste. A este sd. han
negado frmementc el Secretorio
Taft y Ia Comision del canal, decla-
rando que mientras Ell Congreso no
les mande otTa cosa compraran don
de les vendan mas barato, dado la
igual calidad de los articulos. pero
los otros tamPoco eejan y va estan
preparando la Legislation necesaria
para presentarla 81 Congreso
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den cxtender sus poderes mientras los
ejercitan con circunspeccion, Y tienen.
en- fin, ideas claras acerca del dnico
camino por Ell cual Sc puede llegar en-
Russia al establecimiento de IN gobier.
no representative y responsible.
Difici)mente naci6n alguna ha atra-
vesado por situacion tan cumplicada.
Desde ell moments mismo que Ell Car
convino en- que Sc convocase el Parla-
mento, recenoci6 de hecho Ia autoriaad
de un poder superior al suyo no 10
queda, por 10 tanto, otro recurso que
el de acatarls; una vez que convocada
tue la Douma y que como { cuerpo
legislative Sc Ia acepto, otorgose al
pueblo el ejercicio de un defecho al
que por ningdn mstivo nj considera-
cion alguna renunciarfa.
Las 1ltimas noticias trasmitidas por
ell cable informan que el Emperador
ha rehusado recibir 4 los Delegados
que debfan poner en- manos de aquel
la repuesta su discurso. Evidente-
mente esta negativa es un paso des-
graciado del gsbierne; comprueba que
el Car contin6a supeditado adn por
la perniciosa intransigente Influenza
de la burocracia. Una vez estableci-
da la Douma, no le queda sino un di-
lena: constitution revoluci0n.
El pueblo del Imperio tiene ahora
una voz, un 6rgano, un cuerpo recono
cido que .goza de tanta facultad para
obrar como la tiene para deliberar.
Cualauier plan que Sc suisiera poner
en- practice para disolver Ia Asamblea,
serfa I'm fasco Podrian. los MEM
bros que Ia forman ser lanzados del
local de las sesiones con la punta de
las bayonetas, pero serfa mas peligro-
SO para el gobierns que fueran a reu-
nirse en- otro lugar, constituidos en-
Comite de Salud pdblica.
Puede coniarse, sin embargo, en- que
los espiritns reposados que hay en- eli
Parlamento. logren, como parece que
10 estSn consiguiendo, dominar Ia inn
paciencia de los exaltados; que por
medic de Ia circunSpccci6n y la calma,
SC vaya obteniendo paulatinamente 10
que la naci6n demanda. Es induda-
bic cue esos mismos espfritus com
prenden tambien, como 10 comprende
en- su interior ell Car, que el advent
miento de las reformas no puede de
tenerse, pues ell trono de los Romanoff
esta demasiads vacilante para que
pretenda oponerse q 10 inevits bic.
Pero precipitar los acontecimientOs,
8 mcjor dicho, querer imponerlos d
fuerza de empellones, serfa tan perni-
cioso y desastroso para ell gobierno
imperial como para Ia naci6n misma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
La SituaCi6n en- TurQuia

Sal6nica, II de Mayo.-Tres bar-
das de griegos atacaron extermi
naron en- Grebena a unggrupo de va
LAGOS, hombres. muieres y nifos 4
qulenes cscoltaban un teniente
cuarenta soldados. Mataron q siete
soldados, hirieron nueve hicieron
prisioneros los restantcs. En- De
ccoya las tropas dieron muerte 4 ocho
oulgaros y tuvieron tres baias.
CettinJe, 20 de Mayo. Los cris
tianos de Stoge, Baritze Y Prochteie.
Poblaciones situadas en- territories
turcos, cansados de yer sus casss
saqueadas y quemadas por los turcos
Sc han levantado en- masa y atacado
a los muSulmanes, expulszndoIos de
sus aldeas y derrotandolos por com
|pleto.
Los turcos tuvieron ounce muer-
tos y VENTURES heridos. Las baiss
de los cristianos fueron inSigni-
hcantes. Continia el tiroteo en- las
Ialdcas.
Batoum, 22 de Mayo.-El yiccc6n-
sui americana en- este puerto MIR. Wi
liam II. Stuart, fu6 asesinado ano-
che en- Ia casa de campo que habi-
taba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
INPRRSlONBS DBL CAR DE- REEIs
Sc MEGA a Eccibir la Gomisi6n
del DOuma

Dan PeterSburgo, 2I de Mayo.-Ha
causado tremenda &nsaci6n en- el
campo parlamentariO el rccibo Dor e.
presidcnte de la Camara uouromt-
self de una esquela del Palacio Pc
terhof donde Sc halla el Czsr, dicien-
do que en- vez de concederle Ia au-
diencia que ten<a so1icitada para
presentar la contestaci6n al discurso
de Ia Corona, el Emperador Nicolas
habia resuelto no recibirlo < 6l nj 4
la diputacion nombrada al efecto, 81
no que deberan presentar la contes-
taclon de Ia Camara por medic del
respective funcionariO 8 ministro de
la corte, el baron Fredericks.
En- vez de hacerlo asi Nouromt
self convoc6 inmediatament una
reunion de los diputados dem6cratas
constituclonales, y despues session
del Parlamento para mafIana, que Sc
espera cue sera violentisima. La
exasperaci6n de los diputados fue
grande, pero sus jefes lograron cal
marlos 8 por 10 menos impedir me
dldas extremaS.
FL partido de la corte pide va Ia
disoluci6n del Parlamento Y Ia acti-
tud de este no parece dejar al Gar
otro recurso que Ia disoluci6n, es de-
cir, la ruptura con el eleinento po-
pular.
San Petersburgo, % de Mayo.-Cir-
cula ell rumor de que el Conseio de
guerra encargado de investigar l.
rendicion de Puerto Arturo Y el com
bate naval del mar del Jap6n ha con-
denado a muerte al general Stoessel
y al contralmirante Nebogat0ff.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06

Pekfn, 10 de mayo. W.T. Ting Fang.
antique ministro en- Washington, I
quien Sc ha encomendsdo la codifca-
ci6n de las leyes chinas, ha recomen--
dado al Emperador ell juicio por iura-
dos, el permiso 4 los abogados chinos
de comparecer y abogar antes los tri-
bunales y Ia ejecuci6n de crininal es
por medic de "a electricidad Y no Ia
decapitaci6n.
Francia pids $25o,ooo de indemniza-
cion Por les atropellos de Nanchang
en- febrero dltimo, Inglaterra recla-
ma $4,000. Los funcionarios respon-
sables seran degradadss y los asesinos
e incendiarios ejecutados.
81 ministro de Mexico en- China
se1or La Mira, que sufri6 lesiones du-
rante un reeiente tif6n, Sc halla en-
grave estado en- Pekfn.
Pekfn, 20 de mayo..-Hs fallecido e7
coronel La Mira ministro de Mexico
en- China y antes agregado militar 4
la Legaci6n de Mexico en- Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
ASUNTOS DE CHINA

REcLAMAcIoNEs ExrRANJrRAs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
.0EE|CIAl. AVERAGES
O. |. ! THE LEAGUE !
RECEIVED !
Reports Up to June Is Score
tary Jumps Grand Forks
ID Official Scorer.

Official batting and fielding averages
for players of the Northern Copper
Country league, up to June Is, have
been prepared and sent out by Secre-
tary Glass. The averages include only
partial report from Grand Forks, the
secretary stating in his letters that
the official scorer in this city fell down
and failed to send in the scores. What
incomplete returns he did furnish
show that only one Brown, Luderus,
batted over the 300 mark. This ap-
parently does not include more than
the first series of games, as the bat
tiers In each case did not face the
music" more than 1S or 10 times
apiece. Altogether the report is an
extremely unsatisfactory one, both to
players and fans.
Following are the averages:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
PERSONALS
F. R, Rogers returned to Fargo

F. R. Rogers returned to Fargo
evening.
Clint Smith was passenger
Fargo this morning.
E. s. lnamen of Reynolds is q
tor in the city today.
j. Trepanier, a prominent farme
Olga, is in the city today.
Miss Edith Clark of st. Cloud pa
through the city today enroute
Devils Lake.
q. R. Sinclair. a prominent al
ney of Grafton, is among the visI
in the city today.
Miss Marian Dinnie is exp(
home tomorrow from pleasant
with Winnipeg friends.
Miss Margarete Morrow will &
Detroit Lake Sunday for two vi
sojourn at that resort.
Miss Estella Trotter and Miss
gurite reached the city last evt
from Lakota and will remain heI
Insurance Commissioner Coope
enjoying a fishing trip to Sd
Mimi, and will return on Saturda
R. M. Carothers, Alex G. Mathe
Art Dinnie we're among the retu
passengers from Fargo last eveniI
Ed Heating, the we'll known CT
ston music dealer, spent last ev
in the city on business and mS
acquaintance.
j. E. Jerome, the Mountain
Idaho, promoter, has arrived fro
west and will spend a week or 9
matter in this vicinity inter-
parties in Idaho land.
Miss Thora Broderson ret
home to Reynolds this morning,
a pleasant visit here with her q
Mrs. T. Lawson. Mr.. Lawson q
panied her ON the return.
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j j !, Y N. E.
81 q - "a n - 80 ~
Dr.. J. s: Montgomery Of Mime:
apolis to Dedicate New
Church Sunday.

DR. James Montgomery, pastor of
Fowlers Methodists church, Minneapolis;
will arrive in hessity tomorrow on his,
way to gDrayton,N. d.. On Saturday:
he4will lecture, at the convention of the
North Dakota Epworth League which
will be in session at Drayton. On
Sunday he Will dedicate <Drayton's
beautifuf@Snew Methodist Episcopal
church, which has but recently been
completely He will preach both morn
Ing and evening services. Dr. Mont
gomery is one of the most prominent
7dfVines IN the=twin cities.
Rev. ]. NJ. Beadles, pastor OF the
First NJ. p. church of this city, will
sbes among Grand Forks people pres
lent though there Willabe others going
as desgatess FROM theS local p T.,
chapter.
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than the Fourth is that runaways are
very apt to occur. On the Fourth
liverymen keep skittish horses in their
barns but cannot afford to do so weeks
before time. There were several mar
row escapes from serious runaway ac-
cidents yesterday and last evening
through the explosion of fireworks in
the street near horses whose drivers
were in an unexpectant mood.
The youngsters of the city should
take notice and foreswear premature
celebrating.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
SALE is VOID
Judge CT. Amidon Sets Aside
Z. Transfer Made by Minot
Machine Fir1n

Local machine men will be interest
ed in knowing that Judge Amidon at
Fargo today set aside the transfer
made by Lorge G. Knorr of Minot, I'M
'plements dealers, made to the Western
Implement company sometime ago. 1t
Will be recalled that the transfer was
made; according to the claims of the
firm, while Lorge was in an intoxicated
condition. In all probability a re-
ceiver will be appointed and the credi-
tors protected. Lorge & Knorr not
long ago made petition in bankruptcy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
PENNY Z n !! ARCADE! R i,
Fred g. Youne 81. Fargo to
Il Establish a Rijou il g! Grand
! . Forks. E

u The#Grand Forks youagster-and
older persons also-with nancy left.
over after the Fourth of July celebra-
tionS offered other means for
getting rid of the surplus lucre.
!. Fred 8. Young of Fargo, who has
been spending couple of days in the
scity sa1nonncsa today tAatsha had Sc
CURED. aslotatien and Would ansthssnear
future open in this city a bfjoI and
penny arcade. Businesses of this kind
flourish gre4tly in the larger cities,
tho Entertainment and particularly
the svaristN Furnished .S being very
Mr.. Young, with his parents. was
for many years a resident Of Grand
Forks. -. 90
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
An Uplift.

Yes Honor" protested the seedy
prisoner, dis is jist, case o perlice
persecution. Dey'se tryin' ter keep me
down, yer Honor. You amt goin' ter
let 'em keep me down, are yer?"
p Certainly not" replied the Magis-
trate. I'm going to send you up for
ninety days. philadelphia Ledger.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
CROWD GOING
Number Of Grand Forks Peo-
pie to Attend Lakeside
Hotel Opening.
Hotel Opening.

Quite a number of; Grand Forks
people will accept the invitations that
have been sent out for the formal
meeting of the new Lakeside Hotel at
Maple Lake which occurs tonight.
Something like five hundred invita-
tons were mailed to local people. The
Grand Forks mandolin club, F.
O'Rorke director, will furnish music
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
had been killed. Several people re-
ceiyed slight injuries. but nothing

The storm came from north of Bis
bee, passed through this place and to
the west of Cando.
Later reports from Bisbee this af-
ternoon state that there were two
cyclones passing on either side Of the
town and some distance from it. Up
to date it IL reported that seven farm
!. houses were destroyed and a number.
Of horses and cattle killed outright or
SO MANNED that they were afterward
put out 81 their misery. The storms
Were narrow in their scope and of
brief duration. The property loss
cannot nov BEL estimated, but will be
the streets that sthe vicinity sof St.
Cloud, MINI, has s5been visited Ssby
cyclone, but this Is deemed erroneous,
as the Associated Press has nothing
sOnSthe same today
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

wanted-Agents to take orders.
Good proposition and good commits
sion. Men understanding threshing
machinery preferred. Write for par
ticulars. Address, ]. E. Sims, General
Manager. Grand Forks.
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II | STRUCK BY
CYCLONE ! ! |. |
THURSDAY 1 |

llstsS1 ~ lzas. 80
y oasI dinS; ~ u q. sscot 4 Il
This plac At is last evening 4ntGiiss
INT large property and stock loss.
but killtHG IA one. People we're
" frightened and those thst had cal
lars lost no time ~ Seekins them. A,
number az farm and Village bun MO-
I'm the path .0f the blow tere lily
damaged and from. MY to u hi nd
head OF stock were Killed, but up I'M
9slsSS Adnr today itswassnht possible
w - nm tsb lspost t pns person
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
IS DANGEROUS
Officials Place Ban Upon Use of
Fire Crackers Before the
Fourth.

Mayor Duis has placed a ban upon
the explosion of fire crackers and
other Fourth of July instruments of
noise, prior to independence day, and
Chief of Police Lowe has given the
officers of his department orders to-
arrest all violators of the rule. 4
The principal objection to the use
OF crackers on any other occasion
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29
FRESH COON Z,
Gets Ninty Days In Jail fofssRepfe.
!. hensfble Conduct. fa s: :ss


ss cfookstons Times ID: Mosco Hsatmsn.
who has been Esmp loyed aas Sa porter
ON The Great Northern OUT ofthis city
for ssonne time past. / Of whom refer
ence was made in yesterdays issue,
was arraigned in the justice court Of
g. G: Wilde. He-wasa found guilty. of
= having conducted himself in an Of
! fensive and imprope manner to
4 women about the city and was given.
4 30 days In the county Jail to make
/ amends for his wrongdoings.
There seems to sbe more than one
chapter ito the story which caused
!, Yeatman to get into trouble, the mat
ter having been up In the police court
here ll before; II seems !. 81 stnatsa SRI was
rounded ID BY the police some time
ago and was found guilty OF SiMproperi
conduct. She admitted her guilt, and
when ordered out of the city she
pleaded with the court that she might
find Employment here and was ready
ITO reform After Consideration she
Mas allowed toHstay and was referred
to the local Salvation Army, who took
. her IN, cared for sher, furnishing her
board and clothing For the past
couple of weeks she has been follow
q ED. whenever, she left the hall or
house where she 5was staying by Yeat-
man who continued, the habit TIL, she
became afraid to appear alone on the
sltreets. pnS Huesday evening he be-
Y came ESQ A0ffkNsiveS att the E SalyatigA
!. Army hall that the police were called
with the result that the 7gfrf sappeared,
against HIM with several others He
. got the limit from q court and was
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

Cut flowers. at Undertaken
vans, East Grand Forks. MINI.
phone TT.
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planned.
Manager Al Logan is making every
effort to bring about successful OPEN
ing and, undoubtedly in this he will
be eminently successful. Those who
go from here can leave on the evening
train and return in the morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

No better bathing OF boating
state than at Chautauqua. TAX
best girl there and have a nice
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gDenllIo crftic goayentisns..

memberssofrthe,demooratic state CEN
etfal- committee Chairman +. "A. Day
/ SELECTED Saturday, August 2BI as the
datx for holding TIL demqeratic couh-
u! lRonyentl6a 81 lor Polk county. The
caucnses will be held On Wednesday
evening. August %. to select delegates
Ito county conventions Il 81 y f5
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N Maple Lake.

/. Miss Minnie Lake and James Lake,
wh0Sf6 tia guastssot sIativss In this
.citys left for Maple Lake last evening
where they will spend 9 week. They
will; return to their home II Cham
payne. Iilss the middle Of July
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

low In the evening. There VIII be a.
number of good speakers, among
whom is Col.s Dan Ryan of this city,
ft8 ~ a 3t Id sSssssss
Putting Up Awning.
The Arneson Mercantile company Is /!
: puttinghlp agigands awning in front
Of the store kodaSFi IT being THE largest
in the he's. city !. 81 Il
Visit From Parents.
Agent Diven of the Great Northern
is enjoying VISIT from his father and,
mother, who reside in Omaha
u viii ST. e CounciI. let'
= Alderman James, afyis informs the
Evening Times that he will sit In the
council at it's meeting next Tuesday
evening. 6s.
Oslo Celebration. : 4
There will be magnificent cele
bration1 ats OSLO on July Fourth, the
attractions being decidedly interesting
and a credit to towns many times the
sizesof that ,enterpriising berg. ss44
fis 'CrandaA Sentenced.
George Crandall was arraigned yes
terday before Judge William Watts in
the chambers of the district to re-
.ceiye his sentence for the ctimeeof.
GRAND larceny in the second degFess
Ito which he plead guilty some time
ago. He admitted having stolen a
robe from Thomas Mccoy of this city.
fHe will be taken below to start his
sentence in the near future S
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

low in the evening. There WIFI be a.
number Of good speakers, among
whom is Cola Dan Ryan OF this city,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-29

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