The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-24

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been tabooed in Linton.
The City Dads of Medina recently
passed an ordinance taxing dogs.
Bottineau newspapers are agitating
the question Of bank for that place.
The farmers elevator at Sanborn
will be ready to receive grain by Sept.
LIST,
Farmers out of Medina are kicking
on the poor roads leading into that
place.
Stanley is to have large, modern
feed mill. 1t will have capacity of
Is sacks per hour.
Edgerley is having building boom,
many new residences having been put
up this summer.
A crew of Northwestern Telephone
company linemen is putting in new.
exchange at Pembina.
The teachers elected to teach in the
Auburn school next year are: Misses
Cora Lykken and Gertrude Nelson.
The citizens of Kelliher, Minnesota
are stirred up over the prospects of an
iron ore deposit being located there.
Burglars entered the bank at Fes-
sender and run against the alarm.
They hiked out and were not caught.
Dan o'sullivan, of Crystal, had the
fingers of his right hand badly mangled
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week.
A Sanborn citizen took shot at
midnight maurader skulking about his
hen roost but missed. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that his aim was poor.
Some child threw a pebble through
plate glass window of the Neche
Bank Sunday afternoon. The window
cost $50.
The Grafton ball team claim the
championship of North Dakota anna
teurs. Out of 80 games they have lost
only four.
The town council of Linton is strug-
Cling with the problem how to best
prevent brawls and disturbances on
the streets.
A prairie fire cleaned off Quarter
of land one-half mile southwest of
Rugby, and also consumed a large
stack of hay.
Word comes to the effect that the
Wishek creamery burned to the ground
Sunday, the cause of the fire not being
given. Loss $4,000.
The Norwich Telephone company
has obtained permission from the
authorities of Granville to enter and
lay wires to that city.
The following officers were elected
for the Ryder bank. President, Aug.
Peterson; president, H. E. john
son; cashier, p. F. Ochu.
A Chicago man has purchased $500
acres of land forty miles from Win
nipeg on which he intends starting a
large horse ranch.
Ryder is without fire protection, and
the News of that place warns the peo-
pie of the danger of delay in procuring
a fire-fighting apparatus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawry of San
born had very pleasant surprise by
the return of their son Elijah, after an
absence of twenty years.
c. Glow, of Orleans, MINI. contem-
plates establishing bank at Backoo
in the near future, providing he has
the cooperation of local parties.
Douglas, the new town in Ward
county is progressing. Buildings are
going up and the people expect trains
to be running there in short time.
The Edgeley Roller Mills has COM
menced grinding on this seasons crop
of barley. That's certainly going
some and only the middle of August.
A Thompson dispatch states that
harvest hands hired to shock grain
desert the fields in midday and go to
town for rest until near supper time.
Poor, down-trodden" labor.
Rev. J. R. cresswell, one of the
pioneer Presbyterian ministers of
Pembina county, died last week at the
home of his son, DR.. Willis Creswell,
at Delhi, Mimi, from apoplexy.
P. Valgren, living about four miles
west of Adams, had his shoulder blade
broken. He was feeding team while
in the stall, and they crowded him to
the wall with the above result.
The son of J. o. Olson of Bowbeils.
who was injured by a mower tongue
falling on him, fracturing his skull,
and who was operated upon by DR..
Lenfest, is getting along nicely.
The reports from over LaMoure
county and other sections of the state
generally indicate that the durum
wheat crop is going to yield much
larger than either fife or bluestem.
Arnold Bihardorf, a farmer living
IL miles east of Kenmare was
relieved Of his money and valuables
by strangers. The farmer is said to
have been intoxicated at the time.
T. NJ. Murphy of Sanborn has in
vented device for preventing railroad
rails from spreading which promises
to be a good thing for the railroad