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


the ice man."
Canned meats are not as popular for
picnic parties as heretofore. When
people know what they are eating they
are often as particular as when they
don't knOW-and more so,
A bull moose walked into Duluth
Sunday for morning visit and was
not afraid Of even Zenith City copper
but made itself at home, looking about
the court house grounds and viewing
from the boulevard the beautiful pam
Drama spread before its view off Park
Point way. For moose and bear stories
Duluth takes the ribbon.
1t rained frogs down in Alton, ILL.,,
the other day. Frogs would have been
preferable to the cannon balls shot at
Grand Forks about a year ago when
they called it hail storm.
A Louisville magistrates interpreta-
ton of the Sunday closing laws led
to the closing of cigar stands, soda
fountains, fruit stands, and even of
butcher shops and groceries, which
have heretofore kept open Sunday
morning for the benefit of citizens hav-
ing no ice boxes.
Well, every one knows what Ken
lucky is noted for and the Moon shines
on Sunday there, too.
Possibly the congressional objection
to paying the expenses of the Keep
committee while it compares private
management with department man
agement is inspired by the fact that
congress does not want the govern
ment Offices run on the same system
as private businesses.
France proposese to levy an income
tax on visiting foreigners. An addi-
ton to the tax already levied by hotel
keepers and merchants might easily
Kill the goose that lays the golden
eggs.
jamestown is preparing to give the
republican state convention royalty
good time.
Some of the papers of the western
counties of the state are advocating
Frank B. Chapman as speaker Of the
next house.
Adams will have crawling bee in
the near future for the purpose of
hauling sand to fill up the main street
of that thriving town.
Mrs. e. R. Strome and daughter.
of Mimic, are spending their summer
vacation in Alaska; thereby Begin
ming the work of making a summer
resort out of that land Of KUad and
cold.
Edward McFadden of Rolla, So years
old, has the best garden In Roulette
county, and does all the work of plant
Ing and cultivating it himself.
The safe in Killer Bros. store at
Richardton. was blown open and 5000
In cash secured.
Work on the construction of the
sewer and water works system for
Dickinson has commenced.
According to the Dickinson Post.
2. H. DAILY of that city has on exhibit
ton at his office the tooth of some
species of prehistoric monster which
the section men partially uncovered
at point west of the CITY, The tooth
is about eight inches in length. and
probably two inches and a half in
thickness.
A couple of smooth grafters who
tried to work an old settlers meeting
near Lee, thought house had fallen
on them, when they refused to make
themselves scarce after being told 10
do so.
A two-legged. colt was born on the
farm OF John Lane, near Hatton. The
animal was unable to get up and was
killed by Mr.. Lane.
Hatton is to have its streets graded
and covered with sand.
The Co0perstown Courier is kicking
because of the lateness of the trains
under the new schedule. Better move
the schedule up to At the trains.
The Hunter Herald says a large
quantity of fish supposed to be wall
eyed pike. measuring from one to three
inches fell during the heavy rain of