The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-14
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Pembina county wants a number Of
school teachers.
A large number of the hoboes who
are rushing into the wheat fields Of
this state are looking for somebody
to do instead Of anything to do.
The Grano Tribune claims that dogs
taken up must be advertised as any
other estray.
William Benson of Bowbells attempt
ed to collect small bill from q bad
creditor with hold-up methods and
landed in jail.
Miss Ida Dalton, assistant matron
Of the Fort Totten Indian school, has
!, been promoted and transferred to
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Oberon wants bakery and thinks
trade.
The Oberon Reporter claims that
there Ia an enormous amount Of illegal
shooting being done in that section;
and deputy game warden has been
secured to keep the hogs of the pre-
serves.
The editor of the New Rockford
Transcript tells horrible story of
young lady who thoughtlessly jerked
her head back suddenly to avoid be-
ing kissed and broke her neck. He
suggests that he would not like to
commit murder in that way.
The Transcript wants night watch
man appointed for New Rockford dur
ing the harvest season.
Williston masons are considering
the matter of building lodge room
and opera house combined.
The Williston World states that a
page of the paper was pied and not
word said, but what could have been
uttered in Sunday school. Probably
not in the same order though.
A petition is being circulated for
the organization of Hettinger county,
and the matter will be voted on at
the fall election. Mott will be the
county seat for the present
Somebody gave the editor of the
Cakes Times a "bum steer" and had
him announce wedding when there
was no prospect of one and the Of
Tended young man got mad and so did
the editor.
A hen made her nest in the buggy
belonging to young man of Steele
and while he was taking his best girl
to picnic in the rig brood of chick
ems were Matched.
Leeds business men are considering
the matter of purchasing tract of
land to be donated to the Great North
ern as an inducement to secure divi-
sion at that point.
Judging by the roasts the Stowe
Uncle Toms Cabin company is receiv-
ing throughout the state, there is not
much in name.
A. A. Mcclure of Maddox, met with
a painful accident as he was attempt
ing to open pop bottle. the bottle ex-
ploding and striking him in the eye.
A Minot man went to Minnesota to
join his wife at the lakes. He had to
telegraph back to the kids for her adj
dress.
Judge Amidon sentenced Joseph La
Franchise to pay fine of 500 and
serve sentence of sixty days in the
county jail at Cando for selling liquor
to Indians.
A township of land in Hettinger
county containing 10000 acres
changed hands twice in one week
recently, the second time at sub
stantial increase Of price of the first.
Joseph Chisholm, Lisbon veterinar-
ian, is suffering from badly poisoned
hand, the result of doctoring horses
in Cass county.
One of the reasons that Bismarck
man was adjudged insane the other
day was that he persisted in quoting
from the scriptures.
H. Halverson, a student from Lu-
Their college, DEBORAH, Iowa, has
opened school for religious instruc-
ton at White Earth.
While excavating for a new build
ing at Minot workmen found what is
believed to be some sort of pot used
by the early inhabitants, for grind
ing grain and the like. The vessel
was perfectly formed and was a huge
affair.
Auto men claim the outside roads
in Stark county are in the worst con-
dition they have ever been in since
the early days and the reason is sim
ply because the great influx of new
settlers are gradually fencing in their
land and that frequently takes in the
old trail and the new one is not yet
worn down smooth.
Joe Richter, living near Anamoose,
went to neighbours we'll to get some
water when he was pitched upon and
beaten so badly that it is feared he
will die.
A serious fracas took place at the
farm of VIM. Herricks. few miles
northwest of Langdon. The boys were
having ball game and light refresh
ments andHn some way quarrel was
started which ended up with a call
for q doctor and also for the sheriff.
Mrs. Dahle of Minot, turned the
hose on party of young people who
assembled on the lawn surrounding
her residence. The party consisted of
three travelling men and two young
women, who claim that Mr.. and Mrs.
Valley. who had the property rented,
gave them permission to occupy the
lawn that afternoon Mrs. Dahle or.