The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-04


smallpox.
The Neville Journal has commenced
the changing hands process.
VIM. McFadden of Neche, aged 90
years, died on Thursday of last week.
One of the Washburn bank robbery
suspects has been caught in Eddy
county.
A car load of lumber was four
weeks in reaching Deering from Grand
Forks.
Washburn young people are enjoy
ing moonlight launching parties on
the river.
The most important news from Den
bigh is that it has had no sensation
for two days.
The state democracy might get Will
liam Randolph Hearst to make few
speeches in its behalf
Neville had Its first fire scare and
the population turned out in bed room
gowns to fight the demon.
Railroad traffic at LaMoure fire.
quently blocks the streets and the
Chronicle is kicking-as usual.
Fessenden was threatened with a
reform wave but escaped, the wave
having probably struck Aneta.
An examination of the want columns
of the press will show that more peo-
pie want girls than anything else.
A specimen Russian thistle three
feet In diameter has been placed on
exhibition at the Munich Herald Of
flee.
Valley City has a band. Editor
Packard has done considerable blow
ing down there during the last few
months.
A wild cat was killed on the NAL
tese Cross ranch last week by Willis
Pelissier and Chas Cornell. Not hav-
ing any guns with them dispatched it
with clubs.
John Anderson. democratic candi-
date for the legislature from Grand
Forks county, is electioneering at
Washburn.
The business men of Neville met
in the rear of one of the banks and
decided on a night Waterman, says
the Journal.
Tobias Erman of Fessenden at
tempted to dispute the right of way
with locomotive and barely escaped
with his life.
Editor Wilson of the Bathgate Pink
Paper is seeing things about the cleo
tion Wilson ought to change the
color-of his paper.
The Bowbells Tribune says the
warning to look out for frost was
addressed to the democrats and not
to the people of the state in general.
A Berlin doctor claims the bite of
girl is more poisonous than that
of snake. The New Rockford Trans
criDt editor does not agree and is
willing to be experimental on.
Because he refused to deed his pro-
perty into his wife's name. John
Bolan of Glendale who has enjoyed
married life only one short week, was
so seriously mauled by his wife that
he is in a precarious condition.
The old Renville postofice has been
discontinued. Since Cooler of Devils
Lake has become the Horace Greeley
of the Ramsey county journalistic
matter which Is important If true, he
has not reconstructed old Renville
county as often as he did before.
While Guy Thompson of New Rock
ford was working around wood saw
his foot became entangled in the drive
belt and he was carried to the pulley.
He was able to keep his leg from 60
ing around the pulley. The engine was
stopped but not until the friction of
the foot against the belt had almost
burned the belt into shreds.
The United States license inspector
located man at Munich who was
selling wet goods without a license.
He was given to understand that
license was necessary whether
in prohibition state or not,
and was given just SO long time to
square himself or take the conse-
quences. He squared.
The Bowdon Guardian states that
in company with the Grand Forks
Herald. the Leeds News, the Lidger-
wood Broadaxe, the La Moure Chroni-
Gle, the Fargo Fran and the Grand
Forks Normanden (both Scandinavian
the Dakota Staats-Zeitung Germany
and the Fargo Searchlight it has re-
fused to support the republican state
ticket in this campaign.
At Munich a farmer laid some par
cells in the Wanting room Of the depot
and forgot where he had left them. He
hunted up the village marshal to have
the thief who he thought had stolen
the articles arrested. While the two
were searching for the man they met
the agent who wanted to have the man
arrested who had left them in his
depot.
NEW SYSTEM OF SIGNALING.
Consul Frank w. Mahin reports
from Nottingham that the Great West
ern railway has successfully expert
mented with and just installed on
branch line method of audibly sig
mailing as a substitute for the familiar
semaphore system which it is believed
will be entirely displaced in course
of time.