The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-14


at once. When the work is completed
the Waterloo Machine CO. will move
in and take possession. The building
has been used the past two summers
as an a automobile garage.
The Meeting Today.
4 meeting of the Church Union Aid
society will be held this afternoon in
the y. NJ. c. A. rooms. Work for the
coming year will be planned and def
mite arrangements for headquarters
for the society will be made. The
society proposes to carry on the same
work this year that 1t did last.
Ottum Taken Sick.
j. n. Ottum, a Grand Forks CONNER
cial traveller, was taken seriously i'll
with lumbagO at the Hotel O'Brien
last Sunday evening. He was rem
dered physically helpless by the mall
ady. His wife was summoned Monday
morning and he was taken on the
evening train to Grafton, where his
parents reside.-Neche Cronotype
Bankruptcy Petitions.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
flied in the United States court clerks
office Monday. One OF them was filed
by, A. H. Moon Of Ward county. His
assets are placed at 1915 and his liza
bilities at $5,109. The petition was
referred to ]. H. Lewis. referee in
bankruptcy. The other petition filed
was by William Kruger Of Stutsman
county. His assets are placed at $235
and the liabilities at $1,522. This pc
tttion was referred to Guy c. Wallace.
Lower Assessments.
AS result OF the favorable pro-
gress of the strike of the printers for
an eight hour day, reduction of five
per cent has been made in the assess
ment of the local printers. This ac-
ton was taken Saturday The local
printers claim that the strike, which
commenced last January, is all but
settled and claim that the adjustment
OF the troubles between the union
printers and the master printers is
only matter Of few weeks.
Dakotans and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford and fam.
lily OF l4arimore. y. D., are headed for
Santa Monica for the expressed pur-
pose of making this seton their
home. MIR. and Mrs. Ford came here
a year ago for the benefit of Mr..
Ford's health and have since bought
the Bundy place at the corner of Fiji
teenh and Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Corncroft of Graf
ton. n. D., have arrived in San Pedro
and, taken rooms for the winter. VI.
Collections Excellent.
Sam Felsing. of the Maplebay Wind
stacker Co, returned this morning
from a week spent in North Dakota,
where he was making collections and
looking after other business for that
firm. He states that collections are
very good in North Dakota this fall
and that the company is experiencing
no difficulty in getting their money.
They had a good year there and are
looking forward to even more bus
mess next year.-Crookston Times.
Great Northern Sidetrack.
The new "leg" for the sidetrack of
the Great Northern road from the
main track to tn cold junction with
the Northern Pacific tracks north of
the city is being installed. 1t will
branch of from the main yards at a
point short distance west of the
present ~" and will join on at the old
discontinued Winnipeg line at the
University avenue crossing. The two
present tracks being utilized for the
~" will be torn up and the grade
leveled.
Changed Name.
The local lodge Rathbone Sisters
received official notice this week that
at the grand lodge meeting at New Or
leans last month the name of their
order had been changed to that Of the
"Pythian Sisters" There had pre-
viously been two auxiliary orders of
the Knights of Pythias,-the Pythian
Women and the Rathbone Sisters.
These two orders were merged at the
New Orleans meeting, their names
being combined at the same time to
form the new title. "Pythian Sisters"
Invitation to Farmers.
An invitation has been extended to
the farmers in North Dakota to ex-
hibit samples of farm products at the
jamestown exposition next year by II.
]. Fussing, superintendent of the ex-
position. who wants exhibits from this
state. Every state in the union where
Aoi u'Ah6 ID OuS vi utS principal lnQuS-
tries will send exhibits and it is ex-
pected that North Dakota will have
its full quota of exhibits besides those
to be shown in the North Dakota
building, If the legislature in January
should provide an appropriation for
such building at the exposition.
Senator Plains Gallery.
When Senator Plain of Milton
switched from the democratic to the
republican party, it was said that he
was playing to the galleries. If he
did do so. then he is certainly doing
go now, for he has been in the city
for several days consulting with
Architect Edwards in reference to the
plans for the magnificent gallery
which he is having placed in the fine
opera house he Is constructing in MIL
ton. Both the gallery and the house
are of the most -up-to-date character,
and the theater going people of Mil
ton will be glad to know that Senator
Plain can play to the galleries in fact
as we'll as In fiction.
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