The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-01
STATE GRAB BAG
The Star wants street lights for Roll

The Star wants street lights for Roll
la.
Wheat harvest is complete in Rich
land county.
Ramsey county horses are said to
have the glanders.
Langdon is boasting of the good Or
der prevailing in the city.
Potato rot prevails through the
southern counties of the state.
The corner stone of the new Meth
odist church at Petersburg was laid
last Sunday.
Williston has doctor named
DOchterman. There's something In a
name for him.
Harold JOybensin was found wander
ing on the prairie near Dickinson.
He was insane.
Down in Griggs county it is claimed
a deputy game warden has been hunt
ing out of season.
Three new banks will be started
along the Farmers road-at Almstei,
MELVILLE and Crocus.
The Hunter Herald says an apple
weighing nine ounces was gathered
this year at that place.
The editors of Trail county have
organized county editorial associa-
ton for mutual benefit.
A runaway team at Mimic made a
run on one of the local banks but the
money was not disturbed.
Devils Lake has let the contract
for the construction of 5000 feet of
sewer, at cost of $4,000.
Adams had a series of runaways
last week, but they were principally
of the rag chewing variety.
Out of party of twenty-four land
seekers who recently visited Mohall,
eighteen purchased farms.
Devils Lake citizens offer to loan
100000 to anyone who will build a
first class hotel at that point.
1t is reported that Louis Ross, near
LangdOn, has wheat which will yield
more than thirty bushels per acre.
The Adams Budget has a new tele-
phone and wants some One-preferably
a beautiful young lady-to call the
editor.
The Michigan Arena and the Adams
Budget are discussing poetic license.
Better talk about grammar-something
plebian.
The plan of carrying the mail daily
between Rolla and Dunseith has been
abandoned as there were no bidders
for the contract.
The state papers are giving con-
siderable space just now to the con-
dition of the insurance companies do
ing business in the state.
An undertaken in the western part
of the state states in his advertise
ment that those who try his collins
will try no other.
The first cement side walk at Mimic
is being constructed by Win s. Mitchell
the publisher of the Journal. Thus
1t is that the newspaper man is always
the leader.
A McHenry boy got combination
on quantity of powder and a lighted
match and when it was over his moth
er could not recognize him.
Miss Helen Sullivan of Langdon will
enter Trinity college at Washington
this fall. She and Miss Daeley of
Devils Lake are the only pupils in
the college from this state.
A number of Langdon capitalists
have become financially interested in
the shock loading machine invented
by l. B. Parsons of Bathgate and will
put the machine on the market,
A Duluth printer who struck the
North Dakota harvest fields, found the
work too strenuous and hitched on
to job with the Rolla Star.
The Langdon Democrat says one of
the most peculiar phenomena ever
seen in LangdOn was apparent last
Wednesday afternoon when the butter
flies were SO thick that they completely
covered the trees surrounding the
court house grounds. The scene pre-
sented was so peculiar that many per-
sons gathered along the sidewalk to
view it. The trees were so completely
covered that they appear to be
brown. as from the frosts during the