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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-24
DELINQUENT NOTICE

\ ~ pahskin Dltch %, corporation. princi-
pa place Of business BlackfoCt. Idaho
NOTICE: There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment levied on the Is, h day OF pril. 1905. and
assessments subsequent thereto, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectivs stock holders, as follows: .
NAME GER NO. SHARES AMT
F. W. Talbot. ~. 22l 1 "a q
f. W. Talbot ...... 22s =
ana Ia accordance with law. SO many shares
81 each parcel OF such stock is may b neces-
\ airy, will be sold. at the secretary's home. on
onday. the 18th day Of September. 1909. AZ the
hour q Ro'clock, noon, Of such day. to pay
deilnquent assessments thereon, together with
me COST q advertising and expe II ,es 81 sale.
n. +. n HALyERsoS, Ssecy.
Riverside, September 6 1915,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-24

We are not discussing, nor is it
our province to discuss whether or
not the men are guilty, and this
was something with which the
governor had nothing to do. His
duty was one clearly pointed out
BY the law, and all men must honor
him for having faithfully discharg-
ed his duty under such circum-
stances. Teton Peak
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-24
Settlers, Rates


National Baptist Convention
San Francisco and return. via $. p. 1896 rs
San Francisco. one way. via Portland. e. Alb rs
los Angeles and return, via s. p. A. 40
Los Angeles, one way. via Portland. Mn. SO 25
Dates of sale Sept. to II. return limit Oct.
o, ss5 4s l4&s E# 15I5
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-24

For Train No. 1s Aug. %, leaving Rlackfoot
$3.50 q. m Rate from Blackfoot. s4510 In
cludes hotel accommodations through the
Park for seven-days' trip.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-24

National Irrigation Congress. Boise. Idaho
Tickets will be sold Aug. 81. Sept | and 2,
with return limit sept H. Round trip from
BlaclSfoot $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
=. u. SfaticnalbunS.

Der @iscOniin Staatsperbano oes
Dsutid'a 9lationalbunoes
wuroe am Diepitas in Wiitwaufee se.
9riinoet. Die Ysriammluns leete Iih
aus mebr ais $50 Sertretern oortiaer
uno ausmartiser Ssreine suiammen.
IS puroen aniprudsn sebalteu pom
RrOi. geo Stern, Or. u. Il. 8aer uno
anoerel. uno Oaun wurOsn Die folsen.
ben Seamten erwdbtt: Slices rdIioeu.
ten. 8. s. S6rant. Gmit @aabar,
ausuit .. SinosmaHu, Broi. u. 8.
9OblfelO pom WtuoiiOH, Wiaj. @riebit.
8i6ter SObu 6. Subpis uuO gOuis
Stumbling Sdasmeiiter, Z. aaron,
ROb. SsbistOs, Rbiuip lucas ; GORE.
lpOnoirenOer Setrstar, Gmil Court ;
6inuuI : Setrstdr, 9suae 8essl,
Rs6tsaHwalt, 9fObsrt Golo. aus Den
iieben 8ice.F rdiiOeuten wirO in elmer
ipdteren Sisuus Der PrdiiOsnt sripdhlt
merben. als Sorort auf Elm Sabr
purbe Wtilwautee aussrisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Sas 3bal abipdrts.

Snbi, r. - Seit 5reitus herribte uns
ter ben Ser9lsutsu Der 3aglor 3ede
mebr ooer peniser sufre9uu9, ueran'
la6t Sur9 ben Seriht pom msbreren
arbeitsrn, baB tie einen 9eiit in Der
@rube seieben bdttsn. Sb oies Der
Sall ODER nitt. Tam mani niht ia9en,
beun na6oem Der an9eblide 9eiit etwa
uier Gage lang rumort. lit er ipurlos
northumberland Wiidael Sdlappi
If. unS SRI. 6rauces GannIer. imei
iuuse populars yeute oieiss St6otdsns.
wsrOsn oisieu DOuneritas abenO in Der
beutihen euans. Stride Ourh Baitor
ism. Suer 9struut. Dad Der Gsremo'
ME finOst in gidseli's Dale elm Gm.
pfans unO 9o6Ssitsmubl itatt.-Dsr
ShweiSer WtdunsrhOr miro am abeno
oes Daniiusunssta9es in 9t6ssli's
Dale elm Bantett abbalten.-'S 1T
mun6mul i9On smpfinOIih faIt, orum
Jorge man, Oh jung Oh alt, fir wdrmere
9lsiOuussitide. 5liibmunn & @sibeI
baben iie.
= Die Sdeune Der YbOnir 3ede gu
Durpea wurbe 9eitern WtOr9en nsbit
Snbalt Our6 5susr 3eritOrt unO Oer@e.
lammtuerlult wiro ouf $4,000 eeiddst.
- Der IA Sabre ulte SOiepb Sens
ninss pom WtOOiic, elm gsbrlins in Der
Wtaidinsries tbtbsiluus Der Goubia
GiisnsisBsrei, wurbe 5reits 0iudmittus
mdbrsno Der arbsit Don einem lHmersn
@smidt %sstrOfen unO srbiett innerlids
Berlesunsen, bic ais lebenssefdbrlid)
betra6tst wsrben. Wiau bru6ts ibn
in fritiidem 3uitano nod Dem Staat
0oipitul. Wie erpartet, erwielen lif
oes auabsn Ysrlesuneen oils fatal unb
sr erlas bsnitlbsn fritz SOnntas Wiur'
gen.
Deitsllt bas ~@Ohenblutt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
WorS Serantcn.

= Sobn Sane BON Rutuam Straee
erlitt Seltern in Der Bon Stor6 3ede
Our6 einen Sobleniull pielfu9e 8erless
unseu, Die gu ben idlimmiten gefiir6'
tun9eu aulas 9eben.
= Omen @rosun BON @apOuie Slue.
murOe seitern abeno our4 cine uers
ipdtct lOssesuneens SprensunS in Der
Sripp 3ede setOStet unb ieiu SanOluu'
ger 9oparb SmeuS BON SaiuDette Ctr.
idWer3buit usrlsst.
= Der alarm BON Saitsn 119 am
OOuneritas Sormittas wurOe Ourd
eiuen Brano in einem 3immer Der
Scranton 8eobins @Ompanie uerur.
iudt. Der aber 9elOidt peroeu tonute.
ebe bic 6euerwebr e%iutraf. Der S9a'
ben 1T 9erins.
- 9oiepb SuSidi BON Sisiem Stubt'
tbeile lieB am WtOntuS sesen ben sriet'
ii6en Rfarrer InOrew @armtnsft bon
Connecticut cine @nti6aoisunsstlass
fir 5000 eintrasen, neil oieier
linn anSeblt6 Die 3uneiSuuS ieinsr
Satin entpenoet bat.
- Sliuer Sones BON Belmont Fer.
race, Elm Greibertnabs in Der Storr's
3ehe, ersriff am Oonneritas i'm Otutb.
willeu Den S6wuni eines Giels uuO oas
2bier uerieete ibm oanH eiueu 6u6tritt,
woourh inn Die 0tale 9ebrOheu uho
oas @eiif)t hos Serihunocn unp jcr'
fleilht wuroe.
= Gun i9mstieuttr &etsbah Wtanile
ucruriahtc iriib MtOutu9 WtOrssu in
ocn Naoen Der Sepitone 5tore CONS
panic all Der @fe pom lioro Wtain Auss
me uuo Sreen RiOge Slrabe sinen
BranO. Der 5000 wertb Shaoen all
Den Waaren auridtete. Sin Alarm BON
Salfert % 0radte Ole Ueuerne9r sur
Stelle.
= Del % Sabre ulte 9arrg 9Off.
Der nit isinem 75 Sabre alien Sntel
9. 6. Miller an Eart Blace uObuts
uuO Die 9swobubeit bate. OIeien tbdt'
lid au;usrsifsu, fuuroe WtOntas in @r'
m%unseluus pom $500 SiirsiduIt benz
@efdnsuiB iiberwieisu, nahOem er ON
SOnutas ieinem Sntel einen Sdlus
ins ausc oeriest bate.
= 9Sm. i. 0eulrp pom Gbarlss
StraBe, ein Collector Der RruOentiul
gerfiherun9S Gompanie, wurOe Sien'
itug SOrmittu9 nabs Dem DIAMOND
BREEDER BON einem yadawunna 3u9e
setroffen uno aui Der Stelle setOOtet.
Ssin liutes Sein wurOe 3erfleiibt unO
ibm Der SOpi oerart einseoriidt, loOaB
bas Gebirn eutblOit wurpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
s. =. SSSiaian,s s SrO. So.

IS mu6t uns Ssrsniisen, uniern
fpertbeu SreunOen uub SunOeu an;eissn
gu tonnen, bab mir allsema9 wieoer i'm
Stanbe iinb, allen gnfOrberunseu &c.
redt Su wetOen uuO SeOermann in Der
s%swObnten @eiie beoisnen gu tOnnen.
uuiere Spielwaarsu' 9iieberlase unO
@nsrOs Ganop'S anOluns b%efinOet ii6
gtO. 226'.22s @pOmins ausnus, nebsn
Der ct. 9ufe's STRIDE.
Das Detail @OnfsttSsi9dft lit an Der
8aibinston auenue, ~seseuiber Dem
aIten 8lase, uuo uebeHan lit Oas ullss'
msius @eidaftsbureuu fir Die S4rsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Die Seutfhc Sausfrdu unc Wfo
Sernes 9purndf @eibna6tss
dusaabc.

Die Seutfhc Sduefrdu uno Mfps
Sernes 9purndf SSeibna6tss
duSgabc.
Die @eibna9ts aus9abe Der Wtcs
nutsi1rift Die Oeuti6e Sausirau
unO MOoernes Souruul" liest bereits
Dor uno uerbreitet nit ibrer itattlihen
a%usitattun9 e6te oeutide @eibna6tss
Thinning. Dsutihe Sunit uno oeut'
i6ss @ort, oeutide Diatuns unO beut'
ider Slang iino bier barmOniid uereis
nist unO bilOen cine 6eitihrift, bic ie'
Dem Osuti6en in slmerita SreuOe bersi.
ten nib. Das Titelblatt ,isrt Die sss
lunsene Rsproouftion elmer tiiuitlers
iidsn 8uOierun9 BON Subwis Rihter.
in melber Sannenbaum uuo gSeib.
nudts. Gnsel in itimmunssuoler aae.
gorie uermenbet nerorn. Die hummer
sntbalt neutrality-suspicious., Wtdrs
den, @eOihte uno 4lauoereien fir
Sung uno alt. oa;u cine Wieu9e bibs
l6sr S1uitratiOneu, bic ben Sinn auf
Oas beuoritebenOe Gbriitfeit lenten.
Oailelbe 9eihiebt in bsionoersm
MiaBe Ourd Die 98eibuudts.G OmpOii.
ton. in Der bstuunts Gbriitwsiisn ;u
elmer itimmun9suollen Competition (fir
Slapisr uno Sin9itimme arrausirt)
uereiui9t iiuO. Din prattii6su Dor.
itldsen fir Die 5eitta9s, ais Ou fuO
9eeignete @eihente, Sanoarbeiten,
Selbitauisrtisuns o Shmud fir Den
0eibna6tsbaum, @ebdd fir ben g8eib.
na6tstii6 uiw. uiw. icbIt eS uatirli9
aud ni6t in Sieiem ben 6eisrtassn gan,
uub gar sewiOmetsn 9eite. g8er ii6
BON benz Streben Der 9srausseber. cine
ben Osuti6sn Sruueu amsritu's wirtli6
wertbuOlle 3eiti4riit beruus3usebeu.
iiber,sussn mill, Der luiis ii9 cine RrObes
hummer oss Seftes tOmmsn. pie
Serausssber ienoen cine iOl6e bereit'
wiaisit. NOrsiie: Osuti9e Sausfruu
uuO MOOsrnes SOurnut, Wtilpuutee,
g8is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Tunmcre.

= Samss Slogan pom @rOus Strass,
Elm Bergman in Der Piue 8rOof 3sbs,
wuroe Samitas giu9mittus bOs usrlsst,
ais elm 5unten ieiuer Sampe elm Quans
tum Dpnamit %erplOoirte. SIN Staat
9oipital wurSe sefunoen, OaB sr an eli.
mem oOppeIteu S8aSetbrud. Sauitts an
ben armen unb bOieu S9rammsu am
llnterlsib lit, fOOaB fem 5uituuO ss'
[dbrlih 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
StaOt unO Gountb.

- Or. 9pu4 bat uls isbpaiter 9lr,t
oes 9iIiiOe Seims rsiigrirt urO miro
lia nil /. Sanuur bier cine Prnris
9riinoeu.
= Gine Seriammluus bsS Select
Council tOuute DOnuerftas 9ia6t ps9eu
Wtuusel zines SuOrums nidt ltatt.
finoen.
= Der 6ruuen.Serein Der eu. lutb.
3ions 9emetuOs bdlt beuts 9la6mitta9
unS abenb in Der StsOertran, Dale lein
tabrliass Dinner uuO sOuper ab.
= Die FOli;ei 1T ausswisien worbsn,
oa3u gu ieben, buB in 3utunft fein
@irtb curd @liidsipiels @efGisel per.
dnBert, oa es 9e9sn Oas @eies lit urlb
ein9eitellt perOen muB.
- Oas erite GOu;ert bes Spmpbonie
Or6eiters fir Die SaiiOn finbet am 10.
OeSember i'm ypceum 5bsatcr itatt unS
OaS Pro9ram wirO Oieiesmal aus log.
popnldren 9tummcrn bsitsben.
: DaS Slut 1T Die Queae oes &C..
bens. @enn Die GueGle unrein, mas
1T baS Seben? Or, ausuit SOnis's
9ambur9er 3rOpien reinisen Die Quele
uHO Oas SIut lit in turjer 3sit flur
unb 9eiunb.
Da oas Roli 99eater auoeblid
auf bic sebn 6ub ~GeieruatiOn 9ebaut
wiro, 10 buben bic Seamten Der ct.
Sute's 9emeinbe an Samitas einen
%tempOrdren @iH~bultsbefebl sesen 9. 3.
Boil nnb Contractor Hicca erlanst, Der
mOr9en ~oerbauoelt wsrben iOa.
- @ilium s.. S'Wiaacp, Suupt.
idreiber i'm Department Der Ofientliden
@erte, bdnOiste OOnneritas feline 0te.
iisnatiOn elm uub i6ieo Dienita9 aus
Der Stellun9, ba er Iid abiOlut nift
nit Dem StruBentommiii6r u~ertraaen
tounte unO bic Sa6e julset Iatt befam.
= Der Shneefall, pslher iid Don.
uerituS SOrmittag einitctlte unb bis etrpa
Wiittsrnudt unbielt, bradts uns etpa 8
3Oll SAnee, Der ieOOd su nuB mar, nm
lau9e a%n;ubalten. Oa bic @itterur9
niht tiibl 9enuS mar. Gr bra9ts aber
Grubel fir Die S%traBsnbabn Com.
panic.
: 6reita9 9iadmitta9 muroe Der
Seriuh semadt. 9slene. Die 1Ojdbrise
5otter Oss SObu Ybilips pou Wpo.
ming auenue. fOrt3uIOden, bod cas-
DtGodsn uermsiserte es, ibrsm un9eb,
lihsn Gntiiibrer gu iOl8en, i%OnOern elite
III ibrer Wiuttsr, wCl6e baum Die ROli.
;ci uOu Der Suhe beuudrihti9te.
- Der aopotut Guau GbOmas BON
9iOro @aibiustOu ausnue wurOe lssts
ISOLDE in 9%rmunselung bon $500
SirsIdaft benz @efdnsniB iibsrianOt,
oa er feline aus Der Satin unO orei
Sinoern ~bsltebenbe 5umilie ni6t untsr.
bielt, iuSaB uidts i'm 9auie mar unb iie
buussru muBtsu. Srau Oussan, bic
aaeutiu Der SsreiuiStsn @%Obltbaten,
erbOb bic gntluse. Die 5rau unO Sim
Der wurosn Der 9simatb Der 5rsunO.
loisn iiberwieien.
- Su Der Seriummtuus Der armsu.
8eb0roe am Sreitas giadmittas matte
9%lrmenratb 6reoerid Suffer Die unoeren
Mitslieoer uuf Die 3batia9s uufmerf'
Jam, oaB Die SebOroe nod feinsn Sent
pom BEN @elOe srbultsn babe, psl9ss
peri6iebene aloermduner ais Strufsu
BON @strdufeb6uolern erboben, Die BON
Der autisS Saloon 9isu uerbuitst uub
iberfibrt wuroeu. Der 8eb0rbe'
uumalt warO bieruuf iuitruirt. S9ritts
In Der an9ele9eubeit jl uebmen.
Ear llntsrri4t i'm Slauisripiet En-
tbeilt unter siiultiSsn BsOinsunssu
Srdulsin emma Siren. $40 Pine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

Der. Di9t bintenan bauer mir ieSt
eiusn ssrdumissn Speiieiaut, wslder in
ni6t ul;u ferner 3eit uolenOet unO siris
seri9tet iein miro.
Sine uuierer 3weis'S ddereieu uno
Speiieidle lit in DO. 81 9adaDanna
Guenue; Der unoere go. 431 Sada.
wauna ape. Sn beiOen nerosn Bad
pauren %uerfauit unO Wtablieiten i%eruirt.
9ausiam aber fiber tommeu mir in
Sus sewObnte 9elsile uuo eS lernsn I'M.
iere Sreunbe, NO ite uns ju iuden
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

Rsr(ovot cine Damt ubr Gin 6trr, unt
S't'""B' bic 6abrifantsn bon @d&bplbsr.
bhrtn-8in In itea Staht uue SrfGdft Dor
ben 6titrtaatn ~ ptTtTfttn. 9tihtt grbtit In
Wubtiunbsn bel libsraIsr g~trsiituus. Dan.
frnet SdGdfieuHs, ptnH sspinlat. atius
STfabruue ncibrtneis. 9tpHbtn Sit f& TO-
fsIi uue aertfiTen cit 9brtn Britt an
.Rauaen," eunhtu & Co., 2443 3D.,
aiulit Sirabt, gbiease, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Deutf9s 8risftifs.

annoncirt i'm @Odsnblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22


bObung bepili9t uno bic Su9siislltsu
Der 9udawanua Gompauie bOfisn oabcr,
ouB ibneu Elm slei9es erlaubt wsros.
- Mi6usl Gopus bon MtiuOOto, elm
Ssrsmauu in Der Dodge 3s6s, bate
am Samitas 9iudmittus chen ieiu
Ia9esmert beenOet, ais Die Deds all,
fius, iid aufsuipaltsn. @r uub isiu
Suutluussr iudteu iih baum 10 silis
ME mOslid in Si6erbsit gu brtnssn.
puren ieoO9 gu ipGt uuO wurOen BON
benz fulleuben 6elsseitein sstrOifsn.
GOpue wurbe ais Sei6nam bsrporss,o.
gen, ipdbrsnO ieiu 9anolaussr sinsn
ooppelten Seinbrud uuo uiele bOie
S9rammsu uno Sduitte bauontrus.
: @ir MAIDEN ipe;isa oarauf uui-
merriam, oaB am n6hiten Wiittwot.
ben %. NOuember. abenoS s r6r, biz
PrGliosutsn Der psrl6isOsnen @eiaus,
usrsiue pom Scranton uno llmss9ent
in Der SieoertruuS Dale suiummsu tOm'
men. nm ibsr bic @rinOuns elmer
lotaleu Sdu9eruereiuisuus iwsds Gin
iibuns pom WtuhsndOrsu unO eiusl
snseren gerbriieeruns Der Sdnser u
bsrutbsn. Su ben msiitsn srOBsrel
StdOten bsftsbsu iol6e Sercinisunssl
unO ie bubsn uisl 9utes sswirtt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
PERSONALS.
W. R. Decker is down from Crystal

w. R. Decker is down from Crystal
today.
State Auditor Holmes spent last
night in the city.
E. c. Cooper reached home last
night from st. Paul.
H. |. Stanley of Hope is spending a
few days in the city.
A. E. Lehman and wife of Rugby
are visiting in the@city.
o. M. Egeland of Rugby is transact
ing business in the city today.
Miss Bessie Burr left this morning
for a brief stay at Maple lake.
Ray NJ. Andrews, city attorney Of
Minot. is visiting in town today.
Attorney JEFF Meyers of Grafton is
registered at the Hotel Northern.
o. G. Beck of Moorhead and J. b.
Clapp of Fargo are in the city.
Prof. ]. Nelson Kelly and son went
to Lakota today to visit the farm.
F. H. Dickinson of Ayr is among the
visitors in the state metropolis today.
E. H. Myhan of Wahpeton is among
the prominent visitors in the city on
business.
R. H. Coshun of Fargo was a visitor
in town last evening on his way home
from the west.
A. H. Bell, the genial and popular
druggist of Devils Lake, is spending
day in the city.
D. j. Hennessy of Reynolds, candi-
date for register of deeds, was visi-
tor in the city today.
E. D. Baker and H. L. Baker of the
enterprising city of Westhope, are
here on business trip.
Miss Edith Allen left last night for
her home at Thompson, following a
visit with friends here.
Judge Fisk has lost an umbrella
with his name engraved thereon. He
would be greatly pleased at it's re-
turn.
Attorney ]. M. Coleman of Seattle,
formerly resident of Grafton, was
visitor in the city ever night on his
way to Grafton for a visit with the
old friends.
Miss Carlotta Hallock, teacher in
the East Grand Forks city schools,
left last night for her home at Fart
bault, MIMI, where she will spend her
summers vacation.
H. Bendeke, c. H. Opsahl and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Redick were pas
sengers to Maple Lake this morning
for an over Sunday stay at their cot
tages.
Chief Justice Morgan, Associate
Justice Engerud and Clerk Hoskins of
the supreme court were here starting
the law graduates of the university
upon the road to prominence and
prosperity.
C. 1. Christianson, Walsh county
resident and for years member of
the board Of county commissioners of
that county. was visitor in the city
this morning on his way home from
Hfllsboro where he has been visiting
daughter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
A TORNADO VISITS.
OUR CANUCK
COUSINS
Houses Are Blown Down, and
Several People Are seri-
ously Injured.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Buffalo, NJ Y, June 9.-The follow
ing is the summary of the more seri-
Gus property losses by yesterdays
storm in southern Ontario. At Ma
CARA Falls the walls of the two main
gables of the new general hospital
collapsed and tons of masonry crashed
through three floors to the basement
Plate glass windows were blown in
on the business streets of Hamilton
and 500 feet Of roof of the Information
al Harvester company's main build
ing was carried away st. Thomas
was swept by tornado and portion
of the roof of the Michigan Central
railroad shops was blown away. One
man was crushed by a falling tree
near London and may die. Two men
are reported to have been killed near
Springfield. A ninety-foot elevator
tower at Port Staples was blown
down. At East Windsor marks Of the
storm devastation were everywhere in
evidence. The tornado swept through
Rodney, Lorne. Dutton, Sheldon,
Zorra and Fingal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Sporting Dictum.

There is frequentlyNtoo much of a
disposition to roast the local ball team
when it meets with reverses. This
should not be-, It isn't in the nature
of things for a team to be on tip
toes or playing gilt-edge ball all the
time. The Evening Times believes the
local management has gotten together
fine bunch who will ultimately give
a good account of themselves The
sentiment toward the team is good,
the general character of the men is
above the average. they are working
look isn't bad, at ALL Let's all nut
away our little hammers-and boost,
not knock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Coming Home.

Ferdinand Norquist. son of Erld
Norquest OF this city, is expected home
today or tomorrow after an absence
from the city of several years. "Ferd,"
as he is known to his many friends in
Grand Forks. is a musician of rare
ability and has been playing in a
large orchestra company in Pennsyl-
vania
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
On His Way East.

Con Walker, of Winnipeg, part own
er of the Bread Basket" theatrical
circuit, visited in the city last even
ing with Gus Myers, the local mana
ger. Mr.. Walker is on his way to
Montreal, Can, and New York city
At Montreal he will consult with
Architect Howe. who is designing the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Many Years Ago.

Prof. ]. F. Clair a former resident
of Grand Forks many years ago, now
residing at Seattle, has returned to
the city for visit with relatives and
friends. Prof. Clair has been very
successful in the teaching of physical
culture on the coast and has built up
for himself quite competency.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Chief Inspector.

M. ]. McHugh and family have ar
rived in the city from Fargo and will
make this their future home. Mr..
McHugh is chief inspector and official
weigher of the Western Railway
Weighing Association and Inspection
Bureau. He and his family are heart
lily welcomed to the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
After Three Years.

Albert Madsen, formally in charge
of the carpet department for Benner,
Begg & Garvin, but for the past three
years employed on a large ranch near
Spokane, Wash, will arrive in the city
tonight for visit with former friends.
He will also visit at Hutchinson,
Mimi. before returning west.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Like 9HaDgOOds.o

Grand Forks is to have CONNER
cial association and employment bu-
reau for business and professional
men, such as that conducted by the
famous Hapgoods. G. B. Gundlogson
has arrived in the city from Winni-
peg and will open a branch here the
first of next week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
A jolly Traveller.

Otto Speevy Freund. of Milwaukee,
Wis, the largest travelling man on the
road, his weight being 422 pounds, is
spending the day in town. Our
Freund represents the Washington
Cutlery company of Milwaukee and is
one of the best known and jolliest
little fellows" on the road.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09

every case. We also clean and press
clothes to look like new Be nobby,
life is short, it costs less to dress we'll
tina nto look shabby, or to think you
than to look shabby, or to think you
you are badly mistaken. Let me dress
you. N. Nordland the Tailor. Third
street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09

B-794 $3.50.
small house on lone Ave. Wood
Shed and barn on premises. Spleen.
did proposition for home or. an
Investment. a@
B-793-$45O.
Three nice lots on west sidet.of q, N.
R. R track. We can make easy
-710$32O0.
A bargs,n a y g new n hone g ~ rooms s
ment with furnace, wateE and sewer.
One Of the very best localities IN
the city. .'s. y
B-792- $500. q
want : bulidinE site you cannot sst
you =, ere "A, lo1kinE I for : small invest
B-79O $500.
Suiit Ia 1907 sewsr, Wstsr. sbath9
and cellar: Splendid iccaasSsnIt ssoe
B-709a $4,000.
Condition located "a the north end
+ SOFT, lot With 6ne large 'ehede freeG I
Good large barn on premlse 10s21$
th' :o S2 rian ss: s:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09

While enjoying an evening stroll,
don't forget that +. ]. Cummings, 220
Demers Ave-. East Side, makes
speciality Of Ice Cream Sundays. Fine
Ice Cream Parlors. Remember he
keeps Ice Cream Cones nice and fresh.
A large soda fountain, and all good
things for the palats-Set the habit
and come over-left hand side as you
go up town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Helping to Build up the CITY.

The Grand Forks Realty company
has sold lot on North Eighth street
to A. NJ. Maher, and has closed the
contract for the erection of an 81 800
residence on the same. The same firm
has also let contracts for the erection
of two residences at Clyde and for
modern residence at Devils Lake.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
New Buildings.

Mrs. NJ. Lucas has decided to erect
coy residence on University ave-
nue. between Third and Fourth streets.
S. E. Hutchins will erect a residence
on Lenark avenue Thus the growth
of the city becomes greater every day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Waslhouts in the West.

Yesterdays Oriental Limited No. 2
on the Great Northern was so far be-
hind schedule as result of washouts
in Montana. that the train was finally
annulled. Today's No. 2 is away tout
of the running" practically and may
not reach here till late tonight. Re-
ports say there are heavy washouts
on the line west of Hayre.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-09
Flat Brod and Ludi6sk.

c. H. Opsahl entertained few per-
sonal friends at his home on Fifth
street Thursday evening, the event
being celebration of Norwegian in
dependence. Typical Norwegian re-
freshments were served.