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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-30
ASSESSMENT. OVER
Ten. MILLION
: :. : MARK ! :
N III. Ii 81 ii Il.
Some Figures on Real aad Pefss'
sonal Valuation in Grand !
Forks County.

The assessed valuation of Grand
Forks county. as left by city and
county boards of equalization, is $40
O03293.
The assessed valuationt$tof Grand
Forks city, as left by the two boards
is s2.90s.S17. This is divided as fpl-
lows: Lots. ;sss5,sso; structatsS s. sAF1s
improvements, s1,os4, az; pssse nit,
property, $s79,S17. >n'.', 49,. ~
In the county there are SS1, 1888
acres assessed this year against $50
954 acres last year. The total real
estate assessment this year is 1892
so5, against $7.77S,9s4 last year, an
increase of $143,S21. '<tiss.': =. n.
Grand Forks city lots are valued
this year at $955.390 against $76S, $50
last year, an increase of $196,71O.
Grand. Forks. city structures * are
valued this year at $1,064 1896, against
H,120,135, decrease Of $55,740.
The total valuation of lands in the
county this year is $5,141, 1851, against
$5,13O,7S2 last year, an increase of
$11.06s, while the total valuation of
structures this year amounts to 1885,
703 against $3S6.494 last year, de-
crease of $30,791.
Cdtyand village lots are valued this
year at $1,0S6.502, against 1881, O52
last year, an increase of 1905, 45O.
City and village structures are VAL
ued this year at $1,338,749, against
$1,SSO,625, decrease Of $41,S76.
noL 1ooL foc A13oo - A.. s.s.,
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AHEATHEN|SHC CRIME
NEAR LAR|M0RE
SUNDAY

One of the most dastaydly and brut-
ish-one that could find its concep-
ton only in the minds of the most
degraded and inhuman. of persons was
that occurring on Sunday afternoon
between Z. and 3 o'clock, a mile and a
half south Of Larimore when man
giving his name as Eugene Frazier,
recently arrived from Beaudette,
Mimi, and employed by the McSherry
sisters near Arvilla, was met and as
saulted by three hoboes who, by the
performance of a surgical operation
with crude instrumen attempted, to
unsex him. F.rAzier's' assailants were
partially successful lin theft attempt,
as an examination Of his condition
showed. ,.ef@i},f' i ~ .Fs
The victim dragged himself into
Larimore Sunday evening. almost ex-
hausted from loss. OF blood, notified
the authorities and was given the
necessary medical attention. He is at
present receiving treatment under DR..
McGuren and, 1t Is thought, will re-
cover.
had spread, citizens of Larimore to
suS huAAOCl VI q SNOlC" 6CCuIcu TlSS
and began securing the country for
the perpetrators Of the outrage. If
they are caught, it is not altogether
improbable that they will be punished
to the fullest extent of the law, and
possibly the law will not be given an
opportunity to operate.
Frazier is a farm hand, about 80
years of age; and Of rather PROPOSES
Ing appearance. He says that the
three men met him between Larimore
and Kempton and asked him for
money. He informed them he had none
to give and dispute, followed by the
assault, then occurred.
Sheriff Turner and the local police
department are cooperating with the
Larimore officials in an endeavor to
round up the villains.
o @ O O . o o o . . . 90 <>><>
o Eugene Frazier has this after. .
o noon made affidavit that he had 8
O mutllated himself and that the o
o story Of his being assaulted by Q
o two men Is untrue. @
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Commercial Club.

The Commercial club at its meet
ing this morning decided to make a
trip over the Great Northern and the
branches west of Larimore, the trip
extending as far west as Willist0n
The trip will be made on the week
commencing August 20 and will last
for five days. Something like one hun
dred members will be in the crowd
and everyone who can possibly ar
range to do SO should go. 1t is the
purpose OF the club to do some heroic
boosting for Grand Forks and the en-
thusiasm will be at the boiling point.
The trip will not be made over the
Farmers road, but all the other lines
will be- visited.
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SMALL WRECK

R. G. johnson, an arrival in the city
Sunday evening from Minot reports a
rather serious wreck on the 500 in
which two men were hurt and five cars
on freight train ditched. The injured
men, conductor William Hartwell and
brakeman r. r. Weichel, were brought
to Minot. The wreck was due to- a COL
lision between the train and cattle on
the track. The Jolt sent five cars. in
GLIDING the cabo0Se. of the rails.
Conductor Hartwell was struck in the
face by piece Of timber and also was
badly injured in the side. The brake
man, who was on top of the caboose
when. 1t went eff the track, escaped
with slight injuries.
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Had . Narrow Escape.

Bjarne Peterson, prominent and
well-to-do farmer of Pembina,
county, passed through the city today
enroute to Seattle where he goes with
view to locating. Mr.. Peterson, it
will be recalled, was the plaintiff in a
large suit for damages at the last
term of court in Pembina county. The
suit was for $1,000 damages which
he received in full, for an attack upon
his person Of savage bull. Mr.. Pet
crson had q miraculous escape from
death considering that he had a leg
broken inIitwo places and several ribs
cracked End displaced. He has been
laid up ever since and 1t for this rea-
son that he wishes to leave the siren
uous duties 81 the farmer behind and
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Hancock Won.

Fargo and Hancock played a pretty
game at the former place on Sunday
afternoon. Hancock winning in the
ninth inning, when four runs we're
made on hits and errors Fargo did
not score during the game but up till
the ninth inning played fine ball. Fin
negan and Strip worked for the losers
and Speiser and Stewart for Hancock.
Fargo will release Strip, and replace
MIN with Hart, the Grand Forks
catcher. Other changes in the per-
sonnet OF that team are noted in the
sports column.
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Eloquent Address.

The open air meeting on the court
house lawn Yesterday was addressed
by DR.. Lucock of Chicago, one of the
most eloquent and able ministers in
the country. He has been one Of the
prominent speakers at the North Da-
kota Bible conference which has just
closed at Devils Lake Chautauqua, and
stopped in the city on his way home.
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Concert Band.

The Luther College Concert band,
of DEBORAH. Ia, has arrived in the
city from Fargo. where it had an en-
gagement at the state fair, and on
Wednesday evening will give an en-
tertainment at the First M. E. church.
The band will also play at the Red
River Valley fair here, which opens
tomorrow. The organization is high
1Y spOken of.
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Warning Issued.

The county treasurer and his depu-
ties are at the present time preparing
a statement of delinquents on the 1906
personal property tax, which will be
handed to the sheriff for collection on
Aug. Is. A penalty of per cent was
attached on the first of February last
and ] per cent for each month there
after delinquent Those who pay be-
fore the list gets into the hands of the
sheriff can save themselves the added
costs of collection.
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Remains Arrived.

The remains of the late Mrs. M. M.
0. Conner of st. Thomas, whose sad
death occurred week ago at Passa-
dena. CAL, arrived in Grand Forks
Sunday and were kept over day at the
Norman parlors. This morning they
were shipped home to st. Thomas, be-
Ing accompanied by the deceased's
husband and John O'Connor. The fun
eral is to be held tomorrow.
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Another Runaway.

Mrs. G. ST. Lawrence and baby, re-
siding on the Minnesota point, while
driving in the country about three
miles from the city yesterday after
noon. were met by an automobile
driven by Grand Forks man. The
horse attached to the rig became un-
ruiy and tipped the buggy over. Mrs.
1t: Lawrence was dumped out and re-
ceived black eye. some minor bruises
and slight injury to her back, not
SO serious. however, but that she will
recover all right. The baby was not
injured In the least. No blame can
he laid to the gentleman driving the
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The Rim.

A complete change of program every
Monday and Thursday. Miles Bros.
celebrated moving pictures. illustrated
songs. ETC.. are attracting large houses
at this popular place of entertainment.
performances are continuous from 2
to >, and to II p. m. Howard Wilson
Will sing Absence Makes the Heart
Grow Ponder" at each performance.
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Farmers, Attention!

Binder Twine-Standard, 1Oc; pure
MANILA, 12Ac. James Twamley,
Room 2, Bean Block.
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Exposition Train Service.

Agent Mulrein of the Northern Pa
cific announces that the train service
between the N. P. depot and the ex-
position grounds will be inaugurated
at $3.50 tomorrow morning and con-
tinue until everybody is home from the
exposition in the evening. Trains will
be run every few minutes, or as fire.
quent as the business demands, and
will be continued all day and evening
during the exposition.
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Missouri Crops.

Judge w. H. Standish reached home
on Sunday morning from weeks
visit in Missouri, where he went on
q business trip. Upon his arrival in
the state which made Folk famous, the
Judge found harvesting practically over
and threshing is now in progress.
Harvest apples and this years toma-
toes were on the table. Mr.. Standish
spent most of his time in Stone and
fancy counties, in the vicinity Of Jop-
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Returned From st. Paul.

John Levi returned Saturday night
from st. Paul where he has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. MCGOWAN.
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Ladies' Shampoo.

Ladies' shampoo, scalp and facial
treatments. Mrs. Douglas. 104h 8
Third street.
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Wit Visit a Brother,

Ella Bryan has resigned her posi-
ton with the Robertson Lumber COM
pany and leaves tonight for Volitaire
there she<will visit for a short time
with her brother. Miss Bryan's home
is in kalamazoo, Mich.
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Sentence Suspended.

Vim. Engebretson was arraigned in
justice court this morning on charge
o. GrunL. cS1css. Thu charge was ad-
United and the court suspended ,, a
twenty-day sentence which was i'm
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Tally.HO Party.

Arthur Dinnie gave tally-ho party
Sunday afternoon. After a pleasant
eide through the city and surrounding
country the party were entertained at
tea. by Mrs. John Kennedy on South
Sixth street.
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Thoroughly Wetted.

The mishandling of hose at the
Great Northern depot resulted in a
couple of passengers being most thor
oughly and completely "souzed," In
the language Of the street. The in
cident furnished much amusement for
the SPECTATORS.
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Many Positions.

Civil service examinations will be
heid at the government building in
this city by Secretary Dunlap on Aug.
) for eligibles for the position of fish
culturist in the bureau of fisheries, and
for an interpreter. Syrian, Greek and
bulgarian, for the immigration sery-
ice. On August g examinations will
be held for saddler and carpenter at
Fort Mackenzie, Wyoming, and male
clerk in the Panama canal service.
On August % and % an examination
Will be conducted for positions of clerk
and teacher in the PHILIPPINE service.
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New Contracts

The Grand Forks Heating & Plumb
ing company secured the contract for
plumbing and heating the new Great
Northern freight depot and for the
plumbing in Earl Wade's new house
on Walnut street.
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Welcomed q Son.

A baby son was welcomed at the
nome OF c. J. Evanson Sunday after
noon and Mr.. Evanson is now busy
scattering the pure Havanas to his
friends in this city and particularly
at the court house where Mr. Evanson
spends most of his working hours as
deputy county treasurer The mother
and child are doing nicely.
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; Found the Money.

A. S. Burrows telephoned late this
afternoon that the pocketbook which
he advertises as lost, was found and
returned to him by a little girl. Ma
turally he is pleased at the return CT
the money.
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Wanted in unoccupied territory. Act
.&1lckly as seasons shor. The Hatcher
sBrotAers Corporation, Grand Forks
sand Fargo.
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Friends From Buenos Ayres,

Miss Marion Dinnie will entertain
this evening complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stinson of Buenos Apres
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Had Delightful Time.

Mrs. R. a. Sprague and Mrs. C. L.
Prince. the latter from Grafton, re-
turned last night from Maple Lake
where they have spent the last two
weeks. They report a fine outing and
are loud in their praises of the lake.
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ARCHITECT R. L. Smith As drawing
plans for modern school building at
Munich, N. D., to cost about $4,000.
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Alloy for the Fair!

Sophia and Minerva Wright and
Maud Milne returned to the Forks last
night from Maple Lake where they
have occupied cottage on Washing
ton Heights. A large crowd of the
resorters can be expected here during
the week to take in the fair.
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Puhlic Sfenogranher

Secondhand safes for sale. The
Hatcher Brothers Corporation.
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Laura Daubenbere, Room 2, Clifford
Building. PhOnes-9S3M. n. VI, 90
z. Tri.State.
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Two New Houses.

Building permits have been issued
to Arta Stewart for the erection of a
residence on University avenue be-
tween Thomas and Brown streets. and
to Hans Arnholt for the erection of a
residence on Dixie avenue.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Take No Chances.
Hail Insurance Agents

Insure your crops against Hail with
The Hatcher Brothers Corporation.
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Leaves "Wednesday on Trim.

Maud Stewart leaves Wednesday for
a trip to Seattle and Spokane. She
will also stop at Helena, Mont. for
visit with friends thence continuing
her trip to Seattle and northward to
Vancouver, B. C..
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machine as he did everything in his
power to avert the accident.
At Maple Lake.
1 MOdern SchoOl.

Judge Hassell will not return from
Maple lake until tomorrow evening.
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University Repairs.

The work of reshingling the main
building at the state university, was
commenced Thursday. The lathing on
the third floor is more than half com
pleted The vault in the Registrars
Office will be completed by the middle
of the week.
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To Undergo Operation.

Mrs. Chas. Williams was taken to
a local hospital this morning to un-
dergo an operation. Her husband is
chief or the Northwestern Telephone
construction crew near the city.
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property requirement which the con-.
stitution specifically forbids. The
right to run for Office, he contendad
should be untrammeled. On these two
polnts tne supreme court does not
agree with him. 1t says the ierisia.
lure mas q right to require such q foe
ana mat It Is reasonable regulation.
and therefore constitutional.
See Alice, the Wonder!
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for good houses and good honse. -.
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Infants Death.

4 baby child was born on Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Tankhanel of
lll6 University avenue. but survived
only a short time. The funeral was
held this afternoon.
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Northwest Car Receipt..
hWJuiautn-Today: SO; last year, IS.
2ss. quay l'6; last year.
winnipeg-Today. ss; last year, a.
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Looked Over Country.

Sheriff Thos. Gardner of Bottineau
county, was an arrival Sunday even
ing from Regina, Northwest Territory,
Canada, and this morning continued
to his home. Mr.. Gardner looked over
the country but did not make an in
vestment.
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Tickets for Exnosition.

Chas. L. Comings, who will have
charge OF the sale Of tickets at the
Red River Valley exposition next week.
announces that tickets will be placed
on sale at the Northern Pacific depot
on Tuesday morning, as we'll as at the
1alr ground entrances. The schedule
OF rates is as follows:
Single admissions, adults, soc.
Single admission, children under
twelve, 25c.
Season tickets, adults, 1925.
Season tickets, children, Csc.
Season tickets not good for evening
admission.)
Vehicles. single admission, Soc, sea-
son, SIPS.
Evening admission, adults, CSC.
Evening admission, children, loo.
Grand stand admission, afternoons.
Csc.
Grand stand admission evening mo
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Children's Day at the Fair.


The exposition program committee
have designated the opening day, Tues
day, as children's day, and the pro-
gram will be made of special interest
to the little folks. The grandstand
will be free to the children in the
evening and it is expected the chill
dren of the city will be out in full
force to take advantage of the at
fractions for them.
Wednesday will be North Dakota
and Minnesota day. This will be the
last day of the special rate of one
fare for the round trip and it is ex-
pected that Crookston, Grafton, Devils
Lake, Hillsboro, Fargo, Mayville, Lari-
more and other cities will send large
delegations. The programs of the
day will be made as attractive as Dos-
Sue for the visitors and arrange
ments will be made for the entertain
ment of thousands of visitors.
thursday will be Grand Forks day.
including both the east and west side
cities and it is expected that everybody
will be ort in full force and make a
record-breaking attendance. Mayor
Du's will issue a proclamation asking
That business places OF every kind be
closed up during the afternoon In or
der that employees as we'll as employ
ers may take in the show and help
make it success.
Friday will be the "Free-for-All'
day. The great race of the entire
racing program, the free-for-all, for 8
purse Of one thousand dollars, will
take place on that day. and it is ,ex
pected that everybody in town anG
within a hundred miles of town will
be on hand to take in the free-for-al
and other attractions.
Besides the numerous free acts ad.
vertised, there are numerous specia
side-show attractions on the grounds
There will be daily balloon ascen
sion, high dive, slide for life and man,
other startling feats in front of thu
grandstand and each days program
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Married Today.

Martin Tveden of Max Bass, N. D.,
and Miss Betsy T. Hovet of Buxton
took out marriage permit this MORN
ing and were married in the city this
afternoon.
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Visiting Her Sister.

will conclude with a magnificent dis
play of fireworks in the evening.
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On Sunday morning one brown
gelding about 1.4OO lbs, halter on and
shod on front feet. Please report any
information to Bacon & Van Alstine.
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Court at Lanedon.

District Judge w. X. Kneeshaw
spent Sunday in the city and this
morning left for Langdon. where he
goes to hold court. There are no Jury
cases.
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Sister With Him.

H. X. Geist and sister arrived last
evening from Lebanon. Pa. Mr.. Geist
was called east several weeks ago by
the death OF his mother.
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Congressman Gronna Here.

Congressman A. i. GrOnna of La
kota Sundayei in the city, spending
the day here with his sister on Chey-
enne avenue
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Mrs. ]. w. Booker has as her guest
Miss Lulu thompson. who arrived
here Sunday morning from Harmony,
MINI.
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lin and Springfield. He has bushes
interests in that section.
ChiroDody.
StraNed.

Corns treated. DR.. Golfers foot
remedies for sale. 104h So. Third St.
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Saw the Races.

Mary Daily returned from Fargo
and reports nice time. She went
down to visit friends and incidentally
to view the fair
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To Represent Bangs,

Mr. Andrews of this city went to
Devils Lake this morning to represent
George Bangs in civil case to be
tried in that city.
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Out of Town.

Judge c. ]. Fisk left this morning
for Bottineau. where he goes on
business trip of couple day.
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DAILY. MARKE'T IS

b r tss sssn arer
Building. Both Phones 400
SlPeFior Quotations for Minn...aI
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