The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-20
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all home print hereafter.
Elo Chesley a seven-year-old boy of
Sherwood had his neck broken in a
runaway and two other boys were
badly bruised.
Northwood proposes to have q farm
mers institute next winter.
position with lecture by preacher
at Munich and won out 80 far as at
tendance was concerned.
Thomas Novak of Mohall went down
thirty feet in an eighteen inch we'll
and tainted. He revived in an hour
so that he could hold onto rescue
rope. Three efforts to rescue him we're
ineffectual because of the smallness
of the hole. He survived.
Several car loads Of sulphur have
been shipped to Minot. It will be used
for dipping cattle and not for campaign
purposes as reported.
The Sanborn Enterprise wants some
person or persons with capital to
build dozen or more houses.
Over $500 was realized at an en-
the Y. M. C. A. building fund.
The townsmen of Maxbass haye
subscribed $500 toward the improve
ment of the city streets and have
passed resolution to prohibit
gambling.
As an experiment last fall, county
treasurer Morton of Barnes county
sowed three acres of winter wheat.
The grain is now ready to harvest and
gives promise of a fine yield. The seed
was disced in on stubble, and he will
save the entire crop to seed this fall.
The old soldiers of North Dakota
will be glad to learn that the govern
ment has appropriated $4,000 which
will be used in buying bronze medals,
one of which will be given each man
who served the full time of his enlist
ment, and who was honorably dis
charged.
L. B. Pendroy, of Towner, has sued
the G. N. railway for 1850 damages
on account of personal injuries and
damages sustained in a recent acct
dent. His daughter, who was also
hurt in the same accident, will bring
suit for $4,000.
B.P. Tilden, we'll known engineer
and surveyor at jamestown, has a
commission to go to Hayti for the pur-
pose of investigating large timber
concession from the black republic to
a New York firm.
]. H. Mcdonald, formerly editor of
the Munich Herald and lately with the
Herald News, Edmore has purchased
the defunct Hampden Reporter, which
he will revive at that place.
Several years ago when another
elevator was badly needed at Ber-
wick, several hundred farmers block
ed the railroad track until the railroad
commissioners agreed to allow them
site. Now the same efforts may have
to be employed to get another elevator
site for the farmers.
The towns along the jamestown
Northern line of the N. P. are petition
ing the road to run Sunday mail
train.
A man named O'Connors slept too
soundly at the European restaurant,
for he failed to awaken when a long
fingered gentleman crawled into his
room over transom and secured his
$25 watch besides $12 in cash.
w. ]. Hewitt and the party of gen.
tlemen who were with him in his auto,
two miles east of the Pulaski church
in Walsh county we're surprised to
see two fine deer l0pe across the road
short distance in front of them. The
animals meandered across the fields of
grain, and took course that took
them again across the road that the
auto was pursuing, this time they we're
closer than before. Theye were buck
and doe, and large, fine animals.
MinOt has struck an excellent we'll
at depth of sixty-five feet, the water
coming within six and half feet of
the top. The water is very pure and
If the test proves successful, Minot will
have the best water supply of any city
in the state.
Devils Lake had an automobile so.
cial the star feature Of which was eat
ing three different courses of the sup
per at as many different places
The railroad shops at Devils Lake
will be the largest on the Great North
ern system between st. Paul and Seat
tie. The shops are to be completed
by the first of the year and will employ
$50 men, which it Is estimated will add
no less than 1900 people to the popula-
ton of the Satanic City.
The states electric railway has been
leased to the Hughes electric company
for term of two years. The electric
line was built two years ago by the
state to provide transportation from
the city of Bismarck to the capitol
grounds which are about one mile
from the center of the city. The line
has ben operated at loss to the
state but the electric company thinks
it can be made to pay profit.
Wife train was speeding out of
Hunter number of young boys began
SQUIRTING on the depot platform and
one of the number came near getting
his last call by being pushed against
the moving car.
While rubbering around the town of
Minot l.. G. Mann, bridegroom of
twenty-four hours, of Butte Montana,
let his train escape which carried
away his bride. There was some
'doins" when the bridegroom realized
what had happened. A telegram stop
ped the bride at Devils Lake until the
husband caught up.