The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-16

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Senator Tillman gave the people of
Dakota a real tast of democratic ideas
in the places where he lectured.
The new gas plant at jamestown
| has been started.
The election of commissioners in
Pembina county was close.
Bathgate is to have an ice rink this
winter.
Williston is rejoicing over the pro-
posed extension of both the 500 and
the Northern Pacific to that point.
The Bismarck Palladium is inclined
to blame it all on the prohibition law.
At Hatton an effort was made to
raise money to care for an unfortunate
insane woman.
The Valley City Times Record and
the Grand Forks Herald are passing
mutual buoquets.
The Mnot Commercial club keeps
a register and all visitors record their
names and addresses. The press Of
the city publish these names each day
No candidate for governor has even
spoken in either Oliver and Mercer
counties and they went almost unani-
nous for the republican ticket.
Between Packard of the Times
Record and Whitehead OF the Evening
Press how could it have been other
wise?
The Melville Journa! announces that
it has air space enough to permit
the building of city as large as New
York.
Devils Lake and was captured by the
Minot police when tee train on which
he sought to escape. reached that
place.
There is a growing sentiment over
the state in favor of suppressing
young hoodlums who attempt to start
riot every time one is married.
The buildings on S. F. Wamplers
claim near Steele were destroyed by
fire and the citizens raised purse
of $500 for the unfortunate man.
A Pierce county man had some cat
tie we'll fatted and ready for market.
They got out OF the pasture onto the
railroad track and the train did the
butchering.
There was hot time at Kenmare
over the removal of some goods from
a store and their subsequent return.
A couple Of men are on the ragged
edge as the result.
Raum's ferry operating near Willis
ton sank with two teams on it and
one team was drowned. Several men
were on the ferry at the time OF the
accident but they narrowly escaped.
The new mill in Wishek will be in
operation in about two weeks. At
present there are ten men at work day
and night in order to finish the struc-
ture.
The lobbyists Of the patent medicine
houses will certainly do everything In
their power to secure a defeat Of the
proposed increased appropriation for
enforcement of the pure food law.
They will attempt to force Commits
sioner Ladd off BY starving him out.
The Great Northern is making some
what of change in its manner of
handling its section crews on the
Aneta extention. 1t is building double
section houses. suitable for two
families. One foreman will work
east and the other west.
Alfred Roham. who operates the
ferry four miles southeast of Willis.
ton was shot and killed yesterday
through the accidental discharge of a
gun belonging to some hunters whom
he was taking across. The man died
before he could be taken to the hos
pital
1t is said that one of the leaning
politicians In Oliver C3ounty. being
very anxious to have his ballot rec
ognized when counted, wrote his name
on the same. and. was. very rightly,
thrown out by the judges.
The members of the Minot Gun club
have offered reward of $25 for the
arrest of the first man caught shooting
game birds out of season. This re-
ward will be paid in addition to the
deputies fees which are always given
in case of this kind.
The Minot police arrested young
lad who lives in that city on the
charge of stealing three sacks of
flour from wagon standing near the
hotel Leland. The boy carried the
sacks into small shed in the alley
and had tried to sell them to grocers
for dollar sack. He was put in
Jail. 1t later developed that he had
gone to work that same morning for
contractor but as soon as he had
been furnished with a shovel, had
pawned it for Is cents.
Owning to the dense fog. which en-
veloped his train and dimmed the
headlight, Engineer Lavelle. running
No. into Devils Lake Tuesday night,
mistook the rear lights of train in
front Of him for a danger signal and
with the fireman jumped from the cab
The train in front of him was moving
ahead, however. and an accident was
averted as the passenger was under
control just pulling into the station.
La Velle suffered sprained ankle and
several injuries about the head
Drs. Roam and Matchan of Bis
marck operated upon /: patient for
what was supposed to be appendicitis.
They found the parts in that neigh
borhood somewhat infiamed but not in