The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-14
STATE GRAB BAG

The Palladium is sore because
the streets have not been cleaned nm
since the carnival.
The Bismarck chief Of police is cut
ting the weeds along the streets. usinr
the labor OF men convicted of yagran-
cy.
Bismarckers are complaining about
the stencil arising from the slaughter
houses.
A crowd of North Dakotans have in
vested a total of $4,000 in property
near Mountain Home, Idaho.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean wants
to see the health officer of that CITY.
1T is claimed that he has not been in
evidence for some time.
AN effort Is being made to secure
debate on international arbitration
at the Devils Lake Chautauuua next
year.
During the circus at Devils Lake the
people were compelled to purchase
lunches at the groceries. And the
city is we'll supplied with hotels too.
The United States government is
advertising for site for the govern
ment building at Devils Lake.
The stakewather Times has been
sued for libel by the Devils Lake
Journal.
Mrs. Wolker living near Lansford
was instantly killed by stroke of
lightning.
Munich will soon have new cream
cry, the Building being well under
way and the machinery on the ground
ready for installation.
AT the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob johnson of Portland there
were present 50 children and grand
children, the value of the presents re-
ceived would count up into the hug
dreds OF dollars
The buildings for the government
Indian school at Wahpeton are nearly
completed and the school will open in
September. Oscar H. Lipp of Okla
homa has been appointed superin-
tendent and will begin preliminary
work at once.
Dave Burns, who was arrested in
Aneta for selling liquor, made good
his escape the other night. The PAN
Drama is of the opinion that his escape
has saved the county money, and at
the same time Aneta is rid of nuis-
ance that they can afford to loose.
Senator McCumber and his son Dom
aid have arrived home from Washing
ton. Mrs. McCumber and daughter
Helen went to Colorado, and will I've
here later.
Editor Paulson of the Sharon Re-
porter has struck something which
pays better than the newspaper bust
ness and that is the manufacture of
band instruments on which he has
secured patent.
An apple tree belonging to Mr..
Beech of Bismarck while in full
bloom, was caught by the frost and
the buds killed. But now the same
tree is in full bloom again and Sec
>ond growth fruit is assured.
The 16-months-old daughter of Mrs.
Walters of Wahpeton drank large
quantity OF gasoline. Medical skill
saved the child's life.
Ralph Lawrence, the 17-year-
old son of John Lawrence, who resides
near WahpetOn committed suicide oy
hanging himself in the barn at the
Adams farm where he was employed.
1t is thought the boys mind was I'M
balanced owing to i'll health.
The new opera house at Munich has
been opened to the public.
The Standard Oil company is putting
in a distributing station at Kindred.
The Crystal Call suggests that every
patron of the rural free delivery
should contribute couple of bushels
of oats to the carrier to assist in de-
fraying the expense. Better pay him
what he should receive for his sery-
ices.
The Hillsboro school board took
twenty ballots before it succeeded in
electing a president.
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Keen and met its death. 1t showed
sign of rabies.
The flour mill at Hatton is doing
an immense business.
Hatton is to have an opera house
The Hatton Free Press calls atten-
ton to the danger of accidents caused
by worthless ours running into the road
and barking at passing teams. They
should be caressed with crow bar
COLE MAY r.: LEADER.
Fargo Lawyer.Editor May Supersede
Spalding and Twichell-Insur.
gents Will Not Bolt.
Fargo Forum: Now that the con-
vention is over let us get together and
elect the ticket by the usual over
whelming majority"
This was the reply made by Cass
county insurgent this morning in ans
wer to query as to how the conven-
ton had pleased him.
There are no insurgents now" con-
timed the sneaker. I'VE are all re-