The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-02
STATE GRAB BAG
Dickinson has a "Dearie" club.

Dickinson has "Dearie" club.
Diphtheria has reappeared at Port
land.
Tho Messenger wants several miles
OF cement sidewalks at Balfour.
The Commercial club at Dickinson
has secured permanent quarters.
An Edinburg man discovered by ac-
cident that he had broken his leg.
The Bantry Advocate announces that
1t is a newspaper, not rubber stamp.
Thad Michaels bailwick has bath
hOuse-and Michaels' made five-year
contract.
Dickey county will vote on the ques-
ton of increased jurisdiction OF the
county court.
The Minot Reporter is kicking be-
cause of the abundance and ability of
the street fakirs.
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany is putting in new long distance
circuits in Grafton.
The popocratic Glendale Record is
trying to make some republicans sore
at Congressman Marshall.
Nine farmers in Mcintosh county
have brought suits against the 500 for
damages from prairie fires.
That woman who was kissed by the
hired man is having a strenuous time
just now in the state press.
Michael Cunard, a g. year-old boy,
was kicked by horse at Bismarck
and his skull badly fractured.
E. M. Paulson, formerly of Mayville.
promoted a road out west, which has
recently been sold to J. ]. Hill.
Matt Johnson has been hobnobbing
with Governor Sarles and Mats con-
stituents want an explanation.
The Bismarck Palladium says: Tom
Carr, drunk and dressed up, was taken
in tow Wednesday by Chief Mcdonald.
Fred Rose at Thorne threshed about
forty acres OF fife wheat the past week
which averaged IS bushels to the acre.
The Edinburg Tribune wants the
city council to trade the moonshine off
for street lamps and pay the differ
encc.
Willis w. Bradley of Forman was
member OF the first section OF the
graduating class at Annapolis nava,
academy.
The Edinburg city marshal arrested
a dog, and because OF the CANNES
inability to furnish bail, was sent 10
the lookup.
The Towner Tribune is sore because
it was not permitted to bid on the
printing OF the county ballots. A pref
ty just cause.
The new bank at Bockoo had no
blank checks when it opened for bust
ness, having placed the order with
mail order house.
There are said to be a large num-
Der of attorneys over the state who
are willing to accept appointments on
the supreme bench.
The 500 people, it is claimed, are
planning to build line out OF Lans-
ford passing the Lewis farm to Ant
Ter. and continue into Canada.
North Dakotans continue to take an
interest in fruit growing and the state
will some day raise as fine apples as
any other section Of the country.
The Washburn coal mines are on fire
and on account Of a scarcity of water
near the mines great difficulty is ex-
pected in extinguishing the flames.
The grade between Thorne and Dun
seth, on that branch of the Great
Northern is complete, and the work
OF laying the steel was commenced
last week.
The postof1ce at Souris has dropped
from a second-class office to a third
class. The postmaster was only $27
below the required amount to keep it
in the second class.
A commission firm left Milton for
Osnabrook, for lack of business, and
the Globe thinks things would have
been different If there had been little
advertising done.
The democratic meeting which was
advertised for Mandan one night last
week with one of tho silver-tongued
orators as speaker, failed to bring
out an audience-even after the band
came out.
H. o. Sheldon of Bottineau has per-
fected a device on his auto to moisten
the air used in the explosive and he
says it increases very materially the
power of the engine. He has applied
for patent.
A Chinaman with a bad case of tu-
berculosis croaked just before the
train reached Hankinson. He was
ticketed for Hong Kong, but his
breathing apparatus quit working too
soon for him to reach his destination.
w. v. Wade, who is candidate for
sheriff of Morton county, was accused
by his opponents of being tenderfoot
and he got in the papers with story
of how he brought murderer across
800 miles of Canadian territory with
out requisition before North Dakota
was state.