The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-27
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The Bismarck Palladium says the
laying on Of hands Is taking the place
OF the absent treatment In children.
The mother usually lays on the
hands.
The Roosevelt cabin is one of the
attractions at the Fargo fair.
Willie Read, seven-year-old boy Of
|. Bathgate while lighting matches and
throwing them into the air, allowed
one to fall on his clothing which was
) set on IRE. He was burned to death.
The Valley City Times Record is
unable to distinguish between a bum
steer" and a political fact.
Little Irene Fox of walhalla, died
of spinal meningitis.
IL The attendance at the Winnipeg
fair from Pembina county was not SO
u large this year as formerly.
The Denbeigh Promoter is sore be-
cause another paper said a 100000
enterprise was too big for the form
!. er's town.
A Denbeigh man got hit in the head
with a scantling but did not know he
was hurt till some one told him.
Denbeigh is to have a new school
house.
Minot wants an auditorium.
The Crazy band announces that it
has neither politics nor religion.
]. w. Bingham, formerly editor of
the Rugby Tribune is engaged in the
real estate business at Quinter Kan
sas.
Lanford farmers are arranging to
build telephone line from that city,
Lansford is to have a resident
physician. Heretofore the people have
been SO healthy that they did not need
one.
u. 8. Arnett, who has lived twenty
seven years in North Dakota, has just
filed on a homestead at the Dickinson
land office.
The sheriff of Eddy county is de-
termined to stop the gambling which
usually follows the races and the tin
horns were not allowed to do bust
ness.
Attorney Hookway of Granville took
bath and thereby got his name in
tho paper.
The experiment farm near Gran
vile is proving decided success.
The Mohall News claims that the
st. Paul jobbers advertised Milwaukee
more than they did st. Paul.
Another move has been made look
ing to the organization of Hettinger
county. 1t is understood that certain
legal objections are to be removed,
thus allowing the organization to be
completed in due course Of time.
Arrangements are on foot to give
Dickinson 1O0-room hotel at cost
of about $4,000. A large number of
influential citizens have expressed a
willingness to take told of the pro-
ject and it is not unlikely that a
site will be selected and the founda-
ton laid this fall.
The Great Northern began laying
steel on the Aneta-Devils Lake line
last week. Thirty miles of the grade
is completed and the work on the
balance is well along.
The 500 weed burner has been
burning the weeds along the railroad
tracks at Harvey. The machine is
drawn by locomotive and burns off
everything for distance of foot
and half on both sides of the rails
while moving three or four miles an
hour.
like to see Professor Ladd president of
the national pure food organizations
of the various states, SO that there
would be something doing.
Assistant General Superintendent
Davis of the Great Northern is maxi
ing a trip of inspection over the line
in motor car. 1t is large auto
mobile fitted on railroad wheels.
The building of the Fargo Forum
at the state fair was papered with the
headings of North Dakota newspa
pers.
OuIlu6 d ucdty olOlNlS luC
500 section house at LidgerwOod, &C.
cupied by the family of Sam Tink-
ham, was struck by lightning. Two
of the children were badly injured
and remained unconscious for several
hours.
Alvin, the 11-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Bruhn of Enderlin, was
drowned in the Maple river while
learning to swim. The body was re-
covered in twenty minutes.
While driving across the Northern
Pacific railroad tracks at Steele, a
farmer named Clark was struck by a
passenger train and instantly killed.
The train which was going at the rate
of about thirty-five miles an hour,
struck the wagon, in which Clark was
riding, in the center, cutting the We
hicle in two and throwing Clark
against the boiler head of the loco
motive with awful force.
While attempting to climb on a
moving wagon, Ora Lepstein of Men
oxen, age 6, lost his grip and fell to
the ground, one Of the rear wheels
passing over his body and bursting
the intestines in three places, he died.
Peek.a.Boos Bring Coughs.
New York women have bad coughs
at present and physicians ascribe the
epidemic of sneezing and ringing in
the ears to the omnipresent lingerie
waist with its varying degrees of
open-work splendor. They will per-
y