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The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Ex-Gov. Murphy Exonerntea.

Former Gov. Murphy, Of New Mexico,
was yesterday cleared by the Supreme
Court Of the United States OF any i'm
propriety in the issuance OF warrants dur
ing his term. the court affirming the de
cree Of the Territorial Court, Murphy was
accused Of Illegally drawing warrants to
the value of S3,e09 and converting the
money 10 his own use
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
worked on Bogus Check.

Detective Cornweil, Of the Central
Office is looking for man giving the
name of Curtin, from Chicago. who is
alleged TO have passed q worthless check
on the Cooper Miller Company $50 Loui-
Siana avenue northwest The check was
on the First National Bank OF Hyatts-
vile. Nd Curtin is said TO have got s.
in money ard Si3 worth g merchandise.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Indianapolis wins Gas Fieht.

states yesterday denied the application
for writ of certiorari in the Indianapolis
gas case. This gives that city an option
to sell the old gas mains formerly used
by the Consumers Gas Company and now
desired for use by another company.
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brokers' Books to ne Examined.

By dismissing the appeal of the Haight
and Frieese Company from the judgment
Of the United States Circuit Court for the
Southern district OF New York, the Su-
pTeme court yesterday permitted Beverly
r Robertson. the receiver of the Haght
and F'rieese Company. which failed last
spring, to proceed with the examination
Of the books of Beers & Owens with a
view to discovering the assets Of the de-
fuuct company
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ia coach WISCONSIN, Crerr.

Worcester. Mass, Oct 29-According
to news from authoritative sources re
ceived here from New York. Ned Ten
Eyck viii be notified soon of his ap-
pomtment as coach Of aquatics at the
University Of Wisconsin. TO succeed ANDY
ODea. lie applied for ne position last
summer. II is said the position was
easily bis.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
FRANK GILL'S SPRINT
McGinniS' Colt Breezes Home
i'll Remsen Handicap.
oRACULUM STOPPING AT END

George Odom's YOunRSter Lasts Just
Long Enough TO Beat E<iIIaIoe After
Setting Pace tO the stretch, Where
Frank Gill Took Lead and Won on
the Bit-MOmentum Runs Bad Race.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
PTCIrJSTIC CALEYDAR.

October sl-M Kaufman rs. sam Berger. Al sen
FranciEco: twenty rounds.
October S-ADe AtteH rs. Harry BsirE. at los
Angeles; twenty rounds
November 2-DieS Hyland vs.. George Decker. at
Ogden. Utah; twenty rounds.
November 29-Jac2 O'Bisn IS. Te.aIry Burns, at
los Angles. tWcntv rounds.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Y. N. C. a, II; sHAMRoCKS, s.
A one-sided Contest in the Capital
City Basketball League.

The Y. NJ c. a basketball team won
their second game OF the season in the
Capital City League last night by de-
fcatSg the ShamTocks. T. 70 S. IN the
Epiphany gymnasium. Haight played
splendid game at center, also making
eight field goals. The ShamrOcks were
outciassed at all stages Of the game. Line,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Bridge Company,s Case Aavanced.

The Supreme Court Of the United States
yesterday advanced for hearing on De-
cember 5 the case Of the Union Bridge
Company. OF Pittsburg which refused to
remove its bridge over the Allegheny
River. IN pursuance OF a demand of the
Secretary Of War
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Tried 40 End Her Life

Henrietta Washington. colored. forty
i've years old. attempted TO end her life
at her home, 1851 ) street northwest yes
terday afternoon by swallowing carbo.c
acid. She was taken 10 the Emergency
Hospital and was soon out Of danger.
Ill health is said 20 have been the cause
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Lew McAIister ,1ay damage BuRaIo,

Toronto, Ont, Oct 2a-It is stated on
good authority that Catcher McAllister.
of the Buffalo baseball team. viii man
age the Bisons in 1917.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
wanted In Chionrn

Tie local police have received word
from Chicago. asking them to look out
for Leonard Leopold. alias Harding. VINO
is wanted in Chicago on charge of mur-
dor
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Prize Fighter shot while hunting

San Diego. Cal, Oct. c9.-News has jls,
been received here that Johnnie Richie.
feather-weight boxer. we'll known in the
Southwest. was shot and killed Sunday
while hunting His former homo was in
St Ionis
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
The Herald branch Oaice

At Atkinson's Pharmacy, 18th and Q SITS.
Is convenient to Woodward & Lothrop
and Palais Royal shoppers. Want ads
Will be received here at cent a word.
and promptly forwarded 10 the main Of
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Grocery store Kohhed.

The grocery store}o s. w. Sanford. 1900
FoUr-and-a-haif street southwest. has
been reported robbed Of 80 pennies AMI
2 rain coat worth $40.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
BIoomIngdnIc. 81 Twinirs, @.

The BlocmingdaIe Athletic Club foot
bali team yesterday defeated the Twining
School team. > to o
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
DISTRICT LEAGUE

"Wednesday Treasury vs.. G. ?. 0.
Thursday-Iuterior Va War
DISTRICT LEAGUE
Tuesday-Gsnisous IS. Bank Clerks, On Garrison
Alleys
weduesday-Aones " oricntals on Palace Alleys.
rimrsday- Market House saenserbund, on Spar
rows Alleys.
Friaay-Bank Clerks VS. oriouta.s. on Palace Al
lcys
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
fPalace AllcYs.l
Tgesday-lIoToocos IS. hide
ThuTsday-Foundry vs. Resc!yes
Frday-Ac,iges IS. COwhoys
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
Palace Allsys)
Wednesday Columbia vs. Lawyers.
Friday Potomac IS. Washington.
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
lRoyal AIeys.)
Tuesday-Imperial u octsgon; Phoenix Ito
plan.
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
tBrandts AIleys)
Tuosday-New York vs. Boston.
THURSDAY Philadelphia St. Louis
SatJulay-WashiRgton Chicago
BINDERS LEAGUE.
lRoysI Aneys)
Wednesday Unions stampers.
Friday-FounSlry Is Rulers
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Capitol Hill Aleys.)
Diesday- -Bresch-Alechanism IS. West Gun Car
rage
Wedaesday-seccudary Mount vs.. East Gun Car.
Tilgc.
Thursday -Gunzhop vs. Erecting shop.
FFiday-FOundry rs. Toolshcp
SUNDAY SCHOOL EEAGUE.
". N {. A AIeyzl
WeIiuesday-Nit. Pleasant vs. Union.
Frida--Wosten Foundry
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
(Clgb Aucysl
wcdnessiay-C ". Northern.
Friday-Trsck and Roadway Sc. General O6iee.
INTERDENoMIN@rIoNAL LEAGUE.
tRoyal Alleys,
Wcinesday-St. john IS Marvin
FTiday-St. Marks Us. Westminster.
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Waik 0veIs rs Belmont. on Pat Men 5
Alleys
Wodneziay- -Eioyal rs Eas-e-n on ROYAL ALLEYS
TauIsdey-EUreka IS. kosesiae, or sparrow's Al
Fhday-southe-neTs Us. Arlington. on Rocbo's Al.
leys
Y. n {. y LEAGUE
lAssociation AIey1l
TuesJ4y-Robert vs. AIowIy.
Thurslsv-Cooke vs. Haruel.
SajUd4y-HsHrer IS. Gordon.
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JUMP NECK And NECK
Dion Kerr Beats T. 4. Clark
in Brilliant Contest.
LIEUT.. MARTINS CAVALRY CUP

United states Army Officer Lands
Allegiance n Winner Over Wes-
town, with Mr. Nicholas Up-FOIlOyy
On, Pete Daley, Palm, and OFi-
famine ReRent-Game Cock loses.
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Herald Want Ads

viii be received at Atkinson's Pharmacy.
Eth ard q SITS. nv. and promptly for
waTded 70 the main Office,
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up aod summary
BASKETBALL SCHEDULES.
CITY LEAGUE.

AAll LEAEA
Ncdnesiay-Seroud Regiment CAROLS. at Cen
ter MrrS,t Gyln
Saturday-F5ck Us. Caprons. at Pccks Chapel
GREATER WASHINGTON LEAGUE
tN L. / Arlory)
TuCsday-W. L. l. IS. Eastern A C.
Friday-Edslcra A. T. IS. OuiWays
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Pete DaIIev W. Again.

Pete Daiieys victories on Thursday
and Saturday were so Impressive that @
vas made prohibitive favorIte in the
last race. the Warrenton Hunt. The only
one who figured to have chance with
Mr.. Smiths geldiHg was Mr.. Clarlz's
Maximilian The latter made most Of tho
early running. bat Pete Daley was al
ways well ". Mr. Smith taking him in.o
an easy lead in rle middle OF the back.
stretch the second time, and holding IL
to the end. Mr.. Dcycreaux kept Mount
Henry far out OF it until the last three
furiongs. or he might have given the win
ner an argument; as il was. hc raced over
all but Pete DALEY in the stretch.
Mr.. Mabee annexed the Maryland Sell
ing Plate, which was the opening event
with John DUffy's Oriiamme. Philander
was permitted TO make the early pace.
but Orifar7me took command in the run
in and won handi.y. Dion Kerr brought
up Satirist under the whip and managed
to beat The Buck for the place. Foxy
100000 Persons at Tri-Statc Games.
York Pa. Oct. 29.-S,atistics show that
in the list. season the Tri-S5ate teams
drew upward of 100000 spectators at their
contests. The six cities composing the
Tri-State League have a combined pop
ulation of 950O0O. The adjoining districts
wifi aggregate about 1e0oo0 Thus the
population is $1,000
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
PLATE PRINTERS WIN
Bureau BOWlerS Roll Close
Games with AggieS.
FAT MEN BEAT MARKET QUINT

Assessors PIuy Better Than City Hall
i'm Real Estate LcaGue-COwb boys
LeaEue-Baptfsts Defeat Presbyte-
rIans-Boston Beats Philadelphia.
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BOWLING SCHEDULES.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

palace Alleys)
Tuesday, Commerce and Labor Is. Nan.
Nednesday-Trea vs. G. F. ..
ThCrsday-luteri0r Va War.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
TUESDAY Gsrisous IS. Bank Clerks, On Garrison
Alleys
Wednesday-Ac " Oricntals Palace Alleys.
Thursday- Market House vs., Saenserbund, on Spar
rows Alleys.
Friday-Bank Clerks vs. OItcuta.s. on Palace Al
cvE
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bioAAlNA btAhI4N LEAUO L
Tuesday-Waik OreIs rs. Belmont. On Fat Men 5
Alleys.
Wudnesizy-Eoya rs Eastern. on ROYAL ALLEYS
TauIsdey-EUTeka rs kosedale, or spaTrow's Al
leys-
leys-
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7. II. {. 4. LEAGUE.
lAss0ciafi01 AlleyAI
uesj4y-R9ucTt SIS. MowIy.
Thursdav-G5okc IS. Harmed
SaUuddy-H Hsmrcr rs. Gordon.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
tBrandts AIleysl
Tuosday-New York vs. Boston.
Thursday- Philadelphia rs. St. Louis
Saturday Washington Is Chicago
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BINDERS LEAGUE.
lR0yaI Anevs)
Nctinesday-J Mons IS. Stampcrs.
Friday -Founjry Is. Ruiers.
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PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
fPalace AllCYsl
Tgesiay-lIoTOoc0s IS. hide
Thursiay-F Foundry Ys, Resc.vcs.
Frday-Actiyes IS. Cowboys
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
SUNDAY SCHOOL kEAcrE-

~. NJ &. 4 Aiey1l
Weduesday-Nit. Pleasant vs. Union
Fridav-Wcstern Is. Fulndry
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INSTRUMENTATION LEAGUE.
tR0yal ALLEYS,
Wodnesday-St. John IS Marvin
FTiday-St. Marks Us. Westminster
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
]. w. Ross, the architect.
W. ]. Edwards. the other architect
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Have Matter Under Consideration,

This morning Rev. E. s. Shaw, pas
tor of the First Congregational church
of Crookston, returned home after
day spent in the city in consultation
with the ministers relative to the
production of the Koehne lecture
course in Grand Forks. The pastors
will take the matter up at the next
meeting and come to some decision.
DR.. John B. Koehne is a highly Gull
tured gentleman, late pastor of
Congregational church at Sacremen-
to, California. The lectures are OF a
high character and are very popular
wherever delivered. They are of a
:semi-religious nature. The course
proposed for Grand Forks is as fol-
lows: "The Tragedy of Race" "The
Conflict Between Caesar and the
Christians. "The Reformation" 1.-THE
1Crucifxion," Immortality"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03

Boston, Mass, Feb 3.-Silent and
noncommittal, there is still something
in the attitude of District Attorney
Moran that leads those best acquaint-
ed with the man and his methods to
believe that he intends to tackle Henry
H. Rogers. The Suffolk county grand
jury convenes next Monday and with
the near approach of the date there
has come revival of the report that
the grand jury will indict the Standard
Oil magnate for perjury in connection
with his testimony in the Bay State
Gas case.
When the case against Kidder, Pea
body & Co. in the Bay State Gas liti-
CATION was before the court in this city
two years ago, Rogers and Thomas w.
Lawson were witnesses. Each told a
story that fatty contradicted the other
on every essential point Each was
under oath.
The man of "frenzied finance" fame
has been loudly voicing a desire ever
since to have the courts determine
which of the two witnesses was a liar
and a perjurer. District Attorney
Moran, who makes no concealment
of his ambition to be known as the
Folk or the Jerome of Boston, has
been appealed to to take up the mat
ter. AS stated before, those best &C.
quainted with the district attorney are
of the opinion that he will lay the evil
dence before the grand jury which
meets next week and ask that body 20
| sift it to the bottom.
Mr.. Rogers has more than once, re-
Gently. been in difficulties with the
law, but all his troubles will be small
compared with those which will threat
en- if the grand jury shall bring in an
indictment charging him with perjury.
His trial on criminal charge, in a
Massachusetts court, would be the Gull
mination of all the history of the past
few years of the fight against the
Standard Oil crowd.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
PERSONALS

}. Q. Tuck of Mimic is in the city,
W. F. Clark Of Granville is in the
CITY,,
H. Walker of Larimore is here to-
day.
c. NJ. Burgess of Cavalier is here
today.
Henry Ervikson of Towner is here
today.
J. c. Hazard is in from Grafton
today.
J. F. Moore is over from Crookston
today.
H. 7. Helgeson of Milton came in
last night.
J. F. Johnson of Langdon is here
on business.
Thomas Halverson of Rugby is here
on business.
]. T. Bithlein of Wales is among the
city visitors.
Arthur Devine of Marvel is here on
business today.
John Bullock of Park River is visit
ing in the city.
J. A. Smale of Dickie is among the
city visitors today.
F. G. Leonard of Bisbee is among
last nights arrivals.
F. M. Reynolds of Bathgate is spend
ing the day In the city.
O. Hensrud of Mekinock is spend
ing the day in the city.
r. D. English and wife of Niagara
are visiting in the city.
DIR. A. G. Anderson of Hillsboro is
a prominent visitor today.
Thomas Barry of Osnabrock arrived
last night for days visit.
D. G. Mcintosh of st. Thomas is
spending the day in the city.
J. w. Pomeroy of Milton came in
last night On business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Schullay Of Botti-
neau are visiting in the city.
Attorney Fred A. Kelley of Lakota
is here on business matters.
James Carroll of New Rockford ar
rived last night for brief visit.
A. c. Thompson of Bowesmont ar
rived last night for a brief stay.
U. L. Burdick of Munich came in
last night for day in the city.
Shurman, the Desk Man." went to
Fargo today to spend Sunday with his
family.
Charles P. Keatley and Geo. L.
Reynolds of aCndo are visiting in the
city today.
Misses Lucy Marlence and Fannie
Skinner of velva are visiting friends
in the city. iii.
Judge Guy G. H. Corliss is expected
home from Rugby tomorrow morning,
where he went to attend court.
DR.. J. D. Taylor was called to Rey-
nolds last evening on professional
business. returning this morning.
Miss Myers. who has been attend,
ing the state university for some time,
left last evening for her homo ct
Minot. 55 B. Il Il d 4ssssi4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Woman Won.

The suit brought by Mrs. A. seliger
against the United States Installment
and Realty company of Minneapolis,
was settled in Judge McLaughlin's
court this morning, the defendant
satisfying the PLAINTIFFS claim.
The United States company agrees
to refund certain sum at the end of
specified time for the purposes of
building if SO much is paid per week.
Mrs. Seliger has faithfully kept up
her payments she alleges, and the
settlement offered by the company
was not satisfactory and suit was in
stituted.
J. B. Wineman appeared for Mrs.
Seliger and held that the company was
not entitled to transact business in
this state as they had not deposited
a bond with the secretary of state.
There are other cases to be brought
of which tests will be made as to the
right Of the company to do business
in the state
The case is of special interest as a
large number of people in Grand
Forks are investing in the company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Prayer Is Blasphemous.

Copies of an endless chain letter
are being received by Catholics in
Grand Forks containing prayer to be
recited against the happenings Of
dreadful calamities. The letter pur-
ports to be from a Catholic bishop,
and warns against dangers too dread
full for words" 1t contains a prayer
held to be blasphemous, and asks the
recipient to write to nine other Cath
olics asking them to also recite this
prayer. Catholic priests are giving
warnings against the letters and pray
ers, and look upon it as an attempt
to burlesque the prayers and teach
ings said to have originated in the
east and is now just reaching the
west
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Langd0n Pack Entered.

The famous pack of dozen hounds
owned by Langdon parties have been
entered for the big fox hunt to be run
at Walhalla on the 9Th, and twenty
five prominent business men of Lang
don have engaged quarters there and
will take in the event. Sheriff Art
Turner of this city is one of the judges
and together with several others, will
go up the night before. Editor Lamp
man of The Evening Times, will proba-
bly, attend, it being near his old stamp
ing grounds, and he will meet the boys
there on the big day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
A Peculiar Trust.

Grand Forks has a peculiar trust.
The Red River Valley Brick company
have rather peculiar record, as they
never vary the price of their pro-
ducts no matter what the condition of
the supply At this season when brick
are scarce they are selling at the
same price as they did last summer
when there were millions of brick,
more than were needed. This is one
of the reasons why this concern is
able to hold so much of the trade of
the territory. The man who buys two
hundred brick gets them at the same
price as the one who buys a million,
and they can be had at the same
price any time of the year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Held Examination.

Last evening 81 delegates for en-
balmers' licenses assembled in the
l. o. o. F. hall and wrote on the ques-
tons submitted by the state embal-
mers' board of examination. The
members of the board present were
DR.. Healy and Messrs. Gilbert and
Maxwell.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Getting Nays In Trim.

The horsemen of both sides of the
river has been very busy in the past
week getting their horses into trim
for meet which will be pulled off in
the near future. The recent race on
the ice developed the fact that some
of the horses entered were not in
proper shape and the turfmen are
trying to see that the same thing will
not happen again.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Russell PIow OF Track.

Last evening the big Russell snow
plow left the track in the yards at
Ardock. While it was simple derail-
ment, it was late today before it was
back on the rails. Although it was On
the main line. it was between switches
and the north trains passed around it
this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
Mine Workers and Mitchell Had Secret
Session Today.

Indianapolis, Feb. 3.-The national
executive board of the United Mine
Workers of America went into session
behind locked doors today. Prior to
the meeting President Mitchell said
nothing but routine matters were to
be considered and he had nothing to
say. President Mitchell said this af-
ternoon the national executive board
would finish its work probably this
afternoon and adjourn. He declined
to say what matters are being con-
sidered.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Scrap Deyeloped,

The 1907. meeting of the Implement
Dealers association will be held at
Minot, the vote standing Minot 80,
Grand Forks is. The location of the
next meeting developed quite a scrap,
although friendly one. Martin ia
cobson of Minot presented the claims
of that city and Geo. e. Duis those of
Grand Forks. The contention between
the two cities brought out rapid
flow of oratory, several members COM
ing to the help of Minot, while the
convention seemed naturally inclined
to Grand Forks. President, Gunder
Olson, Grafton; vice president, Mar
tin Jacobson, Minot;' directors e
years., Gunder Olson, Martin Jacob
son, C: E. Jones, Lisbon; director Il
year,, j. P. French, Bismarck; dele
gate to national federation, Geo. E.
Duis, Geo. F. Carpenter; alternates,
Gunder Olson, D. Mcintosh.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Short Of Cars.

Since the wreck at Towner on the
Great Northern, and various wrecks
which have put coaches ont of commits
sion, the Northern division Is short Of
cars. This morning coach was talk
en- from No. 9, which is abandoned
here. and sent up on the Hannah line.
Tonight 1t will be switched from the
Hannah train to the Fargo train. This
is an unusual procedure and is neces-
STATED by shortage of cars and an.
unusually heavy traffic for this time
of the year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Getting Home.

This morning as we'll as last even
ing people were crowding the ticket
offices of the railroads to get their
communication tickets on the rate given
to the conventions just closing in this
city. The trains were filled with bust
ness men from various points over the
state who were looking for seats.
This has been the greatest week of
conventions in the history of the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Bitten By Dog.

This morning as M. WEIGH, chief
night dispatcher of the Great Northern
Dakota division was returning to the
offices after breakfast, dog sailed
forth and bit him on the ankle. Mr..
WEIGH never felt the need of gun
before in his life quite as badly as
for the next few moments. However,
he is on the still hunt and Grand
Forks will be minus one canine if the
cur is sighted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Are Waxing WrOth.

The skating enthusiasts on this side
OF the river are angry because some
of the ice dealers spoiled the rink
they had near the Forks" and started
cutting ice there. They do not seem
to realize that when a mans exist
ence for the coming summer depends
on the ice harvests that their skat-
ing rink is an Insignificant affair to
the dealer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
An Appreciatire Compliment.

The reading room of the local Elks
is now regularly receiving a copy of
the Australian Punch. a full cousin
of the celebrated London publication.
1t is the compliment of Consul Gen.
eral John P. Bray of Melbourne, of
this city, and member of the local
lodge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Rcturned From ST. Boniface.

William Steinbar, who has been at
tending st. Boniface college at Win
nipeg, has returned and has decided
to remain home for good. There is
quite delegation of East Grand
Forks boys in attendance at the COL
lege and all report that they like the
place fine,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
Sold Under Mortgage.

Skulason & Skuiason sold at mort
gage foreclosure sale this morning
six lots on North Fourth street for
$1,000, the property being purchased
by Joseph E. Otis, whose company
held the mortgage. The litigation has
been large involving something like
$4,000 and represented interests in
several states.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03
MADAME LIE BERNE.
Beauty Specialist.

Manicuring, hair dressing and mas
sage. We have a splendid hair dress
er, late from the east who will give
you the latest styles. Hair dressing
for parties a speciality. Madame La
Berne guarantees satisfaction. Offices,
second floor of Security Block.