The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-29
BELLS NAME
Judge Decides That Case Must
Continue in That
Title.

Judge Watts decided in court at
CrookstOn yesterday that the famous
case OF Bell VS.. Jarvis must continue
In the original title, Bell VS.. Jarvis,
If continued at all and that before
this, the judgment rendered In favor of
Jarvis IN supreme court amounting to
1850 must be satisfied. 1t will be re-
called that the case was set for trial
again yesterday but the court made the
above decision and the case was reset
for September II. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Bell does not care to have his
name connected with the case further
and just what the next move of the
attorneys who are pushing the matter
for him will be is not known.
Attorney Ffnlayson was over to
Crookston yesterday to take up the
case for Mr.. Jarvis.
The new rural routes desired by
residents of Sullivan township are
likely to be established in the near
future. Inspector Norton, who to-
gether with Postmaster Thoreson went
over the territory of the proposed
routes recently, has not as yet made
his report but it is understood that he
will report favOrably.
The law requires that in the estab-
lishment of rural route at least fifty
patrons must signify their desire for
the route. AS soon as the residents
along the two proposed routes have
done so and purchased boxes accord
ing to law the routes will be put in
which will probably not be before fall.
Inspector Norton is now back in
Maine where he went to lend his vote
to the cause of Congressman Little
field who has fight on his hands for
reelection.
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Hugh Dunlevy is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. Jackson of Oslo was a visi-
tor yesterday.
Attorney Bronson was a county seat
visitor yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Miss Bernice Smith of MekinOck is
the guest of Miss Isabel Fender for
the week.
Miss Josie Larson is back from her
vacation and again in the Office of DR..
Ramsey on the west side.
Mrs. Oscar Edwards of McCanna is
spending few days in the city with
her mother, Mrs. D. McNicol.
The ladies of the Menienhall Men,
Orial church will meet at Mrs. H.
Prather this afternoon at o'clock.
The city fathers will meet in regular
session Tuesday when the Healy light
franchise will again be taken up and
the new contract submitted.
Miss Theresa Thoreson is enjoying
a visit at her old home at Grants
burg, Wis.,, and will return to her work
here the last of next week.
Mrs. Dr. Kirk leaves tonight for
Hastings, Mimi, where she will visit
for time and will take in the state
fair at Minneapolis before her return
to this city.
Philip OCOnnor. the man found I'M
conscious in this city near the river
bank recently, is improving in the hos
pital at Crookston.
The Foresters held very enjoyable
reception at the Woodman hall last
evening in honor of Mrs. O'Riley and
Mrs. Lillag. Games and refreshments
added to the evenings pleasures
Wedding bells are likely to ring in
prominent French society circles in
the near future. The names of the
parties most interested are withheld
by request.
A black bear weighing $50 pounds
was killed Tuesday nine miles south
of Crookston by party of Crookston
men. They chased the bruin several
miles before they captured him.