The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
STATE GRAB BAG
A new church is being built at Mylo.

potatoes Wnlcn Will yleld 5OU D0SnelS.
DR.. H. o. Richie of Deering, died
recently, 1t being the first death in the
towp.
>Lansford has two rural routes and
two more are planned by the govern
ment.
Mylo has a new Woodman lodge.
There were twenty-three charter
members.
Minot has compelled the autos to 60
slow. They will be the only things
slow in that city.
Clarence Shelly, ten year old boy,
of Knox, fell from wagon and broke
his neck.
A bricklayer became overcome with
the heat while working on the new M.
E. church at Minot.
Granville is shaking hands with it.
self over the completion of the fine
Great Northern depot -
Devils Lake claims to have bunch
of harvest hands this season much
superior to those Of past years.
E. Bunderson of Rugby. terminated
an eighteen year official connection
with the school board recently.
Mrs. George H. scherer attempted
to commit suicide at Minot by drinking
carbolic acid.
A merry-go-round struck Devils
Lake. and Editor Bloom has q good
excuse for remaining out late o.
nights.
1t is claimed Chief Hurst of Devils
Lake, who only weighs $50 pounds Is
sitting on the lid as though he weighed
a thousand.
A half section of land northeast of
Glenburn few miles sold last week
for $4,000. The Improvements on the
place amounted to about $4,000.
Wood Lake on the, Devils Lake In
dian reservation, is being stocked with
bass, and an effort will be made to
convert it into q summer resort.
A five-horse team belonging to Mike
Teevans of Souris, ran away with
binder. When caught the binder was
scattered over several acres of land.
The dago laborers employed on the
railroad at Michigan City. enthused
over the contents of key and after a
malta stunt without visible results
number landed in Jail.
w. H. Mann, gardener near Minot,
claims to realize an income per acre
on his land equal to that of $1,000
investment, and considers his land
worth that amount.
The Mchenry county commissioners
have decided to submit the PROPOSE
ton of boarding the county for $4,000
to build new court house. to the
voters at the fall election.
While attending dance near Bis
bee where the liquid refreshments
were of the kind which has made Mil
waukee famous. William Sivnek stab
bed Walter Murphy so that it is feared
he will die.
VIM. Dunnell. the proprietor of the
Minot Flour Mill Co.. states that from
his investigations of the wheat raised
in Ward county, the yield will be just
as good as last year and the quality
as good or better.
Quite theological discussion is be-
ing conducted in the columns of The
Egeland Enterprise. but none of the
text referred to with any book known
to them-Brewer excepted.
The Farmers Grain company which
owns and operates line of elevators
on the Farmers road. refused to sell
stock to a number of capitalists who
applied for the same. The farmers of
that part of the state are getting to be
regular Russell Sages.
Wilson, prisoner in the Ward county
jail for breaking furniture in the city
jail, was sent out after pail of water
by Deputy Sheriff Fred Ehr Friday,
evening and hasn't had time to return
yet. Ehr recovered the water bucket.
Wilson. who was considered a trusty,
fooled the deputy right
While blasting rock in the basement
of the Masonic Temple at MinOt work.
The center of one of the broken niger
as hard as flint. and about an inch
long. It will take more than COM
mon mathematician to tell how long
the shells were imbedded In the stone,
but no doubt a long time before this
earth was inhabited by man.
The 12-year-old son of R. B. Hamil-
ton, who resides near Bottineau. is
entitled to a Carnegie medal. When
he suddenly saw his young four year
old brother in the path of the sickle
of a binder. he had presence of mind
enough to jump over and push the
child down on the ground while he
himself laid low. The grain wheel
of the binder ran over the elder boy,
but other wise neither were injured.
The Granville Herald says: While
walking along the Great Northern
track about mile west of town the
children of John Dilts discovered the
body of an infant in the water by
a culvert. They hurried home and
notified their parents who Immediately
came to town and informed the au-
thorities. The body was recovered and
found to be that of child eight
months old. According to the doctors
opinion it had not been in the water
over 48 hours and was drowned rs the
lungs were filled with water. There
was no clothing of any sort on the
child and no way of identifying the re-
mains. The burial was made in the
Granville cemetery by the authori-
ties. The child had evidently been
drODDed from the train as II was dis