The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-22
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Devils Lake Presbyterians will build
a manse.
The Williston water works are be-
Ing pushed to completion.
One day Of the Richland county fair
mas been set apart for the Woodmen
Of the state,
Scented bouquets are now nassine
between Mike De la Bere and Well.
ington Irish.
Inc Farmers mill at Devils Lake ia
having feed grinding department es-
tablished In connection with it's nlant
There is man working for 50 ner
day, as day laborer, in Devils Lake
who has $4,000 in cash deposited In
banks.
Duncan Mckenzie, who operates a
threshing rig near Wheatland, sur
prised his force by raising their
wages.
Stephen McClory was stricken with
paralysis on his farm near Edmora
and died on his way to the hospital at
Devils Lake.
the Williston Graphic has an ad.
which states that flies are getting bad
and advises the people to put on their
screen doors.
The Farmers Grain company is
building some elevators on the Aneta
extension. 1t owns a line on the
Farmers road,
General Funston passed through
Valley City this week on his way to
washington to consult with the presi-
dent over Cuban affairs.
J. H. Corcoran of Ardoch tested
can OF I've with his led pencil and lat
er put the pencil in his mouth. The
combination did the rest.
HOBBS found a spring at Mayville
which had its origin in the city cess
pool, only few feet away. Several
cases of typhoid fever resulted.
The Devils Lake hello" girls have
all been sick at the same time and
Manager kerlin had to quit talking
democracy long enough to run the
exchange himself.
Lew Mahoney of Emmons got the
bones of fish crossed somewhere
between the mouth and stomach and
a doctor and had to be called to re-
lieve the condition.
At Ardoch number of little tots
got possession of bottle of carbolic
acid. and one poured it down the
pants leg of another. There was some
infantile trouble at once.
John Wild of Milton threshed sc
bushels of wheat from two acres.
1t has been intimated that Devils
Lake has two democratic papers and
the Inter- Ocean is not one.
Crary farmers are contributing to
fund to assist William Nixon who
had $4,000 worth of horses killed by
order of the state veterinarian be-
cause they were infected with gland
erS.
A newly arrived hobo at Lidgerwood
was shot by his companion shortly
after they had alighted from west
bound freight. AS soon as the bullet
had been taken from his anatomy
he departed
John Herman and VIM. Crumb were
hunting near Lidgerwood and as they
were getting into buggy to return
home. the gun was accidentally dis
charged. the shot striking Herman in
the back. The muscles in the back re-
tanned most of the charge.
Mildred Richardson. one of the op-
orators at the Cooperstown telephone
central, received very severe shock
by lightning while attending to her
duties. She was discovered uncon-
scious by Frank Retzlaff, who had
been trying to get the central office,
and failing to do so, found her in that
condition.
The Valley City Times-Record says
that owing to the present state of feel
ing in the city relative to the shooting
of Officer Personius and the various
shooting and hold-up affairs in this
section, Mayor Wood objected to the
production of Rallies by the Hecla
moving picture company. While there
was. nothing worse in the pictures
than hold-ups and pickpockets and
chasing of robbers by the police, the
mayor thought in view of the fact that
a large percentage of their audiences
were women and children, it would
be best not to give the performance.