The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-31
STATE GRAB BAG
VA bear was killed six miles north

"a bear was killed six miles north
Of Milton.
Devils Lake is having good races be-
tween local horses.
The North Dakota Chautauqua
cleared $4,000 this season.
Congressman Marshall is having a
new building erected for his bank at
Cakes. 1
Twenty improved FORCES have been
installed in the Ellsndale training
school.
The >Oakes Times has whole page
of sewer assessments. Good thing
for the newspaper.
The Devils Lake creamery which
was moved to that city from Keith, is
now in operation.
Nearly 1900 acres Of land have
been sold in the old Fort Stevenson
reservation this year.
Benson county supports nine news
papers, and some aspiring editors
think there is room for more.
The tail-enier Bostons won the soli-
tary game, a to 1 victory, while in
Chicago on their late Western trip.
An Cakes man threshed twenty-five
bushels of wheat to the acre which
weighed sixty-two pounds per bushel.
Wilbur >Longfellow who has been
doing the editorial end of the Reynolds
Sun, has severed his connection with
the paper.
The Northern Pacific has offered
reward of $1,000 for the arrest of the
party who killed Policeman Personals
at Valley City.
f. A. Stiner, the new poststamp
Ticker at Sherbrook, was serenaded by
the local band on the assumption of
his new duties. y
Stories of Yellowstone Park still
fill considerable space in the state
press, and all the articles are decided
ly good reading.
The Grand Forks Commercial club
received some decidedly fattering
notices from the press of the towns
visited on the trip.
A bum print caused the Wimbledon
News to stand on its head for cou-
pie of issues, and then Editor Stevens
stood him on his head.
A clairvoyant is located at Devils
Lake, and Judge Burke has stumped
her by trying to discover the future
of the democratic party.
There will be an effort made to bond
the North Dakota Chautauqua for
$4,000 to refund the concerns in
debtedncss and make improvements.
A passenger riding in freight ca
boose at Fingal was thrown through
a glass door by the sudden jar of the
train and was severely cut about the
face.
B. ]. Ness has instituted suit against
the Northern Gas Machine company
for $1,000 damages. His drug store
was wrecked nearly year ago by the
explosion of the machine
1t is said there will be number of
Independent candidates in the political
field in Morton county. An effort will
be made to get them in the harvest
field first.
The first macaroni wheat to be
grown and marketed at Walhalla was
sold this week by c. w. Andrews. 1t
yielded thirty bushels per acre apd
weighed sixty-three pounds. The price
realized was fifty-three cents.
General Brewer warns the editors
against the eating Of game which has
been shot, as he carried two pounds of
lead in his appendix for a couple of
years which reached it's destination
through the medium of prairie chicken
killed out of season. He having had
his appendix removed, is immune and
generously offers to eat the portion of
any editor who Years to take the risk.
The Milton Globe says giant moose
has been seen by different parties
south of town the past week. The ami
NAL has been observed in the Lang
grove about three miles south of Mil
ton on several occasions, generally
thought to be some domestic animal
straying around, but it has now been
seen by SO many different parties on
SO many different occasions that there
can be little doubt of the veracity of
the story. AS there is fine of 5000
imposed for killing moose in this
state it is doubtful If any of the en-
thusiastic nimrods will attempt to
modest the antlered monster.
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