The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-27
STATE GRAB BAG

Dickinson has big Catholic church.
Glenburn.
Weight still things-double.
Weight still thinks-double.
Editor Wood of Steele is now the
publisher of the Dawson Leader.
o. Swanson of Courtenay lost his
barn and nine horses as result of
fire.
A Wahpeton young man died from
blood poisoning, the result Of broken
arm.
A box car buggy dealer caught a lot
Of farmers in the vicinity Of White
Earth.
A man in the Petersburg bastile
clambered up through the flue and
escaped.
Twenty-three young men at Court
ney have organized the "skiddoo
Dancing club"
A Minot man has mvsteriously dis
appeared and his friends suspect that
he has been murdered.
The Farmers road runs special
trains for the people who want to go
to big shows at Devils Lake.
Some lumber caught fire near the
depot at Granville and caused ex-
element for few minutes.
A shunted car crashed into the de-
pot at Churchs Ferry, knocking the
side out Of the gents waiting room.
A tower tank has been erected on a
Aill near Dickinson to supply the city
with sufficient pressure for fighting
fire.
A Rolette county blind-pigger plead
ed guilty at Rolla and has started to
serve his sentence as quickly as pos
sible.
There has been no greater change in
anything in North Dakota than in the
development Of the corn crop in this
state.
e. H. Gordon Of Langdon is making
great race for states attorney of
Cavalier county-on the republican
ticket.
Douglas Potter, charged with steal
ing team and buggy from Bells liv-
cry barn at Devils Lake was arrested
in Canada.
A few weeks ago it took seventy-two
point Corbit to properly spell En-
gerud's name and now nonpareil
seems large.
The Milton Globe seems to be the
only paper so far that has been caught
with the Herald democratic dope.
Rishof always was easy though
Adam Heb of Mclean county be-
came insane. shot one of his brothers
and shot at some other people. The
brother was not seriously injured.
The Devils Lake creamery is now
in operation, after about two years
waiting, since first the talk Of moving
the plant from Keith was commenced.
If the Lidgerwod Broadaxe had
served its constancy with half the f.
deity it has It's political visions, would
there be so many open salons in that
town?
Manager Bacon of the Minot opera
house has troubles galore with show
companies and recently found one
company was carrying away the
props"
The arrival Of the blacksmith at the
new town of Douglass was the occa-
sion Of bigger celebration than is
true in many places when John Burke
comes to town.
An Esmond man craWled on his
stomach for half mile to get shot
at three tame geese, and he got every
goose, and didn't know that they were
not the regular wild honkers until
some of his friends told him.
Two prisoners, confined in the James
town bastile, burned their blankets
and one of the men lost much of his
coat and a place on his back the size
of a mans hand was severely scared
before he aroused from drunken
stupor.
While James McDonough of Wahpe-
ton was In the barn feeding one Of his
cows, the animal became fright
ened at something and went after him
with her horns and front feet. Nc
DonOugh was knocked senseless and
was very badly bruised but fortunately
got out Of the stall in some way be-
fore he was killed.
Mllkman's Error.
Small Charlie had been given his
usual bowl of bread and milk.
This milk is warm, mamma" pro-
tested the little fellow. II guess the