The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-09


would see nothing but sunshine.
At Lidgerwood Rev. Rockman lee
tured on John Huss in the Bohemian
language.
Steele is to have a farmers elevator.
The 500 is building an engine house
at Egeland.
The Rotary, splendid juvenile pub
lication issued at Lisbon, will be mod
flied to meet the demands of the post
Office department, and will be decid-
eddy improved.
H. D. Fruit who is serving a term
in the penitentiary for burglarizing a
Lakota store, was indicted by the fed
eral grand jury for robbing the post
Office at LakOta. He will be tried for
the latter so soon as discharged from
the pen.
The auditor has issued both a demo-
cratic and republican certificate to
Senator Cashel, he having received
two nominations.
Grafton will have a street fair that
will make the other cities go some.
The Mohall News says hired help,
male as we'll as female, is a very
scarce article at this time. At least
two hundred persons could secure en-
ployment in and around Mohall and
when the harvesting and threshing
season comes probably one thousand
persons will be needed to dispose of
the crop, from present prospects.
House maids are now receiving from
three to four dollars per week and
many places vacant for lack of suf-
ficient supply.
Lightning hit the house of ]. E.
Miller at Minor, and after doing some
acrobatic stunts, ran down the post of
the iron bed upon which Miller was
sleeping. His head was within four
inches of the post but he was not hurt.
A team ran away at the ball game
at Sherwood and Miss Maggie Irwin
was thrown from the buggy and SER
iously injured.
The Darlington Independent is agi-
tating an electric or gasoline rail-
road to McHenry.
Merl postoffice was discontinued on
June Both. Mail for parties in that
locality is now being sent to Nekoma
and Fairdale, two new towns along the
500 line of railroad.
Over at Munich the base ball mines
are known as the Insurgents" and
the Regulars"
June in jamestown was certainly
month of weddings, twenty-one licen-
SEES being issued during the month
with four in one day.
Glenila township in Cavalier county
will build a consolidated school at
Calvin during the present summer at
a cost Of $4,000.
Loring w. Jordan, who has home
Creek, and upon which he offered final
arrest by the federal authorities,
charged with perjury in connection
with his final proof.
In September, 1902, A. F. Chapde-
laine of Sherwood. lost on his home
stead, a leather pocketbook containing
$3.50 in ten and twenty dollar bills.
Careful search was made but no trace
of the lost money could be found at
that time. On last Monday it was
found on part of his farm that has
since been burned over by two prairie
fires. The pocketbook was somewhat
burned and decayed and the bills are
wet and mouldy.
Governor Sarles has reappointed DR..
Aylen as member of the state board
of medical examiners and the doctor
has received his commission.
At Glendale Rhinehold Uttke was
acquitted of the murder of John Bartel.
The jury deliberated two hours. The
plea was self defense.
While playing with a 22-calibre
rifle in a; fruit store at Harvey, Joe
CHASER shot the ramrod through the
plate glass window and hit party
across the street. No one was hurt.
A case Of smallpox has been re-
ported from Aneta, the only particu-
lars learned being that the unfortu-
nate victim, woman, was placed un-
der quarantine.
Four brothers who took up land
near Denhoff, in Mclean county, went
to Nebraska and took up four more
quarters of desert land, swearing that
they had never used their rights. They
have been detected and arrested and
will answer to the very serious charge
of perjury.
Ralph Payne, an employee on the
Brown farm at Grandin, was kicked
in the head by horse last week and
severely injured.
A man named Plum, living one and
one-half miles west of Buttzville, sui
cided by taking strychnine. He has
fine farm, good crop prospects, wife
and six children and is only 36 years
old. He gave as his reason that ne
was tired of living, and refused to take
antidotes from the doctor.
The Union blind pig case, In which
the pigger brought action against
minister and others to recover dam
ages for the destruction of his place
of business by setting It on fire, reach
ed a close Tuesday forenoon. The jury
brought in a verdict awarding Barlow.
the bigger, damages In the amount OF
$40. He wanted $500.