The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
state GRAB BAG

A young son' of Oscar Deehr who
lives on the Sheyenne river found an
English coin dated 1924. How It came
there is mystery.
The LakOta American says some of
the disgruntled republicans of Nelson
county are planning to defeat the
regular republican nominees.
1t is claimed that the new town of
Neville on the Aneta-Devils Lake line
of the Great Northern, will be one of
the best in the state.
Kenmare has three banks already.
and the fourth under construction.
Stanley had three weddings in one
week, and the Stanley Sun makes q
boom article for its town out Of the
circumstance.
Lake Irvine near Churchs Feery is
to be drained. 1t was once almost
entirely cultivated land and thresh-
ing machine is now covered by the
waters of the lake, where 1t was left
in the field at the close of the thresh-
ing season. ~
A1uASoA NtuhiUClS 10 luc Ouly IcSls
dent In Churchs Ferry at this time the
others all having gone to ChaItauqua.
Judge FulkersOn was to have remained
to keep Chambers company, but his
friends insisted in staying with a
religious crowd.
The Kramer Record Is in favor of
Incorporating. and has interviewed a
number Of the business men on the
question. All agree with the Record.
The Bismarck Tribune suggests that
when the Grand Forks Herald desires
to refer to what Jud LaMOure said, it
dig up some of its stuffed correspon-
dents letters from Pembina> county.
The disruptionist sheet at Devils
Lake is sore because Senator State
did not stay in Ramsey county during
the political fight. State was elected
two years ago as an anti-gang man.
DR.. P. o. Fjelde of Abercrombie was
one of the speakrs at King Haakons
levee following the coronation cere-
monies.
Rugby is congratulating itself on the
prospects of fine new depot.
The Optim;st claims that the people
of Rugby do not manifest enough en-
thusiasm about the new hospital.
Peter Rudseth, farmer living near
Rugby, drank carbolic acid instead of
booze, and died the next day.
The Rugby Optimist thinks the La
Moure County Chronicle must have
been sort of political hoodoo down in
Walt Taylors bailwick.
Crary serenaded Ole Nesseth who
was nominated for county commission
er from that district There is report
of Mccormick having been serenaded.
Finley has a new hotel in process
OF construction and a new bank is
talked OF.
Somebody swiped Editor Bush's
rain barrel. Must be the same fellow
who used to swipe Ed Smiths wheel
barrow.
F. H. Kelly, Bantry butcher, killed
a cow belonging to farmer and was
discovered. Before he could be ar
rested, he made his escape and has
uOJ Uccu HcdIu VI SluCc.
The Souris Republican speaks OF
Judge" LaMoure of Pembina. Now a
damage suit is in order
Now look pleasant and work for the
success of the party is the way the
Bisbee Gazette advises the insurgents.
The Esmond Bee says the roads that
have been travelled for twenty years
are gradually being plowed and the
regular section line roads have to be
used. AS one farmer said, it prevents
It's going across fields but the country
will be all the better for it afterwards.
The Crystal Call reportg radish
over seventeen inches long, seven
inches in circumference, and weigh
ing twentyounces-and solid to the
center.
The name of ]. X. Fairchild is nailed
to the masthead of the Williams Coun-
ty Leader, a newsy and bright six
column newspaper published at the
new town of Rudser.
At Sawyer the neighbors of c. Reed
had bee at his claim, broke twenty
ave dCIco, UdChScI duu Sccucu 6iAIccu.
He had been unable to work all spring
as result of illness.
The New Rockford Times says an in
surgent seems to be a cross between
bOlO-man and a water-buffalo.
There are six Norwegians, two
Dutchmen, two Irishmen, one Ameri-
can and one Hebrew on the Ramsey
county republican ticket
The Eddy County Fair association
has been making improvements on the
race track and .horsemen who have
driven over it say it is one of the
finest tracks in the state.
The Bisbee Gazette says Theo.
Cores, Martin Cores, NJ. Niemeier and
JAG Pockrzwinski met a cantankerous
station agent of the 500 who threatened
to shoot unless travellers cleaned of
their boots before entering the depot
and insisted on the travellers walking
of the right OF way to expectorate.
The state campaign has been started
in South Carolina. Dispensary is the
main issue.
1t is reported that Governor Good
ing has agreed to keep hands off" in
the senatorial contest in Idaho.
Grading on the new FlaXtOn exten-
ton OF the new 500 is completed half
% hoo,