The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-19
STATE GRAB Bag


bass has been used for school house
since the foundation of that town, and
the Mentor wants the town to tsuild
one Of Ats own and quit sponging on
religious denomination,
Opposing telephone interests are
fighting for franchises at Maxbass.
A thirtaen-year-old girl was married
cd Maxbass the other day. and con.
siderable Indignation was expressed
by the neighbors. The bride was given
awsy by her mother and there seemed
to be nothing left to lie done.
The LarimGre Pioneer got out a
special edition booming the fair at that
place. 1t was a piece of enterprise
that should be appreciated by the pe0-
ole of that town.
A man claiming to be Texas cattle
king is In Minot, bait the banks are re-
fusing to honor his checks.
The ownership of the Grano Tribune
has been changed.
The Fargo state fair is getting about
} one column of advertising to the Grand
~Oaho 0LeA dCUA OuC 11uCs WAoOn
knows how to do things.
A $4,000 school house is being err
ected in Edinburg.
The Leeds baseball team has been
doing some sensational playing, and II
they keep up the record. they will be
able to trOt in the same calss with
New York and Chicago.
E. H. Huntley has long article or
the Seventh Day Adventists in the
Egelane Enterprise.
F. E. Perry of. Peru, South America,
is visiting sister at Egeland.
At McCumber German was to read
the Declaration of Independence in
the German language as one Of the
diversions of the day. He read de
wacht am Rhein instead.
The Mcintosh Republican says it is
nearly. always delayed in issuing be-
cause o fthe late arrival Of news items.
The entire receipts of the ball game
at Cavalier on July Fourth, amounting
to SCI was donated to the Children's
Home at Fargo.
Cavalier has q case of diptheria.
~ The Larimore Pioneer is kicking be-
cause the streets of that city are being
used for bicycles. Ought to have the
police of this city. They could stop
it.
H. Bennett of Larimore, is much in
terested in raising potatoes in this
state, and will endeavor to interest
others in the same line.
During ball game at Larimore,
Harry Cooper, who was catching, was
struck on the first finger Of the right
hand. The finger was broken and the
bone protruded through the flesh.
1t is claimed that the HalcrOw barn
at Hamilton will be one of the largest
structures in the state. The length
is l18 feet, width SO feet, with 20-ft.
posts. The stable has room for fifty
horses and the ceiling is nine feet
high. There will be used in its con-
struction $4,000 feet of lumber, 10000
shingles and % cwt of nails.
The topic of one of the Chautauqua
lectureres was 1.-The husband and wife
co-partnership; keep the old love
burning; let slumbering dogs lie; drive
carefully over the stony way, and al
ways let the wife have the last word.
Bring the flowers after marriage as
before. He is still alive"
The German Baptist brethren of
ENGLAND are at that place looking up
nh,,ro fhfc
They have not decided as to whether
they will build this fall or not.
The Russel-Miller Milling company,
now operating flour mills at Valley
City, Grand Forks and jamestown, are
going to erect a huge mill at Mime
apolis, the cost of which will be in
the neighborhood of 100000.
The Sherwood Journal claims that
5000 people celebrated in that town
on the Fourth, the crowd included
many Canadians.
The York State Bank of York, has
increased its capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000.
A choir of about 60 voices, assisted
by Miss Gina Lien as soloist, and Miss
Agnes Peterson as organist gave con-
certs in Odalens church last Sun
day at Edinbury.
The school election at Mimic was
noteworthy from the fact that women
I Officiated as judges and clerks Of the
Y election. The duties were performed
y in most satisfactory manner.
i Over six hundred member sOf the
/ German Baptist brethren (the Dun
K kards) attended the recent district
meeting at Berthold. The sum Of
3 $4,000 was raised to start mission at
} Minot.
Editor DeLaBere is kicking about
the weather. AS he was just recently
married it would be expected that he
would see nothing but sunshine.
NJ The Edinburg Tribune editor advises
n every business man of that town to in
n stall burglar alarms.
! The Steele County Sunday School
association held its eighteenth annual
convention at Sharon Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
HI p. NJ. Cole and party were taking
4 spin in an automobile at Kenmare,
II when one of the front wheels struck
S stone and the machine turned a COM
S plete summer sault, sending the &C.