The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
STATE GRAB BAG
Bantry has kleptomaniac who in
many places would be called bur-
glar and thief

Bantry has a kleptomaniac who in
many places would be called a bur-
glar and thief.
H. ]. C. Richter was found dead in
a field near Grand HarbOr. He was
an old resident. Heart failure was the
trouble.
The Inter-Ocean claims the Oberon
extension of the Great Northern has
been abandoned.
At Devils Lake an auto driven by
lady attempted to occupy the same
portion of the road as a team being
driven in the opposite direction. No
one was injured except the buggy.
An Italian peddler set fire to barn
which he had converted into a tenn
porary hotel at Doyon.
A coon at Devils Lake worked the
employment agency racket on a cou-
pie of boys and Is now in Jail.
Blind pigs have been furnishing in
Edmore for some time. Why did not
reformer Crary make howl?
The wind has blown the incomplete
walls of the Thompson laundry build
ing at Devils Lake down twice. each
time smashing in nearby lumber
shed,
Ramsey county officials are import
ing deputies from Iowa.
The Inter-Ocean has dittoed the
Grand Forks Herald in the position it
gives the ticket.
While Editor Bloom. as chairman
of the Ramsey county democratic
committee is seeking to save tina.
which is lost, Editor Small is round
ing up all the advertising.
A lightning rod swindle was worked
at Milton.
Minot BARRIERS struck. 1t is not
claimed that the extra quantity Of
cheek of the Minoters was RESPONSE
BILE for the demand.
The 500 is to name its new townsite
at Crosby Imperial. This is the third
trial and they may make it stick.
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Out at Kenmare they raise "spuds"
eleven inches long and weighing two
and half pounds, and you can't tell
them the potatot crop is failure.
Over at Garfield, Burleigh county,
a farmer in drilling a we'll has struck
a supply of water which is strongly
impregnated with magnesia. He
thinks that if he was nearer rail-
road he would have a good thing.
A certificate was issued authorizing
the Hope National bank at Hope, N.
D., to begin business with capital
of $4,000.
According to one of the Minot pa
pers the landoffice boom in the Ward
county capital has seen its best days.
The claim is made that there is not
as much business now in a month as
there was in former times in a single
day.
The bad financial fix at Bismarck
may ICSuiS IA NuCSAu6 ouC IAAC nPpAo-
priation. for the city band and the
band boys and many of the business
men are up in arms about it. On the
strength of the promised appropria-
ton the band has secured the services
of an instructor for the year and OBJ
ject to playing for the city and put
ting up the money to pay the leader
besides.
c. F. Davis was arrested at La
Moure on the charge Of robbing'
companion of SO. He claimed that
he doctored drink for his friend and
then went through his pockets. He
admitted having the money, but said
that his friend was drunk, and he had
merely been keeping the money for
him until he sobered up. Davis was
held for trial.
The foundation has been laid for
the $500 church at Orr. The build
ing is to be completed by Dec. Is.
w. w. Williams, while painting on
one Of the elevators at Churchs Fer
~, fell from the height of thirty-five
feet, sprained one foot badly and sus-
tanned several bad bruises.
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