The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-11
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STATE GRAB Bag
Dickinson's light plant Is being in
creased in size.
Glen Ullin has shipped, 10000 head
Of sheep this summer.
A gypsy kid was born near Dick
inson where the band of fortune tell
ers were camped.
White Earth is to have new school
building in keeping with the progress
iveness of the town.
Wilton hunters report the game gun
shy, indicating that there had been
considerable sooner hunting.
A yearling steer escaped from
car which was being loaded and at
tempted to butt an engine of the
j, track.
George E. Lockhart has brought suit
to recover $1,000 commissions in the
big Lockhart land deal in Kidder
county.
The AbercrOmbie creamery now has
more than a hundred patrons, though
It has been in operation but a few
months.
The marshal of Granville has noti-
fled the public that he will not stand
for any more discharging of firearms
at night.
At New Rockford Jacob Labodie
started to feed himself into separ-
atOr and 1t took forty stitches to close
up tho wounds.
While cleaning a gasoline light
plant at Granville some one dropped
quantity of gasoline, and the fire de-
partment got the exercise.
Orders for a hundred stock cars
have been placed with the railroad
agent at Glenullin, all of which are
to be used within thirty days.
While chasing cattle ner Alex
Sweeney fell on him, and a short time
afterwards he was found dead.
Theodore Albrecht of Richland coun-
ty has offered prize for the best jar
OF sauerkraut exhibited at the county
fair. He is to have all the exhibits.
Large quantities of grain through
out the state are being destroyed by
fire from railway engines. The .ex-e
cessively hot weather may help some
.Judson Harmon attorney general
In tho M Iinot NJ Droo{dovt
during his last administration, has
been ON a business visit to Garrison.
One day at the Richland county
fair has been made special event
for the -WOodmen and a splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for the event.
During a thunder storm at Wilton
lightning struck barn in which two
mules were tied in the same stall.
One mule was killed, the other not in
jured.
Vaughn Kaufman, the young man
who was shot by ruffian at Bismarck
July 4, has been discharged from the
hospital, though he has not entirely
recovered.
VIM. Lowry filed a contest on the
claim of young lady near Denbigh.
She married stalwart young man
and Lowry withdrew his contest for
other reasons.
Two Denbigh men engaged in a
fight, one of them using handsaw
to disfigure his opponents face while
the other one used his incfsors to
good advantage.
William ]. Silk of Granville claims
to hold the threshing record of the
.state-5642 bushels of wheat in is
hours and IS minutes. Editor Pierson
held the stop watch.
A man named Brown borrowed
team from his employer near Gran
vile to move his family to a house
some distance away and neither fam
lily nor team have been seen since
C. A. King, farmer living near
Blackmer, sold his farm recently and
started for the coast with $1,700 in
currency and packet Of notes in his
grip. A letter received bv VIM. Wurl
of Hankinson this week states that
the grip was stolen at some point
in Montana, AMI the savings of life
time are gone