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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16

banerneS @reriere % 0nrbmHno,
fcr at Dc ifuioe fort9lle, bporneaen
Die udfbGHsige aornpaHier inSfsrte
til De % De @per. gnSoiOere blep
oct gootgiurt giennem 9rebe, at
SianodrO fit ieuoe Ole fra Reooe.
iba, auu., til Barter Springs / fam.
me Stat for 61ac pr. 100 8unS,
boorinoo uafb9neise Sl~ieprooueen.
ter maatte betaIc lie ior famine
Stpffe @ei.
Oct bar Stan6arD Oil Gompanps
tioiigere 4geHt | 8opefa, 6. 6. 8ia.
bopt, fom opIgfte ON 9eitiffeIien af
SernbanefoIf. 8eb ianIebeg at er.
boerpe SpIpsninser ON, 6otIfe San.
Selsm9no Der / bper 9p fisbte Ole
oa ioIgte ben til fine <noer, funba
Stan6aro Oil god til benz og giere
SiIbno on at tntoeriGtge oe uafbpn.
gi8e Gompanier. Biabopt fortalte
mango Grentpler berpaa. 6. s.
Mc@artbp fra Snbian 5erritorp for.
ipnese Snterfiate GuInmiSIion i. meS
Srepe, JON bier, at oct foiteoe
Staaoaro Oil 61ac at ienbe Ole,
boer andre madtte betale lie.
Wisiouris attornep General, Ser.
bert 9. Sobtep, bar / 4aniaS Gitu
Den 1850 @artS. 9u man ipurgte
bam, ON Sobn o. 8ocfefeIter, nar
bleoen itesHet, fbnre6e bait: ~9i
bar isgt o8 isger f~rern0eIes at for.
fpnoe SteoHin8en for tont; men
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relic ie9 mere enifer. SstdteretS
8ienoeLie | Sagerne moo S~obuf8tru.
item og Yapirtruiten oil iptte mia
iltano I'll at bebdH6Ee Senrp 8. go.
gers ubeu Silfebdnbifer, naar lea
nGIte Gang fdar bam op poa @i6ue.
ftolen. Si9r pasier Ssieterctaoum.
men oper Eapirtruften paa Ole.
trliten."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16

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@oItrr Miaer % Gbriitim 9ufe
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ntbetSc paa en- Serubanc, iom ifol
gao gieunem De 9tprcr % Iorohicr,
itm oct miStre Slori0o beitoor al. %
Sc bebanoIeoes life iom ififfcIige Nr.
bciSSfoIf, men iom SIaucr. Dc ftf
baorIjg Mao % 0rGOe8 ircm iom
llm9Ienoe. ItiunSt bar set / Sc iunl.
piae Ggne, OF Sen brGnoenoc Sol
Itaf Dem; men orbet0e ntaatte DC,
boiS De piIoe unogaa GrDal. 9e
iagOe ga til Spipu5monoeu, at Sc
riIbc reiie. "Gei", iuoreoe ban;
~a%outrdften er enoml life roIeben,
% s faar perseo bli." Soo for.
ic9te be at rsuitne; men boorleoeS
ituIoe be fonrme opcr &c 0pbe 0tnrer
og gtord0ier. Der emringe0e Oem
pou aIe &nntere Dc blcb mart inS.
Geuteoe at gagten og fgrte tirbogc.
Ge 1apOe ifrepet til tine 6olf / &bi,
fa0elebia cg fortolt OH i'm mfelige
Iititono ltoen at faa Soar. cSmio.
Icrtib bar fIere at Dem blepne ipse o.
Lea %tifiengs. Ssniiber ff man / Obi.
Icbetpbia bloc, bporLe0eS set par tat,
og ntan tos Sfribt til at bciri Sc
utpffeli9e. geo at benben0e TIA iii
S%onpaniet fit man Sen 9elfeb, at oe
lusge Wrno ifuloe Is@laoeS moo en-
8oOtgisrdie al 500 ior boer. @a(.
fer WiaerS Mor ienOte $50, o9 an.
ere gior6e oct fannie. De boioe
'Slaper fit oa SOP til at relic; mer
buorteOeS iful0e DC femme biem 0en
lange Sci? Gt bleo ocreS egcn Gag.
8oiter Riaer % S'gteiI itiul zig ino
paa eft 6ragttrpn % uaae6e 8bila.
ceIpbia; auore aior0e set iarmnc.
aae er De 6lepne leIicIsie. 20 nnae
MGnb, Gaupiep Oh Starr, mnattc
tiiue tilba9e, oa De Iaa ipge. aiito.
r%iteterue | Ehifaoelptia nnSerIsger
Sagcu. 8ttteruc tiger, at De life fiji
en- Gent | Detailing og at Sc blep
brepne til at arbeibe / aRfenS &eir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16

ina COMPANY, taller ! en- anoen Gone.
"Srpaaerne er p~rgerIige, iagoe Dau
til Ell Reporter. "MaHae al Dem ari.
per en- itor MGHgSe Smdaidlooner,
iom De maa betoIe 9ieeHie for. og mt
blioer 8eIpbet SobbeIt iua tort iom
for. 3ngle SaIooner oil bIi nsot til
at lnffe, meSenS andre oil faa Ell iaa
meeet iisrrc AiiGtnina. MeS sen.
jpn til 9%rpgaerierue pil 6ororonin.
gen pirfe besae Seie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16
Hccc's


%reuier og berger 8Iosst ca bssaer %
belle Spltsmet,
Del 5eIbressr saSiiaIt ale Staslss'
oomnae ira glsumer tl Sierteiipse.
Sci er Def beots sRioNel ior sectarrs.
a6elmatisme % SpSgeyiia.
Sci er hi ale Siser al ahret ben met
npttise yieNieiH.
SisIe grfRrinuer ifaoiritts Sagig ni
beIbreSeee giRnS og arinSer.
cper $4,000 eioneSeprn meetaane !
te War en- n%iorliguciig Slesoro.
J Sablei iaa bel lcm ! ben ieopai!iae
ilpSeuSs 6orIa 100 EOisr en- ScuaH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16
Wdtlovie unoer
kroninoen.

Sra &~rou6biem t~eIegraiere$ Sen
tiOe Rarts:
9agerne % SIagtcrne Der / gpeu
truer meS at iUcrfirtte Streif unoer
arontngsfcitligbcOerue / Slutuiugcu
al Stunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16
STANDARD Oil for Retten.

,Snteritate Commerce Commission
optager 6orber / annius gitp, no,
oper StanoarO Oil Gompnnns Sie,
neitemrno, % BET bleo ben 1909
Rorts bragt paa BET rene, al Som
paniet gap fine agenter en- mnaneO-
liz Sm til 0ermeo at bGtiffe Sern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16
Rommer | SIaperi.

ct SuretuHtcr | G~bila6elpbil
apertereoe eiter uusr NpHS. ican
ifuIoe faa soot 4rbeIoe % goo &c.
Ealing, ON DC piIoe gaa til Spoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16

Suiets 9anofomite inoTtiaer til
antaaelie BET al 8eprGientant Surfe
ira Sup 9afota inolepereoe SoriIog
ON, OF Settlere / Chamberlain 2anb-
biitrift ffal faa beboloe lit 5omeiteaa.
De opertraaote 2open u6eH at oise
set; men bet idnme 9iorbe 2anofoHs
toret, % S%nOitiQingrn qoar no paa,
at set life ifnl ntebfsre Cab % Sfaoe
for nuaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-16

Senator NeIion iif SEN t2te Sc. /
Senqtet pe0taget 9iaen on, SpiereI.
ien Of en- Bro pe6 Sort Sneaing,
DtinnPipta. SaHlme Gag in~Sbraate
BON Ell 9ia ON at ~autoriiere SaIget
al ct Stpffe 2an6 til Staten Niune.
iotn til Srllg for ct Sanatarium for
Snrinasipae. 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
PERso NAILS

Leroy Doty arrived from York last
night.
J. c. Mcneil of Gilby is in the city
today.
Charles Laski of Brocket is here on
business.
J. Peterson of ,Edinburg is here on
business.
Geo. P. Wilson came in from York
last night
James Knutson is in the city from
Niagara today.
VIM. Dryburgh of Hannah is among
the city visitors.
j. A. Berry was registered from
Jessie last night.
Thomas F. Page of Ojata is prom
inent city visitor.
G. Schjerden of Park River was an
arrival last night
r. E. Adams of Wales is spending
the day in the city.
Thomas Thoraldson of Drayton was
an arrival last night.
o. B. Olson and wife of Hillsboro
are visiting in the city.
Judge Kneeshaw stopped between
trains In the city today.
p. H. Lee of Brocket is spending
a short time In the city.
DR.. Taylor was a professional visi-
tor to Aryilla this morning
Miss Mabel Durkee left evening for
an extended visit in California.
Miss Jennie Kppen OF. Hamilton is
the guest of friends in the city. A AZ
U. Upham and John Donnolly are
among the Grafton visitors today.
2. 9. Gowran left last evening for IL
brief visit with his brother at Portage,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
heard Of" was the reply.

heard Of" was the reply.
AT this point 1t was announced that
the cross-examination of the defend
ant by the state would be suspended
Judge Lauder then moved that a great
portion of the evidence be stricken
out for the reason that it had no con-
nection with the action but in motion
was denied by the court
The redirect examination of the de-
PENDANT by the defense was then COM
menced. .}e;
7 A letter which Major Murphy had
written to Seth w. Richardson in this
city was produced and Judge Lauder
explained that the purpose was to
show the handwriting Of the defend
ant. The introduction of the letter
was opposed by the state particularly
because the contents it was claimed,
were improper to set before the jury
The court took the matter under ad-
visement. t-
In answer to questions from his
counsel, Major Murphy stated that he
had never told anyone that the Crow
der receipt had been signed by Crow
der and that he had never denied that
he had written the body of the Dick
man receipt. Other questions intend
ing to establish the fact that the de-
PENDANT had not made any attempt to
conceal any of his acts were answered
and it was indicated that the entire
field gone over by the state in the cross
examination would I've followed by the
defense, thereby insuring a more
lengthy trial than has been at any
time anticipated
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS, N. 3.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lelander of
Brocket are visiting in the city to-
day.
E. T. Koehler of Cavalier arrived
last night and is looking after bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Alderman of
Reynolds are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. A. McMaster left last evening
for Chicago to visit her daughter, who
is i'll.
Isaac Mitchell Arthur Woods and
w. A. Schaalan were in from Inkster
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor have re-
turned from their eastern wedding
journey.
A. o. Crawford and p. E. Keefer are
Hampdenites who are spending the
day in the city.
st. Paul, where he was called by the
illness of an uncle.
Mrs. l.. Prescott left last evening for
side of sick relative.
e. T. Thompson of st. Thomas ar
rived last night and will spend day
or two here on business.
Max Reinecke and family will ar
rive from Fargo tomorrow, Mr.. Rein
ecke having accepted a position in the
bindery department of The Evening
Times
Louis Campbell of the Red River
Valley Brick company has returned
from trip to Milton and reports
abundance of snow there, much more
than here.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS
........... -. ;.
CONTINUED from page ~

Continued from page ~
Miss Thorp, there never was such
splendid violin playing as that rem
dered by Harold Heide at the First
Presbyterian church last night. The
performance opened with (a) Polon-
aise de Concert (b) Legende by Wien
iawsky. Mr.. Heide fascinated the au-
dience by the strength and style and
his faultless execution. We have sell
dom listened. to violin played who
plays with SO much musical express
sion and understanding. 70 call him
master of his instrument is not say
ing too much. He was rewarded with
loud and prolonged applause. His
second number was (a) Romanza
Andalusa by Sarasate and Obj Ave
Maria by Schubert Wilhelm. These
were rendered in the most magnifi-
cent style and evoked the most en-
thusiastic applause and a double re-
CALL
The third number was Zigeunerwei-
sen by Sarasate. This was the CHI
max. His performance won instant
recognition. At the close the distin-
guished violinist responding to the vo-
ciferOus applause gave Ole Bulls
great masterpiece "Saterjenten's Son
dag" (The girl on the mountain on
Sunday morning) and held the audi
ence spellbound by a marvellous dis
play of the most modern technical at
tainments, concluding amid a perfect
hurricane and tempest of applause.
The whole affair was an unqualified
success and will long be remembered
with pleasure by all who were pres
ent. Mr.. Heide appears at the M. e..
church next Monday evening, assist
ed by Mrs. E. ]. White as accompan-
list and Miss Marion q. Titus as piano
soloist. Tickets for sale at H. BEN
deke's Office and at the door Monday
evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. H. M. Erickson of Grafton ar
rived in town yesterday and will visit
her sister Miss Minnie Dahl who is
seriously i'll.
Travelling Freight Agent l.. M. Wolf
yer of the N. P. passed through the
city this morning on his way to Penn
bina.
F. J. Cummings has just received a
new line of self-flling fountain pens.
Prices ranging from $1.50 to IS.
M. jacobson and wife of Minneapolis
are guests at the Great Northern.
Mrs. T Gardner is visiting friends
at Fargo and Valley City.
Miss Minnie Dahl is reported much
weaker today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
WAS CAUGHT
in THE ACT
Well known Local Boy Caught While
Shoplifting in Local Store.

This afternoon a local boy was
caught while purloining a valuable
piece of silk in one of the large de-
partment stores in this city. The
youth, who is only 10 years old had
the piece of goods under his arm and
was, just going out of the door with it
when one of the clerks, who had seen
him take it, headed him off and stop
ped him. The manager of the store
was called and was going to turn
the boy over to the police, but he beg
ged and pleaded so hard to be let 60
that the manager decided to give him
another chance.
The boy, who is of very good fam
lily says this was his first attempt at
shoplifting, and promised that it would
be his last, and by the looks of him
while in the hands of the manager
will evidently keep his promise. A
few years ago in this city the habit of
shoplifting was common among the
boys, but the measures taken to pun
ish them were so severe that they
stopped it and this is the first offense
which has been found in a long time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Deny the Story.

The Wahpeton Gazette refutes the
typhoid fever scare there and says:
- "The Fargo papeps have sent out
the report that there is great ty-
phoid epidemic In Wahpeton. There
are number of cases in the city, but
as far as we can learn no more than
there are in nearly all other towns
In the state. So far there have been
no serious cases and those who were
first taken sick are we'll on the road
to recovery. This is the season when
typhoid is to be expected and people
should take extra precautions against
taking cold"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
HAD A BIG TIME.
Guests at the Robert Burns Banquet
at Mallory Enjoyed Them.
selves to the Limit

The fifty annual banquet OF the NAL
lory Burns club was held in the Wood
man hall at that place last. night, and
those who attended report one Of the
best time Of their lives. An excellent
program was rendered, composed 1t
musical selections. recitations, old
Scotch songs, tableaus and addresses,
all given by artists in their line,
I Following the program magnif-
cent spread was served and dancing
and other games were INDUCED ID un-
I'll q late hour this morning. "a mum.
Der Of people from this eity attended.
and all report q good time. Follow
ing were the commit tees; sssssi.
Reception q u. Coulter, Jas. Cum
MING. N a: Qertell. Lottie n. Hannah.
Mrs. D. Will. Il s5s
InyftationJa s. Nisbet, p. n. Will,
! Robt BraithMaite, RObt. "a. q ~. drS.
nj Balm. Eva MacD Donald 4; Bss
AdmiSs zion R0bt 3. Lee, I. ID. Lee,.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
ADWRECK ON
THE 500
Train Badly Shaken Up Near Forman
But No One Seriously Injured
Broken Flange the Cause.

Last evening serious wreck oc-
Cured on the 500 some six miles out
of Forman and as a result, a box car,
baggage car, two day coaches and
a sleeper went into the ditch. The
cars were badly broken up and six
people more or less seriously in
jured.
The passenger picked up the freight
car and some six miles out of Forman
a f1ange on one of the wheels broke
and derailed and ditched the car. The
baggage and passenger coaches fol-
lowed. The loss of property was con-
siderable.
The passengers injured were not
dangerously hurt but were more or
less severely bruised.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Sprained His Ankle.

Max Rabinovitch, the DeMers ave-
nue. jeweler, slipped and fell on
snowy walk yesterday and badly
sprained his ankle. He will be con-
fined to his home for a couple of
weeks with the injured limb. He de-
sires the city officials to take warm
ing and see that the walks are cleaned
before they have a number of damage
suits on their hands.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
]. w. Ross, the architect.
w. J. Edwards, the other architect
THE CITY IN BRIEF
North Dakota Rows.

Milton Globe: When the thermom-
eter registers 80 below in the eastern
states humanity drops dead on the
streets and all traffic is tied up Not
so in North Dakota. On Tuesday the
mercury loitered around the 80 be-
low mark and we confess to little
amazement on meeting a young ur-
chin on the street playing Justify
away on mouth organ, regardless of
the antics of the thermometer. 1t is
such stock that produces sturdy men,
capable of graphing with the battles
of life.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
ADDITIONAL EAST SIDE NEWS
Continued from page 81
ENGINE is, REPAIRED.
The Large Casting Ifs Finally Planned
- on and Put In. a:ffs

on and Put In. Ft5
The large casting which has been
the cause Of many weary hour spent
in the dark is finally fixed and the
engine supplying light to the north
end and business district of the
town. The break which has been the
worst in the history of the light plant
was causd by the worn out machinery.
going on strike and suddenly plung-
ing the largest portion of the city
into darkness. An order was immedi-
ately sent to the factory which made
the engine to send casting and they
wired that they could not send the
casting until yesterday, thus causing
delay which would last until next
Monday If not longer. The superin-
tendent deemed this too long to- wait
and had casting moulded in the
Crookston foundry. It was then
brought to this city and planed OF
so as to exactly fit at the Grand Forks
foundry. Yesterday the casting was
put In Its place and last night the
city was supplied with electric lights
for the first time since Sunday even
ing. i
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Injuries Are Serious.

A travelling man in from Bemidji
states that the injuries sustained by
r. J. Mcdonald Monday morning by
falling from a ladder during the fire
at the Bemidji hotel have proven more
serious than at first thought Mr..
McDonald's leg was injured, but up
to the present time the physicians
have been unable to ascertain wheth-
er 1t is a break or bad sprain, ow-
ing to the swelled condition of the
member.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Services This Evening.

There will be Episcopal services
at the Mendenhall Memorial church
Of last Grand Forks this evening at
which the Right Rev. j. B. Morrison
of Duluth will be present and deliver
an address. The church has been Sc
cured for the occasion owing to the
large attendance which the eloquent
Duluth divine always draws. The SER
vices will begin promptly at Sis.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Is Yet JIncopscious.

Yesterday evening two men were
thrown from the blind baggage of the
Hanna train at Emerado. The men
were stealing ride from Larimore 10
Grand Forks and at Emerald the en-
CINE broke loose from the coach and
threw the two men to the ground.
One of them, E. J. Mulcaire. was not
hurt, but his companion, who was I'M
Known to him, was severely bruised
about the, head. He was brought to
Grand Forks and placed in the Bever-
ly hospital, where he yet remains in a
semi-conscious condition. TIE is not
believed by the doctors to be in dan
gerous condition and that he will be
himself In u few days. His name has
not yet been learned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Returned the Money.

John Hebron of Ardoch, who was
brought to the city last evening by
Sheriff Turner on warrant sworn out
by c. w. Rickert, settled the case out
of court. He sold the horse for 5000
and Mr.. Rickerd claims that the ami
NAL is not as represented. Hebron
returned the check and took the horse
home with him today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Match, Boy and Gas.

"Dickie" Mitchell was burned by an
explosion Of acetylene gas last Fri
day evening. A number of boys got
some empty carbide cans from the gas
house and poured water into them.
There happened to be enough carbide
sticking to the can to form consider
able gas. "Dickie' lit match and
touched it OFF. He knows the rest
It was too quick for him and he and
his eyebrows, hair and hands were
singed-Crystal Call
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Married mt Fargo.

w. H. Sabin of Hope, N D., and Miss
Lucretia Baker wer emarried at Fargo
last evening. Miss Baker was school
teacher in Grand Forks for number
of years. Mr.. Sabin is lumber dealer
with a number of yards in the neigh
borhood of Hope. They will make
their home at that place.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
=. H. Will, Haggis Bearns. Jas, Cum
ming, Jas. Nisbet. 4. \, as lais
: Briefs Arc Ready.

The briefs In the case OF the city VI.
y. Luck are already printed and will
be sent to the supreme court in .the
near future The case is q complicated
onesand involves a fine point of law.
The city sues Luck for the cost OF
Z lights furnished j. u. O'Dowd while
he was renting the hotel. The point
in the case is whether Luck has to
pay for lights furnished to O'Dowd
while O'Dowd was renting Luck's
hotel. In the municipal court in this
city the case was decided in Luck's
favor and this decision was reversed
by the district court at Crookstons.
Luck then appealed his case to the
supreme court and the case will come
up before that body on the 30th of
this month. F. G. Massee will appear
tor the city and d. T. Collins for Luck.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Locate College at Bismarck.

Prof. A. J. Button, the business COL
lege magnate of Crookston, was in the
city this morning enroute to Larimore.
Mr. Button reports that his business
colleges at Grafton and Devils Lake
are doing we'll. He will look over
the field today at Larimore and will
then proceed to Bismarck where he
will put in a college. 1t is likely that
he will also put one in at Larimore
and possibly one at Williston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
MADAME LIE BERNE.
Re1uty Snnciailst

Manicuring. hair dressing and mas
sage. We have splendid hair dress
er, late from the east who will give
you the latest styles. Hair dressing
for parties a speciality. Madame La
Berne guarantees satisfaction. Offices,
second floor of Security Block.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Is for GRAY All of the Time.

F. j. Levi of Marvel was caller
at the court house today and assured
Tom Gray that he was for him first,
last and all the time for sheriff Mr..
Levi is anxious to be deputy and if
his old time friend Gray lands, he
feels that his chances are good.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-26
Not Much of a Success.

County Superintendent McLain is
somewhat discouraged over his effort
to stimulate corn growing in Grand
Forks county. Last spring he made
an effort to get the pupils throughout
the county to raise samples of corn.
After large amount of work, cor
responding, etc., he is in receipt of
few samples of corn. Not many schools
took any interest in the matter.
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The Fish.Griffin Concert.

The Fish-Griffin concert recital to-
night in the Christian Science church
will be social event. 1t is seldom
Grand Forks music lovers have
chance to hear SO good an artist as
Mrs. FishGriffin. anu there will be
large attendance
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Masons Meet Tonieht.

Regular communication of Acacia
Lodge No. A, A. F. and A. M, Friday,
January 26th, at 1880 p. m. G. A.
Hale, w. NJ, l. A. Berg, Secretary.
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Lecture Was Interesting.

Yesterday evening Martin E. Tew
delivered his illustrated lecture on
Japan at the First Baptist church.
He was greeted by good audience
and held their attention for an hour
or more The views were very good
and the lecture interesting.
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Dame Rumor Says to Wed.

Howard Moore, the popular Great
Northern baggageman, will leave this
evening for ST. Paul. He will be ac-
companied by close personal friend,
Walter Long, Great Northern brake
man. Dame Rumor has it that MIR.
Moore is making the trip to kneel at
Hyman's altar.