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New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
q e. 80 srk Egl,s. .ls

Quisite tintirgs for evening. tnciudlK
Pearl. Lavender. Light Blue. PAX. Etc
you flsr cant keep from buying Vhea
y-oI see them especially at such p<iss-
IEu,.t=I5 Xa-6s.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
~ e. Cus aioz PnTling

4 vG- Iisce--S iaehes zide-sttrscr.v.
comb.rG--o- coll-iogs-d. d.swsyring slr
rufiing-
I.imis-T'vc Iieces-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
ss G. SIS ard Sans So

2ts.54 ana 32xS2-Tambour and S~is.
Applique ulain and allaver csrtres-
D. e and ~-sllopsl essge--gresr VARIETY.
Two.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
ti.zs Knives and Forks.... /.

Hand forged steel-ebony. bone and eco
bNla laadIes-set - six eacl-
L,mic-CEe dozen
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s2.2q Coucn cevers ...........,

Reversible Tapestry "a inches wi.ie--
Ri-biv colo-ed oriental strip ir aJt-ac-
tl,e combinations Heavy tfvsri criug..
Limit I've
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
Limit IS Yards.
3 CT. Mercerized Sateers. 4

Yard wids-black. white and al n. fast
ionsble staple and fancy shades 20 u1s-ea
dress fabrics OF Scr lsniuE bed sets
Lfai:-Ie Tar5s-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s4.sa Womea's Waists. 49,. ..2.71

Soft. Iusrrous Messal!ne white. oiafN'
u-ht blue and pInk-with elaborate yoke
OF Val and Filet isce-bodice of tucks
and Val lace inserts-lace collar and
cuYs-sizes - TO 46
IInit-Ous-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
SIS Large seauty Dolls. =. Ga

ASout - inches hIgh-double joiuted-
handsswed, parted wig OF flowing curiz-
lace socks and pa5ent leather slippers
Limit-Ols.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
81 g. Wemer's "a Glores... -

soft, fine Kid Ssir-emb'd hacks Tan.
GRAY. Brown Black White clasps
all sizes-A glove value that has no equal
this scasCu
Iamjt-TWO Pair
MAIN TLOOB-NEW BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
90 Ct. Jointea palls............ .4s

IS inch-fius bisquo hssds-closinz eyes
long curis-slippers and stockings.
IGmit-oCe.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
g G.. I'll VTccl Chevicts a

Black light and dark Nay and Sand
some shade OF Red To offer All Wool
Cheviots al price We name when ordins-v
cotton fabrics sell for more IS an sxam7ts
OF how little va consider cost when 20
have sale,
Ti-fr-iS Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s.. 50 Little Childrcn'S
8sarSkin Goals.

Fine White HearskiR-fuiI box styles. E.sA
rolling colla- and cuf1S-dorblz h7eas<--
psa-i button trin-sizss 70 is.
Ialu.r-TWo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
se Ct. Blacx Taffeta SILKS. 50

Pull Iust-e-brisht hnish-5O inch-s vide
wear guaranteed-0us O those phsnoTa-
snal silk offerings you le-e- hear os CUB
side o cur stores.
limits Ta-1s
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
BILLIARD AND rooL TABLES.

OF bIilfsrt and pool ts-
bIes; high grade bowling sl!sy buils.rs.
lo~esf prices Gsrx Bros, "a Inior ssssT~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s4.Ss Smyrna Rugs


-: vds. -Reversib ible-sTaF aFa r.s
ri, l7lgz 10 Oriental patterns.
lsimi- Two.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
g. Dress Trimmings.

Plain ana Fancy Pull B-aids. in black era
d. sirabls colors. also Persian bsRdings n
newest cnmbinatfons-uiaks an excellent
t-is1 % &c fashionable tailcrsd s5z-ts ant
coats.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
80 g. Nindnw Sfaces

Fine Lonsdsls Hollaad-Whit.. Cream.
Linen and ether good ti1ts-SIS II
slightly imperfect. but nothing 70 tuls
the wear.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

Pure Gum-thres quart stzs-strictIy vs--
fsct-no secouds-An Opening sale vziG.
that viii keep ''Ifsa-u'' IN yo1- r1s7ncT
for many q day.
Lfufr-Cns.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
sz.9s Boys' cye~cos4s 1st

Black and oxford Frieze AMI Melton.
Herrtngbonc Mixturcs and Gray Striped
CheViots-cenIre vssl--yc,yet lcrlars-
scmi-fittins 10 ID VS..
Ifmit-tm-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
SO c.. Envelope Bags. IS

BLACK oatskin-ChamOis i1ed change
pocket-Ieathsr strap-gllt or gun metal
trim d
L,n1i--Ous
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
sT.qs Silk Petticoats. .........

Extra firm Tareta SiIk-bIack and lead
ing street and evening shades. also saade.i
coIorIngs-fuu farins houucss with -lrte
snd cluster tucks.
Ifrnft-Crs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
g G. Bathroom Fixtures "a

f:esr cualivv nickel on brzss-
surl ne,-essary pieces as.--
TcWei BaE. Soap Dish To- tui.
'sla=s Hoiler. Tocth Brush Heis.r.
Sranec Basket. Fnrc- RonsE.
Ltulit-,'nz Fiece E-ca-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
AUCTIoN sAfEs.

RY VIRTUE OF the foreclosure OF chat
tel mortgage. Matthew McQuaide 70
Howard &. Childs. !. Bernstein, AuctiOneer
tyiU seIl to-day at 1880 a. m, At 20I Bond
- Borough OF Brooklyn, bar fixtures.
sac National cash register and chande-
liers. BY order of Beasley Hemmens,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
ny VIRTUE OF the foreclosure OF a chat
tel mortgage. Timothy sullivan 10 Howard
4 Chiids l. Berfntein. Auctioneer, will sell
today at 10 r. m, at $50 Bond St. Bor-
ough OF Brooklyn. bar fixtures. clock, cash
register and chandelier. BY order Of Beas-
ley K Hemmens. AtIorneys for Mortgagee.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s2.as Ostrich Plumes. ........ t.T9

Excellent quality, with extra vide glossy
Aues-Erench curied-blaciE a1d whtte-a
rare opportunity To buy handsome Piumss
below wholesale cost
Iirnit-TWo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
a9 Ct. Dressed Dolls

Closing eyes-dressed IN different cclo-s--
cap 20 match-slippers ana stockiIEz-
each IN box-cIean and Isrfsct
Limit-Ous.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
To-day Following Specials
yoMA1L OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.

go Wsroen's Cs.aeul Goats, 5.5s
Imported CaracuI CIoth--rich and glossy
medium and hip length-with veIVet
and braid o. Persian tfimmins
TIftors-satin uned-sizss 81 TO 4S-but Il
Izoes syvithout saying that u So best 70
come early for large sizes
Itmit--Cle.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOCRG-BREMEH.
K.Wm. H. Nov. 26. 10 AM ICeciIie( (nw) Jan. q
kronprin5. .Dec3. 10 AM tx. VIM. H.. Feb. 4
Cecilienew)Dec.1 10 AN Teciite enw)Feb.1 Is
Kronprinz. Jan. Z. 10 AM K. Wm. H.. Mar.
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
ERBOURG-BREMEN.
SSeydlitz. Nov. p, 10 AM "GOeben. Dec. 19
TBarbarossa. Nov. ., JOAN sMain. Dec. -
TKurfuerst. Dec. ). 10 AN III barossa. Jan.
sRhefn. Dec II sROon....Jsn. It
'Bremen direct. fCherbourg and Bremen
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB -NAPLES-GENOA, at II AN
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers-
K. Albert. -. Nov. 80. p. Lrere....... Jan. II
.Neckar..--. Dec. 4 Friedrich. Jan. %
Friedrich. Dec. Z X. Albert. ..- Feb. 8
k. Luise. -. Jan. 4 'Neclar-...-.Feb. Is
&OTnits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers, I'D & 4th Ste, Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & CO, No. 3 Broadway ~. Y.
Louis H Meyer. 1Ol6 Walnut St., Phils
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
sz2.oo Won.en's Suits. 1888

T7roadcIoth and Cheviot-Blaeik snd best
-olo-s. also fashionable stripes--three-
quarter and medium coats-ftted. semi
St4ei and military styies-with and with
out braid and velvst-au sizes
IInit-Cae.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
y G.. Wone rs HIST. Is

Fast black Cotton-fuu regular made
double solss. toes and high spltceI heels
good weight-aN sizes
IimiL-Thres.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

So WOmcr'S Ximc1cS. %
ETsecy FlanneIette-full length-Persian
and Floral designs-double yoke 'front.'
and back-plsated front and hack from
yoke, which makes them exceptionally tu.l
all sizes
Ltutt-Tvo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
$50 Y1ame1'S
Combination GaTuslES... IS

Fine Nainsook Corset Covers AID Skirt Or
Corset Cover and Drawe-s-deeQ lace with
Yihbca drawings and bows
IE-nIt-Cns.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
s1.s9 rringed Table Clcth... .7s

All Linsn-Fea-i Blesch-sxosIlsnt Qus!-
itv, with rel. white o. blue bOr5ers-Ss
inches long-full size dinner cloths
We desire 70 emphasize thst ebsvs
aTc all Iiuen-not what Eorrs sell
linen, which IS nearly all cotton
Limit-Oae.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10

Try Tribune want coiamus.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
SEVENTEEN FIRES A DAY
IN new YORK LAST YEAR

New York, Sept. l0-A yearly
chart has just been completed cover
ing 6,357 fires in Manhattan aud the
Bronx and calling attention to some
interesting facts. It is estimated
that fires started by carelessly dropped
matches and cigarettes cause the city
a loss Of about t2,500, 900 each year.
The city has an average of over 20
Ares every day, and fire losses in IL
months from all causes aggregate
something like $40, 900, 600.
Every time an alarm comes in.
whether it is false or not, the cost to
the city is $50 for wear and tear Of
the fire apparatus. The city also pays
out something like 600, 900 for dam.
ages done to asphalt pavements by
children's bonfires in the street.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
APPEALS TO POLICE TO
SAVE HIM FROM SUICIDE

New York, Sept. 10 - Lieut..
Thomas Flannery ON duty at the Gen.
trail Park Arsenal Police station, was
startled last night when we'll dress
ed man walked up to the desk. placed
a loaded revolver on the rail aud said
PLEASE take this. am not feel
ing just right and am afraid l might
kill myself"
The man said he was Emil Kosen.
thai, Of Baltimore; that he had lost
his business, aud that it had preyed
on his mind to such An extent that
for time his mind had became
blank. When he came to his sense,
he was on bench in the park.
When taken to the night court, Ro
senthnl promised the magistrate that
he would not kill himself and that
he wished to go back to Baltimore
where lie had wife and severa
children. He was discharged.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10

Tbcre is less than 800 pounds of
wood or other infamable material
used in Its construction, and all Of
that has been treated with prepara.
tion which, it is said, renders it i'm
pervious to heat. The car is strong
ly built 80 that it will stand almost
any shock that railroad service Will
give it. Its weight, which 10 nearly
30 tons and much in excess of that OF
the wooden car, is the only bad point.
from an operating point OF view, hut
1t is expected that designers will
profit by experience and produce a
steel coach Of equal strength, but Of
lighter weight.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
TIE CITY FATHERS DO
VERY LITTLE BUSINESS

At tho meeting Of the city council
last night Mayor Macdonald presided
snda II members were present except
Alderman Vennrd.
The street, bridge and alley com.
mittoe reported on the condition OF
various bridges. Some arc still in
need Of few repairs.
The city engineer reported that the
cement sidewalks on Robinson and
McCandlcss avenues were below the
grade three inches.
The monthly reports OF officer,
were given, and the weed and spoot
ordinances were passed on thcir flna
reading
All bills presented were allowed
except ono or two which were helt
over for more particulars that are 70
qui red before they could be passet
upon.
Aldermen Wilson aud Palmer wcr,
appointed by the mayor to meet Will
the board Of oquaiixation at CAnoi
City next week.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
SACRIFICE
SHOE SALE

zNHERE ARE SCORES OF PEOPLE IN
y THIS PLACE WHO WOULD APPRE-
clATE NICE, UP-To-DATE TAN Shoes
If THEY COULD BUY THEM AT A SMALL
PRICE
NE TAKE THIS MEANS or INFORM
ING THEM THAT We ARE SELLING A
FULL LINE OF MEMS. LADIES', BOYS
AND cH1LDREN'S TAN SHOES AT IS
PER CENT. OFF OF REGULAR PRICES.
THESE Shoes ARE ALL THIS SEASONS
GOODS AND ARE UP-To-DATE IN EVERY
WAY, BUT We ARE oVERSTocKED ON
THEM AND ARE WILLING TO GIVE YOU
OUR PROFITS RATHER THAN CARRY
THEM OVER ANOTHER season.
THIS is THE TIME FOR TAN Shoes,
AND THERE is No SHOE MORE STYLISH
AND IN BETTER TASTE THAN TAN5
THIS YEAR
Boston Dry Goods and Glotbing %.
H., S. AND M. CLOTHING
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
DECLARES ROOSEVELT WILL
NOT BECOME A CANDIDATE

New York. Sept. 10 A special
from Honolulu TO the American,
quotes Congressman Longwortb, who
has just sailed from that port for San
Francisco. AS saying: President
Roosevelt will not become candidate
for denomination unless tho entire
country demands 1t. Ho has firmly
made up his mind to stick to hi,
course and only u more widespread
dcmsnd for hip to accept tho nomina.
aion will alter his discrimination" I"
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10

great rapidity and the plotting and
scheming Of the high priest and the
Pharisecs with Hcrod are depicted ~
we'll rs the giving Of the thirty pieces
Of silver to Judas. who promises TO
betrAy Jesus into the hands Of his
enemies.
The presence Of Jesus, Is Of courso
only suggested, but 30 clevcrly Ia this
done that the spectator seems carried
back two thousand years and fAncies
himself nn actual witness Of tho
great scenes which accompanied the
enactment Of the greatest tragedy In
the history Of the world.
Other scenos depict the convulsion
Of nature at the moment Of the cruel.
hxion. the suicide Of the remorseful
Judas aud the bringing Of the glad
tidipss Of the resurrsction. Tho en-.
tire play is = drama Of simple ma5ss.
~ and wonderful interest and 10
presented by . company Of sterling
players.
Tho Holy City will be presented At
the Houston theatre en- TuesdAy, Sept
II. fIH sfi
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
MOO -WREckABLE COACH
FOR ERIE RAILROAD

New York, Sept. 10-The Erie
Railroad company has receiv ed an
all-steel passenger coach, which is
on exhibition at the Jersey City ter
imnal. The car is practically pon-
wreckable and will not burn.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
IS DENIED
CELL IN
PRISON

Chicago. Sept. i0-"I woull moi
break my word to a man like the
judge, who has been 50 square will
me. said John E. McCaffery, aged 22,
upon presenting himself at the Bird.
we'll today to serve a deferred sent.
ence of q year.
Despite the young mans anxiety
to occupy cell, lie was denied ad-
mittance and must remain free until
the return, Sept. 2S Of Judge Landis,
who sentenced him.
McCaffery was a letter carrier and
when arrested for theft of money
from letter, confessed his guilt.
When the judge found that Nc
Caffrey's wife and infant son would
suffer il the sentence were begun at
once, he postponed imprisonment
for two months, in which period Nc
Caffrey was ordered to get a job and
earn money to keep his family from
want during his Incarceration. This
he did willingly and faithfully.
He presented himself this morning
at O'Clock, but because he was Ii ot
accompanied by United States mar
shall with commitment papers, he
was denied admission.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
"HOLY CITY" A DRAMA
OF WONDERFUL INTENT

Most strikingly effective OF all the
religious dramas evor presented Ia the
Holy City" Clarence Benefits
powerful and interesting play pictures
with vivid strength and mastery
power the scenes and incidents lead.
ing mp the betrayal Of the Master by
Judas.
The dance of Salonie. the dAugt.
ter Of Merodias, before King Herod,
is shown as is lier successful plea for
the head of the great preacher. Aft
or Johns death events move with
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
JAP ANESE|
MOB -FOUR
SAILORS

TOXIC, Japan, Sept. lO-While the
United States cruiser attanooRa
was At Hakodate on her way to Tok 10
from ,vlsdivostok, Four Of her men
had thrilling experience and mar
row escape from serious injury Mt the
hands Of Japanese mob. Iu dis
pute over prices, one Of the American
sailors struck Japanese shopieoper.
A mob quickly formed. armed with
clubs and started after the assailnnt
and his three compani ons. Two of
the sailors were forced to jump from
docK and swim to n Snmpan. The
others were rescued from the mob by
tho police, who took them aboard the
ship.
The four sailors declared they wero
victims Of an entirely unwarranted
assault by the Japanese. A thorough
investigation by the ships officers,
however. showed that tho attack on
tine shopkeeper WAS unprovokcd and
tho Japanese were cxoneratcd..
The Chattanooga visit to Yoko-
hama has been marked by the usual
calls by Japanese officers. Full shore
leave has been given to the cruiser q
men and there were no untoward oc.
currences there.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10
State FAIR Pueblo.

Special train leaves Canon City
$50 a. III. ; Florence s:45 "a. nj.
Sept. II. 81 for round trip for Sept.
II only.
Special Attractions - Base ball
Pueblo aud Lincoln In tho morning
and Trinidad and Pueblo In the after
noon 40. round boxing contest by RotI
and Flynn ut the Grand opcrn hons,
In the evening.
4l.0o tickots good to return on No
10. No. 8 and special train.
I. g. @. HITCHCOCK. Art.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10

RELlEvfNG-Thc first appearance
Of frost last Nigh I will bc = great ne.
lief TO hay fever sufferers and with
eAch succeeding frost tho maind ,
will grow 70 much tho better.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-10

Better than , lsttcB-Ths Weekly
Tribune. Send II ~ your frisnds ~
a dIstancr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
Paving Talk.

A meeting of the Fortnightly club
will be held this evening in the Y.
NJ. c. A. building at which time Prot.
NJ. A. Brannon will give talk on the
subject of paving.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
STOLE $3.50 WORTH OF GOODS
Former Resident of This City is
Tangled Up in Court.
Case.

F. G. McInery, former resident of
this city but now of Fosston is up
against it in court at Crookston
charged with the theft of $3.50 worth
of goods from the Fosston wooden
mills.
McInery is well known character
in the valley and was at one time en-
ployed by the Ontario store in this
city as collector. He fell into ths
drink habit and afterwards went all
to pieces. Last October he served
time for assaulting a man at Foss-
ton.
McInery will probably plead guilty
as he has confessed to the thievery.
He says he fell against a window of
the mill, afterwards entering through
the aperture and taking therefrom
shirts and wooden goods which he
secreted at the bottom of a potato
bin in his cellar. His arrest came
about when he tried to dispose of n
portion of the cache" to merchant
in Bagley.
He has wife and several children
at Fosston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
take THEM TO BRAINERD, MINI.
Randall and Helgeson, Injured in
Cashel Mixup Will be Taken to
Northern Pacific Hospital.

The three victims of Mondays
wreck at Cashel, who have since been
in the hospital at Grafton are getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Metcalf, Helgeson and Randall the
men injured are from East Grand
Forks. Metcalf will come down to-
night, but the other two men will be
taken directly to Brainerd.
The wrecking train went to Cashel
this morning, and started the work of
clearing the track. 1t is understood
that the number of the snow pillow was
thirteen. P. P. Rand, the we'll known
East Grand Forks engineer was due
to go out on the snow train that was
wrecked, but missed the trip on ac-
count of being indisposed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
ROBBERY ON TRAIN
CHARGED To
GILMAN
Police Believe Him RESPONSE
BILE for Two Thefts on Great
Northern Cars.
HE WAS IN THIS CITY
Several Days Prior to the Rob-
berry of Minot Man and
Devils Lake Woman.
HE WAS IN THIS CITY

The robbery of Mrs. John Kahn OF
Devils Lake and of ]. j. German of
Omaha. Gilman was in East Grand
Forks for few days prior to the rob-
berry, and the police here have been re-
quested to keep watch for him.
Mrs. John Kahn was robbed on Sat
urday night of two hand bags, in one
of which there was note for $50 made
out by Attorney Anderson. A pair Of
gold spectacles are also missing.
j. ]. German of Minot is short a
gold watch, on which is engraved the
name "O'Connor." This was stolen
from him while he was on the train,
between Davis Lake and Niagara.
Gilman is said to have told the Dor
ter that he was going to Larimore.
Gilman however alighted at Peters,
burg.
The man for whom the police are
searching is smooth faced, 5 #. 8 in.
tall, light hair, fiat nose and wore
long blue cap, short dark overcoat and
cloth overshoes. He is smoker of
cigarettes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
SUIT FOR RECOVERY
OF ELECTION
FEES
Case of Il. j. johnson VS.. Grand
Forks County Up in Dis
trict Court Today.

The February term OF the district
court in this city opened this morn
ing with Judge Templetcn as the Of
hclal regulator of the judicial grist
mill The first case OF Importance IN
the present term was that of Henry
j. Johnson against Grand Forks caun-
ty and Hans Anderson. county audi
tor. This is the suit brought by Mr..
Johnson, in behalf of himself and other
county candidates at the primary cleo
ton last spring. to test the ccns,i-
nationality OF the law requiring can
didates to make payment OF certain
fees. The fees in most case average
up to about $40.
The case is being argued today by
Bangs, Cooley and Hamilton for Mr..
Jackson and j. B. Wineman, county
attorney for the county.
Court will probably take the case
under advisement.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
PUBLIC sTEM0GRApHER
LAURA DAUBENBERG
CLIFFORD BUILDING, ROOM g
Mimeoeraph Work, Copy
Work, Dispositions

rlo..u N ". ss3.x, rri.st.t. 2s2.R
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
Are Vacated.

The Offices formerly occupied by
Judge Templeton in the st. John block
have been vacated by him, his books
and furniture having been removed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
LAR|M0RE AND GRAFTON OUT
No Hard Coal in Either Town But
Fires Are Still Burning
No Suffering.

Attorney Steve J. Cowley came in
this morning and is spending the day
in the city. Mr.. Cowley says that
Larimore is entirely out of hard coal
but that up to the present time the
people have had enough to keep the
fires going. A wire received by the
Wisconsin Grain and Commission
company this morning from Grafton
brings the news that that city also,
has scraped the bottom of the BIN
and not one pound is available al the
present time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05

Q. 8. CRANE, N. D. (Specialist)
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05

Leg Broken.
Mrs. Hyatt, missionary in the
Church of God fell on a walk in the
1900 block on North Fourth street
Monday afternoon and broke her leg.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
ROYAL NHGHB0R PLAY was GOOD
Performance put on Again Monday
Night by Grand Forks Talent
was Excellent-Many We're
In Attendance.

"The Forged Certificate" put on by.
the Royal Neighbor Dramatic club Oh
Grand Forks under the auspices OF
the local camp in Keller's hall last
evening was a success. The big hall
was filled and the audience was an
appreciative one. The specialt:es were
good, the solo of N d. Black being
excellent. Following the presentation
of the play, dancing was INDUCED in.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
REMARKABLE WOMAN DEAD
Pioneer Of Valley was Crookston Wo.
man who Died late Yesterday
AfternOOn-Was q Brave
Person.

Mrs. P. j. LaChapelle of Crookston.
"a years of age succumbed last Mon
day afternoon. The deceased was one
of the pioneers of the valley, coming
to Fisher many years ago. In the
early days she had many an adventure
with the Indians, and in all cases
her fearless manner stood her in good
stead. She was born in ireland, and
was we'll known to all old timers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05

FILL A TOOTH I MAKE
SURE THE WORK is
BEYOND CRITICISM AND
WORTHY TIE NAME
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-05
Change Of Venue.

This morning the attorneys for H.
Langord in the case of Campbell vs..
Langord got out a change of venue and
the trial will probably come up be-
fore Judge Church. The suit is one
brought for commission on the sale of
a house and lot. Langord authorized
Campbell to find purchaser for the
property on percentage basis Lang
ord finally sold the property but re-
fused the commission stating that he
had disposed of 1t to another than
Campbeu's buyer. The latter investi-
gated and found the house in the name
Of Leipshitz, the purchaser whom he
brought around. Langord claims he
sold the house to N. Papermeister ana
that Papermeister transferred it to
Leipshitz.