The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08

Inc LtdgerWOOd BrOadaXe Is rapid
~ getting into the democratic class
| An OK team ran away at Dickinson
and nearly destroyed the city water
| wagon.
1t takes about all OF o. p. N. An
derson's time to explain his leglsla-
tive career to his constituents.
Mimic claims to have a masculine
milliner. II he Is married the MILL
merry bill will be reduced out OF SYM
patty.
A young man near Imperial was
suffocated by being caught under a
huge pile of over topping snow and
straw.
Mike De Ii Bere got rid of his kit
chen apron last week and the pages
OF the Progress were scintilating
with his brilliant thoughts-many of
which were stolen,
Senator Taylor's resolution concern
ing the observance OF the Fourth of
the world is receiving many favora-
BILE comments from the press of the
state.
A Linton man attempted to treat
some boys to booze and by mistake
handed them bottle Of formaldehyde.
The doctor removed the liquid from
the boys stOmachs and the undertaken
missed job.
Fargo capitalists are considering
the question OF connecting Wahpeton
and Breckenridge with a street car
line. They are convinced from the ex-
perience cr Fargo and Moorhead that
the line would pay.
1t is reported that St. John will not
only get good round house, but that
the Great Northern will put in a ma
chine shop there as we'll. so that en-
gines will net have to be run to Minot
or the Lake for repairs.
The Grafton News and Times has
the Plaza paper beaten several ways
for Sunday for punk spelling. There
ought to be some prohibition OF such
papers reaching the hands of children
attending public school.
Senator Ramsett of Barnes county
is giving some of his political malign-
ers some decidedly hot replies. RAM
sett has the regulations of being the
only man who ever forced Ananias
Packard to tell the truth.
Seeding has commenced in the vi
cinity of Mandan and travellers report
that it looks as though farmers could
begin at any time between Bismarck
and Jamestown. The snow is nearly
all gone between jamestown and Far
go.
Thomas Hyle of Rugby is exhibit
ing bunch of alfalfa which was pro-
tected from the winter cold by the
snow completely covering an old bind
er platform, and it had been SO warm
underneath 1t all winter that the al
falfa sprouted until it now stands -four
inches high.
The Litchfield Bulletin was one of
the two papers in this state which fur
nished Golfers with the sensations
for that publication concerning the
death-dealfng coal famine found in the
rabid imagination of the editor. And
next summer the Bulletin will be
booming the Litchfield country as the
greatest on earth.
Bill Vaughn, colored. who was land
ed in the Ramsey county Jail several
days ago and bound over to the dis
trict court to answer to the charge
of extorting money from a workman
in one of the local barber shops, re-
Gently had communication with the
spirits. and they advised him to plead
guilty to the charge. He did so, and
received ten-day sentence as a re-
ward.
Last fall a bunch of hogs got showed
under in a haystack on the farm of
George N. Brown of Antwerp. Mr..
Brown the next day shoveled them out
as he supposed, but one day last week
after the thawout, one lone hsg came
out of the stack, after an imprison-
ment Of ITO days. 1t was very poor
and almost nude, as it had worn the
hair on its back chasing around
through the hay.
The Valley City editorial Ananias
has 1t again thrown in his face by
the Valley City Patriot as follows: In
reply to the Times-Record's insinua-
ton that Senator Ramsett voted on
both sides of the anti-pass bill within
a half an hour" the Fingal Herald
says: I'VE are authorized to say that
Senator Ramsett voted but once on
the bill referred to above and that the
statement is falsehoOd."
The prisoners in the Ramsey county
Jail who are sentenced to hard labor
are to realize that a hard labor SEN
tence means hard labor. The board
OF county commissioners this week
entered into an arrangement with the
city of Devils Lake whereby the Dris-
Oners will be put to work on the
streets. A guard will be appointed by
the sheriff to look after the force.
The new order will take effect at once.
A week or 80 ago a woman whose
hair had become whitened by the pass
ing of many summers, was picked
up on the streets of Omemee dead
drunk. Last week two women who
visited Fargo were so drunk when
they started for their train that they
fell helpless in the mud and were
picked up by the police. A few days
ago woman was found on the streets
of Devils Lake drunk, and was taken
in charge by the hserln until shs no.
bered up sufficiently to go 10 her
apartments.
FORMER DETECTIVES on TRIAL.
Associated Press - Tia Evenlng TtRass.
st. Louis. NO., April S-rhs cases
OF former Detective George Williams
charged with the murder 0f II. Lee
Killian. also former detective. and