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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

$23OOiTnhitaa Il. ,' so a sssy ven: house
v1iiifep ra,t neat; beautiful corner ou int.
paace as home or Investment sooo
S23OONew six-room house on Mort,
citw ,:"h street. This h TM s1 hsa
S sy water. sewer, nice Iar~n se naS
room, hardwood floors enSs pain
nM,oooshed. beautiful 80 r. Il. hn! ls.a,
4 Senty room for another hnu.a" VIII
st-c!ass investment. oe a
SS4{ONearly new six-room hone. .
No.. North end: ali modernn o exe. !n
a aeat hardwood floors and eGHc;ept
~o ass 'front.'; reasonable terms. n"'sn;
S3600Buys one Of the mos, m,..
d nut street. has 5 large roo on wal
in erm LII throughout. BeautifHI 80! mo-
M ~. WIN lots Of shade trees trees. corner
3RD Street business nrona,.,
cent that are paying 10 10 Gs the
n mtents. better than a MY install:
Pill better than having vnn. and
,:y,ti n1s ldle drawing / ner Ut money
w WI collect the rents and IN We
h hue property in general. ~ slter
~ BUSINESS, with no trouble =. u our
month"; whatever nIyer except cash w von:
10 o y II.,!y income check. canno+S 9 gu,
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GRAND FORKS REALTY CO.
ShConlA1 oLOCA PHONES sss
TT Good seven-room house. Min.
neSOta avenue. S1R
SECURITY BLOCK

RENT Good seven-room house. Min
AsSA nesota avenue; $18.
RENT Neat three-room house, Dell
As>A avenue; 81.
RENT seven-room house close in
AsSA Cottonwood street, modern ex.
cept heat, $50; water free.
EES0 Good three-room house. Dell
VOOV avenue; barn, woodhouse and
we'll; 30 tt. corner lot, $3.50 cash and
SO per month. ~
TESO Three large room house: large
~OOV barn and woodshed; viii rent
for 80. $3.50 cash and SO Der
C1300New four.room cottage: CITY
small barn; Just the place Tor q
smell family. Easy terms. viii
S2100Good seven-room house on
barn; nice shade trees; vii, nnr rent sm snr
$22. $500 cash. balance to suit. Ao'
S21OOAham.otthher good seven-room
moderate priced residence propertv
on University avenue. Tho fot sinns
70 worth 5000. Very reasonabie
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Experienced Business Man.

In the ad. of the Boston Store last
evening, through an error, the ad. read
We are not located at IA South Third
street. 1t should have read, We are
now Located at IA South Third street.
Any one visiting the Boston Store at
IA South Third will find as neat and
we'll kept stock as any place in the
city, and it is credit to the manage
ment Mr.. Louis Rosenthal, the pro-
prietor. does the buying. His many
years experience fit him for making
good bargains and choice selections.
(See his ad. on another page in this
issue.)
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zation and granting certificates O
citizenship.
No Meetings There.

At meeting of the ministers and
laymen Of the Crookston churches
held Friday, Rev. Markham and Geo.
H. Wright made a report of their trip
to Grand Forks where they conferred
with Evangelist Hunt relative to a
possible visit by him to Crookston to
conduct union evangelistic services
and after due consideration 1t was
voted not to secure his services for
CrOOkston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

II you would obtain the best shoes
$500 will buy, get the Tourist shoes.
They are made Of selected feathers
and we guarantee every pair we sell.
They come in Butcher style. made on
new lasts. and give fine At. Every
pair is made by experienced workmen
who rank among the best in the art Of
shoe-making.
They are unquestionably the best
shoe 0btainable for SEQ.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

Miss Hazel Darlington entertained
the Adelphi society at six O'Clock
dinner last evening at her home on
Walnut street. The colors of the 30
ciety, pink and white formed the dec
orations at the tables which was per-
feet in its appointments. Covers were
laid for sixteen and the time passed
all too rapidly as all were enjoying
themselves to the utmost.
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Judge Was Here.

Judge T. A. Morken of the probate
court at Crookston was in East Grand
Forks Friday attending to a few
business matters.
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Made Application.

Ole Wnperui of Germantown, but
who resides In Red Lake county, made
application in the clerk Of courts Of
fee at Crookston for citizens papers
and his application will be heard be-
fore Judge Watts on July 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
SOCIETY
COMING EVENTS
Halls Academy.

TONIGHT.
Halls Academy.
MONDAY, MARCH II.
Pythian Sisters at X. r. hall.
l. o. y; , r. at Odd Feli low hall.
Lady ElkS. afternoon.
Rebekahs at Odd Fellows hall.
THURSDAY, MARCH II.
ladies' Auxiliary r. NJ. clerks as
ISOLATION, afternoon.
Knights of Pythias at IL. p. hall,
FRIDAY, MARCH is.
Eagles, Aerfe at X. =. hall
rington's.
Modern brotherhood of America at
Odd Fellow'e hall.
, SATURDAY, MARCH 1e.
Halls Academy.
B. P. o. E.. Halls Academy.
SUNDAY. MARCH II.
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
FRIDAY, APRIL n.
=. d. intercollegiate Oratorical Con-
JUNE %
arand Council U. c. T. Grand Forks.
Grand Chapter 9. E. g.
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~ meetings are nights, unless other.
wise specified.
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Picture Of Hospital.

The Minneapolis Journal arriving in
Grand Forks Friday contained a cut
Of the new hospital to be erected in
Grand Forks this year. The cut is
good one, being the same view as
was published in the Evening Times
recently.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Issued Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to
join K. Johnson and Mabel e. Holen
and George w. Burd, Of Griggs, N. D.,
and Lizzie Bjornstad in the holy bonds
Of matrimOny.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Serving Papers.

Deputy Sheriff Orrin Daniels is
spending a few days In the towns OF
Gully and Queen serving papers in
civil cases. He also subpoenaed a
number of witnesses in the case OF
G. H. Stoffel vs.. M. o. Sortedahl
which is to come up at Fosston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Judgment Entered.

Knudt o. Rust has secured a tudg.
ment in the district court against Ole
o. Berg for $221.86. This was a re-
newal on an old judgment which was
outlawed in February.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
NV. HANSEN SEQ.
2O2 s, 3 Street.
Enjoyable Session.

The Modern Protective association
gave social dance Friday evening
following the transaction of the regu-
lar business. The many friends Of the
order was in attendance, and a most
enjoyable evening was spent.
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Got Wolf Bounty.

Joe Schmunk Of Fosston got wolf
bounty of $3.50 in the county auditors
Office yesterday.
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Still Have Trouble.

Although the warm weather of the
last few days has done much to keep
the snow on the prairie from drifting,
trains are having considerable trouble
in getting through on time. It Is only
with the hardest kind of work that the
crews are able to get their trains into
the stations ON schedule time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
s. Collins Back.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Collins re-
turned last evening from Hot Springs,
Ark, where they have spent the last
five or six weeks. Thep report very
enjoyable trip. While away, Mr.. COL
Inns purchased several thousand acres
Of land near the city of Denver, Col.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

G. 8. CRANE, n. D. (specialist)
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
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East Side
MINISTER'S DON'T LIKE IT
Crookston Preachers Do Not Think
Much Of Class Play Given BY the
High School Seniors.

The preachers of Crookston, that is
ten of them, do not like the idea of
the senior class of that city giving a
class play, and their views are given
out in the following resolution which
they adopted:
Whereas, a play was given by the
senior class of the high school Of this
city on the evening Of March 1. and
Whereas, many of those acting the
parts are members Of our churches
and Sunday schools, and
Whereas, we believe that participa-
tion In these class plays is detrimen-
tai to the spiritual life of the youth and
may create in them a desire for the
stage,
Therefore be it resolved, that we.
the undersigned ministers of the city,
do hereby express our disapproval of
plays given by pupils of our public
school.
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estate speculation managed to amass
fortune which was estimated at one
time to amount to several millions.
The extravagances and disasters of the
last few years, however, swept away
the entire fabric.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Killed by Tree.

AlIIed Dy Tree.
Lars Frisvold brother of Ole F'ris-
void who was killed by a falling tree
near Cohasset, Mimi, has arrived
from the state of Washington to take
charge of his brothers remains.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Underwent Operation.

Hannah the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Rabinovitch underwent an opera
ton today in the Deaconess hospital
Mrs. Mathison of Strabane also went
under the surgeons knife today. Both
are resting easy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

j. H. Lambe handles Johnson's
floor and wood finishes.
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For Second Papers.

secure their second papers, Judge
Watts will adjourn the March term of
court at Red Lake Falls until Tues
day, July 8, for the purpose of having
final hearing on petitions for naturali-
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In Probate Court.

There are number of hearings on
the calendar for today In probate
court at Crookston. There will be
hearing on proof Of will in the es-
tate of Henry Nolan and aministra-
tors will be appointed in the estates
of Chas. Erickson and of Nils Larson.
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Easter Ball.

Easter Ball.
The Easter Ball, the big event of the
year in Irish-American club circles
will come of on Monday, April 1.
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Taugbol Sisters windows.
j. H. Lambe wants your attention to
wallpaper and paints.
In st, Paul.

Mrs. John Sorley is visiting in st.
Paul. She will return within a day or
so.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09
Bought Piano.

Thomas Smith a prominent farmer
residing west of the city today pur-
chased a new Crown piano from the
o. Young Furniture and Music House.
The instrument Is dandy.
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Wrinkles are age-tellers. Drive them
away by taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. It's better than COS
metics. It does the business. IS cents,
tea or tablets. Lion Drug Store.
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To Bathgate.

B. Anger is in the city today from
Bismarck enroute to his home at
Bathgate where he will visit for sew
eral days.
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Open Bank.

Open Bank.
j. E. Arnott who has been cashier
in bank at Adams, n. D., will open
new $4,000 capital bank in Glas-
gov, Mont.
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Was In Wreck.
=. F. Read the Buffalo traveller came
IN last night safe and sound though
badly shaken up in the wreck of the
Oriental near Ojata.
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ARE MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
Iaugbol Sisters Will Have Finest Es.
Establishment in Northwest
New Mirrors. Etc.

NeW MIFFOfS, EtC.
When the improvements now going
on In the Taugbol millinery store are
completed, this enterprising firm will
have one of the finest places in the
northwest. New shelving, mirrors,
etc. will be put in before the work is
completed and with the swell line of
raster millinery now on the way, the
iaugbol Sisters will be able to supply
the wants of all
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Son Ia TIL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Soper of Crystal pass
ed through Grand Forks en- route to
Crookston where they were called by
the illness of their son, Bert.
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Observation-Disclosures Nan

Gowan.Peyton Man.
+. q. Reed of Duluth, representing
Gowan, Peyton & Twohy firm. came IN
last night from trip up the north
line. He made Mekinock yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-09

Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. NJ. and Mrs. C. A. Holbrook
of Devils Lake passed through Grand
Forks en- route to Hot Springs, where
they will spend a few weeks.
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Twenty Per Cent Afflicted.

Vlty DAIRY inspector Davidson
states that fully twenty per cent of
the COWS in this city are afflicted with
tuberculosis.
To Panama.
Jessie L. Youngs who has been en-
ployed in the Great Northern Offices
in this city will leave soon for Pan
ANA to accept a good position.
He had no coat upon his back,
But had one on his tongue,
And Rocky Mountain Tea, It's said,
Kept him from being hung.
Dad Breath.)
Lion Drug Store.
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~ meetings are nights, unless other.
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The Light House.
For anything in light, call up the
Light House, 4ss both phones. Gas
and electrical goods. Monley & Smith,
props.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Pierce, Dentist, removed to IS
South Third street. Office With DR..
Engstad.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29
PREACHERS APPLAUD
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE

Pittsburg. Oct. 29.-Advanced vaudeville
was injected into a meeting OF the Pitts
burg Ministerial association held In the
Smithfeld Street Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday. and made such a hit
that the wild applause OF the ministers
attracted the attention OF the police. All
the merry quips and jests were at the ex-
pense OF other denominations.
monologue man told about a negro
who had been immersed by n Baptist
minister. The negro wore a S9s suit
OF clothes. which began TO shrink as
soon as he came out OF the water. One
OF the sisters threw her arms about him
and asked: How do you feel now?"
II feel like fool he replied.
10 was this joke that set the preachers
going Many OF them were doubled up
with mirth.
The vaudeville consisting OF songs by
negroes, a sketch and a monologue. was
introduced as a side issue OF n meeting
Of the Board OF Education OF the Freed
mans Aid and Sunday School axsocia-
ton
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM
"FENCING GIRL" WIFE

St Louis. Oct. 29..-Mrs. Dorothea Ir-
win, 50 years old, obtained a divorce yes
terday from John s. Fee. 81, whom she
accused of leaving her for another wo-
man.
Before the suit was filed Mrs. Fee had
applied for an information charging her
husband with abandonment At that
time Fee was living at the West End
Hotel. Beatrice Brevaine, formerly a
fencing girl with. Anna Held's Lit
tie Duchess company. was also a guest
at the hotel. They left Immediately af-
ter the information was issued.
Fee was formerly president OF the
Fee-Davis Coal company, but. accord
ing to Mrs. Fee, he is now a travelling
salesman for a champagne company.
He had written her. she said. of maxi
ing $500 10 $1,000 every two weeks.
Emil Dreyfus. a New York lace i'm
porter. has flied suit for divorce from
Beatrice Brevaine. naming Fee as CO.
respondent. He also has a scit pend
ing against Fee for alienation of his
wifes affections.
Mrs. Fee has pending a suit against
Fee for between $50 900 and 100000 which.
she says. she loaned him.
Her maiden name was EstlinG and
her home was in Detroit Her first hus-
band was a rich railroad Official. She
had been a widow five years when she
was married 10 Fee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29
GENERAL BREAK
AMONG TELEGRAPHERS

New York, Oct 29-There we're evil
dences of a general break I'm the ranks of
the striking telegraph operators today. as
large numbers applied to the companies
for reinstatement. one OF the companies
has received 80 applications within the last
"a hours. The cause OF the break does not
appear to result from any formal or con-
certed action. but from gradual disinte-
grafton and a feeling among the individ-
ual strikers that nothing further Is OBJ
tainable from the companies. The applica-
tions are being considered on their indi-
vIdual merits and about 90 per cent have
been accepted, care being taken not TO re-
Instste those who have actively agitated
against the companies
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29
EARL's son
MAY YET WED
Al ACTRESS

London, Oct. 29.-London is full OF gos-
sip to the effect that the Zeal Of Rose
bery's SON, Lord Dalmeny, has become en-
gagged TO pretty Phyllis Dare, the musical
comedy actres.
Everybody seems aware OF the report
except the young peers family. Lord
Rosebery recently denied the same report,
but theatrical London expects an an
nouncement OF the engagement soon.
The Earl of Rosebery has sen sec
ond godfather's gift of beautiful silver
cup to the son and heir of Lord and Lady
Monson. Lady Monson was Mrs. Law
renee Turnure OF New York, and her mar
riage to Lord Monson has proved Inc OF
the happiest OF all Anglo-American am
ances.
There Is an old legend In the Monson
family that every heir who was not called
nlaln John, without any other ABORTION
would never inherit the ute. When'
ra ther TO the surprise OF the wnole lam
iIy. Lady Monson presented her husDana
with a son and heir year ago anu
ord Rosebery expressed desire TO act
a. godfather. a great difficulty arose, out
Iadv Monson. with characteristic Ameri-
can dash. said she cared nothing Tor
Ios,endS. and so the child received the
na mo OF John Roscbery. Time alone VIII
Rear the legend out or rout H.
Meanwhile Lord Monson Is almost as
devoted to his stepdaughter by Mrs. Tur-
nure's first marriage. very clever girl
OF eleven, as he Is to John Rosebery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29

New York, Oct. 29.-Great assistance in
relieving the financial stringency is ex-
pected TO result from the large engage
ments of gold for import made Yesterday
and from the further large imports which
IL is believed will be made within the
next few weeks, The movement or
American crops to Europeaa markets. to-
gether with the revival of a demand for
copper abroad. will give the United States
large credits with foreign bankers, and
these can be availed of in bringing in
gold. II is confidently believed. to the full
est extent that may be necessary.
1t was announced today-Aat sepeFai-e -ef
the banks, which were compelled 10 sus-
pend last week. have about perfected
their plans TO reopen for business.
President Montgomery of the Hamilton
bank. a Harlem institution. which closed
last week. said today: This bank Will
resume business In a few days. not later
than Monday next in any event. l un-
derstand also that the Twelfth Ward
bank will resume in few days
The runs on the Trust Company OF
America and the Lincoln Trust company
continued today but in diminished vol
ume.
The American securities I'm London held
firm. The only noteworthy weak feature
I'm London was Canadian Pacific, which
declined pa Analgamated Copper ad-
vanced u, Anaconda lSb, AtcnlSOn 9s St'
Paul ~. Illinois Central III and Northern
Pacific Ia. Union Pacific was unchanged.
United States Steel common was q lower
and United States Steel preferred q
higher.
Business at the New York clearing
house was quieter today than at any
time since the financial disturbance be-
gan. Aside from the daily session OF the
loan committee TO examine collateral OIL
fered by banks 10 meet their balances
there was practically nothing for the ac-
tive members 10 do.
The stock market became quite weak
in the course OF the first hour owing TO the
unsettling influence OF the 81 point break
I'm Canadian Pacific, I'm which there was
evidence OF forced liquidation. The cop
per stocks formed point OF resistance,
Amalgamated Copper rising Ia, Anaconda
2. CRANKY Mining 5. and American Smelt-
ing preferred n point. Northern Pacific.
Pacific Mail and Wisconsin Central pre-
ferrNed also rose 2 and Heading over a
point. New York Central weakened sharp
ly TO 81 below last night Pennsylvania
fell ~, Brooklyn Transit Ia, and st.
Paul ana Cn.oa Pacific a point or more.
The closing out OF loans at the Stock
Exchange threw renewed Offering OF
stocks on the market where there was no
adequate demand to meet the supply
caused prices TO crumble away at heavy
sacrifices for the sellers. Canadian Pa
cific's decline reached ? points. Pennsyl-
vania nearly 5. Union Pacific a., St. Paul
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-29
NEWPORT TURNS
ITS FACE FROM
6. P. WETMORE
Progressive Business nen Who Are Making 1t City
OF and For the People Responsible for Change OF
Heart.

this edct having gone forth. wise men
and women knew from experience, per
haps. that IL were better TO accept the
situation than endeavor TO force thclr
way and locate within the latitude claim
ed as sacred ground by these dlctators'
CITY GROWTH STOPPED.
The city stopped In growth, as all
communities are bound to do. when each
census taking shows population only
equal to that OF the year previous.
Business men. realizing the trend OF af-
fairs. like good Americans. and wide
awake merchants, after a study OF the
situation, decided that something must be
done for self-protection. Old conditions,
once sufficient. no. longer satisfy, with
the result that progressive men OF the
city. constituting the larger part OF the
population, have worked and are working
on plans. have thought and are thinking
of schemes, from which new city VIII
arise, where those who appreciate that
beautiful city will be well cared for
as In the past. but where men have come
to understand that other avenues are
open TO them, and other ambitions, more
laudable than simply catering to the
w'hims and caprlces OF few, are more
praiseworthy and profitable.
A CHANGE OF HEART.
This change of heart, that has gradu-
ally come over a once contented people,
accounts largely for the lack OF loyalty
to the former favorite candidate for the
renewal of the highest honor within the
power OF the citizers OF a state To con-
fer upon an-~ individual. Thinking men
have decided that in this business age.
II were better to place reliance upon
man whose life has been filled with deeds.
even though this man makes his home In
another city. Better 10 place on the front
seat, on the coach OF state. man who
has controlled vast interests with phe-
nomenal success. thus adding To the pros
perity and happiness of the people dwell
ing therein. than to expect. sor even hope
for cooperation. from one who Is de-
scribed in who's Who I'm America" In
few words--he was born on a certain day.
later I'm due course OF time attended coll
lege and finally served two or three
terms In the United States senate from
Rhode Island