The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Mako Survey.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Mako Survey.
County Surveyor Thomas Lawson
spent the morning at Arvilla making
several small surveys.
Asylum Board Today.
A meeting of the beard OF trustees
of the asylum for the insane Ia beinp
held ut jamestown today.
Called by Illness.
Fred ]. Brown Is at st. Thomas
where he was called the latter par,
OF last week by the illness Of his
Discussed Plans.
A special meeting of Fargo council
U. c. T.. was held Sunday, for the pur-
pose of discussing matters pertain
Ing to the coming convention at Grand
Forks.
Chfropodist Fined.
DR.. w. w. Jordan, giving his ad-
dress as Grand Forks, was arrested
last week at Neche for peddling with
out a license and, after paying fine,
he left for the south.
Suffered Bruise.
Donald Flaherty. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, suffered slight
bruises several days ago when he was
hit by the handle of an axe in the
hands of a man engaged in chopping
Adopt Resolutions.
The Bismarck council of the u. C.
T. have unanimously adopted resolu-
tons endorsing to the governor, A.
NJ. Anderson, of Fargo, for the APP
spector.
Is Regaining Health.
Miss koren Fundrum, trained
nurse of this city, has returned from
Devils Lake. where she attended Jay
Miller during his severe illness. He
is now out of danger and is recover
ing his health.
Change Made.
Travelling Auditor Greenleaf. of the
Robertson Lumber company, has quit
the Park River division and is sue
ceeded by l.. I. Dansinburg, of Graf
ton, who will make his Headquarters
at Park River.
New Dispatcher.
F. B. Kohl, who has been wire chief
in the local Great Northern offices,
has been promoted to the position of
dispatcher to relieve Frank Eisenhart
who will take a trip on leave of abb
sence. H. G. Stewart is the new wire
chief.
School Changes.
Henry Hanson has been elected to
the principalship of the Linton
schools, while S. T. Hawkins, who has
spent the last year at the Mayville
normal, returns to his old place at
Oberon, at an increased salary of SIS
per month.
An Oratorio Result.
Devils Lake Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Silver Serumgard returned today from
Grand Forks where they attended the
musical festival, and they report the
affair as particularly fine, we'll worth
the time and expense of any lover of
vocal and instrumental music
Street Cars at the Lake.
Devils Lake people who have been
in the city the past day or two state
that plans are on foot whereby Devils
Lake will have an up-to-date street.
car system before another year swings
around. 1t is proposed to operate the
Chautauqua line as a part of the
same system
Hold Court at Bismarck.
Judge Kneeshaw of Pembina
stopped off in the city this morning
enroute to Fargo and Bismarck. At
the former city he will attend the
meeting of the grand lodge A. o. U.
w., afterwards continuing on to Bis.
marck where he will hold court for
Judge Winchester
Change is Made.
Owing to press of work, Lynn R.
Sarles of the University Student, who
was elected associate editor for the
coming year. was compelled to re-
sign. At meeting of the junior class
held on Thursday. Don S. Ford was
chosen to succeed him. Mr.. Ford is
an excellent addition to the staff and
can be depended upon to do his share
of the work.
Want Militia Company.
Following on the wake of the ru-
NOR that the Fargo Militia company
may be mustered out comes the an
nouncement that Devils Lake is to