The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-29
State Grab Bal

Valley City had a "clean up day
last week.
Wheat seeding has been completed
in Griggs county.
The Cando creamery will be re-
opened on June 4.
Hillsboro is to celebrate the nations
birthday in fitting manner.
Edinburg people got busy and plant
ed a bunch of trees about the school
grounds.
Editor F. j. Prochaska Of the Park
River Gazette-News has purchased an
automobile.
Governor Burke will attend the
commencement exercises at the VAL
ley City normal.
w. Tilton, a 500 brakeman, had q
leg injured while engaged in switch
ing at Fairdale.
Lars Evenson, while working on q
plow near Cando, was kicked by q
horse and rendered unconscious,
There are four graduates from the
Cando high school this year, and the
commencement exercises are to &C.
cur en- May 81.
The Musical club of Williston will
soon give a big festival, the purpose
of which is to raise funds to be APP
piled on library building.
The new academy erected by the
Sisters of st. Joseph was formally
dedicated on last Friday night. The
building is located in jamestown.
At meeting of the board of trus-
tees of the asylum for the insane at
jamestown, two bids for the construc-
ton of cold storage plant were laid
over.
Because drunk was put in Jail
at Cooperstown, the Courier thinks
the state commissioner should be call
ed in to investigate the source of the
supply of booze.
A Fargo high school debating team
defeated Lisbon debating team. The
debate took place at Fargo, and fea-
ture of the labor proposition was the
question taken up.
Amos Fordyce and wife made an
effort to leave Cakes, all unbeknown
to their friends. The result was the
attaching of the trunks before differ
ences were settled.
Eber Hacker, while engaged in dy-
namiting tree stumps, had the tips
OF several fingers blown OFF. Hacker
was engaged on farm near Cogs-
we'll when cap exploded premature
ly.
The Trail County Agricultural So
ciety Is planting a hedge Of Golden
Russian willows along the western
line of its fair grounds in Hillsboro.
About thousand trees will be plant
ed.
| When the lamp exploded in the bed
room Of Mrs. Cornell at her home in
York, she had barely time to escape
from the flames with her child, and,
In fact, she suffered several bad burns.
Her home was burned as we'll as that
OF her neighbor's, Mr.. Mac Paulson.
Charles E. Blythe, Guaranteed by
South Dakota authorities for small
pox, decided that the simple life did
not agree with him. and accordingly
he went across the state line into
Sargent county. The officials there
arrested him and turned him over to
the South Dakota officers.
Friday night someone broke into
the barn owned by ]. c. Hanley, on
the head Of Cherry Creek, Williams
county, in Mckenzie county, and cut
his harness and saddles to pieces.
They also cut harness owned by Joe
Stroud and Sam Boyd, whose drivers
were stopping there over night. Mr.,
Hanley Is quite certain he knows who
did 1t. and Sheriff Poe has started an
Investigation and thinks he will have
the guilty party in few days.
T. D. Rice. United States soil ex-
pert was in Fargo comforting with
Professor Willard of the A. c. re-
garding the soil survey which is to be
made In this state this summer. The
survey which Is for the purpose OF
determining the agricultural value OF
the land will this year cover Het-
finger and part of Adams and Nor
ton counties. The survey will begin
within short time and will continue
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