The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21
win Dance TONIGHT.

VIII Dance Tonight.
A dance will be given this evening
In the Normanden hall by committee
OF local lodges.
st. Paul Guild.
A meeting OF the st. Paul guild will
be held on Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. l.. w. Peake, S19
North Fifth street.
Look Over Hannah Line.
Superintendent Nicholson's private
car was attached to the Hannah train
this morning and the superintendent
inspected that branch today.
Return in Auto.
Harry Hewitt and DR.. Norton of
Mimic came in last night for short
visit in the city. They will return
via the automobile route this after
noon.
North Dakota Inventors.
Among patents recently issued are
the following: Henry T. Monson,
Mayville. planter; James f. Scott,
Rugby, bake oven: John n. Peterson,
Hazelton, tool.
Car Across Track.
a box car thrown across the track
on account of q broken rail delayed
Sunday nights train from the north
for two hours. The car went off on
a bridge near Mimic.
Trip to Mooseiaw.
"Chuck" Chandler. the we'll known
baseball player. left this morning for
Moosejaw, N. w. T.. expecting to be
gone about q week. He may decide
to locate in the Canadian northwest.
John Chrlstianson Hurt.
John Christianson is the name of a
man picked up at Devils Lake Sun
day morning in an unconscious con-
dition. Christensen was found in the
railroad yards. and was suffering with
an injury in the head.
Opened Rummage Sale.
The rummage sale of the w. r. C.
was opened this morning in the build
ing. III North Third street. The sale
bids fair to be a success. the ladies
having been busy for some time past
arrangements for it.
Excitement on Chestnut.
Last evening about supper time, two
horses galloping madly down Chestnut
street created several kinds of ex-
element and mothers could be seen
along the entire length of the street
shooting" their children to safety.
Position in Bemfdji.
Leonard LOdmell, formerly assist
ant bookkeeper in the offices of the
st. Hilaire Lumber company in this
city, left this morning for Benlidji
where he will accept the position of
with the same company.
Still Unconscious.
Fred Isham, who was badly hurt
n collision on Saturday night, is
somewhat improved today although
lie is still in semi-unconscious
'tate. At intervals he makes efforts
o rouse himself from his stupor and
It times recognizes his attendants.
Case Settled.
The case of Clara Clark against the
treat Northern has been settled, as
vas announced by the Evening Times
yesterday, the matter was pending.
md last evening a settlement was
definitely announced. The amount is
! satisfactory one, no figures being
,iven out.
Paid For Leg.
F. E. Dryer, a forman of a gang
Il men on the Great Northern, has
eceived $3.50 from the Great Northern
'ailway on account of an injury sus-
aimed by him while employed at
DEVILS Lake about two months ago.
Is a result of the accident, Dryers
eg was amputated.
Brought Carload of Horses.
F. c. Bacon returned this morning
rom weeks trip to Iowa points. He
'rought with him carload of fine
irving horses for the Bacon & Van
Alstine barns in this city and also a
shipment of duloc jersey hogs. The
uroc's will be taken to the Lilac
Hedge farm owned by J. D. Bacon.
Would Return Home.
Sheriff Belford picked a young boy
Up yesterday at Devils Lake who had
ecently run away from home. After
questioning by the sher-
Il. the young fellow admitted that he
would rather be home than in North
Dakota. He gave his name as Niles
Dunn, and his mothers name as Mrs.
Dora Dunn.
Met With Accident.
Victor Beaudoin, an engineer of the
Great Northern, met with an accident
that will result in his laying
III for ten days or more. One of the
evers Of his engine hit him in the
,ye. but the sight will not be perman-
emily injured. The accident occurred
It Devils Lake.
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