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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05
DESDE TOA BjJA
Iunta EscoIar. - FL nuevt
syuntamisnto y eI alcalde
don Juan HeTranss
NOTAS De DUELO
Fallecen dos respetables da.
mas, que gozaban de sim.
patfas. -Pesame.

Febrcro Ell dia 7 del mes
pasado tomaron possession de sus car
gos de miembros de la Junta Esco-
lar de este pueblo, los sehores don
Pelegrfn Nevarez C6rdova; don Lu
cas- Luis Velez y Diaz y don Jose S.
Cestero. Practicada la designation
de Presidente y Secretario de dicha
Corporation resultaron electos res
pectivamente para ambos cargos los
,e1ores Velez y Nevarez.
Tambien tomaron possession de
sus cargos de concejales, el dia IA
del miSmo mes, los senores don Juan
Villa Rullat, don Francisco !. Salas
Castro, don Raimundo Hernandez
Fajardo, don Fernando Salgado Pa
checo y don Juan MARTINEZ Salas.
Fueron designados Presidente y vi
ce-Presidente reSpectivamente, para
esta Corporation, Villa Rullat y Sa-
las Castro.
En- e mismo acto tomo pose
sion del cargo dc Alcalde Municipal
el senior don Juan Herrans.
Eel dia /? del actual Sc die
crlstiana sepultura ell el cementeric
de este pueblo la que ell vida fuf
doha Inocencia Pena de Martinez
Era la flnada un miembro dis.
tinguido de esta sociedad, a la que
| daba realce y esplendor con sus
eXcepcionales prendas de caracter, y
un modelo acabado de virtudes. ST.
muerte hl sido generalmente senti
Ida por todls las classes sociales dt
esta poblaci0n, especialmente por |:
IClase rnellesterosa, que enContr(
Isielnpre ell ella, el auXilio efcaz '
oportuno que solo prestan alma
| dotadas de la mas hermosa de la
| Ivirtudes; la carload.
| Descanse Ell la paz del Seiior /;
lqne va no existe y reciban todos su
| familiares, especialmente nuestrt
| querido correligionario, don Manue
| Martinez Crespo, esposo de Ia hna
lila, nuestro mas sincere pesame.
| --Tanbi&n Ia Sid0 hoHllincil
te conmovida esta socledad por III
suceso tan trlstt como inesperado
lei falleClmiento repentino de la res
Ipetable dana dofa Petronila Lopez
| digna consorte que fue de nuestr
distinguido amigo don Ceferino Ne
wares. Dana distinguida tambie
Iy tesoro de grandes virtudes, del
un vacio Ell nue5tras hlas sociale
1ificil de llenar satisfactoriamente
Deploramos tan triste aconte
cimiento Y ehviamos a todos su
deudos, por medic de estas lincas
nuestro mas sentido ptsame.
| CORRESPONSAI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05
AV'SN

s. vcnGe por lamitad de su valo
un aparato para fabricar bebidas car
bonatadas. Sc componen del genera
dor tres fuentcs con sus correspondent
tes lavaderos de gaz, una mesa par;
llenar botellas de tapones de gravita
ci6n V su llenador de STONES.
Para informes dirig;r;e en- CamuJ
4 ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05

Seguramente scran muy pocos
los lectores que ignoran que el sis
tema solar (aparte de los cometas y
asteroides) 10 constituyen ocho pla-
netas que enumerados por el orden
de su distancia al Astro del dia son:
Mereurio, Venus, II Terra, Marie,
,I1pter, Slturno, Urlno y Neptu-
no, acompaiiados los 6 dltimos de
sus correspondientes SatSlitfS Q lu-
mas; y es igualmente sabido por to-
dos, que esos s planetas girdn alre-
ded II del Sol (movimiento de tras-
laci6n) ell tiempos mas 8 menos
largos, describiendo ell torno de
aquel, 6cbitas elip.icas, ell uno de
cuyos fo>os Sc encueutra el Astrc
Rey. Mercurio Sc mueve a una
distancla media del Sol de II mi
llones de leguas, Venus a la de 2t
millones y la TERRA a 81.
Con estas indicaciones, facil-
mente Sc comprende que Mercuric
v Venus tienen sus orbitas entire Ia
de la TERRA (I2cliptica) y el Sol,
viniendo a ser p,anetas iPa2iorl>
con relacion al nue>tro: y como
esas dos 6rb;tas so1 mas pequefas
que la nuestra, es claro que Venu,
v Mercurio Sc apartan menos que
nosotros del Sol; Y e. tam5itu ev
derte que cuando, ell su moyimi III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05

10 Qe traSldClOu, POI cleCtO uC Id
perspectiva, parecen mas proxlmos
al Astro del dia, la irradiacion de
/ luz solar los hace imperceptibles a
nuestros ojos, hasta Ell punto dc
que el ctlebre Copfrnico, el descu
bridor del verdadero >istema del
mundo, muri6 ell Polonia sin habel
conseguido yer hi una sola vez
Mercurio, que solo puede observar
Sc en- las epocas de su mayor alicia
miento del Sol, unas veces POGO an
tes de salir este, y otras POGO des-
pues de haberse puesto.
Respecto a Venus, Ell problema
es diferente. Su orbita es mayor
que la de Mercurio, y por tanto
puede apartarse del Sol mucho mas
que este; alcanzando a As grades
el maximum de distancia. Cuando
Sc llega a csc maximum, Venus sale
cuatro horas antes que el Sol (luce-
70 matutino) Q Sc pone cuatro ho-
ras despues que el (lucero Q estre-
lila vespertina). En- eSoS momentos
LA intensidad de su luz es tai que
Iexcede a la de Sirio y at1n a la de
IJupiter, y ESQ es precisamente 10
lque sucede en- los instantes actua-
lies.
Venus Sc viene alejando del
Sol hace va varias selnanas; hacia
fines de Diciembre y principles de
| Enero ha estado en- su mayor vecin-
dad con la terra; y aun cuando des-
lde entonces Sc viene retirando de
Inosotros, continua apartandose del
lSol, y hacia las 10 Il II de la noche
Idel mes de Febrero llegara a su mas
grande alejamiento de este, empe-
Izando entonCes Su movlmlento de
aproximsci6n, hasta que Sc pierda
entire los rayos de luz solar, para
comenzar a separarse del Sol por el
, Ilado opuesto y convertirse Ell cstre-
LA vesp4rtina.
Cuando Venus entra Ell su pc
: riodo de mayor alejamlento y sale
altes que el Sol, es tai la fuerza de
su luz, que puede defenderse de la
| d 3slumbradora luz del Sol; y dc
aqui que puede distinguirse en- pie
no dia a las 9 las 10 de la mana
ma, y aun mas tarde, 81 son favora.
b.es las condolences atnosfericas
~ cuando por el contrario Sc pone
cuatro horas despues que Sol (epo
ca tambien del mayor alejamiento
no es NADIA raro t4mp0co deScubrll
a Venus las ) Q las ! de Ia tarde
Iaun ell verano.
FL hecho, pue5, no tiene nada
de raro nj sorprendente; y puestC
Ique Venus hace su revolucion a
i, Ire ledor del Sol en- cerCa DE- 225 dia>
. Iterrestres, .es perfectamente possible
, Ique dentro de IN misno aiio Sc Ii
} Ivea a las 10 Il II de la maiiaua, J
en- la epocl oportuna hacia las sc
las 4 de la tarde.
81 En- resumen. 81 hasta el saba
do no Sc ha Ijado el phblico ell We
mus, es 10 cierto que desde hace V;
} dias que era visible a las 9 de |;
a mlnana; como 10 es tambiGn qu,
Sc 5uiri sitndolo durante alg1l
S tempo mas, hastl qac = pierd;
} entire Ii luz solar
Una indication para terminar
Po,o de,paGs de la media nochc de
) al9 de FebrerO, y por tlnto cuan
h ain cuanio Venus no e>ta s)5r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05

oraci6n funebre.
El entierro de Polito ha sido
una manifestation general de duelo.
Ii Ayuntamiento, ell session
ordinaria, acordo ceder, a favor del
fnado, un nicho ad bexpet~am, y el
Comite ocal de la Union, Ell Sc
son extraorlinaria, acordo sufragar
todos los sa5tos del entierro.
F. ]. NJ.
Ponce. E eo 2Ce 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05
FONOFRAF0S 7 0ISC0S
GRAN MOVE AD

Ofezro p1bco discs miresoado5 por Coagn Francasc
d Grampone 10 mas seo pleas de opera Zarzua cdn Re
Fense dScos corentes que Sc
mpotan de los Eados Undos De eo sempre ngo un ne
aNco Coumbia" "Edso
uZonofono oIecdsa
Tengo on65rafos de Vcor Columbia Ho
noono' akophone Dupxoy fon ao de cinos naaS "diSnn
columbia" uIitte Princess, 60 ~
Nuy ponto espero recb de Amaa Fcia los nograos de s
mas peeccons hoy Los de Fanca con aqua e
dro fila etema Ultima paba Gmo adento EN- fon0gra
VENTAs, PLAZoS CoNTADo.
IXCNCG AEX TX XINNGE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05
La es're||a sospechosa

Entire 9 y 10 de la mahana del
sibado ultimo, veiase esparcida
por la poblaci6n a multitud de per
sonas que, con la vista fila en- un
punto luminoso que Sc destacaba Ell
el cleo, 4 no larga dlstancia del
M meridiano, S. entregaban a las mas
estrafas conjeturas y a las hipote-
sis mas extravagantes, para darse
cuanta de un hecho que, antoJan-
doseles maravilloso y raro, e' en-
realidad naturalisimo y fre>uente.
Ouien, presa de illusion optica, vela
Ia estrella deslizandose de occiden-
te & oriente en- rapida carrera, qulen
afrmaba que el astro era un "come-
tas que necesariamente nos traeria
en- su cola, otro Bill Foraker, aun
mas estrecho y riguroso que el que
actualmente disfrutamoS; qulen por
10 contrario, veia Ell eSa estrella el
anuncio de nuestro proxlmo ingre-
SO en- la Union Americana; quien la
consideraba como sinlestro mensa-
Zero de catastrofes sinlllares a las de
San Francisco de California, de
Chile 8 de Jamaica; y quien, por
Iltimo, decia que la estrella era el
espiritu de uno de los desgraciados
que, EN- cumplimiento de sentencla,
acababa de morir el dia anterior y
que desde las profundidades de los
cielos, esperaba el instante de la JUS
t,6cacion de su inocencia..".
Es verdaderamente pasmosa Ia
facilidad con que nuestra magma
cion meridional Sc rinde para acoger
los absurdos mas inconcebibles;
esa ductilidad que en- determinados
momentos puede ser favorable, 81 es
el aBieno quien la aprovecha, con-
viertese ell la mayoria de los caso'
Ell desgracia inmensa, al caer er
manos de la aMaldadn y la "lnjustl
cia.D No, pues, por el pueril deset
de hacer TN articulo, sino por des
plazar la Imagination del puestt
que 4 la raz6n corresponds, es po
10 que trazamos estas lineaS, Sir
pretenciones de ninguna especie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-05
ILAGROSO DFS(UBRINIEhTO

fn LEGO San Juan Magrosa espe>adad Guca gehero Dc
Alberto de Ndpo FL ua anaando n6ndd de ineras
mnaes la India depues poundo esudio b las enfem
daes sfcas ha encondo medic de cualas adamen
del combate las intermediates
conta de dCha sustanC FL ratamento seemo las
formulas puamente ae composition solo nn her
bas mednaes la India Las pdo nyecci6n han sdo decaads
mgoso para coma cuac6n de td las Intermediates de
las Was urinalids Dc ambos sexos.
maguSo ROOB PIZzO medcamnO eScasismo
baso sco urhca
dejanda normal be de TODD virus dando salud
terrible enfermedd Tnendo
compca gurdad aaada dc de aqueas h
dchos me camentos para
specda pzzo increu podran hacer despues del u
ptcuama hmfmo de la hondad de les
hcacia impondae
teresadas Ell no malgastar saud.
del doctor Barco del doctor ueme
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
WOOD ALCOHOL FATAL.
Valley City Carpenter on Spree Drinks
Poison and Dies Alone.

Valley City. March 22-This morn
ing Chief Burt made a grewsome find
In little shanty just in the rear of
Ed Sites second hand furniture store
on Main street. For some months
John Weinberg. a local carpenter, has
lived alone in the shanty. He had
been drinking heavily for some time
and as he had not been seen for two
or three days, some of the people in
that neighborhood became alarmed
and notified Chief Burt. He went
down and forced the door and found
the old man on his wretched bed, stone
dead. On chair near the bed was
a bottle OF wood alcohol. labeled
poison" from which a portion of the
contents were missing. Womborg
was a confirmed drunkard and had
been on spree for some weeks and
it is supposed that he was without
money and became crazed for a drink,
and going into the furniture store, Sc
cured the wood alcohol and drank it.
The shack in which the body was
found was filthy and destitute beyond
imagination. From the appearance of
the remains, he might easily have
starved to death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
PROPOSE TO LOCATE
A CANNERY
HERE
Minneapolis Concern Wants to
Build Plant in Grand
Forks.
IT WOULD COST $4,000
The Same Parties Constructed
TWENTY Two Factories in
Minneapolis in 1906.
IT WOULD COST $4,000

Lets eat what we can, and can
what we can't" metaphorically sums
up a matter which is to be taken up
in the near future by the Commercial
club of Grand Forks-in other words,
the establishing of a vegetable can
merry in this city is the latest PROPOSE
ton in the line of Industrial improve
ment.
A Minneapolis company, said to be
reliable and of good standing in the
commercial world, has made offers to
local parties to promote such an en-
terprise. This same concern erected
and equipped twenty-five canning fac
tories in the state of Minnesota last
year and every one is today on good
paying basis.
The purpose of a factory of this sort
is for the canning of all kinds of vege-
tables as tomatoes, string beans, peas,
cabbage, turnips, currants, gooseber-
ries and all other products of the gar
den and hedge which have been found
we'll adapted to the North Dakota soil.
Would a canning factory pay?
Can the tributary country supply the
requisite amount of the raw product?
Is there local demand for the sale of
such canned stuffs?" These and many
others are the perplexities with which
the Commercial club finds itself con-
fronted. An answer to the first of
these would be merely guess work,
but there is sufficient evidence at hand
on the others to warrant the state
ments that the territory directly ad-
jacent to Grand Forks could not only
supply the material to keep a canning
plant in operation. but would also
afford ready market for the finished
article.
A canning establishment in this city
would be very valuable addition to
the list of factories. 1t would furnish
employment to a large number of men
the year round and would ultimately
result in bringing large volume of
business to the city.
The proposed plant will cost in the
neighborhOod of $4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
H|PP0DR0ME IS A
CERTAINTY
Stock Has All Been Subscribed
and Contract Will Be
Awarded on April 1.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Of the New Company Will Be
Held This Afternoon-Clean-
ing Out Basement.

The Hippodrome is certainty.
This was the announcement made
by Theo. Thompson this afternoon.
Mr.. Thompson has been at the head
OF the movement since it was inau-
gurated some time ago, and today he
stated that plans and specifications
for the amusement building would be
ready so that bids can be submitted
by April l, when these bids will be
opened.
The contract for cleaning out the
basement of the lot located on Third
street next to the Collins machine
block has been let, and will be started
at once.
The Hippodrome Amusement COM
pany will be the name of the COM
pany which will erect the building.
Articles of Incorporation have been
drawn up, the company captilizing at
$4,000. All of the stock necessary
has been subscribed. and this after
noon a meeting is to be held for the
purpose Of electing officers.
1t was also announced that the K.
P. lodge will make an effort to secure
the top floor of the new building. At
the meeting of the lodge last night,
committee composed of James Din
ME and R. A. Sprague was appointed
to take the matter up with the Hippo-
drOme company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
0RPHEUM BILL WAS FINE
Large Crowds Present Last Night
Bert Cole and Fred Shale the
Hit of the Evening.

The Orpheum vaudeville theatre
was packed at both performances last
evening, when new and decidedly
nifty" bill was presented. Among the
offerings were Fred Shale, imperson-
ator and expert in dialects, Hebrew
preferred, Miss Bert Cole. song and
dance artist. Mr.. Percy Wilder, the
Juggling Chinee (not the heather
Chinee), and Mr.. Evans, the Welsh
baritone in illustrated songs. With
all due respect and praise for the
others, the Evening Times critic is
forced to the belief that the work of
Miss Cole and Mr.. Shale in song and
clog is the best stunt on the bill. Miss
Cole possesses strong contralto voice
and pair Of nimble and obedient feet,
and Mr.. Shale the same-plus. To-
night will be their last appearance
until their second engagement which
comes during the week of April is.
Everyone present last evening seemed
pleased beyond the ordinary,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
CHANGES At THE PRESS
Black, Scott and Reed Go Out. Lincoln
Stewart and ID W: H. Fawcst

Announcement was made today of
several changes in the managerial and
reportorial force of the Evening Press,
brought about by the buying into the
business of A. c. Reinecke. N. B..
Black, who has been business man.
ager for several months, c. NJ. Scott,
managing editor, and Arthur Reed,
city editor, have resigned Arthur
Stewart, formerly employed by the
Evening Times as cartoonist, will ar
rive in a few days to take dual
position, in charge of circulation and
as cartoonist; Fred T. Lincoln, also
we'll known in local newspaper CIR
Giles. arrived in the city this morning
from Havre, Mont. and will assume
charge of the city desk He will be
assisted on the reportorial staff by
MILFORD H. Fawcett, also of this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
ALCOHOL PLANT MAY GO TO IOWA

A denatured alcohol journal-maga-
zine, issued by the Standard Alcohol
company of Minneapolis-the company
mentioned some time ago as looking
toward Grand Forks for the establish
ment of one of it's denatured alcohol
plants, has come to the Evening
Times Office. The circular conveys the
intelligence that the company may de-
eide to locate the second plant in
Iowa, instead of North Dakota. A
clipping from the magazine follows:
ut seems they are hustlers for
subscriptions down in Iowa, and it is
a fine locality to sell all the offal
and feed from the factory. They are
feeding lots of cattle there every win
ter. 1t is the understanding that the
first state that subscribes for the
amount of the per cent. preferred
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
WILL NOT HAVE ANY FAIR
Mimic. Which Has Had Exposition For
Eight Years to Be Without One
This Year,

The board of directors of the Walsh
County Industrial Exposition associ-
alton has decided that there will be
no fair in Mimic this year For the
last eight years. fairs have been held
in Mimic, and the decision not to hold
one has caused considerable COM
ment. 1t is claimed by the members
Of the board. that the enterprise was
not properly supported by the citi-
zens. The property belonging to the
association will be sold tomorrow at
Mimic at an auction sale.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22

roof, ETC., of the new building.
The contract for plumbing was not
awarded, and will not be until proba-
bly, the early part Of next week, when
the Sisters of st. Joseph are expected
to accept the Spriggs Bros bid of
this city, which was the lowest pre-
sented.
In this connection. it is announced
that the new hospital complete, as
per revised plans. will cost about
$4,000, where originally it had been
expected that $4,000 would cover the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
WINDOWS ARE RADIANT.
TaugbQl Millinery Store Has Fine
Window DISPLAY.

So many and SO beautiful spring
hats are burst upon the vision of the
pedestrian who passes the windows of
the Taugbol Millinery store, that they
leave but faint impression OF the
pale blues, and insinuating pinks. ;tAd
ardent greens. not to speak of the
delightful browns and aesthetic ecrues.
There are quiet hats also in the
window, some that are perhaps even
seriously black but color seems to
run riot little this Easter. That the
proprietors of this popular establish
ment are artists in their line needs
but passing touch as the knowledge
is forthcoming as soon as one glances
at the we'll planned window display.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF the Sunday Schools of Nelson
Comfy Held In Michfgan-Was
Well Attended.

The sixth annual convention of the
Nelson county Sunday school associa-
ton has passed into history. The pro-
gram as printed in these columns, was
a good one. Mrs. S. P. Johnson OF
Rugby was unable to be present, as
were also Rev. r. L. Macarthur of La
kota and Mr.. Leslie of Lakota, Vice
President d. A. Dunlap acted as mod
orator. Petersburg and Lakota were
represented by strong delegations who
took an active part in the discussions.
1t was pronounced one of the best
meetings in the history of the county.
Mr.. Orchard delivered one of his pop
ular addresses to a crowded house.
The county has increased its pledge
for state work to 500.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
|NCENSED At REPORT Of INSANITY

George F'lath a we'll known resi-
dent of this city concerning whom
highly sensational reports were re-
Gently published in local paper, is
very indignant. The Hatcher Bros.
corporation of this city, with whom
Mr.. Flath has business dealings, to-
day received a letter from Mr.. F1ath
dated Toronto, Can, March 10.
The Grand Forks man in speaking
of the report of his insanity says: 81
was very much surprised when 1
heard that you 20. NJ. Hatchery had
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
CONTRACT FOR $4,000 SAINT A[CHAELS
HOSPITAL WAS AWARDED TO DINVIE BROS

This morning at meeting at which
were present Geo. Hancock, of the
firm of Hancock Bros. architects,
representing the Sisters of st. Joseph
and the members of the hospital COM
mittee of the Grand Forks CONNER
cial club, the bids for the construc-
ton of the st. Michaels hospital were
considered. and the. contract after
wards awarded to Dinnie Bros,
whose figure of 357, $50 was the lowest
presented. Dinnie Bros contract COW
ers only the superstructure, walls,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22

wired the Toronto asylum to see
whether or not was an inmate. I'm
til later reports were forwarded 1
was puzzled to find an explanation"
Judge ]. H. Bosard of this city also
received a letter from Mr.. Flath, his
letter being dated the, day preceding
the alleged news report in the Herald.
Mr.. Flath left Toronto yesterday
enroute to Grand Forks. He expects
to spend some time at lone, Mich,
visiting his sister and son Charlie,
arriving in this city about April 6.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
TO LIGHT
EAST GRAND
FORKS
Council of That City Took the
Matter Up This Afternoon
in Special Session.

In special session this afternoon, the
city council of East Grand Forks took
up the matter of providing the city
with lights. The fire this morning de-
stroyed the electric light plant, and
the streets will be in darkness tonight.
A committee composed of Aldermen
Jarvis and Westberg was appointed to
confer with a committee of the citizens
to devise ways and means for securing
light.
The council also authorized the pur-
chase of 1000 feet of hose from the w.
S. Mott company.
City Recorder German has secured
temporary quarters for his office in
the First State bank of East Grand
Forks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22
WILL HAVE 4 HOSPITAL.
Children's Home Trustees Buy the
Property for that PurnOSe.

In order to provide place which
may be fitted up with proper hospital
facilities for caring for sick children,
as we'll as to be prepared for future
expansion, the Childrens Home socie-
ty of Fargo has purchased tho three
lots adjoining the present home prop
erty. including IL frame dwelling house.
The work OF the Fargo committee
has resulted in securing the property
which was formerly owned by Otto H.
Yaeck for $500. The house will be
used for hospital where contagious
diseases which may develop in the
home may be isolated and properly
cared for.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-22

entire cost. Among the features of
the new institution will be an automa-
tic electric elevator to cost $1,000, a
laundry department, containing 81, 500
worth Of up-to-date machinery and
two of the finest equipped and best
matted operating rooms of any insti-
tuition in the northwest.
1t was stipulated this morning that
In the walls of the hospital. Grand
Forks brick, trimmed with pressed
brick and cut stone would be used.
Four bids were submitted.