The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
PaulsOn Sick

1ipeg was defeated here by the To-
sal "" few weeks ago.
PaulsOn Sick
H. D. Paulson, OF the Times editor
al force, was unable to attend to his
1uties today, being confined to his
ZONE because of illness. His condi-
ion is not serious and his recovery
S hoped for in few days.
Will Continue.
Nearly all the cases set for the Far
20 term of supreme court will be con-
fnued until later date according to
lottce received heer yesterday from
Clerk Hoskins of the supreme court.
Zion Young People.
The Young Peoples society of the
Zion Lutheran church will meet this
evening in the basement of the church.
\ fine program has been arranged for
he evening. Refreshments will also
'e served. Everybody welcome Meet
ng opens at s o'clock sharp.
Looking at Gas.
Thomas Meagher left this morning
or Reynolds where he will inspect
he gas proposition to make his re-
bort to the Missouri Gas company.
Inc Missouri company is very anxious
o invest In the Reynolds proposition
which evidently looks good.
Freshmen Organize.
The freshmen of the university
nave organized baseball team and
are ready for work to meet all COM
srs. The interdepartrlent will prob
ably be carried out in baseball at the
the same as it was in
Papers From London.
Judge Hassell received papers from
london yesterday in the case of Col.
James I. Griffin. who died recently.
col. Griffin owned property on Kilt
son avenue in this city. and the matter
must be probated in order that clear
title may tc. secured by H. Bendeke
who purchased the property.
Sparing Match.
Many from Grand Forks will 20 to
Arvilla tomorrow evening to attend
he sparing match to take place at
hat place, between Omang of Meki-
mock and Doran of Arvilla. A number
Of preliminaries have been arranged
and there promises to be some real
good sport.
Automobiles Arrive.
During the last few days the ar
rival OF a number of new automobiles
Is good advance notice of coming
spring. From present indications
there will be a number of new cars
in Grand Forks this year and many
purchases have already been made.
White and red cars seem to be the
popular ones on the city streets at
present.
Will Attend Institute.
Grand Forks will send quite a dele
cation to the farmers institute to be
held tomorrow in the city across the
river. Probably the largest attend
ance that any institute in Minnesota
or North Dakota has had this year
Is promised for East Grand Forks
tomorrow.
At DeacOness Hospital.
0. Otterson of Petersburg and T.
Salveson of Orr underwent operations
this morning at the Deaconess hospi-
tai. Among those who have recov-
cred and left for their homes today
we're Miss Ella Peterson of Northland,
Mrs. Almen of Grand Forks college.
and Mrs. o. K. Running of Petersburg.
States Attorney Resigns.
States Attorney Faber of Morton
county has resigned, according to re-
ports received from Mandan. Mr..
F'aber was elected last fall and quail
fed the first of the year. The vacancy
will be filled by appointment from
he board of county commissioners
Ind the same report received in the
;ity states that Attorney ]. M. Han
ey of Mandan would probably be ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Faber.
Aldermanic Fight.
The fights over the aldermanic posi-
ions in the various wards promises
o wax warmly. Already list of can
1idates have filed to run for the Offices.
Those who have filed to date are as
follows: First ward, DR.. H. M. Wheeler
and Thomas j. Smith; Second ward,
l.. H. Sannes; Third ward, Frank v.
Kent and Henry Gotzian; Fourth
ward, William Day and H. p. Ryan;
Fifth ward, George Buckingham;
Sixth ward, John Valley and Joe Lob
singer: Seventh ward, A. G. Sorlie
and o. X. Waxvik.
Held at Langd0n.
The case of the state vs.. Elmer An
lerSOn and Harry Iynn IN tho oho.oo
Of maintaining a common nuisance,
came up for trial in Justice Devaney's
court at Langdon. Halvor Torgerson
appeared as attorney for the defend
ants, while States Attorney Dickson
looked after the prosecution. Both
and Lynn were bound over
70 the district court, and being unable
% give bonds in the required sum of
$500 each. they we're confined in the
Cavalier county jail pending their
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