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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28

member Of this years graduating
class at the University of Minnesota.
Attorney E. r. Sinkler.
Attorney e. r. Sinkler ofMinot, as
sociate counsel for the prosecution, is
North Dakota product, pure and
simple. His home was in Walsh
county for q great many years. re-
moving to Mtnot only two years ago.
In the campaign OF 1908 he stumped
the state as a candidate for congress,
receiving a very good vote.
His experience in law has been
wide. he having been connected with
a number of the most important cas-
es that have come up within the last
few years.
Judge e. W. Buttz.
Judge G. w. Butte of AIinnewaukan
was appointed by Governor Burke to
act in the Second judicial district
pending the outcome of the impcach-
ment trial Of Judge John F. Cowan.
The temporary Judge is IS years Of
age, having been born at Hope, N. j..
but he is essentially North Dako-
ia product. having been resident of
the state since 1881 when his parents
removed to Ransom county, settling
near what is now the town of BUTTE
Vile. He was reared on the farm.
received his college education at the
North Dakota agricultural college,
and in the fall of 1897 entered the
law department of the University of
Minnesota. graduating in 1900. when
he was admitted to the practice of
law. In June of that year he located
at Minnewaukan, being associated up
to the time of his appointment with
the firm of Butte & Sinness, the latter
being the present states attorney OF
Bottineau county.
Judge Buttz will be remembered as
the leading counsel in the famous
Shaffer horse stealing case which oc-
cupied the attention Of the district
court at Devils Lake about two years
ago. and the conviction of Shaffer
upon that occasion appears to save
ridded the state of it's last band of
organized horse rustlers.
Politically, Judge Butte is aligned
with the progressive Republicans.
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FARGO IS READY
FOR CONVENTION
Sunday School Workers Will
Gather in Force at That
City

Fargo, n. D., March 2s-Arrange-
ments have been completed for hold
ing the state Sunday school conven-
ton in this city and May 16, II and IS
have been fixed upon as the dates.
Delegates from every part Of North
Dakota will gather at that time and
+ 10 expected that not less than 500
active workers will be present from
the different sections.
Prominent speakers have been Sc
cured and the big figures in national
Sunday school work will be present.
A number OF special addresses by ex-
perts In different lines of work will
lead In the discussion Of the several
topics Of interest.
Walter M. Snow, state Sunday
school superintendent, Is making
plans for q most enthusiastic gather
ing. W. J. Lane, state president of
the Sunday School association, with
tho executive committee of workers
from the several churches, has seleot-
Cd the following committees:
Banquet Committee
J. 3. Ashelman, chairman: Sidney
p. Adams, '. ]. Baldwin. Prof. Gum
beck, MIS-. w. J. Clapp. Mrs. w. H.
Allen, Miss Ella aeidner.
Exhibit and Display Committee
Mrs. Lorne Wilde. chairman; ]. NJ.
Fisher, G. r. Greenwood, Mrs. G. A.
Pollock, Miss Salum, John Corse,
George Stickney, 8. B. Babcock.
Entertainment Committee
Mrs. @. N. Calendar, Miss Clara
Blanchard, Miss Jertie Jensen, Miss
Aagot Raaen. Miss Hazel Franklin
Mrs.. John Monson, Mrs. G. A. New
man, Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. o. NJ
StEa6e, Mrs. R M. Pollock.
Finance Committee
Stewart Wilson, chairman; L. r
Carlson, Miss Jorgine Roen, Prof.
Householder. H. W. Buck, j. A. Cole
hour, M. N. Hatcher, Frank r. Scott.
Publicity Committee
A. N. Baker, chairman; Mr.. SON.
qutst, Lorne Wilde, F. w. Pearson
NJ. o. Bingham, %. e. McCracken,
r. r. Wolfe, Miss Inga Nordhaug
L. r. Carlson.
House to House Visitation
Robert McCulloch, Capt. Grass
Capt. Jacobson, Mrs. Ensign, w. r
Fitzpatrick. Mrs. M. L. Householder
Miss Hilga Peterson, W. H. Otter
burn, Ben Fsorsberg, Carl G. Pitsch,
Emil Gronaas, w. ]. Lane.
Music Committee
Prof. A. ]. Stephens, chairman; A.
q. Matters, Mrs. Albert Sonquist
Prof. Remington, Mrs. w. L. Stock
ham. Mrs. ]. A. Jardine. Miss Mabel
Vlaten, Miss Alice Ashland, A. w
Deception Committee
B. l. Copeland. chairman; Mrs
q 3. Babcock, @. B. Harrison, Mrs
l. b. Schwarz, Arthur Hadelund
Miss Ostby, Mrs. A. Amerland. Chas
q Kryder, Mrs. F. W. Pearson.
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mills are idle. Similar conditions on
smaller scale are reported from
southern cotton manufacturing CEN
tiers. A large railroad shop in the
west was closed and there were re-
ports OF impending labor trouble from
various quarters.
Germany again appeared as bid
der for South African gold, obtaining
more than s1,000,000 of the available
$5,0OO,000 in London today. The
bank of England took the bulk of the
remainder. European markets were
somewhat irregular. although alarm
as to the situation in the far east was
allayed by China's reported decision
to yield to the demands of Russia.
Bonds steady. Total sales, par
value $2,285 900.
U. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALVES FAIL

In regard to skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed to this:
Don't imprison the disease germs
In your skin by the use of greasy
salves, and thus encourage them to
multiply. A true cure Of all eczemat-
GUS diseases can be brought about
only by using the healing agents in
the form of liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
A simple wash: A compound of
Oil Of Wintergreen, Thymol, and 9th
er ingredients as combined In the
D. D. d. Prescription. This pene-
trates to the disease germs and de-
stroys them, then soothes and heals
the skin as nothing else has ever
done.
A 25-cent trial bottle will start the
cure, and give you instant relief.
Schlaberg & Griffin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28

Bismarck, n. D., March 2S.-The
following histories Of some of the
leading characters in the Cowan i'm
parchment case will be of interest
Just now:
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Grand Forks Grain Market
TODAY -.
TODAY

CLASSIFIED advertising sells salable
property Readily-and makes all
Good property "salable." 80.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28
EVIDENCE SHOWS
MAN MURDERED
Skeleton Found Near Necht
Declared to Be Remains of
Phillip Worral

Neche. n. D.. March 22.-At the cor
oner's inquest held Monday, in an en-
deavor to establish the identity of
the skeleton found in the woods near
Neche, 1t was decided beyond -ques-
ton that it was that of Philip Wor-
raj, resident for about year in
that city. Evidence which went to
show that he had met his death by
foul play was also introduced and
Coroner Burrows of Bathgate is in
clined to believe that he was murder
ed. The inquest was postponed until
Monday, April 8, in order to gather
more evidence to that effect.
Worral came to Neche from an I'M
known point in Canada in 1899 and
was employed on the farm of Richard
CHM. He soon displayed symptoms
of insanity, although not of a violent
nature and was confined to a deten-
ton hospital for safe keeping. A short
time after he was locked up in this
place, he gained freedom in some
way which has never been ascertain
ed and disappeared and never seen
again.
1t is not supposed that he had any
thing besides a few dollars in his
possession at the time Of his disap-
pearance and why anyone should
murder him is not known. It was
at first suspected that he had COM
mitted suicide, as a whisky flask con-
tanning carbolic acid was found a
short distance from the skeleton, but
another flask was found q consider
able distance away which had also
been used for poison. What givec the
coroner's jury reason to believe that
the man was murdered is that the
place where he was found was ex.
amined by the coroner's Jury Monday,
and 1t was found to have been hol-
lowed out, thus giving rise to the the
DRY that some one had endeavored to
hide or cover the body in so placing
1t that It would be hard to find.
The coroner when interviewed stat
ed that he had other evidence which
he did not intend to make public at
the present time and that there were
several clues to parties who might
have committed the foul deed. The
affair is creating q great deal Of ex-
element in the vicinity Of Neche and
from present indications promises to
furnish sensation.
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scribed. Among those who will back
the paper will be some of the most
influential Scandinavians in North
Dakota. The starting of this new
paper comes as a result of the fact
that the Fran, formerly the Scandi-
navian organ. has ceased publication.
The new paper will begin publication
within a month.
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Warning to Railroad Men.

Look out for severe and even dan
gerous kidney and bladder trouble re-
sulting from years Of railroading.
Geo. E. Bell, 63e Third St., Fort
Wayne, Ind, was many years a con-
ductof on the Nickel Plate. He says:
Twenty years Of railroading left my
kidneys in terrible condition. There
was continual pain across my back
and hips and my kidneys gave me
much distress and the action of my
bladder was frequent and most pain
full. l got supply Of Foley's Kid
ney Pills and the first bottle made a
wonderful Improvement and four bot
ties cured me completely. Since be-
Ing cured I have recommended Foley
Kidney Pills to many of my railroad
friends" McGrath's Pharmacy.
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CHILD LABOR
Wandered Four Miles From Home OF
the Prairie.

Crary, N. D.. March 2s.-The little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rub
belize only 3 years old, strayed away
from home while playing out doors
and was found about four miles from
the house at 5 o'clock in the after
noon. The neighbors organized In
searching parties for the hunt and for
several hours the parents and their
friends were panic stricken with fear
for the little one. When found the
child was not suffering from cold, but
was tired from walking about the
prairie.
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Too Hard for Me.

We heard several complaints Of
this sort concerning the Missing
Word Contest. This was due in each
case to the words This" and "The,"
"a" and IAN" and words OF that size.
In the next contest beginning April
8 we will omit no word containing
less than four letters. /.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28
J = = = 4: s: = {. 4 4 Il 4
THE MARKETS

+ + + X X + + X Il y X u X \
Furnished by Chas. f. Lewis anu
company's branch Office a: Grand
Forks, N. d.
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NEW PAPER
Scandinavian Organ Will be Started
ct EefgO Soon.

Fargo. NJ. D.. March 2S.-Fargo is
10 have q new Scandinavian paper,
which will be Independent in politics.
This statement was made last even
Ing by II. H. Aaker, candidate for
governor. and one Of the leading
Scandiuavians in the state.
A subscription list has been started
among those Interested in the project
end $4,000 has already been sub
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-28
'Dr. Miles Nevme
Raised Me From
the Crave''-.,... r.,,.-

This i 4 strong statement to
make, but It is exactly what Mn.
Thomas Tayior, Of Blum, Texas,
said In expressing her opinion Of
this remedy.
"Dz. Miles Restorative Nev1Do
ssissd me- from the grave and Ihave
much confidence In it. lean never
saysnoaeh foryours grand medicines.
1fanyoneh had offered me $4,000 for
tho second bottle Of Nervine thatI
used ! would have said no indeed"
MRS. THOMAS TAYLOR,
Blum. Tex.
Nervous exhaustion is q com.
mon occurrence of modern life.
The wear and tear on the nervous
system is greater. now than at any
time since the world began. For
sleeplessness, poor appetite and that
run down. feeling, nothing is 90
good IS
Dr.. Miles Nervine
Your nerves are your life and
lack Of vital energy makes existence
. misery. DR.. Miles Nervine will
tone up your nervous system.
Ask any druggist. Kths first bottle SaiIs
% bsnsftt, your monsyis returned.
nlLEs MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart. Ind.
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Bon n prbsrt Socques.
Cine alts unb f90ne 9uutrubitipn.
- Rpberne StilquadioIbereien. -
Die 8abubofssgrpsitsrung. - Die
gsplante Rsue StaothaIls.
5anupber, II. ssebr.


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bieie Stoht bat cine abaeruRoete unb
Ihone alte 8autraoition, bic bdburn
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Nahbdriduft ftslIeR nit elmer Girhs,
bic tpie bic Wlortttirhe BON Iplh mai
tiger 5iils unb getpoltieem llebersbiez
9d1srztDahIsn 1T. Oa3piI6en finbst
man bic Rraft ultgotifher Saufer uno
bic Rolerifdtsit pon etnisen airhen
aus oerislben .3eit. Die dnbersn 9rens
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lieesn in ben iippis geIhuiitten Rss
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bic nur IiItig bas Bib ft0reu, 10 pie
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brei3ebnte Ulillipn bofiir an unb
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oaB fie ibr ihon besbalb psr5isbsu fsiu
mag.
glber bieIe 8erfeblungen bdbsu
6auroper in cine ariTis gsbratt. Die
Stabt trdet in ftarfem DilIen ben
0ruug. i'm Bib ibrss 4euBeru ft9
ibre MoHbdberheit uno 3ugIsih ibren
3ug na6 itorter gnfiptdlung fpiegeln
al laifen. Den Mutb basu boben bic
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unb uber Geue uHb gebausrn linipse
brGngt iif su ben nsusn 3ielsu, bic re
fir 5eitgem6B bGIt. Dus TT sefpiE
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fenfoiten an Der Maid en- Der Rripp.
fribt. man bebeHflider unb poriihtiset
tpirp. Die Sabnhvfssrpeitsrung III IN
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GtnetrKstt. 81. Eeb,


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1aass Gineiaxaiies gssbiat nIenag - sebrnar 1911

T lfs
matsme & lit wilIis. - Sesnes ipetbes
nnb eelbes 81 -i.20, srcbes sl.l0-l.E
sstln6rieb $3.50
Rogaen ift ffau. - 30. 2 aDeitern sSe
I. 0. b. Rem BORT.
Gerite 1T ftetis. Ealsgerfte 500
LOS G. |. I. Buffalo.
BeiBe en.-3ufubr IS 900 8u., 8erianbt
1856 8u. Mart uHgertseit. Gp.2rotber
CSC i'm GlepatOr nRn 9311sc (. o. b. fhptm.
memo, RO. | bo, Rort6erH 9niutb SLOT
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BeIi9fora. 3ufubr --, 8er'
ldfot 49, Bu. Rarft itetig. Renee 9to.
2 53e TN GleDator nne Size I. 0. b. lUDtHs'
menb.
Saftr 3nfn5r 68 1926 8u., geriaHbi
- 9u. Darft ruiaig. deuer SfaHoaro met
Der 35e, neaer SO. 2 meiBer 351ssc, DO. No'
3 SAVE, DO, 30. 34c.
seu III itetig. grima 105c, $50. loOc
Ro. 2 90c, 30. 8 75--85c.
5opfen III flau. StGte 1910, orctuarer
bis dolce 25--29e; 1909, l8-2lc; Baetftt
Goaft 1910, oroindrer bis 6oice 1s-21e
1903, H-17e.
5aute iinb Hau. Central Amertce
2O1gc, gogota q 2l1a--22Lc.
seoer lit ftetis. Semlod 231z -2515e
Bort tft itettg, Sauriip SO. .00--23 90
ihort clear $l9.5 - 22.00, 3ReB $500
Beef III ftetig isauilp sl6,50-l7 60
ReB $14, ,00--14.50, 8eef htnten S27 OF
-29.00, 8erpadt SIP 00--12,5o Gttp ertrG
Snoia aRes $l5 00--I5 so.
Gut Reats itao itetis. Depotelte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA Rfunb, I2-13c, DO. GbuE
tern $3.50, DO. Shinten 121zc.
g e9mals piuts. Rioble Vet prtutt
s9. l5--9.25. Sidffintrtes itetis. Gontineu
% 80, Q. u. 5000, COMPOUND 8--sAc
Ialg ift ftetis. 9rinla City Z ~ l6c
Country 634-7He.
Baumwottf faamensC eE uugereget
Rrina robes S5.S7, prind CONNER 9elbes
S6.s2-Ts00.
9etroleu n, 1T itetis. 8affinirtes Reu
Dort 81 80, 9biIaoeIpbta uno 9aItimor'
o. 40, DO. In BuIt So so.
8olle lit rubis. GOnteftie 6leece 81
32c.
oarsiit itetis. straineb, gsw0buIiae!
| bis eutes 81 80.
Ierpeutiu n lit ftetig ~ 9lKc.
Reis III ftetig Giubeiniider 2A-5He
Brima 5K--6c.
Rolaiies lit itetis. Rep Orleans cpe,
8etrle, gutter bis doiee, 3O--J0c.
2uder. - aoher lit feit. Ruscapabl
80 Ieft, 3.30c, Centrifugal &c Ie1t 3.80c
RoIafes 3uder 50 Ieit 3.05c. Aafffnirte
| III ftette. Gut Soaf $50, gruiheo 5.40c
gloulo .a" 5.05c, Cubes 4.95e, gowoerel
4.soc, BranuIatep 470c, Diamond ~
l4.T0, GoufectionerB 81" 455c, go. 4.55
80. 2 4s50c, Ro. 8 AS. Ro. 4 4.4oc, So.
4.s5e, SO. 6 4.30c, SO. Z 4.25c, $40.
4.2Oe, 30. 8 415c, go. 10. 4.l0c, 10.
4.05e, 9io. II 4.0Ot, 30. l3 $3.50, go. L
4 05c
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Groceries.

1uder.-%yftR ittter. Nafnutrfer &ifs
Goat s.l0c, poweersb $40, Gabss 550e,
granuIateb 5.8oc. Gonfectioners ~" 5.26c.
on IA" 5.O0--5.25c. peiber ertra &C.
4.s6-4 s5c. ertra 81 4.75--4.60t, orsind.
rsr aelbsr 4.65--4.6je
MoIaffes 1T itetie. Rem Orleans
Open Kettle 94-44e. Centrifugal l5-23e,
per GaQone Scrahum 33-37c per @aIone.
aeis.-Rarff Biemltf lebbaft une itep
iis. 9oaifiana. Sanep Seas 6-61Se, prima
4hs-51S {, creinarsE 3114-4hc. Sapa an b.
4e per 4iune.
6airr groSutte.
wutte r-RGrft rutie, g,reis nieoriaer
Sancp Greamerp 2Sc, ereanerp firits 2811&&e.
6o iecenbs 2a,fe, fanep DARN lse, no. i
i3I1c per pfnnb.
aafe. = gaarit itstis. Cbie Hat Is1sc,
acreweiteFliGer I7-l711<s, Rem 9orf IKE,
s@Geissr is7 -2oe. stmSHrser 1915,
Ciers-aa&iraee gut, Rarft feit. grsma
friidbe Nfihnereier I5e. itrfts l4e, iecpubs
l2e per Tte., lie mad EuaIst1t.
@tfIage I.-Anesbpt dbte. Marft ftefig
gpring Ghidena I4k - 20c, 0iihne,
lac, Sdhne 81, Truttnbncr I9r, Cubs Sc,
Gnten 4--l7c. @anie 7--lOe per gfuae.
Cbif une Gemafe.
MtpfeI--GaRep aew DoEt $3.50. 90
gspbbnlide $2.25-2.50 per Sbl.
Gttrcner. - Martt ftettg. California
$3 3.50--4.0O, gaeifiaa s3-5O-4 90 per aiite
EreHgtn.- Rarft rubis nnn ftetia. -
California s2.25-2.75. 6L0riba 500 -
2.50 per Rite.
greikeIbeereH. - &8 90 ~ 900 pei
Bbt. nn6 90 CO. so per Rite.
aartoffslu. - MthiGan 81 .69--i rs
2onispiIIr Sl. .T5--l.6 .65. per 4bI. Midiaar
55-sOe per Bu. pam Stcre.
SabtartoffeIn. - Ganep Series
500 = 5.25, SonisuiIle $2.75 - BOO pei
8bI.
araut. - Martt ltetis. Eanifb 75c--
81 90 per Bbt. pens Store.
3uiebsin.osslbe y. 75-a. 90 psr5bI
/ unb 64---e6e per 3u
MAbsn.-$i.2 .25-I.60 psr SbI.
tsEThben. - 81 .00--l.lb per a6t
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