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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
USES BURNT SUGAR
IN MAKING LIQUOR
Minnesota Man Adopts Nov.
Ell Scheme to Raise Mon
ey-Is Arrested.

Minot, n. D., Dec. 81. \. Wilbur
of Two llarbors. Mimi, who thought
that Il concoction made up from burnt
sugar. boiled in water. could be sold
as liquor. landed in the lands of Ward
county police on II charge Of selling
liquor, hut when the scheme was
explained. and it was found that he
had merely adopted this novel method
in order 10 secure money to pay his
way home he was released. SATURDAY.
evening in response to Il telegram to
the home folks he received money
enough t" carry him to Two liarbors.
1t appears that while he WAS work.
ing on Il ;arcshing crew near Crosby
that he had invented the burnt sugar
drink which he had successfullv
palmed off on members of the crcw
as the real stuff. TWO weeks ago he
sent his earnings home. expecting 10
work about two more weeks and thus
still have enough money to buy his
ticket. hut the crew WAS disbandcd
and he reached Kcnmarc broke. 1t
was there that he resortcd t" tine
burnt sugar drink only to he arrested.
The charging of selling Intoxicating
beverages would not hold and he was
released.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
HAS BEAVER ON FARM.

Minot. \. H.. Dec. 9.-Dorr IL. Car
roll, the we'll known attorney. bull
lnooser, eN-newspapcr man. real estate
dealer. farmer, merchant. etc. etc.
has discovered among his numerous
possessions Il thriving beaver
farm.
While Mr.. Carol. was engaged in
out the crop ON his farm
near Carpio recently. he discovered a
long row of shocks missing and an in
Nest;sation led him to the pcs Laos
river which crosses his land. where
he found three beaver dams. in the
construction of which the missing
grain was used.
There arc three different colonies
and Mr.. Carroll figures that he must
at least fifty beavers Oh his land
end as they are protected in this state
until 1920. he eXpec: to hav a pretty
valuable collection by the time the
gives him permission to dispose
of them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
AEC|TES POETRY
WHEN SENTENCED
Fesscnde.1 Veterinarian Says
He Will not Obey the
License Law.

F%cssenden. \. H.. Dec. a.-Declar-
ins that he didn't intend 10 ask the
State board "f veterinarians for a III
ccnsc to practice, but that is intended
To engage in his Work jus. as o o as
he completed his term in Jail for vio
lation of the veterinarian statutes. Dr.
7. y. Druen of this city received a fine
OF $50 which he at once announced he
would not pay but would, instead. so
Ia Jail.
Poetry, composed by himself and
telling the story OF his arrcst by the
complaint OF the states attorney. also
figured in his talk lo tine judge when
the latter asked him if he had any
thing To- say before sentence vas pro-
nounced after he had been found
guilty OF the violations charged.
Druen has engaged in PRACTICE
as a veterinarian about thirty wears.
but is unwilling to comply with the
new state law regulating such pract-
Ice.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
BRIDGE IS WASHED
OUT BY HEAVY ICE
Temporary Structure Across
Missouri River torn Out
Delays Work.

Alexander. n. D.. Dec. a.--lcc rum
ming in the Missouri river DESTROYED
the temporary bridge erected ny Great
Northern railroad contractors for sup
ply hauling purposes c Mondak
Mont. The bridge was to be used for
the new line Of the Great Northern
through this county and it was antici-
patcd that much of the material tina:
will be used in the construction work
would be hauled over il during the
coming few weeks.
Twelve. bents. including the girders,
Mere carried away With the ice.
No further attempt will hr mad"
hy the contractors TO rebuild tn"
structure till the river freezes over.
and it will require about ter days, With
crews working night and day, to erect
tho structure again.
Tho washing ONT of til" bridge has
caused the ahYmdonmem Of steel lay
ing operations which had already
been carried on in the district he
tween tho Missouri river II tho Icl-
1nMStOnp riNCr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
REMOVAL Of
AUDITOR vADNE|S
Divide County Officials At
tackled by States Attorney
Charges Irregularities

Crosby. y. D.. Dec. 9.-Charging
that County Auditor {. y. Nadneis has
been guilty during the past two Years
of numerous irregularities in the COM
duct OF his office. States Attorney e.
Il. Brace has filed an action seeking
his removal from the position. 1t is
only 4 feew weeks since States At
torney Brace was made the defendant
in an action launched by the coanty
auditor. and also since Mr.. Brace
brought suit against an Ambrose
newspaper man for libel damages.
"Rakecffs" are alleged by States
Attorney Brace to have been collected
on several deals during the two wear
period. He claims that too high Il
price was paid for furniture for the
several county offices and that Nadneis
benefited thereby: it was also a!leGed
that he tried TO get Il rake-of on a
typewriter deal. while the recent pro-
ccedinSS With the canvassing of the
Vote cast in the county on the county
seat location questions arc also used
as a basis for the removal suit. The
refusal of the auditor to appoint +.
NJ. Pierce en- the board pursuant to
law. is alleged against him by Brace.
The county seat fight. while it has
Jagged sine the step taken by the
county canvassing board in making its
canvass and finding that Crosby was
the winner. gives promise to create
further interest. 1t has not been def
nitcly determined Vet whether the
election will he contested. but there is
a strong possibility thai business men
of Ambrose. who We're the principal
opponents to Crosby. will make a
hight in the courts to have the election
declared illegal and make their own
city the county seat.
\ complete investigation OF every
detail i'll connection with the handling
OF the election has been carried on
during the past few days.
Crosby won the county seat with a
majority over Ambrose Of about 200
votes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS NOsTR|LS
Pape's Cold Compound cures
Colds and Grippe in a
Few Hours.

The most sever cold will be broken,
and all grippe misery ended after TAX
ing a dose Of Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecu-
tive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache. dull
ness. head and nose stuffed up. fever
ishness. sneezing. running Of the nose.
sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness. stiffne1s. rheuma.
tlsm pains and other distress vanish.
Take this wonderful Compound as
directed. with tho knowledge that
there is nothing else In the world.
which will cure your cold or end
Grippe misery as promptly and with
out any other assistance or bad after
effects as a 25-ccnt package Of Pape's
Cold Compound. which any druggist
can snpply-contains no quinine--be-
longs in every home-accept no subSti-
tute. Tastes nice-acts gently.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
AMUNDSON UP SOON
Ward Commissioner to be Tried AZ
Present Term i'm Crosby.

Minot, y. d.. Dec. s.-Arne .Amund-
son OF Mino;, the Ward county of1cia,
charged with crimes which we're CON.
nccted With the resignation ecentlv
OF a member OF the University of Min
nesota medical staff. will have his sec
,ond trial at the Term of the distric,
court now in progress at Crosby.
Amundson Was tried on the same
charge last July but the jury at that
time disagreed, and the second trial
was fixed for this month.
Ii is probable that the Amuodson
case will be called for the latter a
of this week.
Other important actions in the Di.
vide court are those Of c. E. Brace
against the Ambrose Newsman. charg-
ing civil libel. and of Geo. W. Jones
against the Crosby Review, involving
the same question.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09

land county Albert Weis. wahpeton. |
Richland county.
13. w. l.. Warmer, Fornlan. Sar-
gent county: Nels Peterson. Gwinner.
Sargent county. 80.
IA. L. A. Dutten. Lisbon, Ransom,
Icounty; James Walsh, Enderlin. RAN
som county.
Is. F. f. Ployhar. Valley City.
Barnes ounty.
1s. w. H. Northrup. Luverne, Nell
son county: f.. w. Everson, Wallin, |
Nelson county; a. ]. Hust. Aneta. Mel
son county.
II. r. J.. Gardiner. Brockett. RAM
sey county: G. /. Morkrid, Petersburg.
Nelson county.
is. "Fred Boursky, Osnabrock. Ca
Waller county.
10. w. A.. Small. Mylo, Rolette
county; "Arthur Dixon, Rolla. Rolette
county.
20. Victor WARDROBE. Leeds. Ben
son county: Paul j. Moen. Maddox,
Benson county.
II. NJ. D. Butler. Brockett. Ram
s"y county: Bernt Anderson. Churches
Ferry. Ramsey county; n. Morrison.
Webster. Ramsey county.
20. ~. w. Hawkinson. Rock Lake,
Towner county; n. O.. Johnson. Cando,
%. Adam Bollinger. Medina. Suits
man county: C.. S. Buck: jamestown.
Stutsman county: Geo. A. Tucker.
Courtenay, Stutsman county.
"a. u. A. T. Bjornson, Kuhn. La
Moure county: u. L. Raney. Judd,
La Mourc county.
rs. a. G. Davis. Cakes. Dickey
county; G. E. Knox. Cakes. Dickey
county.
&c. Geo. P. Bope. Steele, Kidder
county; r. X. Batter, Hazelton. En-
mons county; Sid. s. Smith. Steele,
Kidder county; ID. X. Stccetcr. Linton.
Emmons county.
81. Frank Fox. Bismarck. Bur-
leigh county: John Holman. Bismarck.
Burleigh county: z. A. Williams. Bis
marck. Burleigh county.
%. JAS. Hill. Ncwberg. Bottincau
county; II. c. Harry. Omemee. Bot
tineau county: Il. .. Heraldson. Lans-
ford. Bottineau county; G.. c. jacobson.
Landa, Rottineau county.
20. i. ID. Lambert. Minot. Ward
county; Hans e. Miller. Ryder. Ward
county: ]. w. Smith. Plaza. Mountraill
county: A. NJ. Thompson. Minot. Ward
county.
30. l.. D.wylie. Flasher. Morton
county: w. f. Martin. Mandan. Nor
ton county: y. F.. Campbell. Mandan.
II. Henry Keim, Richardton.
Stark county; r. W. Turner. Dickin-
son. Stark county: {. T.. Turner. Glad
stone. Stark county.
"2. 7. n. Putnam. New Rockford.
Eddy county: w. NJ. Barclay. shey-
lcnne, Foster county.
So. Lewis A.. Lou. F~'essenden, Wells
Icounty: T. y. Roble, Manfred. Wells
81. F.. +. Fritz. Towncr. McHenry
tcounty.
Sheridan county.
3s. NJ. W. Kelly. Gacklc. Logan
!; county; II. II. France. Ciackle, Logan
county; ]. W. Doyle. Wishek. Mcln-
itosh county.
dred. Richland county.
IS. a. p. Hanson. Litchfcld.
80. Robt. j. Leist. Scranton. Bill
lings county: ]. q. Odlund. Sentinel
Butte. Billings county: Theo. X. Cory.
Buffalo Springs. Billings county.
Burke county: S. H%endrickson. Cotcau.
Burke county H. Endreson. Bowbells.
!, Burke county.
~. II. +. Snyder. schafcr. McKen-
zie county: A. A. Etemehjem. Arnc-
gard. Mckenzie county: Robt. Nor
helm; Alexander. Mckenzie county:
county: +. L. (;undcrson. Ray. Will
. liams county.
~. Il. II. Braatton. Rugby. Pierce
county; Ole Nyhus. Berwick. Pierce
. county
~. J. f. Bass. Tolley. Renville
county.
~. o. c. Desscth. Plaza, Noun
5 traill county; D. w. Taylor. Stanley.
Mountraill county.
> IS. S. II. Pitkin. Velya. McIIenry
county.
&c. II. Il. Freitag. Max. Stevenson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
Death Claims
Man Run Over
By c.. n. Train

Devils Lake, ". d., Dec. o.
Fun over by q Great Northern
train at Brorkct, and having n
arm and II leg cut of. Edward
Mannan of Ely, MIMI, died in u
local hospital Saturday night. He
lived foTty.ciglt hours after the
accident although II was several
hours from tho time hc was I'M
.jurcd before Inc was found and
given medical attention.
Mannan fell under the cars
while walking 1T the side of the
track, being intoxicated at tho
time. Three cars ran over him.
He vas employed by the Great
Northern OH this division. He had
no relatives in this section, WAS
single and 30 wears old.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
DNINOSIOd 10 NvNOM HS.loov
HUSBAND,

Phila delphia. Pa, Dec. ?.-That she
killed her husband Of less than a week
with poison to V him from
changing his will. in which all his
property was left 10 her. is the theory
that will be advanced by the prosecu-
ton in the case Of Mrs. Freda frost.
who. with Edmund Gucnkcl. her al
legged a%ccoinplice. is to be placed or
trial here tomorrow or 4 charge Of
first degree murder. William frost.
the victim OF the alleged murder plot.
died on August { last. Mrs. frost
and Gucnkcl. who was n bartender
employed in Trost's saloon. were ar
rested a few days later on h finding
Of tho coroner's jury that frost had
died of arsenic poisoning. Testimony
was introduced at h preliminary
hearing e show that Mrs. frost had
purchased arsenic and also that she
had been very friendly with Guen-
lke1,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
~ EXHIBITION or SCANDINAVIAN
ART

New York, Dec. 9.-The Norwegian,
Danish and Swedish ministers came
over from Washington today to rep
resent the rulers Of their respective
countries at the formal opening Of the
Scandinavian art exhibition in this
city. The exhibition is the first of its
kind ever held in this country. 1t m
braces half 4 hundred paintings by
notable Scandinavian artists. together
with umerou p%orcelains and carv-
ines. Following til. close Of the OK
hibition here the collection will he
displayed in Boston. Buffalo. Toledo,
Chicago. Minneapolis and several 9TH
or cities.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
GETS YEAR ~ nan

Williston. n. d.. Dec. paul NJ.
ki'roH. who was arrested last week
near Tioga on a charge OF robbing
so!ne Of his friends OF SIS in cash
confessed and WAS sentenced hy tho
Judge to n yea in tho state prison.
kilroy was working with a threshiny
rig and during the night got I'D and
went through the other mems clothes,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
LAKor:A GETS NEW FIRE CHIEF.

TNdNUtd, ~. D.. DeV. 5.-IHV T15N0td
Firemen's association held it's regular
monthly meeting at which time Off
GERS were named for the ensuing year.
Arthur Goldammer was elected CHIEF
and q. c. Stautz was chosen captain.
T. T.. Metcalf who has been identified
with the department for the pas.
t~wenty-one a and has held the
Office Of chief for the past ten years.
declined to take the office another
term. thinking he had earned a rest
from the arduons duties of chief.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
MAIL N.ACk srnlEx-

jamestown. y. D.. Dec. a.--For the
second time in four wears a sack of
United states mail has disappeared
m!Esieriously and no trace of it has
been discovered. Tho Jack containing
'he city mail for the day destined east
Mas stolen from the depot platform.
inc valu" of the contents of the sack
is unknown but ii contained tho on.
tire business mail Of the city for five
nnurc ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
BOYS GET PRIZES
Awards Made to Grain Growers
Rarnps (,DpNfc

Awards Made to Grain Growers Of
Barnes County.
Valley City, Dec. 9.-Secretary
Cooper Of the Better Farming asso-
citation has awarded the prizes in the
boys WELD contest for Barnes county
at the Valley City short course meet
ing.
Arthur Hanson of Valley City re-
r"ived the first Of the Rogers Lumber.
company prizes, s25 and received
seventh in the state prize. which was
$40.
Harold Mortenson received the sec
ond in the Rogers contest. getting SIS.
Ivor Tolstad took the third in the
Rogers prizes which was $40.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
MINoT \ \ M.lTRoN.

Minot. y. D.. Dec. 9.-An agitation
may be started in Minot for the M
ployment of a police matron at the
police station. The matter was taken
up at the meeting OF the board OF
directors Of the United Charities held
at the Commercial club, and a ma
jority of the members Of the board
present seemed to favor the plan.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
HIGGER AND SL.ANDEEER
SENTENCED.

Minot. \. D.. Dec. a.--l'rank Blake
convicted of the illegal sale oi
liquor in the county court and was
sentenced to spend 1870 days in the
county jail.
malicious SANDER and was sentenced
TO pay a fine OF 500 and to spend SIX
months in the county Jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
pEDDLER WAS ARRESTED.

Aneta, \. D.. Dec. 3.-Dcputy Sheriff
Tom Keys and farmer John Gunder-
son had Il merry chase trying to catch
a Syrian peddIer who had a glandered
horse and which Veterinary Gill Slou-
lin had quarantined. The Syrian was
not to be hampered in his peddlinS
business so he watched his chance
and stole the horse and started for
moro congeniai fields. The chase end
ed somewhere near Finley.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
TO o CASE
Final Evidence Against MOlash Has
Almost Been RcacheI.

Mandan, y. D., Dec. 9.-Evidence
for the prosecution in the case against
Turkey Track Bill Molash, charged
with numbering Guy Bolton at
Shields, this county. several months
ago. probably will be concluded in the
district court today, where Molash is
on trial. BY Wednesday or Thursday
the ease probably will reach the Jury.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
TURNED TABLES
plain;iM Arrested sOr Perjury .\ftr
iaAm.nul Ann ~ E'Iaual

Accused Man is Freed.
ManGan. y. -. dec. ".--Tlhe rharg"
against Chas. Gath U! stanton. y. d..
of contempt uf court. lodged ON the
plea :l,2; he had violated an iniunr-
ticn issued by rho distrirt court under
which h. MAS prevented from using Il
certain building for the sale of liquor.
was dismissed. and John Wetzcl.
Whose afiia'it "l,lsrG me arrest. has
boon charged with periury.
Interesting complications havc r"-
snlt.l .hrnugh this step. as We,zri
claims that on thc day his affidavit
dn"ia,cS ii.nfr was purchased hy him
;h,' IL" MAS 50 intoxicated thai he
.'r.i!l M, SAY definitely whether he
f.l ~ had n"t made the purchases.
II was also drought out from him
,'llt the affidavit vas uriginally made
rocrrlv I" IL" -:so.i in II civil procedure
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
EXPOSURE CAUSE
.ii,:rarrer> nf Infant Threw Baby ON
Icr While Alive.

leg While Alive.
Minot. y. d.. Dec. a.-That the lit
tle baby Who" tiny body vas found
ON the ice in the Mouse river near the
SEQ dam came 10 las death by ex-
posture was the verdict arrived at by
the coroner's jury. During the time
%hicn has interviewed since the m
quest and the return OF the verdict.
the members of the jury have been
"ntir!ng in their efforts to discover
ON trace OF the parents of the little
child. and TO learn. If possible, who
threw the body me-" The ice. Many
s%upp"Scd rir"s haze ;ncn traced down
b." tn" jury bur each without any re-
suits. "nd thsy canle to the conclusion
That III" haby's identity would proba-
DIV alN.aNS celGain a mNS.erA:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-09
THREE WANT MIIlToN OFFICE.

Milton, y. D., Dec. $50 Tar there
are three good old democrats out for
the appointment as postmaster Of
Milton when Postmaster Pratten's
term expires in the spring, namely:
w. T. Reilly. August Peterson and
Frank Dilling. 1t is yet a matter OF
speculation who will get it. as each
n has secured a large number Of
signatures to his petition.
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LEG Is

Rugby. y. d.. Dec. 9.-The sur
Rcons in charge of Walter Holbrook
who was injured bH a train. found it
necessary to- amputate the crushed leg
about two inches above the knee, as
the flesh had been SO badly mangled
that healing was impossible.
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county: ]. T. Hoge. Underwood. Nc.
Lean county: D. b. Wing. Washburn.
Mclean county.
AZ. Chns. i. kellogg. New Salem.
Morton county: ]. j. Ryan. Flasher.
Morton county.
~. e.. G. Jawbaugh. Halliday.
Dunn county: Sherman Hickle. Butte.
divert county: Aug. Isaak, Mannhav-
en-. Mercer county
~. j. l.. Hjort. I,ccder. Adams
county; II. j. Singer. Petrol. Adams
county.
so. John Balsbom. o%snabrock. Ca
Waller county.
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PORT OFFICIALS IN CoNrERENC,

New York, Dec. 3.-IIans Tor the
development Of the principal ports on
the Atlantic and gulf coasts and for
the Improvement Of methods in con.
Quoting port business were discussed
here today at a conference of port
officials representing New York. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, New Orleans. Balti-
more. Charleston n other cities. At
the conclusion Of the conference.
which will last several days. the Off.
Gals will start on a tour of inspection
of the larger ports from Boston to
Galveston.