The evening times. [volume], March 22, 1906, Image 8

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

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PAGE EIGHT
KELSEY'S
COLUMN
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A FAIR
EXCHANGE
no robbery. We always give our
trons full value tor their money,
J. often more than value. Just now
are devoting our efforts to UNI
IHS1TY AVENUE WEST and can
1 you lots in that section at prices
.t will aBtonLsh you. We have a spe
1 easy payment plan that is proving
•y attractive to those earning only
noderate salary. Comp in and let
explain it to you.
Kraj"1
RRNT a seven room house
on University avenue In
repair. City water and eel- CI
per month ^10
Rdfftaju
CAIP ON COTTONWOOD ST..
a very desirable corner
I 50x140. This Ls a bargain
...$425
CA1 ON REEVES AVENUE.
111 An eight room house, all
1 Icrn but heat fine lawn and shade
.'s good cellar. Size of lot 66x750.
Is an excellent property convenl
I iy located. Price
$4200
Cil ON BELMONT AVENUE.
unuu
a
fine ten room house,
foundation city water nice lawn
shade trees lot 150x142. Rents for
per month. This is a good CAiiflfl
-stment Price .qrWJUU
CAI ON CHESTNUT STREET.
I' aittiu
a
a
0
cozy five room house
cellar and basement. Lot 50x140
and shade trees. Rents for $1*
O month. Good barn on C19Qfl
nlaes. A. bargain at fllSoU
tD ClIP NICE R©OM HOUSE
11
"a™ on Cottonwood street,
tn. City water and good CI ISA
lr. IiOt 25x140. Price .«JHODU
SAI.P. POUR LOTS ON INTHR
I a oiuiii national avenue. Just
I you are looking for. CC9 eh
I ndid investment Each... ,*W6»U
I ti if OUR HOUSE VACANT?^
I us and we will rent it Immediate
Have several desirable tenants on
waiting list.
FOB ONE OF OUR NEW $5.00
CONTRACTS FOB DEED.
ENT REALTY &
INVESTMENT CO.
Coming Events.
IKk IT—MmIIii of the Great Nur
pt QKilt mwlatlM.
•HI 0(»«r«l eledoa for city of
CI
XT—Coaeert at M. B. church—
(•tc Marlon Pace, soprano. Mr.
(M Helde, violinist.
ftrefc IT—MteUag of Great Northern
.1. plrcalt officers In Grand Fork*,
ui laic of Spice, Metropolitan
tre.
trek XQ—Ilabe* in Toyland, Met ro
an theatre.
ireh X7—Von You», Metropolitan
tie.
dy EHka* Dancing Party—Thursday
img, April to.
W. Ross, the architect.
J. Edwards, the other architect.
HE QIY IN BRIEF
Will Leave Tonight.
Is evening F. A. Maxwell, who
io lately bereaved of his wife, will
here- accompanied by little jamie,
on, aged' two years, his mother,
C. Maxwell of Ccicago and his
sr-in-law, Mrs. L. S. McGrew of
In, Neb. He will be gone some
and will visit his mother and
CinLincoln,
Chicago, his late wife's reta
in Neb., and his brother,
Maxwell of Marshalltown, la.,
~p returning.
Farewell Reception,
and Mrs. A. L. Little will be
red a reception by the Royal
bora at I. Q. O. F. hall this even
Mr. and Mrs. Little will leave
ie coast in a short time where
will make their home.
Chances
IR SALE—FTNE HOUSE AND
ot In Poreat River, N. D. Snap
jOr quick sale.
IR SALE—NICE HOUSE AND
Jptatwith KOOd barn in Inkster.
•l bargain. Don't delay.
~R PALE—ON BAST TERMS,
IneUrrl gated land in Southern
.aatto. Abundant water supply,
osftlvely the best proposition
the state.
Et SALE—seat ACRES CHOICE)
trmlng land la Central Minne
I Ma. well located good soil
tsjr terms.
SALE STOCK IN "El
(So" Rubber Plantation,
"SlSte^thK income. In-
ED TOUR PROPERTY
with us for sale. Farm
property quickly sold at
—WE WILL FURNISH
Ijraoter (or your house and eol
the rant (or you.
^4Sf?«^8°FITFOB
)tw OF fcAD DEBTS
In the United States.
rth
western
Collection
6, North Street
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Strike Is at An End.
So far as the Knight Printing com
pany ot Fargo is concerned the print
ers' strike is ended. The well known
printing establishment 'came to an
agreement with the Fargo Typographi
cal Union Tuesday and a formal con
tract was entered into yesterday for
one year. The Knight Printing com
pany agrees to employ only union
labor and adopts the eight-hour day.
Knight Printing company, Fargo
Printing company. Gross Bros., In
dependent Printing company of Moor
bead and the Moorlicad Citizen are all
i:nlon job printing shops. The Call
and the Forum are also union shops.
Walker Bros. & Hardy, the Porte com
pany and the Moorhead News continue
to maintain so-called "open" shops.
A New Thcnt«r.
A dispatch from Winnipeg says:
"Ground will be broken this morning
on the property fronting on Smith
street between Notre Dame and I"3llice
avenues, for the new theatre to be
erected by C. P. Walker, the present
lessee and manager of the Winnipeg
theater. Messrs. Kelly Bros., Mitchell,
Ltd., have been awarded the contract
for the excavations and foundations,
ready to receive the structural steel.
The balance of the contracts will bo
let as soon as the necessary details
and specifications can be gotten out
by the architect, II. C. Stone of Mon
treal and Winnipeg.
Stuck in Snow llnnk.
The Great Northern Dulutli train did
not reach the city 'intil 2 o'clock this
morning, being six hours late. The
delay was caused by a couple of
freight trains stuck in the cut at Be
noit. All the trains were more or less
late this morning. Train 2 being live
hours late. Yesterday morning the
Duluth train was run to this city to
accommodate the Crookston and east
ern traffic as Train 5 was eight hours
late.
Will Be Back Soon.
A friend in this city of Henry Hei
menz, former foreman of the Plain
dealer, is in receipt of a postal which
bears this inscription: "Like the cat
I will be back soon." This would indi
cate that Henry will return to Grand
Forks in the near future. He went
west some time ago to look the coun
try over and his postal comes from
Spokane, Wash.
An Objcct Lesson.
Just an object lesson in the virtue
of advertising: Two young men were
overheard in the following conversa
tion today: "I am going to blow my
self for a watch Saturday night. They
say that Jeweler Kent on Third street
it selling some beauties at $12.50, let's
look them over. Mr. Kent's Challenge
Sale ad appears in The Evening Times
today.
Back to Iowa.
A. Sargent of Larimore is the guest
of his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Brundage today. Mr. Sargeant is on
his way back to Iowa where
visit relatives and arrange for moving
his family to North Dakota. He is in
the employ of the Great Northern at
Larimore but may be trausceneu 10
Grand Forks later m.
Committee Met.
Yesterday afternoon the adjustment
committee of the county commission
ers met at the court house and report
ed on tax rcbatements. They made a
careful examination of all complaints
and in some instances ordered rebate
ot taxes and in others left the ap
praisment of the assessor stand.
Dr. A. L. McDonald Moves.
Dr. A. L. McDonald, who has had
offices with Dr. Taylor in the First
National bank building, will remove
the first of April to the Security build
ing. He will occupy offices in the
front of the building on the second
fioor, near the offices of Dr. Healy.
W. C. T. (J. Meeting.
There will be a special meeting of
the W. C. T. U. in the parlors ot the
Baptist church from 3 to 5 o'clock
Friday afternoon The principal fea
ture will be the talk by Mrs. Webster
on her experiences as a missionary in
Africa.
Putting in Windows.
Yesterday the work was begun by
the contractors of installing the win
dows in the new federal building. As
the boards are torn out and the win
dows put in, the structure begin to as
sume something of a completed and
stately appearance.
Newest for Ladies.
The ladies of the city are invited to
call at our parlors and see the newest
creations in spring hats. Our pattern
hats will please you. Our new Easter
display just received. Miss Sara Hoi
seth, 104 South Third street.
Mr. Adams Returns.
Yesterday W. R. Adams of the car
pet department of the Ontario rofiifn»'l
from 8t Louis where he went some
weeks since to buy stock for me com
ing season. Mr. Adams reports a very
pleasant trip.
Lady Elks' Party.
The Lady Elks will give a dancing
party on Thursday evening, April 19,
and invitations are being sent out for
the same. The committee on arrange
ments is made up of the following
prominent ladies of the order: Mrs.
E. J. Densmore, Mrs. C. E. Lozler,
Mrs. W. H. Alexander.
Notice.
All persons indebted to Frank Leh
man or Vienna bakery, will please
eall at the office of James Twamly,
room Beare block, or Joseph Trocha.
Pablie Stenographer.
Miss Laura Daubenberg, room 2,
Clifford block. Phones: 83M N. W.
Trl-State, 292R. Call and get prices.
Hair Dressing Parlors.
Shampooing and lplr dressing also
glove cleaning, at Mrs. ES. A. Marsh,
Ut Booth Third street Phone 742M.
Hare It Done.
Toir dental work by the alveolar
method. Dr. Corfvrette, DeMers avc
it and Third street, over drug store.
Enjoyed the Convention.
This morning Rev. and Mrs. J. M.
Beadles and the other delegates from
Grand Forks returned from the great
missionary convention at Fargo. It
was the fiftii great convention held in
the United States this year and was
most interesting and instructive from
start to finish. There was a large
attendance from over the state and the
sessions were all of a high order, there
being bishops and noted missionaries
from all over the world in attendance.
Will Open Bids.
Next Monday Chief Runge and the
fire committee of the city council will
u|u:ii bids for the new combination
chemical wagon and hose cart, it is a
modern and handsome fire fighting
machine and will cost in the neighbor
hood of 1,600. Chief Runge is a
firm believer in the use of chemicals
in small fires, there being less damage
in putting out fires aid it is much
more effective in out-of-the-way places
than water.
Will Begin Early.
The brickyard to be established this
spring by J. It. Poupore on North
Third street, just outside the city lim
its, will be in working order in. the
early spring. The machinery will
shortly arrive and be installed, and
the dry sheds erected as soon as |m.,
sibio. Mr. Poupore expects to be in a
position lo make brick just as eariy
and just as large quantities as any
yard in the northwest.
ls Ready for Business.
The supplies for the new Northwest
ern National Insurance company have
been completed and are now in the
hands of the agents. A. L. Woods, who
represents the company in this city
and who is also a director in the com
pany, has received his supplies and is
ready for business. He wrote his first
policy yesterday and expects to be very
busy at policy writing for some weeks
to come.
Schwam Has Big Sale.
Today George Schwam, the South
Third street clothier, has inaugurated
a big sale at his place of business, 123
South Third street. He is offering
some great bargains in men's and boys'
clothing and boots and shoes. He is
making the sweeping reduction of 25
[er cent on this class of goods.
Shriners Will Make Pilgrimage.
Preparations are being made for a
ilgrimage to Los Angeles, Cal., from
fill over the United States to visit the
twenty-second annual session of the
Imperial council. 'A cheap fare will be
made and as the season of the year is
most propitious, May 7 to 11, it is ex
pected that there will be a big crowd.
A number are planning on going from
Grand Forks and Fargo.
Enjoyable Meeting.
Yesterday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
of the Baptist church met with Mrs.
Louis Campbell at her home on Cotton
wood street. In spite of the inclement
weather, there was a good attendance
and a very pleasant afternoon spent.
Refreshments were "rH and the
usual program carried oat
Will Go to St Paul.
This evening Judge Templeton will
leave for St Paul where he will take
deputation in some insurance matters.
The case is that of Torgeson & Ecke
berg of Hoople vs. the Redfield Insur
ance company. The action was brought
to recover losf on a policy. The case
is of long standing.
Fire at Peverly Hospital.
The fire department made a run this
afternoon at about 10 o'clock to the
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RICKSON'S
CALL 848 EITHER PHONE
NO. 7 SOUI 3rd ST.
The New Store
THAT SAVES YOD MONET.
Hiawatha Fancy Patent Flour—no bet
ter flour milled we exceptQI
none—98 lb. sack i^JLk/sv
New Laid Eggs— "J A
per dozen A a?C
Fancy lemons— QA_
per dozen ...wl/C
Shred Cocoanut, nice and O
fresh—per lb XOC
Quaker Roiled Oats— "I
per package JLUC
Fresh Wheat Flakes— O
in bulk, per lb OC
Quaker Puffed Rice—
per package JJC
Wisconsin Full Cream "I CJ_
Cheese—mild, per lb XOC
Canada Cream Cheese— "J
each A vIC
Swiss Cheese—
per lb faUC
Granulated Sugar— 01 f|f|
20 lbs for i^i-tUU
Fancy Cleaned Currants—
per lb CJC
Three Crown Muscatelle "I
Rasins—per lb I'faiC
Fancy Seeded Raisins— A
per package AUC
Lipton's No. 1 Black Tea—
per lb OUC
Empress No. 1 Sundried 0|"|_
Japan Tea—% lb. package OUC
Our Special Sundried Japan ilO
Tea—very good, per lb... OOC
Best Mocha & Java Coffee flfk
in bulk, lb. 35c 3 lbs for.. XjlAsUU
Erickson's Special M. &. OA
Coffee—per lb. only wUC
Yellow Corn Meal—
10 lb. sack, per sack uUC
White Cooking Figs— O
per lb OC
Pie Grated Pineapple—
3 lb. cans, per can At!C
Golden Pumpkin— "I
Nakomis brand, per can AtC
Solid Pack Tomatoes— "J O
Nakomis brand, per can AOC
Fancy Cream Corn—
Nakomis brand, per can AOC
Silver Gloss Starch— A_
per package 1UC
Laundry Soap—Calumet
Family. 10 bars uuC
P-
A/
Kvtfe
THE EVENING Timea mum tnpgp j^' -,
Will Graduate.
D. Grimson, a graduate of the uni
versity who has been doing post-grad
uate work in the Northwestern univer
sity, has returned to the city and
joined the senior law class. He will
take his degree in the law this spring
and will then be ready to keep the
wayfaring man out of the paths of
evil.
Ladles' Night.
A number of ladies have signified
their desire to become hypnotic sub
jects for Prof. McEwen, and it is un
derstood that this privilege will be
afforded them tomorrow night.
Children's Day.
There will be a meeting of the
Young People's society at Trinity
church tomorrow evening. Prepara
tions are being made for children's
day at this church April 8.
Goes to the Coast.
Attorney R. S. Enge left today for
Iowa, where he will visit for some
time and then go to the coast, proba
bly to California, where he will locale
for the practice of his profession.
Will Meet Tomorrow Night.
The Young Ladies' society of the
Zion Lutheran church will meet to
morrow evening witn Mrs. T. O. Ed
wards at 8 o'clock. The young people
are invited.
Will Hold Rummage Bala.
The Women's Relief Corps will hold
a rummage sale the last of the month
in the Hendricks building, at No. 5
South Third street.
Spring Vacation Begins.
The spring vacotlon at the tmirar
sity begins today, and a large nuuioer
of students are leaving for their
homes.
General StandMi Has Recovered.
General Standlsh has recovered fran
his recent Indisposition and is able to
be about again.
For prompt service-.and immediate
reply, use the Long Distance Lines of
the Northwestern Telephone Ex
change company. "V
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Strictly Fresh Eggs
Per Dozen
14c
E^-O-See
3 Packages for
25c
Peverly hospital, at 309 Belmont ave
nue. While the blaze was not exten
sive, it resulted in a damage of $50.
Had it not been for the judicious use
of chemicals by Chief Runge, the dam
age would have been much greater.
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ONTARIO STORE
Only Two (2) Days More of
Our Great Rebuilding Sale
Saturday marks the closing day of this, THE GREATEST OF
ALL BARGAIN EVENTS. TWO MORE DAYS TO GET
YOUR SHAREjOF THE BARGAINS. Everything In the store
reduced (except groceries and contract goods.) Never an
other chance to supply ALL your needs at such reductions.
COME NOW, TIME IS SHORT.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS
THE FOLLOWING!
Granulated Sugar
20 Pounds for
$1.00
Santa Glaus and Lenox
Snap 9 Bars lor
25c
Buy Now and Here
R. B. GRIFFITH
PERSONALS
Prof. Hoch will go to Petersburg
tonight where he will read the 'Tam
ing of the Shrew."
F. P. Daily is here from Conway.
H. D. Alert of Langdon is among
today's visitors.
Mrs. P. Jorgenson of Lakola ls visit
ing in the city.
A. J. Kirkide, Bert Muri and Ole T.
Green of Crurchs Ferry are city visit
ors today.
H. M. Hutchinson of Lakota spent
last night in the city.
D. B. Collins of Cando is among the
prominent people from the west who
are visiting in the city.
M. E. Mondan is at Fergus Falls,
having been called there by the seri-
THE
NEW YORK
Hotel and
Restaurant
Is the only 1!'
RESTAURANT
In Grand Forks
That hat lolved the eatinj prollM
Everything Always
Ready
Everything the
Very Best
Everything Glean
and New
Special Dlmr, Daily 28c
S8 Comstatioa IkUta $4
Newly
rraiike4
loo«« per aeatk $10
SSSS
II Yob Come Tomorrow
Yon will Come Next Day
Matheson & Koenijf, mi*
40® D«lm in,
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Mrs. C. N. Koale who brought her
little grandson here from Sheyenne
for an operation has returned home
with the little fellow much improved in
health.
The Larimore people who came from
Larimore to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Maxwell were Mrs. Owen
Ashbrooke, aiiss Ipmma Ashbrooke,
Mrs. O. H. Phillips, Mrs. C. O. Piatt
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bierley, Mrs.
Ed Litton, Dr. Webb, Charley East
gate and J. F. Murphy.
Mrs. R. M. Lincoln, who has been
indisposed for the past week, is much
improved.
Charley Damoreaux is expected
home from the east this spring for a
brief visit He has been playing a suc
cessful engagement with a theatrical
company during the past season.
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Grand Forks, N. D., March 22.-(By
wards Wood Co., Brokers, Room 1#
Clifford Building.)—-We charge only tte
"r bushel commission on all grain snd
ic per bbl, on pork (or Chicago deliv
fi and He on flax for Duluth delivery,
her companies charge double this
ery,
Other companies
amount.
Superior (taatatfaas for HIiauMlb
Delivery.
Wheat— May. July.
Open .. ..'..76U-% ?8%-K
Iflgh 77 79
Low 78J4 78
Close 78ft 79..
Chleace Delivery.
Wheat1—
Onen
Low.
Close
Corn—
,,-igh
Low.
Close
Close
Pork—
18.40 ^'18.10
..18.EE
Low. .18.27
Close 18.47 18.17
May
..*.31
-.8.40
.8.82
.8.27
Open
Iflgh
Low.
Close
Dmtatfe Deliver*
Flax-
ft
fa
Open .. l.
.- 1)17
Low. .. l.isj
tioee .. l.lli.
aineiHlbr Cash Onto" Cleae.
No 1 hard wheat
THURSDAY, MABOH 22, 1906.
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Fancy Patent Flour
ELECTRIC LIGHT-*B«t Hos? ia the Ibrkel
"Excepting Diaaond
£rck98:lb $J_90
Wisconsin Full Cream
QlPPSP
ous illness of his sister, Mrs. John
son.
Assistant General Superintendent of
the West end of the Great Northern
J. Marcus Davis came in last evening
in his private car.
Pound
per
16c
No. 1 northern wheat
No. 2 northern wheat
No .3 wheat
No. 1 durum wheat
No. 2 durum wheat
No. 3 yellow corn .,
N4 3 white oats ..
No. 3 oats
Barley
Rye
No. 1 flax
May flax
ye^n3n3eo"POllS—Cars:
fzim
fj? &"'<!.'*1,
-1
'if
v-
to 7«g
t*T»
to 71
te
test
»7£
..37 to 47
..64% toil*
13% to 1.142
1.152
..1
Northwest Receipts.
Today M,
laat'
Duluth—Cars: Today 28 last year 8
^Winnipeg—Carb: Today 62 last year
68.
Farclga Cables.
loUverpool-ciose Wheat Kd to *d
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE—LAKE 8ITE PROPERTY
at BemldJI. Minn. ten acres beautl- J?
ful view: on bay 1U miles from eeurt
house. Inquire or R. Clark. Times
office city.
I LOCATE FOR LAND MEN—I AM AN
experienced cruiser and Held locater
10 years experience locating for the
best land companies. Address F. D.
Packard, Box 17. Grand Forks, H.
Don't Buy a
Piano
f: Until Yon Hoar of Oar
$50 offer
It will be to yonr advantage to
call and lot Mr. T. J. Parker,
the well known Piano Nan ex.
plajnthe full details
To all thoae who want
to bay planoa before
April 1, ohr pianos ara
strictly falrfh rfrade, e|.
i, •rfant, new desltfna to
•p.to.date cases.
p^ornw to Salt. Call o»
Write to
GRAND FORES
MUSIC CO.
..'Si.
Everything In Sfcaat Maalc
and Talking Machines
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