The evening times. [volume], March 30, 1906, Image 12

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

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UNIVERSITY
AVENUE WEST
This office Is headquarters for UNI
VERSITY AVENUE WEST properties
and has been headquarters ever since
we started in business. We've pushed
'this section harder than any other
••portion of the city because we have
'honestly believed that it offered the
•very best advantages for rapid im
provement, and the heavy demand of
the past two seasons has but served to
Increase our belief. We'll be glad of
an opportunity to show you our prop
erties properties that will steadily
Increase in value. Don't forget that
our "Auto" is always "at your ser
vice."
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WALNUT STREET. A
tun ullliu nine room house steam
heat hardwood finish city water, bath
and toilet. Corner lot 50x140, with fine
lawn and shade trees. This property
Is cheap at $3500. but for quick sale
only ?. .U.at. $2700
FDR RFNT A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
on University avenue In
ood repair. City water and eel- CIS
per month &1.U
FOR SALE
«t only
°N« COTTONWOOD ST..
very desirable corner
Is a bargain
tot 60x140. This Is a bargain $425
FOR Cil ON REEVES AVENUE.
rUft SILL An eight room house, ail
modern but heat fine lawn and shade
trees goori cellar. Size of lot 66x760.
This Is an excellent property conveni
ently located. Price
$4200
FHR GAI ON BELMONT AVENUE.
1V»I« iSnljli a fine ten room house,
brick foundation city water nice lawn
and shade trees lot 150x142. Rents for
126 per montn. This is a good Cdildfl
Investment. Price iJlvUU
FflR 2 AI
ON
CHESTNUT STREET,
tun unuii a. cozy five room house
fawn
rood cellar and basement. Lot 60x140
and shade trees. Rents for $10
per month. Good barn on CIOMI
premises. A bargain at ylfiiou
FAD CAIF NICE 5 ROOM HOUSE
SUH BHLIEI
on
Cottonwood street,
close In. City water and good CI ISA
cellar. Lot 26x140. Price .iJltJOU
FOR SAI F. FOUR LOTS ON INTER
run BiMju national avenue. Just
what you are looking for. 3(1
Splendid Investment Each...
FHR RFNT °N NORTH FOURTH ST.
HCjIi 1 eight room fiimishpii
house, modern except heat.
Per month
furnished
$30
CAIF STORE BUILDING WITH
run 3/Uilj three living rooms cor
ner lot 100x140 delivery wagon and
thS£k Price"*!*.
.'?r.e.8UBa'?....si4oo
ASK FOB ONE OF OH It SEW $5.30
CONTRACTS FOR DEED.
KENT REALTY &
INVESTMENT CO.
J. W. Ross, die architect.
W. 1. Edwards, the oilier architect.
Coming Events.
April 2 General election lor city of
ttraid Forks.
Lady Bllta' Dancing Party-—'Thursday
mnlH« April 10.
Wmj Down BaNt—Metropolitan, April
4th.
Blaaehe Watah In "The Woman In the
Ci«en—HetropeUtau, April 5th,
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Bound for Iron Range.
Lee Wilcox, a graduate of the engi
neering department of the state uni
versity, and formerly possessed of
considerable fame as a football player
on the 'varsity squad, was a visitor in
the city Thursday on his way from the
west to Hibbing, Minn., where he goes
to take a position as engineer with
one of the iron range mining com
panies. Mr. Wilcox has been following
his profession of mining engineer in
Montana and Idaho for the past year
or more.
Remember the republican rally to
morrow evening at the opera house.
Gets New Run.
Conductor T. J. Evans of Barnes
Ville was In the city last evening, re
turning to Fargo after passing through
the city yesb-n'.ay morning on the
second section train No. 5. Mr.
Evans In the future will run out of
•Fargo over the Aneta, St Vincent and
Morris lines.
At the Deaconess.
O. Mamalls, the young Greek who
lost a leg In the Great Northern acci
dent at Towner last July, was admit
ted to the mospltal last evening. He
la suffering with an acute attack of
pneamonla.
West to Jamestown.
Last evening C. H. Howard was
taken to the state asylum at James
town by the local authorities. He Is
the Great Northern express messenger
who lost his reason recently In such
a sensational manner.
Called Ont Department
Last evening the Grand Forks fire
department was called out to extin
guish the blazing roof of a barn near
the Grand Forks gas works. The fire
was easily brought under control on
the arrival of the .department
Newest for Ladies.
The ladles of the city are Invited to
•all 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
WnH Locate Pletare Shew.
J. T. Mahaney of St Paul is in the
eity looking for a location for a mov
ing picture show. He has a location
«n Third street In view, hut as yet has
•ot succeeded la renting a building.
Had Fleuait Ttau
lAst evening the members of the
Yeoman degree team met tor drill and
after the session enjoyed a hutch and
aooial ttmew „,
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A Cautle Writer.
Marshall McClure, former owner
and at present editorial writer oil The
Mlnot Optic, at Minot, was a visitor in
Grand Forks today on his way home
from a business trip to the Twin Cities.
Mr. McClure is known as one of the
most acrid writers in the state. He
once said of a certain Ward county
man with whom he was at outs that
he "hoped when he (that man) finally
reached hades that the most agreeable
occupation of the fiery demons of that
place would have for unnumbered
eternities, would be to heap round his
quivering flesh sulphur-heated em
bers with the cudgeons of hell."
Remember the republican rally to
morrow evening at the opera house.
May Save Honey for County.
The case of the state of North Da
kota vs. Charles H. Mitchell and M. S.
Mayo, as treasurer of Cass county,
was up in the supreme court yester
day. The case attacks the validity of
the law under which the citien of the
state are now operating, it is jf
interest here owing to the fact that
Grand Forks county is seeking to es
cape the payment of several tliousand
dollars In fines and forfeitures which
the state claims. If the law is invalid
the county escapes payment.
Election is Very Quiet
Walter Haggles of the firm of
Wright, Haggles & Co., returned ^o
Crookston last evening after a day
spent in the city on business and to
Ket a last look at the old Ontario store
building. Mr. Kuggles says that poli
tics is very quite in Crookston. Little
interest is being taken in the contest,
but til.! indications seem to be that
G. S. Chesterman on the republican
ticket will defeat .1. D. McPhee on the
citizens' ticket.
Marie Ricks Here.
Grand Forks had a narrow escape
today from another visit from that ec
centric but famous woman—Marie
Ricks—who Is known in almost every
village, town and city of the north
west. Mrs. Ricks has a penchant for
smashing glass and has on several oc
casions pursued this very undesirable
diversion in this city. The local police
had wind of her coming and refused
to permit her to alight from the train
on which she was a passenger.
Saw Murdered Men.
C. A. Fairbanks of Anamoose, Iowa,
about to remove to a farm near the
town of Hurt], Pottineau county, was
a visitor in l!u- city this morning on
his way wets with a couple of cars of
household gooils. Mr. Fairbanks ar
rived Thursday afternoon from Min
neapolis, where he reports visiting
the city morgue and seeing the bodies
of the six Italians who were murdered
there on Wednesday. He says the re
mains gave evidence of having been
chopped in a most harrowing and sick
ening manner.
Remember the republican rally to
morrow evening at (lie opera house.
A Sad Mission.
Miss Clara Olson, of Cando, N. D.,
passed through the city this morning
on her way home from Hamline uni
versity at Hamline, Minn. She was
called by a message Thursday evening
notifying her of the death of her
younger brother, Harold, as a result
of a fall from the Cando public school
building. She was accompanied by Al
bert Lunde, a well-known merchant
at Maza.
Made Ready for Funeral.
Peter Hietala, a Finlander living in
the neighborhood of Rolla, committed
suicide by shooting after donning his
best suit of clothes. He pinned a note
to the door of his cabin requesting
that no one except his brothers were
to force an entrance. When the neigh
bors broke in the door they found him
lying on the floor with a bullet hole in
his head.
New Hardware at Bottineau.
A. W. Lund, who was formerly en
gaged in the hardware business at
Crookston, passed through the city
last evening from a visit to Bottineau,
where he will locate in the hardware
business. He was delighted with tlie
country and was astonished at the
business done there and the general
prosperity of the country.
Was the Right Man.
Sheriff McLain returned to Devils
Lake last evening with the negro ar
rested under the name of Isaac Jack
son. His right name is Billy Green
and he was wanted at Devils Lake for
robbing his roommate of money and
clothing while employed in a restau
rant. The charge at the preliminary
hearing today was grand larceny.
Moving to Flaxton.
Mrs. O. Henry and daughter of
Holmes were visitors in the city over
night on their way to Flaxton, N. D.,
to which place the family is moving.
Mr. Henry is already there making ar
rangements for the reception of his
family.
Girls to Play.
What will probably be the last girls'
basket ball game of the season will
be played on Friday of next week at
Keller's hall in East Grand Forks be
tween the Y. M. C. A. team of this city
and the girls' East Side high school.
Tinglestad for Governor.
There is some talk in the state that
Prof. John Tinglestad of the state uni
versity, department of Scandinavian
languages, will be a candidate for
governor.
CoL Brewer at Work.
Yesterday Col Brewer of the Fargo
Forum, who has been out of the har
ness while undergoing an operation
for appendicitis. Is back at his desk
for the first time.
Inspecting the Service.
E. J. Little, of St. Paul, superinten
dent of telegraph for the Western
Union, was a visitor In the city yes
terday, here to inspect the local ser
vice.
Sprlggs Brothers Get Contract.
The contract for the gas-piping,
plumbing and steam fitting of the new
Ontario store has been let to the
Sprlggs Brothers of this city.
Pmblic Stenographer.
Miss Laura Daubenberg, room %,
Clifford block. Phones: 983M N. W.
Tri-State, 292R. Call and get prices.
Plates.
Natural gum faced plates, and teeth
extracted without pain. Dr. Convrette,
DeMers avenue and Third street, over
drug store.
Basiet Social.
Arrangements are being made for a
"big time" at the Y. M. C. A. basket
social to be given at the building on
the evening of Tuesday, April 10.
Examine Tonr Cattle.
as follows
Now is the time to kill the grub
which is lodged under the skin op
your cattle. Run your hand along
each side of the spine of the animal
and you can easily feel the lumps or
tumors If there are any. These war
bles are liars of the larvae of the^ox
gad-fly. They can be easily squeezed
or picked out, or/ apply a little tur
pentine In the opening in the warble
and this will prevent the develop
ment of a fly. Every farmer and
stock owner should do his duty in
this. The gad-fly does not travel far,
so if this plan were generally carried
out the fly would be exterminated.
A Spread for Davis.
The following from, the Bismarck
Palladium refers to A.' A. Davis, who
has recently formed a partnership
with Attorney Scott Rex:
"Woman's Cafe was the scene of a
merry gathering last Friday evening,
the occasion being a farewell supper
given by Mr. Homan in honor of A. A.
Davis, whose departure for Graud
Forks the following day had been an
nounced. The invited guests num
bered about a dozen, all of whom were
intimate friends and co-workers of
Mr. Davis at the capital. The feast
was an exceptionally fine onp, mine
host and the guests were in excellent
spirit and the affair was correspond
ingly enjoyable."
Will Visit the Forks.
The Crookston ladies who put on
the Adenda work before the Order of
the Eastern Star there recently, will
visit Grand Forks next Tuesday and
put the work on for Eastern Star
lodge here. There are seventeen
ladies in the drill 'under the guidance
of Mrs. A. Braley, who will come to
the Forks with the team. A large
number of people from Crookston are
planning on visiting the city at that
time.
is Acting as Advance Agent.
Rev. E. S. Shaw of the Congrega
tional church of Crookston, who put
on the Koehne lecture course here, left
Crookston last night for an extended
trip in the southern part of Minne
sota. Rev. Shaw has resigned his
pastorate and will probably become
permanently connected with the work
of introducing the Koehne lectures.
Rev. Shaw has made arrangements
for the appearance of Mr. Koehne at
Cassolton.
Will Itoiiulify the Grounds.
The Clinton Falls Nursery com
pany has secured the contract for
beautifying the Catholic cemetery
grounds of this city. J. V. Wiehler,
their representative of the company
who is in the city, will have charge
of the work. He will be located here
for the greater part of the season.
Politics Slow at Crookston.
E. M. Snell spent yesterday at
Crookston, returning home last even
ing. The oppressive quiet of Crook
ston nearly proved to much for Mr.
Snell. He was glad to get back to
Grand Forks where they have live po
litical campaigns.
Mrs. Glllis Better.
Mrs. J.« D. Gillis of Crookston, wife
of Conductor Gillis of the Great
Northern, who has been ill at a local
hospital for a fortnight. Is convales-'
cent.
Men's cassimere suits, marked f7—
25 per cent off A 13 A
8 days' sale. U.UU
Men's worsted suits marked $10,
25 per cent off
8 days' sale m. .O vf
Men's Miller hand made suits mark
ed $15, 25 per cent 11
off 8 days' sale ll.uO
Men's Miller hand made suits mark
ed $18, 25 per cent
off 8 days' sale
ed $18, 25 per cent
THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS, N. D.
Bonds an Excellent.
A Stutsman county farmer writes'' Farmers coming to the city today
fniinwa-
are
telling of the excellent condition
of-the roads generally. The snow Is
practically all gone and In many
places the roads are comparatively
dry. There Is little water and the
mud is not yet much of a factor in
the condition of the roads. Farmers
are hauling hay and other commodi
ties' to the city and taking out their
supplies for the,spring. Everything
points to an early opening of rivers
and the going out of the frost suffi
ciently for seeding. The expected
flood from the deep snow is nowhere
in evidence.
Building was Filled.
Last evening the Duis meeting at
the warehouse of the Avery Manufac
turing company on Fifth street filled
the building. The warehouse will
probably hold 500 people if they were
well packed. Mayor Duis, M. F. Mur
phy, F. Feetham, John Anderson and
others spoke. Music was furnished
by about 20 boys with tin pans, pieces
of tin, etc. It was iuspiring.
Meeting was Interesting.
The Neal Do wmeeting held by
the W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs.
J. M. Smith at 204 Chestnut street this
afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, was
most interesting. The program par
took of the nature of a study of the
life of the great temperance reformer
and proved to be both instructive and
entertaining.
Will Entertain Children.
This evening at the I. O. O. F. hall
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs will
entertain the children of the mem
bers of the lodges. An elaborate pro
gram with refreshments has been pre
pared and the wives of Odd Fellows
who are not Rebekahs are especially
invited to come and bring their chil
dren.
Will Delay Trains.
For the next few mvuflis st will be
hard to get a passenger train
throttgh the state of North Dakota on
schedule time, at least not until the
block system is started. Ixrng freight
trains are going through the state
daily carrying the effects of immi
grants and these delay the passenger
trains.
Pigs Go Blind.
The wife of one of the newcomers
from Nebraska heard some talk of
blind pigs in this county, wRereupon
she remarked: "Now, that's too bad.
We had such fine pigs and did so
well raising them in Nebraska we
brought some along with us. I do
hope they won't get this awful disease
and go blind, too."
Many BuUding Permits.
There have been many building per
mits Issued in March. Although one
day yet remains of the month, a total
of 29 permits have been Issued num
bering from 905 to 934. They rep
resent the sum of $62,170. The sum
is a large one for the month of March.
Building Is Nearly Completed.
The Rumley building Is nearing
completion. The brick work is about
finished and the work on the roof Is
fairly under way. It will be ready
for occupancy In the early summer.
Removed to Minnetonka.
W. McFarland, a brother of Mrs. C.
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
ONLY ONE DAY MORE!
Men's Miller hand made imported
cassimere suits marked $20, 25
per cent off |B
8 day's sale
Men's Miller hand made finest
Globe mills worsted suits, all im
ported goods, hand made button
holes, collar and lapels, the beat
to be had, marked In plain figures
$22, 25 per cent off "I £2 Afl
8 days' sale lll.ilU
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE flfOT SATISFIED
Clothier Furnisher
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J. Fisk of this city, ikssed through
the city last evening enroute from
Edmore to Spring Pfcrk on Lake Min
netonka. Mr. McFarland has .been
the Great Northern agent at Edmore
and will occupy a like position at
Spring Park. Mrs. McParland and
the family will not follow foya fort
night. ./.v.
May Locate Here.
Among yesterday's visitors in the
city is W. A. Walters, of Crawfords
ville, Indiana, a well known real es
tate man of that city., and formerly
connected with the Lund Land agency
of Minneapolis. Mr. Crawford has
signed no contract for this year and
is considering the advisability of lo
cating in Grand Forks. He Is a
brother-in-law of E. N. Ball, superin-'
tendent of construction on the federal
building. I
Arrested tiie Assyrian.
Yesterday Sheriff Bingham took
back to Fargo, All Sime, an Assyrian,
accused of embezzling $23.00 from the
Great Northern agent at that office.
Sime was given $23.00 by the agent to
give to another Assyrain, but failed to
do so and left Fargo with the money.
He was located on a claim in Ward
county.
Forresters at Larlmore.
Organizer L. F. Cole of the Order
of Foresters reports the organization
of a lodge at Larlmore. The Larlmore
court was organized with a large
membership and with Robert Parker
as chief ranger and A. C. Wagner as
past ranger.
.Sells Residence.
Bruce B. Jackson, the realty man,
has completed a deal whereby the N.
J. Londergan residence at No. 614
Chestnut street is disposed of to Wil
liam McGlbbon. The consideration
in the deal was $1,600.
Gold Medal Award.
J. E. Clifford of this city, yesterday
received a gold medal award from the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition for a
sample of home grown wheat exhibit
ed by him at St, Louis. The medal is
a very handsome one.
In Hyslop Hospital.
The item in the Evening Times with
reference to the Injury to Miss Gibbs,
a member of the "Babes in Toyland"
company, should have read Miss Gib
son. The injured lady is at the Hys
lop instead of Deaconess hospital.
Will IVed at Reynolds.
On April 4 at Reynolds will occur
the wedding of Lewis Armstrong to
Miss Ragna Labacken. Both young
people are well and favorably known
at Reynolds.
Goes to Chicago.
J. F. Moore traveling auditor of the
Great Northern, who haS* resided at
Crookston for some time, will go to
Chicago and will leave the seirvice of
the road.
Judge Returned.
Judge Fisk returned last evening
from Fargo, where he was called to
sit In the hearing of a supreme court
case in which Justice Engerud was
disqualified.
You will find that the New York res
taurant gives the bdst meals and ser
vice for the money in town.
Schwam's 8 Days Spring Opening Sale
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
In order to meet new customers and introduce my new Spring
stock of Miller Hand Made clothes
I
man in Grand Forks come to my store, for 8 days, and select any
?f the articles advertised below and deduct 25 per cent, from
my regular prices, pay the balance and get a new Spring suit
without the profit-
I
BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY
OR EQUAL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
Young Men's Department
You may deduct 25 per cent from
the marked price of any young
mans' suit in the house.
Children's Department
Closing out this department 50 per
cent-reduction.
3-piece suits marked IIS
$2.60, 8 days' sale I add fJ
3-piece suits marked^ 1
$3.00, 8 days' sale.... JLaC#Vr
3-piece Bults marked 9 ft
ft
$4.00, 8 days' sale.....fiSa\/\#
This week was the largest week in the history of my business, scores of old customers
called and purchased together with many more new ones, who had read my advertisement
in the Evening Times. It more than demonstrates that there is one store that Yon
square when they advertise. Remember for days more the profit is xdlyours. $J *Com^
in and get acquainted with me' to-morrow. li'Slilliil. (J
GEO. SCHWAM
123 SOUTH THIRD STREET
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Wyrt 1M Meahen.
In vlew of the fact that there ii a
possiBllity of the supreme, court ot
the United Order ot Forester* meeting
|p Grand Forks July next, it Is desira
ble that there should be strong sub
ordinate court in this city.
I now have about 40 applications.
I want 100. Institution will be on
Friday evening, April 6. If you Would
like to be a charter member inquire of
James Twamley oi* D. H. Warren,
Beare block Mr. Lagerwall, with Beri
ner.Begg ft Garvin or of Wm. H.
Alexander, at The Evening Times of
fice Address L. F. Cole, State Organ
izer, care of The Evening Times,
Grand Forks, ,N. D..
Plumber Is Herei'"
S. N. Hollins of St. Paul, who is to.
supervise the installation of heating
and plumbing in the new federal
building, arrived last night and to
day began the work of direction. The
installation of the heating plant alone
will cost $4,500, \whlle there Is to be
added to this sum, approximately $9,
000 for the plumbing. Steam will be
used to heat the structure, but there
will be hot water also for the purpose
of flushing Sinks, etc. It will take
about three weeks to finish up the
work.
Appointed. Agents.
The Grand Forks 'Realty company,
with offices in the Security block, were,
today appointed agents for the Michi
gan Commercial Insurance company.
H. J. Keeley of the same firm has been
apopinted special agent, with juris
diction over the northern half of
Minnesota and North Dakota. This is
a new company just licensed to do.
business In North Dakota. They are
capitalized at $200,000 and are- not in
the trust.
Ladles Will Meet.
The young ladies of the Lutheran
Free church will meet next Monday
evening, April 12,-at the residence of
John Brldson, at 508 Chestnut street.
The society is preparing an elaborate
program which Will be rendered, at
that time. Refreshments will be serv
ed and those interested are most cor
dially invited.
Case On This Afternoon.
This afternoon In the court of Judge
Sullivan, on the East Side, is being
held the preliminary hearing in the
case of the state vs. Frank Carr and
Eva Molan. They are charged with
taking $100 from John Skaalerud in
one of the houses on the point last
night.
Will Erect Residence.
Architest R. L. Smith is making
plans and specifications for a resi
dence for J. N. Murray. The new resi
dence will be a handsome one and will
be located at the corner of Minnesota
avenue and South Fourth street
Broke An Arm.
The 14-year-old.daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Eikhainmer of. East Grand
Forks, sustained a fracture of the left
forearm this morning, as the result of
an unexpected fall. A Grand Forks
physician gave treatment
Fiset Sells Lots.
A deed placed on record in .Register
Hancock's office Thursday shows the
sale of two lots in Tiffany and An
derson's addition to Grand Forks to
C. A. Wetterlin. The consideration
was $625.
have decidea to let every
want to prove to you that
5 4 lev A.3Ur 1. Macs'A.
I4sell
Shoes
Red School House Shoes for men,
boys and children need no Intro
duction You know what they are.
$ per cent off from ear regalar
prlees.
Men's $2.60
shoes
Men's $3.00
shoes
Men's $3 '.0
shoes
1.87
2.23
2.62
3.00
3.75
:LV'|v
Men's $4.0u
vshoes
Men's $5.00
shoes
TODAY, MA&GH 30, 180ft
PER.SOIILS
Fred Wells returned last evanlafc1'
from
a
Of
short Visit to Vtergo on matters
business.
Dr. Wheeler rptntved last nlght'
from a professional trip to Far(p. .•
E. H. Kent was a passenger to Chi
cago~ last evenifag, where he
main until Sunday. •.
T. A. Miller arrived in the city trotk .*
St Thomas last night and is spending
the day here.
Mrs. A. Q. Lockman la? vlaltlBC 4
a few days in Crookston.
P. W. Wilder returned from Fargo :.
last evening and proceeded to Rugby.^v? *.•
Andy Bosard went to Devils Lake to
day on a brief business trip.
Among the passengers on the morji|
ing west-bound Great Northern was
W. E. Burgett, the Flaxton banker.
Mr. Burgett is a former student of the
state university and was afrone time
In St. John's Block.
Dr. T. P. Martin, formerly'a "prac
titioner of LaMoure, N. D., but who
has recently completed a special
course in eye, ear, nose and throat
diseases, has located in this city for
the practice of his profession, lie lias
taken offices in the St. John's block,
and has rented a residence on Chest
nut street which* his family will oc
cupy. Mrs. Martin is a cousin of Mrs.
S. G. Skulason of this city.
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Sale closes Saturday,
March 31, at 10 P.M.
Boys and children's
$1.25 shoeB .........
Boys'-and children's
$2.00 shoes
$
Judge Corlisshas returned from Stj1
Paul.
Albert
former
Maza, N. D., was an over-night vlslto^Siyffi^iS^lvi!
in the city/ retyrning home this
D. B. Collins^ a Cando -business n»n |l||^B|!^^^.!i
was among the guests' at the •'Imperial'.
today. WtV
P.. ,C. Ryan, a supplies contractor of"
Superior, Wis., and wife, are visiting (viV
in the city today. They are stoppin®?,:^.
at the Imperial hotel.
Lee Bryson of Fisher Is spending the
day in the city. .j -s'
Emerado was represented in the city,»
today by W. F. Grltzinacher. .(JW
James McMahon," the well-knowir
Inkster politician, horseman and' all
round good fellow, returned to his •,
home this morning after a brief visit
with Grand Forks friends.
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Flaxton: S
in the newspaper business
He finds banking more profitable.
J. H. Daily returned home to Lang
don ^this morning, after a visit ot two
or three weeks in this city. Mr. Daily
is about to resums his pedagogical
duties, he«belng an instructor of the
youth_ of Cavalier county.
Attorney J. V. Brooks, of Cando, was
a visitor in the city yesterday with
Miss Pearl Naylor, his niece, who is
a patient at the Hyslop hospital. He
left this mornipg for Fargo, where Jie
'goes to attend supreme court
Architect J. W. Ross went to /Leeds
yesterday morning. I
Attorney Scott Rex has returned
from Fargo, where he has been at
tending the supreme court sessions.
George O. Walton, traveling passen
ger agent 'or the Milwaukee, was a
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. Wal
ton succeeds L. K: McConnell, who
has been transferred to Minnesota
territory.
Miss Frances Collins left yesterday
morning for Moorhead, wh^re she will
Be the guest for a week of .Miss Mar
garet Newtorn Miss Newton has on
numerous occasions visited in this
city.
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