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-"'I w1'1 4 atimraniv innTTavok iana SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1006. A new flax mill is to be erected at Mayvllle next month. Sheldon has a new camp ot Royal Neighbors, organized with 20 charter members. Fire on the Connolly farm west' of Dlssmore destroyed a large barn, grain, harnes and 18 head of horses. New machinery will be purchased for' the Hatton mill, and xthe institu tion will be started up again in full blast. The North wood Gleaner, says that city will have a Farmer's Institute this fall, Fargo will make till Jag wagons pay a license for. operating in that city. Traill county Is the first county to send in returns of the school census for this year. Minot has passed a new building ordinance calculated to benefit the clasB of structures erected in the fu ture. The Dacotah Machinery company's plant at Devils Lake was damaged by fire last Monday to the extent of (10,000. President Kelly of the farmers' road says he will put in $30,000 towards building a first class modern hotel in Devils Lake. Henry Bakken threshed over 1,000 bushels of barley on his farm near Mayvllle. This was a yield from forty/ acres of land. The Goosq River Framer is respon sible for the statement that the Traill County Press boys were due to meet in Mayvllle, Aug. 25. A Crosby man who with his son, was cleaning out rubbish from under the house, shot at a gopher and hit his son, killing him instantly. Charles E. Blackorby of Cando has been made cashier of the Hansboro state bank. He is a graduate of the State Normal school at Mayvllle. In Norman county the farmers are beginning to pay "more attention to the creamery business. They have fourteen creameries in that county. Among the new corporations au thorized to do business in North Da kota is the J. H. L. Clothing company of Devils Lake, with a capital of $10, 000. The contract has been let to build a 35,000-bu8hel elevator at Niles foe the Hilmen Mercantile company of this city. The building is to be complete by Sept 1. Subscriptions for the rebuilding of the Jamestown M. E. church already on hand, show that the enterprise will be a success, and work is expected to begin next spring. Commissioner E. F. Ladd is going to make the rounds of the drug and hardware stores to look over their stock of drugs and paints to see that all are pure and properly labeled and comply with the law. Some neak thief Entered the sleeping apartments of Olof Swenson at Church's Ferry about 6:30 Thursday, and stole a money pouch containing some forty dollars in silver from the dresser drawer. Former Chief of Police D. H. Kim ball, who since the election of Mayor Greenleaf, hasC been an assistant on the force has severed his connection with the force, the resignation taking effect immediately. The Tri-State Telephone company has its poles all set for the local ex change in Minto ,and the exchange will be inaugaurated as soon as the cables, wires and other Material reach es here. Unless the Abercrombie Herald, pub lished by Editoi Bowen, can secure from the patrons of that sheet cash advertising to the amount of $10 per week he will discontinue its publica tion. A little girl at Thome was operat ed upqp for an unusal disease known1 in the medical science as macroglessia. Her tongue was so large that she was unable' to close her mouth. In the operation a large part of the member was cut out. R. D. ^Hawkins, of Minot, formerly general master mechanic of the cen tral division of the Great Northern railroad,- has been promoted to me chancial engineer of the road with headquarters at-St Paul. Valley City is to organize a com mercial club. The idea is to combine' with the commercial feaure the fur ther one of a social club and to pro vide club rooms which shall be open to members at all times. Tuesday evening Joseph A. Moser, a tailor employed in the Burtscher tailoring establishment~at Devils Lake, met a horrible death at the depdt by being run over and terribly crushed by No. 2, the east bound flyer in that city. Myron King, the Bonanza farmer at Starkweather, has just completed a $10,000 residence on his splendid farm located a mile or so from the townsite. On August 27th he will open the new home to his friends, that date being the 25th anniversary of his wedding. As Chas. Shelly of Leeds was driving home with a load of feed hi had ground at a neighbor's mill, his little son, Clarence, about eight years old, fell ofT the wagon, the hind wheel passed over his neck and head, kil ling him instantly. At a meeting of the directors of the Farmers' Grain company at Web ster last week, it was decided to refuse to sell stock to anybody but actual farmers. The thirty per cent dividend declared by this company last year has made the stock eagerly sought for by capitalists. A young man in the employ of Ed Hafey, of Whitestone township. Dickey county died in the harvest field on the latter's place. Shortly after six o'clock he complained to a companion of a queer feeling and In "a- few min utes he collapsed. Norman Richotte was arrested Sat urday at Devils Lake for selling liquor to Indians. Before Judge Duell suf ficient evidence was produced to war rant the judge in binding him over to the district court in the sum of $500, in* default of which the. prisoner was remanded to jail. If yon, want to bay or sell If yon want help or want employment If yon want to sell your house If yon want anything HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED—THREE BAKERS AT EPH ralm's Bakery. SINGER WANTED FOR ILLUSTRAT ed songs. Lady preferred. Apply at Bijou. WANTED —FIRST CLASS BARBER. Will pay $15 per week or 60 per cent. L. A. Fournler, Starkweather, N. D. FOREMAN WANTED—CAPABLE OF handling 12-page weekly. No boozers need apply. The Optimist, Rugby, WANTED—A GOOD STEADY PRINT er can secure a steady job at once by applying to the Cando Herald, Cando. N, D. WANTED—CEMENT WORK BT AN experienced cement worker esti mates jrlven also. Address Peter Chrtstofferson. The Evening Times. WANTED*-SOLICITINQ DEPUTY FOR A correct Reserve Fund, Fraternal Order, that creates a reserve that will mature all Certificates at end of Life Expectancy, on 5% Interest 8tate Mana ger. 7 So. Third. INSURANCE SOLICITORS WANTED For a Company that offers what is best In Life Insurance, Policies mod eled after the recommendations of fgnual dividends, etc. Manager N, &-StaW-tTh,rd St S°- *h°ne' JOHN FAWCETT, M.A..M.D. DISEASES OF WOKEN AND GENERAL SURGEON .Office over Stanchfleld Store- Phone 261 DR. J. GRASSICK Office Northwestern Building Corner DeMers Avenue and Fourth St S. W.RUTLEDGE HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Snrgeon. 128 8. Third 8t. Grand Forks, N. D. DR. L. L. ECKMAN, DENTIST. Both Phones—466M. Grand Forks, North Dakota DR. ORR SANDERS, DR. MAY E. SANDERS, Chronic and acute/ diseases success fully treated. Treatment at home If desired. Suite 56, Security Block. Both phones 542. Grand Forks, North Dakota Columbia Hotel AND RESTAURANT Get joortmncbMhmwhlta w*ltin* fee toot tnina a Open Day and Nlrfht 0SCA1 PHH80H, ftop'r Bs'e and $L86 pe day GRAND FORKS. N. DAK. Opposite 0. N. Depot The people of Hatton are feeding the editor of the Free Press on green vegetables. The Hampden Reporter, recently quit business and that town is now without a newspaper. The plant had been removed to Ambrose, a new town on the Flaxton extentlon of the Soo. A Japanese laundryman of this state composed this advertisement: "Con trary to our opposite company, we will most cleanly and carefully wash our customers with possible cheap prices as follows: Ladies "two dollars per hundred gentlemen one and a half dollars per hundred. Last year's report shows that in the construction of new railroad mileage North Dakota led with 632 miles. Texas was second with 323 miles, and only four states, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Dela ware, had r.o new mileage built in 1905. The total for all the states and territories was S",000 miles. The Minot Milling company has been purchased by the Minot Flour Mill company, a-new firm which has been organized with Minot and Minne apolis capital. Jhe new concern will thoroughly renovate the building of the old company, will install new ma chinery throughout and increase the mill's capacity materially. The ca pacity will be about 250 barrels a day. Report comes from Hoiflund that a washing machine agent who was soliciting business in that parti of the country incurred the displeasure of some of the rougher element lp the neighborhood and upon emerging from a "temperance saloon" was lassoed by some range riders and dragged a considerable distance, the lasso being tied to (the pommel of a saddled horse. The stranger was badly bruised and scratched and when released from his perilous pjpsition is said not to have had enough clothes on to flag a hand car. P*$ & 4 PARLIAMENTARY FIGURES. MM. 'Clemcntean and Jaures, the Great French Leaders. S The great duel between MM. Clem.* enceau and jaures is not yet over— it will last the week out probably none the .less, the victory has already been gained by the minister. Mr. Clemenceau's tactics were as success ful in his second speech as in his first. He began' with an attack, he ended with conciliation. The Socialists, after all, were the prodigal sons of the "Bloc" if they would only come home and be good, there was the fatted calf ready for them. Today's comments make interesting reading. M. Clemen ceau has what is called a "bonne preBse." Even the organ of M. Jaures, "L'Hjumanlte," acknowledges the pow er and the logic of the man. The ipinister of the Interior Is a born dia lectician. It is difficult to see how his claim to be prime minister can be re sisted he has conquered his place. He haB become a social attraction. The galleries in the chamber have been/ filled during the last few days with society women in dainty summer toi lets, listening with the greatest inter est to the flowing periods of Clemen ceau. M. Jaures, also, who la a superb orator, has his large feminine follow ing, who punctuate his rhetoric with '1 -Vv 'uv HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—KITCHEN GIRL. GREAT Northern Hotel, East Grand Forks. WANTED—PANTRY GIRL AT HOTEL Dacotah. WANTED—A FIRST CLASS MAN OR* woman cook will pay good wages for a good cook. Great Northern Hotel, Granville, N. D. TAILORS. WORKING DAT AND NIGHT First Class Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing B. BOOBES, Prop. N. W. 789L Tri-State 757L Corner Kittson Ave. and Third St. Grand Forks, North Dakota PHILIP AMON Tailor. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing. Call and Deliver. Tri-State Phone 181L. No. 12 N. Third St. Grand Forks, N. D. W. N. CRANE Attorney-At-Law' Special attentlpn given to applica tions to amend entries, leaves of ab sence, findings, proofs -^nd contests 1b U. S. land office land script Correi pondence solicited. Scofleld Block Minot, N. D. 0. J. Barnes & Co. «U KINDS or Field and Garden SEEDS Ws have rrtrytkiaj. QssUtj bsmlid. The pricss will tt fijbt. Writ*« GRAND FORKS, N. D. Ed. Miencier 8ENE1AL Contracting AND Building Minot, N. D. little taps of their fans. Indeed, this week of debate has almost rivaled the "grande semalne" as a festival for women. One of the reasons is the presence of a large number of new deputies in the house, $nd their wives and daughters have crowded to the tribunes to see them cut their first parliamentary capers. Even if M. Le Depute has remained silent, his fe male admirer's have always the proud conviction that he is capable of mak ing a great speech when the moment Arrives* It is curious that the protagonists In the great fight, Clemanceau and Jaures, are both journalists. Clemen ceau Is the greatest political writer in France, and his articles in The Aurore were a wonderful piece of tren chant criticism and illuminating coun sel. He is a rare instance of a man who can speak and write with equal cogency and power he is a rarer in stance of the man who can act as well as speak. He has two distinctivei traits one is his remarkable grasp pf a complicated question—the greatest of all qualities for a publicist as well as for a minister—the second Is his ingrained democracy. A benevolent state provides him with a carriage and pair and cockaded coachman to con duct him daily to his office he prefers the more lowly method of the omnibus. In his private house, at the Trocadero, he lives in the greatest simplicity, and his chief Joy seems to be the feeding of his pigeons. Like Mr. Balfour, he does not read the papers—at least not nowadays. Strange, is it not, In one of the "metier?" To a friend he said recently: "One of the advantages of my position is that I am so busy I have no time to read the press." M. Jaures is the director of "L'Hu manite." He is an admirable speaker —a real orator—whose Imagery is al ways striking, and/^ten very beauti ful. Some of his speeches remain in the ears long after they are spoken. A remarkable discourse Was his en tente cordlale speech, uttered at the banquet to British M. P.'s at the Grand hotel, in which he spoke of the frozen forest of misunderstanding thawing beneath the rays of international sym pathy. As a writer he is much less at tractive and less convincing. He has been compared with John Burns. Physically there is a resemblance to the president of the local government board. Both give the impression of power, both are emphatic In their speech, so that It seems to be a real physical exertion but, beyond that, the comparison hardly goes. Jaures hides beneath an exterior that recalls in its vigor'and robustness the work ing man—an effect heightened by his entire disregard for appearances and his rooted objection to evening dress— an erudition that .is common to few men.* He is a real Intellectual, and could today step Into the chair of philosophy at the Sorbonne. This debate, which will be continued tomorrow afternoon, has aroused un wonted interest. It has set all the world talking of socialism. The bril liant advocacy of Jaures has infected many of the young men one meets socially with an enthusiasm for the larger, If Impracticable, Ideals of poli tics. Many discuss the bearing of these doctrines apon actual life. I have just listened to the eloquent apologist. Said the young speaker: "Do not run away with the idea tjbat socialism means the dragging down to one dead level of the whole of society. It means, on the contrary, that every mi* •vhtha mna mi THE EVENING TIKES, GRAND FORKS, N. D. FOR SALE. BEST BICYCLE BARGAIN—WILL PAY spot cash. W. H., Times. FOR SALES—125.00 folding bed, near ly new, for $15.00. Call 1032-L, N. W. Phone. FOR SALE—A FOUR YEAR OLD pointer. Call and see J. Gravelle, Riverside Park. FOR SALE— FULL DRESS SUIT (new) slse 88 $18.00 if taken this week. H. J., care Times. FOR SALE-~-Household furniture. House must be vacated by 1st of month. 100, Walnut street, corner 1st avenue. ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING THE city will sell a brand new $450.00 Crown piano for $878.00. Call at 880 Fourth Ave. FOR SALE—HUNTING DOGS. ENG lish getter pups nine months old. White with black spot. 15.00 each. Phil Amon. City. FOR SALE—WILL SELL HOUSEHOLD furniture at a sacrifice if taken at once. Inquire of H. C. Brown, 409 Cottonwood. Phone, 1109-L. FOR SALE—A NEARLY NEW EIGHT room cottage and a nice improved lot. Price reasonable. 719 Cotton wood St. Inquire of Mr. Neils, 408 DeMers Ave. FOR SALE—AN OFFICIAL COUNTY paper In Red River Valley town. Best one-man paper In the state. Write for particulars. Lock Box 85, Christine, N. D. FOR SALE—TWO GOOD HUNTING dogs one is half English setter and half blue beuldlng pointer the other Is a full-blooded pointer. Also one small gasoline motor boat. 14 feet long, will carry 1800 pounds, hand made engine 1 1-8 horse power. $185.00. Write or call. Fred Ed« wards, Northwood. N. D. DON MCDONALD TENTS, AWNINGS, SHADES Waterproof Covers for Harvesters Threshers and Grain Stacks Corner DeMers and Fifth Grand Forks, North Dakota GRAND FORKS MONUMENT WORKS R. JEFFREY, Proprietor. Monuments, Headstones, Cemetery Fencing Tri-State 292L 424 DeMers Ave. Grand Forks, N. D. ARCHITECTS J. W. ROSS ARCHITECT and Superintendent of Construction Office 1% Third St. Grand Forks. N. D. R. L. SMITH ARCHITECT Both Phones. National Bank Bldg. W. J. EDWARDS ARCHITECT Northwestern Bldg. Grand Forks Northwestern Phone 466L. WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN ARCHITECT Sofield Block Minot, North Pakota one is to be given his chance according to his talent. Jn the ideal •state, money is suppressed. The worker, manual or intellectual, as the case may be, is credited with a certain number of hours of work. His power to draw upon the stores of the community for his necessities is in proportion to his power to work and produce."—Pall Mall Gazette. WEDS RUSSIAN BARON. Aaaoclated Preaa to The Evenlac Times. Boston, Mass., Aug. 25.—The wed ding to day of Miss Emily Sargent and the Baron Ludwig Knoop of Russia added another to the list of American girls who have married foreign titles. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sargent of this city. With her parents she has spent much of her life abroad. The wedding took place quietly at the summer home of the Sargents at Magonlia. Within a few days the Baron and his bride will sail for Europe to make their future home on the Baron's estate near Bremen. Sir Andrew Fraser, Governor of Ben gal, virtual ruler of 80,000,000 people, is the active president of the Calcutta Y.-M. C. A. "'th. We all know that we therefor* should be careful of «?hat we eat and even more careful not to let It ac cumulate and decay where it will no end of pain and trouble. The tooth, its drseases, its care and its replaclna Is my profession. I am busy today and want to be tomorrow. Do not de lay until you are compelled to see thl dentist Conte now. Get the habit of having One-looking teeth. DR. COUVRETT, Dentisl PLAN YOUR TRIP To The POSITION WANTED. POSITION WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS snare drummer would like to hear from a good band In town of 8,000 to 16.000, where an A1 Steam and Elec trical Engineer can find a good posi tion can also do painting. Have A1 references and licenses. Address B. L. Ament. 1084 8nd St. W.. James town, N. D. WANTED—POSITION AS DELIVERY Boy. Phone 726-M., Tri-State. Have wheeL WANTED POSITION AS HOUSE keeper In a town preferred. Address Box 87, Larlmore, N. D. WANTED —. MRS. BURLINGTON IS ared to do flrat-class dresemak- vw«.« »w uv ui«»-vww vrvniuaft* pplce* at 1,#* WANTED—BT ENGINEER, A Posi tion as stationery '.r traction engi neer good license and goad refer- JJCS?- Address Ik A. Graham. Box 88, Knox, N. D. PMNTER WANTED PERMANENT feiiuSw. N."D? pr'nter- HeraId' WANTED—POSITION AS STENOG rapher and bookkeeper, by young lady who can give fine recommenda tions. Phone 662-L Trl-State. WANTED—SITUATION BY UNIVER SE J•WSP'Jf0 vr.0T* evenings. In quire J. K„ Evening Times. K. H. JOHNSON WALL PAPER AND PAINTS Paperhanging, Sign and Fresco Work Both Phones 833N 106 4th St. S. Grand Forks, North Dakota JEFF'S TRANSFER Both Phonies 33. Hacks and Livery, dray and trans fer work, moving pianos a specialty. Only low down moving vans in the 'city. Day or night calls attended to promptly. All work guaranteed. G. W. BARTON. Prop. 612 DeMers Ave. Opp. G. N. Depot "Go West Young Man" You have a, homestead right why not use it before it Is too JateT We have good locations left in the new Williston Land District I will locate you In Williams or McKensle counties and attend to any and all land office cusl- I was with the Government Land Department 10 years and will guarantee expert work in my lines. GEO. SCHNEPPER Laa« Attorney. Wlllllataa, R. D. Call on me or write me. FLOUR AND FEED. The City Feed Store DOWNEY & PFEIFER Floor. Feed, Bay and Wood of All Kinds N. W. 'Phone 530 Trl-State 536-L. Per all Kinds el leak, Coaiistiaf «l Scrap lroa. Copper sad Bnas, Old •sbbsr Boots sad Shots, la|i ol sD Uads, aad Boitltt, Special Price for Car Load M. FISHMAN FOR RENT. FOR RENT—NICE SMALL HOUSE with cellar. 1504 lone Ave. FOR RENT—NEW 7-ROOM FURNISH ed house. 1118 Cheyenne Ave. WANTED TO RENT—LARGE FRONT room with steam heat, gas and bath for man and wife. No children. Ad dress C. W., care of Evening Times, stating price. FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED UP stalrs rooms and one furnished down 5oAirS room, modern, nice location. 430 So. Fifth St. FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED front room on Third street, So. No. 5i4i over Erickson's Grocery, Apply upstairs. FOR RENT FURNISHED DOWN stairs room, modern. 430 So. Fifth St. FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED Cottonwood'ft!4 housekeepin5 iop. _jr west. 429 DeMera Ave. GRAND FORKS. GASH It. W. rfcoas 817-L SEALS Either Pocket ....or Desk.... Is ore of the moat limportant daily, yea thrice daily, duties of every human be ing it is absolutely a to a a and beauty. Physi cians tell us that more disease comet from unclean teeth than almost any other source. Dts as a Rubber Stamps Write (or Catalog CADWELL, The Stamp Grand Forks. N. Chief Dayolheasala's MOHAWK REMEDIES Agents MINNESOTA STATE FAIR VIA THE Great Northern Railway The Comfortable Way From Grand Forks, IV. D., to St. Paul or A AO Minneapolis and return Ticket*ons«ie frost September 1st to September 8th With (iasl rtlsra liait ol Septeaiber 10th J. H. CAWTHRON a. L, CRAIG Tidel Afent, Grand Forks, rsssenjer Traffic Mtfr.. St. N.D. fssl, Minn, at 6®1 FOR RENT—ONE NICE, UNFURNISH gd room downstairs, at 81 No 'th Sixth street. FOR RENT—LARGE PLEASANT FUR nlshed room at 804 No. Sixth St. FOR RENT—FURNISHED KOOM8 AT 1118 Cheyenne Ave. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 320 N. Fifth St. SECOND HAND GOODS. SELL OR TRADE STOVES, HOUSE ftoW«R? 2?l,!~At0" to F« Furniture Co., 880 & Third street. Phones 880. J. LAVERTY Minnesota Point. Dealer in dressed poultry. Commission. Phone 123L. N. W. O. Grand Forks. Call or write A TWIN CITY CUTTING 8CHOOL. Wo teach cutting, draping, and the art of making men'a garment*. Publish a reliable and authentic trade JenroU known as The Twin City Tailor and Fashion Journal. Send for copy. We •uiHuv nogr space for our new coat, pants and vest •nop. We cut, trim and make garments for merchant tailors all over the North- Write today for catalogue. Oenev Heaaepla Ave. aad Eighth St. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. ART PHOTOGRAPHER. H. M. PAULSRUD Portrait Commercial Landscape. 391L Tri-State Telephone. 200 8. 4th St. Grand Forks, N. A SPECIAL HATE OF $1 A MONTH Will be made on a space this size un ,der this heading. Aay merchant can get results by isinc these little ads. MISS DELA ODEOARD Phone 765L 503 DeMers Ave. East Grand Forks, Minn. Manufacturer ot high grade cigars inch as Grand Fork* EAGLES, Globe and the A. 0. U. W. BOTH PHONES 14S-M S1G WOLFF -FURS.. STORED AND INSURED Hive Yost Par Garaeais Repaired Now I By ordering your next winters Furs at this time [to be delivered and paid for in the fall] you can save 30c on every dollar. Burlington Route it *PAOS SEVEN MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. LOST—NECKLACE AND LOCKET EN eraved "Jack." Finder please return to Times office. LOST BETWEEN EAST GRAND Forks and Mallory, a dark red male setter. Suitable reward for his re turn t-o J. F. Brandt, East Grand Forks. GOOD PAY FOB EARNEST WORKERS everywhere distributing circulars, samples and advertising matter. No canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co., New York. LOST—BACK HAI RCOMB, TRIMMED with Roman gold. Finder return to Evening Times OHce. WANTED THE EVENING TIMES pays 5 cents per pound for clean cotton rags. WASHING AN DIRONING DONE AT home. 621 North Sixth street. FOR SALE—MILLINERY BUSINESS IN city of SO,000 inhabitants, paying net income of $3,500 handsome fixture*, new stock. Write J. R. Luther, G*n~l eral Delivery. Grand Forks, N. IN WANTED—POSITION BY EXPERt-7 enced o%ce man capable -tff handling correspondence, drafting deeds andv mortgages .and examing abstracts stenographer. Best references. S. ML Abegglen, Minneapolis, Minn. NOTICE—WE HAVING PURCHASED Sport Webster," Marie's Sport best living son, I offer his services to ap- B'evils Cash oi£ roved bitches at |10. W. S. Day. Lake, N. D. .'.URST CLASS DRESSMAKING AND Adflrpiw iw! or'n® '•Jr CUTTING SCHOOL'. at the eBSch/*l»can WANTED Two or three cheap quarter sections of land. FRED 6. WELLS & CO., Grand Forks, N. D. PHONE RICE'S TRANSFER VOB HACKS. DAT OB NIGHT AND BAG GAGE WAGONS AT at.I. HODB8. 17 French-Amer- Dressmaking school. Miss Fen- 36?'M. Kltson Ave. Telephone, VOICE CULTURE. Mr. J. A. Evans, late of Royal acad emy, London, and late leading tenor of well known opera companies, will give singing lessons by mail. Sum* mer address, Willow City p. PHONE 602L flllWMH ATm. Excursion rates to Mentor, Bemldjl, Cass Lake and Devils Lake on sale daily for the round trip, good 30 days, and special low rates on sale via Great Northern on Saturday and Sunday. J. H. Cawthron, T. A. C. F. WISNER Manufacturers' Agent Feed Mills, Aermoter Windmills, Gas oline Engines, Peerless Steam Engines, Pumps, Aermoter Ex tras. Peerless Steam Plows Gnnd Forks, North Dakota BELGIANS CHURCH. Aaaoclated Preaa to The Evealng Tinea. Chicago, 111., Aug. 25.—Belgians of Chicago have arranged a grand dem onstration for tomorrow on the oc casion of the laying of the corner stone of St. Berchmann's church, which will be the first Catholic church for Belgians in this part of the country. Bishop Muldoon will officiate over the ceremonies and the other participants will include notable ecclesiastics and former officials of Belgium. Times Want Aits. And good tenants for good houses and good houses for guod tenants. The Chicago Day Limited via the Burlington Route gives you a delightful daylight nde along the Mississippi River. Nearly 300 miles of magnificent river sceneiy. Your trip to Chicago will be pleasant, comfortable and interesting if you use this train. Three trains daily Leave Minneapolis 7:30 a. m., 7:50 p. m., 6:50p. m. Leave St. Paul 8:20 a. m., 8:40 p. m., 10:30 p. m. Arrive Chicago 9:35 p. m., 9:00 a. m., 11 15 p. m- For further information and descrip- tive folder call on any ticket agent or address F. M. RUGG, Northwestern Passenger Agent, C. B. & Q. Rj„ Germnnia Life Building, St PanL Milwaukee and Return for One Fare Plus $2 SESSIONS OF GRAND AERIE, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, AUG. 14-18, '06 Tickets on Sale Trains Reaching St. Paul. Aurf. Il.jafor .13.1906. Tickets good returning until And. 22. 1906. Ask for full information D. Mulreln, Local Agent GRAND FORKS, N. D. Northern Pacific Railway A. M. CLELAND General Passenger Agent St. Paul, Minn.