Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-28

A sawmill and asquantity, Of lumber. at
sundreda. on the sS.Nexto: D. ..Klafrestrom
Railway. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by.
fire. The loss exceeds s1b.,ooe 70, ihnasur-:
ance. H ~ IN i .saAssss 4s,i. ~:
] Prof. Artursffazeatns. a noted nngutst
iapd the founder .of Northerns,sM Museum,
Stockholm. diedsafthe age Of es years. Z
All kinds of fruit trees. were simply COW
cred with blossoms in southern Sweden
this spring, and a rich crop is anticipated
A woman urged q gardener in Kristian-
stad to- get her a live gopher. He could
not produce the goods. but he was cuE5kr
u to know what use the woman wanted
to make Of a live gopher He finally
found out that she had been persuaded
to cure. her husband, who was a con-
hrmed sdrunkard. by :droRningsa gopher
In whisky. keeping the carcass in the
whisky. Indefinitely, and giving her hus-
bank an occasionally as from the drink
until he was cured. The gardener il now
trying hard to deliver h desired goods.
2 ~ sJ.fvon E~hrenheiEn has resigned az
president OF The. swedishit sioyd& Associa-
tions after a service afs twenty-three years.
The great gold medal Dfs the association
presented to him when his restgna-
ton was formerly accepted.
The riksdag has permitted the Tuollk-N
vaara Mining Company to start mines on
government lands in N%orrbotten.
1t is proposed to distribute the pronts
OF the government bank for the past year
a. follows: To the government, $40, 900;
to the reserve fund. $4,000; and to the
capital stock of the bank. $475, 900. y
The churches of Trollenes and REM
marlof. Skane. have resolved to ABOLISH
the Office of sexton. his duties to be d.
vided between the organist and the can
tor.
Two persons lost their lives in q fire in
a small two-story house on the Ulrice-
shamn poor-farm. M ss5
The: Neptune Wrecking Company has
raised a large Italian steamer in ~
Mediterranean and towed it to Gibraltar
The work was begun in March.
Thu king has asked the members Of the
general stan to come to him and have =
consultation about the proposed compro-
mise between the two chambers OF the
riksdag in regard to the army reorgan-
ization bill. AS already stated, the first
chamber and the cabinet want IL months
training. while the second chamber votedt
for 8 months. This move on the part Or
the king points strongly to a compromise.
A stork was seen this spring as far
north as Edsvalla. Vermland. The rare
bird created a stir among both men and
birds. The curiosity of impudent crows
was annoying to the stranger. and their
attentions may drive him down SOUTH
again. y
Former Minister Of Marine Dyrssen has
accepted the position of manage Of the
Finspong Iron Works.
built near Gothenborg and Stockholm.
The army reorganization bill necessi-
tates the construction of barracks at sew.
eral new places. In 1892 the places ofIer-S
ing the largest houses captured the new
barracks. Not SO now. To avoid this
sort of "auctioneering'' the cabinet will
give out no information to the public un-
til the locations of the new barracks have
been decided upon.
A notable wedding took place at schaen4
beck, June s. The contracting parties
were Col. Ricchiardi. former commander
of the Italian volunteers in the Boer
army, and Miss Myra Northumberland,
q niece Of Gen. Joubert and half-sister Of
Mr.. Erloff. President Kruger's nephew
and private secretary. A number OF
Beers residing in Holland ofhciated az
witnesses. President Kruger had exk
planned that the political situation pre-
vented him from attending the wedding.
The married couple are making a we'd
ding trip through Sweden and Norway,
and they intend to settle. in Rome.