Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-28

STATE NEWS

Horse thieves are active around
Minor
Fire slightly damaged the Grand
Forks wooden mills on Friday.
Wyndmere has organized the First
Congregational church with twelve
members.
Minot schools are overcrowded
with new pupils and an additional
teacher has been engaged.
Bismarck will have another first
class hotel. It is to be a modern and
ut-to-date building.
A pile of snow and ice in the Great
Northern yards at Minot caused a
slight wreck. No one injured.
James Ryan, a we'll known and at
one time prominent resident of Grand
Forks, died at the Jamestown asylum.
The unexpected death of Mrs. G. A..
Klaus, a prominent Jamestown lady,
has caused deep sorrow in that city.
Link Arnold was arrested at his
home, near. Granville for shooting
O'Leary's horse and placed under
bonds.
Indians are saiu to be slaughtering
deer along the Missouri river and
hunters can buy them 1.-THE deer) for
a bottle of booze percacas. +.
Theodore Hansford, a laborer, who
arrived in Grand Forks Friday from
Minot, was relieved of IS five minutes
after landing. Grand Forks Units"
are wide awake.
The indications are that tho Fargo
Congregational college will have the
$3.50, 600 necessary at the end Of the
year to secure the $50, 900 donation by
DR.. Pearsons, Of Chicago.
Pharaoh Fergus; of jamestown,
sues Fred Weber, his neighbor; fol
81, 500 damages, just BECAUSE the lat
ter alleges the former had been a,
inmate of a disreputable house.
. Two prisoners held for burglary il
the Richland county jail, gained thei
freedom and never stopped to thanl
Sheriff Moody for his courtesy. The,
dug out under the prison walls.
At a Presbyterian church social al
Minot, says the Reporter, many people
who attended, were poisoned by som
unknown food they had eaten, and tn,
doctors were kept busy to keep the
all alive.
After slsven years Of ssrvies in tn,
Grafton city schools; superintendent
< stockwell, recently siectsd to the stat,
SUPPLEMENTARY of pablis instfut
lions, has handed in his resignatio OF
, to prepare for his new duties.
/ Charles Smith, a colored hobo, pro
: badly had not entered deeply int,
mythology, and may not have hear1
> of Achilles when he struck Brakeman
e Blewett Of the Northern Pacific OF
the heel. Blewett ordered the negr
off the train, and tho fusilade bega:
without ceremony. Smith wa
arrested and a jury convicted him.
Michael Markell, a side partner t
7 Newman, the hypontist, was i
Minot Tuesday. Markell is a Germa
and practiced his art in the oil
country. He says he is here for tn
y purpose of placing several of tn
o Minot blind piggers under the in
q fuence, but he failed to state what h
= intended to place them under the il
huence of.-Ward County Reporter
The farmers of this state will hav
an exceptionally able board of il
%stitute instructors this winter, ACCORD
ing to the announcement just mad
o by Director Kaufman. Professc
Hoverstad, of the Minnesota static
at Crookston, E. G.. Schollander {
the North Dakota station, John Arm
strong, Of DeSmet, s. D., and H. N
Greeley, editor of the Dakota Farme:
g are some of the men on the list.
10 A little incident happened the 9th,
= day which illustrated the p~rosperit
of the agricultural class of this stat
. IA year ago a South Dakota farmer r.
. moved to this county and began farm
ing. This fall he sent over $50 to
. South Dakota paper to pay up bac
. subscription. As n of the neigl
8 bors said: He had to come to Mort
. Dakota to get money enough to do il
Which shows there's no place lii
.North Dakota. jamestown Capita
. w. c. Rundell, the dairyman {
z Mapes, who has made a success {
Y dairying in Nelson county, in co,
y v%ersation with the Herald man, sa,
. tnat if he had depended entirely q
8 his cereal crops in the last five yea:
Y \ ho mould have 1--l-l :