Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-08-14

per COW, but the calves are using a
other cows to suck which really cuts
the figure away down. With butter
in creamery at 90 cents a pound and
good COWS giving 300 pounds a year
besides raising a good calf (Which is
now possible with the use of a hand
separator) the butter gives $50 per
cow and calf at $12, a total of $72
per COW.
A wreck ACQUIRED on the 500 at
Kenmare this week in which four
teen cars were wrecked, and two
tramps fatally injured.
During Il row with one of his
neighbors, Rudolph Kllbe of Bottineau
county cut his opponent across the
forehead with a knife.
The editor of the Aneta Panorama
has been appointed chief Of police
in that city. That's hard on irate
readers who carry guns.
The date of the annual meeting of
the North Dakota conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church has been
changed from September 24th to Octo-
Der Sth.
A game of baseball was played be.
tween the married aud single ladies
teams of Crazy last week. Married
men in that town are discussing the
caseof Base Ball Bat VS.. Rolling Pin.
) The town of Harvey is ~endeavoring
to secure the location of the Seventh
Day Adventists school. The town
offered a free site and -, 900 in cash
as an inducement.
Ward county has had good rains,
and with no loss from hail between
this time and harvest, it is estimated
that 800. 900 bushels of wheat will
be marketed in the county.
Ruben Ebie, a thirteen year old
boy, living near Norwich, was
thrown from a load of hex, was
had his neck broken. The team be-
came frightened and ran away.
Some sharpers passed off money on
some Of the business people Of Ender-
lin. which the Ransom County hide.
pendent says has been eut of use since
the time of Andrew jackson.
The bankers Of the state will hold {
: meeting at Grand Forks, August 26tt
and 9th for the purpose of forming
State Bankers association. 1t is ex
pected that two hundred bankers viii
! be present.
During the trial of the Rott muir.
der case at Glendale, DR.. Maechlin
who was testifying in the case at.
tempted to illustrate how he though
a blow was struck. He used a chair
and in doing so struck Attorney
EClyle, and came near killing him :.
w. T. Perkins, formerly Of Bis.
/, marck, is chairman IF the COMMITTEES
t appointed by the citizens of Nome,
ALASKA, to receive the committee q
U. S. senators now on their way t.
n that northern city.
The Edmore Herald very truthful,
says that as the time for harvest ap
proaehes and the USUAL number O.
harvest hands begin to arrive the
bootlegger and blind pigger likewise
begin to flourish.
A delegation of Edmore citizens
: were before the last meeting of the
village trustees, to register a kicl
against certain actions Of the board.
Mayor C. A. Currier poured oil on
the troubled waters and the committee
were satisfied.
4 A negro VINO was stealing a ride,
shot at Conductor Crokera, of the
: Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
t road at Wahpeton. but missed the
conductor and hit John a Hurry, sec
tion man standing near by. The
negro escaped
al During a game of basket ball be-
/ tween Drayton and Pembina, Miss
Mabel Wardwell had her collar bone
broken. She refused to leave the
grounds, however, until the close OF
, the game. She displayed wonderful
nerve.
Alice Kelly, six years old, daugh.
, ter of Terry Kelly, of st. Thomas,
was accidentally killed by a twelve
year old brother, while the two child
> rem were Juggling IN playful glee owe
> a cap In the romp the trigger
was pulled, and the bullet entered the
! stomach of the little one, and death
soon resulted. The brother is frantic
with grief.
j. A. Grouix, a printer, was shot
9 at Bismarck by Kitty Lindsay. HI
8 had returned late from a dance anG
attempted to open the door of the
! room where Miss Lindsay an6
r her sister, who are dressmakers,