Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-09-11

NA0oI 4>O1CueIu tra1u OH Tue DOLtluedu
branch, developed a case Of smallpox.
The car was ~si1=Jracked and quaran-
tined at Bottineau. The case is a
severe one.
Rober Gamble of Fargo, IA years
of age, was kicked to death by a
vicious horse.
William Korsafsky, a thresher, at
tempted to board a train at Tagus,
but missed his footing and fell across
the rails, and was cut in twain.
Jailer Roller of Minot used a large
cell lock to impersonate d revolver and
made a prisoner who had gotten into
the Jail yard, return to his cell.
Clara Zuelsdroff a 17-year-old girl
of Fargo committed suicide by taking
half a pint of Paris green. A love
affair was the cause of the act.
I. N. Clark, arrested some time
since for selling adulteratel vinegar at
Larimore in violation of the pure food
law was convicted IN the the charge
at Grand Forks.
A 3-year-old child of. 0. Coffin,
cashier Of the Great Northern Express
company Of Grand Forks, was fatally
burned while playing around a bon
fire.
Nine carloads Of cattle shipped
from Dickinson, were condemned in
Chicago as being afflicted with the
scab. 1t is the first appearance of the
disease in North Dakota.
Mrs. Louise Hayes, a widow, of
Grafton was lodged in Jail upon a
failure to furnish bonds for her ap.
pearaEce before the district court
charged with threatening to burn the
hotel and a lumb"r yard and Incl
denta1ly to shoot the hotel proprietor.
A man giving his name as Ander-
son Willander attempted tt assault
two women at Minot. He first at
tempted to assault Mrs. Enghom, a
woman about so years of age, but her
screams caused the man to flee. He
then met Augusta Huesby and made
an attempt on her. She was a strong
and athletic girl, and she went for the
hend in a telling tanner. and COM
PEELED him to desist. He is in Jail.
A stone chur,h is to be built at
Harwood.
The Kuhn creamery made 4, ZOO
pounds of butter on the last day Of
August, the largest in the history of
the creamery.
William De Witt was arrested at
Langdon by U. S. marshals, for snug
Cling two head of cattle into the
United States from Canada.
B. E. Norton, pumper in the Great
Northern water station at Des Laos,
was seriously burned and otherwise
injured by the explosion of the gaso-
he in the pump house
Leeds had an interesting race pro
gram on the fair track this week, and
Re entire pr oceeds we've turned over
o the city fund.
An insane man tried to kill Ed
Pierson and family of Granville while
they We're out driving.
W. H. Mann of Minot sold S97
worth Of garden truck from a small
garden and has enough left for the
use of his family.
An exchange suggests that a fire
break around the farm buildings and
grain bins in the fields will allow the
owner to sleep better.
A farmer at Starkweather bought
two binders at the same time, both
Of the same make, and is giving both
the same usage, ex ept that one is
housed while the other is not, when
not in use. He is testing whether it
pays to house machinery or not.
A deed for a lot in the town Of
Medina the consideration for which
was the fact that the grantee, Adam
Proinger, was the father of the first
boy born in the town. The promise
was made by the owner Of the
townsite, W. J. burger.
A Presbyterian church has been or
gained al Nicholson
Valley City voted SIS, 900 bonds for
municipal Improvements.
Bathgate complains of the long
distance telephone service.
A Ransom county farmer got 80 bu-
shells of wheat to the acre.
Good teachers are wanted for a
number OF McHenry county schools.
A subscriber paid the Pink Paper