Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-26
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J STATE NEWS

Gea0a0aO aeHosea0 a0He 0aoAS6
M1not will have a building boom.
Edgeley business men have decided
to bull d a -four and feed mill. 3$g
Granville is hoping for a long dis
tance telephone and wants it early in
the spring. Isf (3
4 Omemee is promised a tri weekly
!. mail service, providing the patrons
can secure carrier. 81 S55 ss
Fargo high school girls defeated
the University girls in a game Of
basket ball, Is to IL. n
q NJ. J. Dillon, a Fargo tailor. is IN.
der arrest upon The serious charge Of
committing sodomy. s
w. a. Scott Will oppose ex-M4yors
N johnson for the inequality in the
coming spring campaign at Fargo. !! !
The Towner County Democrat
wants Cheerful Jim Foyer Of
the Cando Helald, to run for county
auditor.
James Harring ton, a former train
h dispatcher, was, found frozen to death
near Buffalo Too much drink. was
II the cause.
Minot papers once more report the
H prospect Of having Union depot con.
structed at that place during the com !
ing summer. !. N
Mandan Indians are said to be req
.ularly supplied with booze upon the
reservation by white men. The charges
will be investigated. 81 4s5 ..sfs
The Wahpetc n Gazette urges cit.
lzens ticket at the coming municipal
election and wants I'LL political color
ing. cut out. Now its up to Falley to
sanction such a move @
q. F. Merry under arrest at Moor.
head charged witt. violating Minneso
i TIA insurance laws is having some
\ trouble to get bonds, ard wired Dick.
inson people without success.
p. Cook, Wahpeton blind pigger,
who managed to escape the clutches
ii of the law, learned Of the serious ill
ness Of his child and returned home,
The sheriff promptly nabbed him.
Q. Lillimoe, who was struck by q
Great Northern train at McIr tosh sew
era months ago and received serious
\ injuries, has brought suit against
the company for damages in the sum
of Ss5, 900. s53I
Towner will have new iail and
I sheriff's residence despite the iniunc.
4 tion served by DenbigL taxpayers to bos
!. prevent the needed improyeme emit. The
& district court decided against the in
\ junction and it's originators have de.
cided to quit. .5
The William e. Becker who is re-
\ ported by The Kansas City Times to
have been sentenced to the penitenti.
airy for fraud in connection with the
operation Of 8 bank which he helped
4 to orga aize is supposed to be tne
55s: Jud sc Becker who had quite ca.
I reer in North Dakota.
Mrs. William Richie Of Grafton
y died OF heart disease. She was ma
& tive Of New York state and came IA
Grafton about fifteen years ago. She
was a splendid type Of d Christian
woman. Mr.. Richie, her step son u
Allan, and three young children COM
pose the immediate family.
State Game Warden Clarence A.s
1 Hale made his report to Governor
White and records the following set
clement: IN the north half 81 the
y state there were 6.51s resident per-
mits and IS nonresident permits is-
{ sued, making total Of IA, 1856 Issued
In 1909, an nerease Of 3, 415 in 1893.
B The total fees for 1898 amounted to
sc, 8es. 50 against IS. 1850 III 1909, an
increase If S3, 04s. The receipts Of
1908 we're distributed as follows.
Game warden, ~, 0s9. O5 ;state$l, 500. 10;
deputy wardens 81, 1856. 40 county aud.
s itors $3.50: 80 During the, year 1909
+ the. state received $7s3. 10 and during
1908, $l 500 20, an increase Of 5000 :
go. There were twenty one arrests
during the year for violations Of
the game laws, and fines aggregatingl
$s1s were collected, which costs