Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-13
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The dirt is flying at Panama,
and so is the money.-Fargo
Call.
The hay crop is one of the lar
gest ever raised in North Dako-
ta.-Fargo Morning Call.
The duck that sticks to the
Of the lake these days is
no goose.-Minot Daily Report
err.
AS a prevaricator the chick
en- hunter has the fisherman
licked five different ways. Amt
it?-New Rockford Transcript.
Now that the season of peek
aboo waist is waning, some of US
will be able to tell the color of
the girls eyes.-Minot Reporter
Some people may blame the
Roosevelt strenuosity for the re-
cent assault of one railroad mag
nate on another.-Fargo Forum.
If Judge Taft is merely Roose.
yelt's shadow, the president must
have responded we'll to good
feeding during his vacation stay
at Oyster Bay.-Fargo Morning
Call.
The price of wheat is 20 cents
higher than a year ago. That
means over 100000 more dol
lars to North Dakota.-Fargo
Call.
Highmore, S. D., has prohibit
ed flirting on the church steps
after the services are over. Per-
haps they will find that they can
wait till they get to the front
gate.-Valley City Journal.
Be prepared to speak good
word for your town at all times.
It is a poor town that has no
good in it, and it is a mighty
good town that has no draw
backs.-Sargent County indie
pendent.
President Roosevelt emphati-
cally denies the statement that
he intends to purchase the New
York Tribune and become an
editor after his terms Of office is
out. One thing is sure he would
find it strenuous enough for him.
-Edgerley Mail.
Hades will never be warm
enough for the unsportsmanlike
miscreants who are reported to
have "pot-shotted" two flocks of
young ducks who were too young
to fly on one of the lakes north
of town Sunday. Shame to you
-MinneWaukan Siftings.
A Clay county farmer, while
shocking wheat this year, took
care of the baby by pushing the
baby carriage along with him
In the meantime the wife was
driving the binder. Isn't this
shocking" Minot Daily Optic,
A Pittsburg Judge fined a
young fellow $40 and taxed ur
! the costs against him for kissing
his girl in the public square. By
the shades of Hobson, the judge
was kerrect. When will young
men learn that this is a job that
cannot be done on the square,
Minot Daily Reporter.
Valley City claims more than
5000 people from the figures of
the local census. Towns of 5000
people are becoming numerous
in the state and Bismarck, VAL
ley City, Minot and Devils Lake
show remarkable healthy in
creases in population.-Bis-
marck Daily Tribune.
A painter named Swearingen,
at Edgeley, fell from the roof OF
a building he was painting last
week, but Tom Hancock's Mail
does not enlighten us as to
whether the gentleman lived up
to his name, after his aerial
flight. But we are inclined to
think he was Swearing-en groan-
ing when help arrived.-Lidger-
wood Broadaxe.
The good feeling between the
Forum and the Valley City
Times-Record is nearly gone.
Brewer wanted an exhibit OF
jackasses at the next state fair
so Packard could be entered and
now Packard says he could
stand no chance against the
home grown jackasses. Brewers
retort' is being awaited with