Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-26
CHICKEN
PLENTIFUL
HUNTERS ARE NOW LOOKING
FORWARD TO THE OPENING
OF HUNTING SEASON..

OF HUNTING SEASON.
Just a few more days and the call
of summer will soon be over but with
the passing of summer and the coming
of fall comes another season dear to
the heart of every sportsman, the time
when the duck and the chicken Is
legitimate bird of prey, which opens
September 7th-the hunting season.
This season will be a memorable one
for despite the set back to the grain
crop, the crop of wild fowls is bum
per one. The prairie chicken will be
found in unusual numbers. For de-
cade the rains have washed away the
nests of game birds, broken the eggs,
and diminished the crop of young, but
not this year. They have been almost
unmolested and the dry weather has
given them an opportunity to grow
strong in almost ideal weather condi-
tons. Ducks are already beginning to
fill the lakes where they usually are
found. The only draw back to duck
shooting this year is the fact that
some of the smaller and shallow
sloughs where the ducks have been
found in past years are dried up this
year.
With the approach of the chicken
season comes another topic of inter-
est among sportsmen and that is re-
garding their respective bird dogs No
man is more envied now than "the
man who has the best bird dog in
town."
The following licenses have been is
sued by County Auditor Ray Bice:
Chas. H. Smith, Joe Inhark, Mrs. G..
NJ. Vagstad, G.. M. Vagstad, John Good
ru, Paul Stoepler, B. E. Baldwin, A. M.
Bond, H. G.. Romig, M. A. Doheny,
c. E. Day, w. F. Henzie, c. E. Gray,
Fred Walker, J. P. Tucker, Peter Kon-
AJAX, John R. Haslam, A. D. futile,
Frank Emigh, Chas. H. Smith, Frank
Kusba, A. G. Mc1nnes, John Schultz,
Albert A. Bryn, Elmer Larson, Jack
Larson, Sanford Hagen, G. L. Nodine,
w. H. Jones, Mrs. DR.. Jones, Robert
Lloyd, Ed. Richardson, Geo. Kompes.
sas, Bill Maras, W. F. Crewe, M. A.
Brannan, Jacob Hoewick, E. M. Lew,
is, J. Launger, R. Daeley, J. D. Weed,
B. w. Heath, all Of Devils Lake; Mar.
tin Larsen, r. J. Orchard, F. J. Besse,
A. A. Aarsby, A. G. Simpson, of Cars.
Ike; c. D. Mills, G. S. smeallie, Ed
ward Cloud, Howard Bedell, of To-
kio; A. J. Mclaughlin, c. X. 'vurhus,
Fred Magnus, T. J. Dougherty, R. c.
Babcock, Einar Lee, Jacob Knutz, Os-
car Wedell, W. s. Abel, H. B. Free.
born, w. C. McLarty, A. L. Freedom,
A. T. Hidden, of Starkweather; S. M.
Ferguson, E. G. Anderson, Gus Ceroen-
ka, John Engesather, Geo. M. Shep-
ard, F. L. Bina, Of Brockett; Walter
jacobson, Olaf Christianson, Carl An
derson, Alfred H. Anderson, Henry An
derson, Syver Anderson, Carl o. An
derson, G. P. Larsen, of Churchs Fer
ry; Miss Mary Bangle, Carl Routh, B.
J. Mowers, A. L. Tinnis, A. A. Stark,
G. E. Currfe, Jno Berg, L. A. svenson,
H. R. Askason, ]. B. Clemenes, DR.. M.
A. Lee, Harry Johnson, R. A. Ogelvie.
D. B. Mcdonald, G. L. Oakley, John
Barlee, M. M. Van Osdee, Fred John
son, G. Erickson, c. A. 1rgen, H. Aslak.
son, Jerry Vorachek, Van Osdee, E. M
Crary, of Edmore; John Johnson
Frank Moyland, of Webster; I. A. Dun.
smoor, Of Lakota; Henry johnson
Aug. Zeeman, G.. A. Dawson, E. G.
Nicholson, John A. Arid, Fred Fish
Ludwig Vobayda, Math Vobayda, J. S
Anthony, Of Lawton; John S. Hove
d. e. Berry, Bartlett; Jas E. Code, J
w. McRae. J. J. Litscher, VIM. Sch
wager, Hampden; Gustac Lang, Fox
Lake; Chas. Stoeser, Ed. Harrington
w. J. Algoe; o. G. Skyberg, Will Good
we'll, L. H. Olson, H. Muehlen, A. M
Hermanson, Fred Muehlen, Jos. Much
len, VIM. Carter, J. H. Goodwill, J. N
Gill, Plus stoeser, Joe B. Bruxer, VIM
Kline, G. E. Gill, Fred Henke, Hans
Hansen, Thor. G. Nestegaard, H: l.
Schultz, F. G. Kaeding, All Kaeding
Peter steenberg, Geo. Bail, Ronda Di
neff, of Penn; Rolph Chambers, Geo
Solberg, Churchs Ferry; and F. w
Tom he nf Gra ffon r.