Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-07

| zion City perhaps this Is the reason
Sam Clark is denouncing the gambling
spirit
Raids are popular over the entire
United States as well as in North Da-
kota, even the bucket shops are get
ting dose of it.
Ben Whitehead of the Williston
State has given up letter writing.
What's the matter Ben, won't they an
swer your letters?
Now that President McVey has
been properly put on the job we may
expect something out of the ordinary
from the state university.
"A Prince of Sweden" is the title
applied to a theatrical troupe that is
not likely to go stranded in North Da-
kota and is now making the rounds.
The fact that many pigs" are blind
does not disqualify them from being
put on the market. Quite a number
have been shipped from this state late
ly.
One of the old landmarks at Shell
don is to be removed. A meat market
building will be converted into a barn.
Surely time has wrought wonderful
changes.
1t did not take S. G. Skulson long to
show the people of Nelson county
where he stood on the pig question
and as states attorney he has been
very active.
"The Pick and Shovel Day" is do
ing wonders for the roads of Foster
county and the good roads movement
is being promoted regularly in order
to keep up the good work.
North Dakota has been warned as
result of the Minnesota state fair
not to use president and, an expires
ident for money grabbing purposes
The Minnesota fair got two big days
at little expense. =
II could die waltzing" said Miss Eli
zabeth Harris of Chicago and when she
sat down she died. There is an editor
in North Dakota who is mean enough
to insist that the young lady should
have kept on waltzing.
Lee Miller charged with the muir
der of his father near Darlington will
not likely be roaming around the
streets late at night for awhile at
least his bond having been raised by
Judge Burke from $4,000 to $4,000.
The papers of the state, or most of
: them, printed some dope about the
Empire Builder" which does not look
good to the Kenmare Journal. Per-
haps advertising rates should have
been quoted before the article was pub
lished.
The people of Stanley have a De-
culiar Sun. 1t shines day and night
and Little Mack can be seen behind
it, without the aid of smoked glasses.
The Sun is now setting on the coun-
ty seat of Moutrail county and it looks
like Stanley.
Governor Burke has been running
On schedule time through the state
during the past week. Most of the
papers where he visited or is to visit
printed the time table stating the time
OF arrival. They na-lected to state
the time of departure however.
Editor Drake Of the Westhope
standard must have polished up the
stove last week in order to get the
inspiration for THE First Fall Fire"
which piece of poetry appears on the
front page of his last issue. It is "The
First Ton of Coal" that we are think.
ing about.
Beach Chronicle: Leonard Alguire
ls another man who is thoroughly dis
guested with the Golden Valley. He
came up here from Ellis, s. D., last
fall and purchased a quarter section
OF land four or five miles northwest
OF this city, for which he traded thfr-
" good iron dollars an acreAmoney
that was acquired by hard knocks in
South Dakota. He broke up the land
and put it into fax this spring. He
broke up the land and put It into
max this spring. He has just threshed
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