Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
election times shows up, Joe will be
broader in his altering statements, and
cover the whole state.

election times shows up, Joe will be
broader in his altering statements, and
cover the whole state.
The Max Enterprise has passed into
new hands.
Good weather has prevailed over the
entire state. Is
Mandan's pioneer business man, NJ.
Lang, recently passed away.
The Democrat at Cando has cele-
brated its tenth birthday.
| Marmarth has produce market and
| it appears to be very successful.
There is some talk of making the
Grand Forks Observer daily paper.
Hettinger county is on the boom.
Many new settlers are going in there.
McClusky is to have night watch
Devils Lake should have city clock.
| Many locals appear in the state pa
pers about people going to the st. Paul
land show and large accounts fill the
front pages.
Taylor is having many changes in
the proprietorship Of the numerous
business prices. Here's hoping they
all believe in advertising.
The past dry season in South Dako-
ia has driven many of the residents
out Of that state and they are flock
ing here where we always have crops.
The sugar beet industry around Will
liston, is being pushed hard and many
will raise the beet next year that have
not tried it yet. Good money for the
farmer too.
Nobody seems to know about poll
tics right now except the Forum. All
others are interested more in the land
show and they haven't the space the
Forum has.
By the way, the editors are going
after their subscribers. It is plain to
be seen that if some Of the delinquents
don't come in, there will be lot of
empty stockings in the editors homes
on Christmas day.
secured an offering of 100000 at their
Thanksgiving service on Dec. 8, which
clears them Of all indebtedness. Rev
DR.. A. D. Collins is the pastor.
It is getting to be curious sort OF
speculation at Williston as to just
what kind Of a story cx-City Auditor
Poe of that city. is going to spring. HI
has promised to implicate some of thu
important ones in the city.
: There seems to have been curiou:
y misunderstanding with reference to thu
T. man who shot Sheriff Moody of Rich
land county, and who was himself sho
), next day. The jamestown Capita
' says: "Nlax Whipperman, the under
>. taker here, has communicated with tn
state penitentiary authorities and tn
asylum authorities and says there i
" no doubt the bandit is Moline. Ever,
= mole and mark on the face and ever,
cut on the body tallies with the dc
. scription of Moline,says Whipperman
4 identified as that of Hudson.
Hon James Hanley, of Mandan, thi
s week announced his candidacy for liler
tenant governor on the republican ticl
= ct. The Mandan Pioneer says: "H
would have long lead over any othe
5 candidate that might enter the field fc
the place, as he would undoubtedly RI
II ceive magnificent majority on til
IL west slope. His record in the las
+. house will also give him much suppo,
u through the legislators in every di
- trict 1t was thought for while thu
(" Mr.. Hanley might be candidate fc
congress from this district, but it
y understood that he feels that the dutit
r of that Office would require too much {
81 his time away from his law practie
t. and business in this CITY,"
Miss Florence Boise won the ". g.
20 U. medal at Jamestown last week.
y A big drove of "blina rigs' wei
slaughtered at Mandan, last week.
:. J. P. Williamson, wealthy farmt
III of Havana, is to be married shortly
very wealthy New York City won
u an.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Aarhus CT Ma,
le vile, celebrated their silver weddi1
III last week.
The Elks at Dickinson, had fir
e. fimo Of thoir animal hall
rs Milt Klinefelter, a former reside,
Of Dickinson, died recently from
n cancer, at his home in Seattle.
he The western papers praise the d.
g. land congress recently held cut Their
Jud LaMourc stated in st. Paul, Ia
IS week, that he had not been sick, hl
just suffering from rheumatism.
er The western towns of Regent an
IN Mott are having an editorial war. E
identity the Adams editor wants
lg mix in it. --
North Dakota is receiving lot {
boosting in the Iowa, Minnesota an
y Wisconsin papers.
The survey of soils was carried on J
'e Barnes county this year under the s.
re c:..:,ion o. the state Geological su
vey.
t. One of the little papers Of Che stat
likes to rub it into the Forum.