Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15

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summer P. Wyman Of Dsadwood IL A
the Oldest, inmate of the home for the
old soldiers At Hot Springs South ID.
kota. III Ms;
The many counties in this state have.
held corn contests. This feature car. +
RED on in each county is bound to
bring results. s, NJ stg4
Wolves are unusually numerous
around Java. Several have been killed
by hunters and 2 systematic roundup,
of the remainder is planned.
South Dakota is to have an instruc.
tor in Domestic science at all farmers
institutes, Mrs, Chas. Mccoy Of Du.
pree, has been given the position
"A financial concern has offered to
refund the $4,000 floating indebted
ness Of spearhsh at q material saving
in interest charge. The city council
| is considering the proposition.
| Compelled to sleep in the attic by his
wife after his return from visit at
~, Eo.-.n, hn,~o 4, $780,.
another man had won her affections,
is the charge which Ole Lindberg Of
Beresford, makes against his wife, who
has disappeared and is believed to be
in hiding in the country.
/! The Red River Boosters did not get
their organization perfected before the
land show. The Lake Region did.
| The management Of the light plant
at Kenmare has changed hands. Jess
Hopkins an experienced man from
Minneapolis has taken charge and the
city looks for better service in the fut,
ure.
/ Fire destroyed two buildings last
week in the principal part Of Wahpe.
ton and put two firms temporarily out
of business. The fire originated from
a defective flue. The total loss was
estimated at over $4,000.
jamestown college fittingly observed
the fact that it had been successful in
completing the first 100000 endow-
ment fund and the further fact that it
has been successful in securing $41,-
$1,000 on the second 100000.
At meeting of Fargoans, together
with representatives from over North
Dakota, the "sons of Ohio'' club was
formed, officers elected and plans
made for big dinner on December 20,
when President Thompson of the Ohio
state university will be in Fargo and
will be the, guest of honor and the
speaker of the evening.
| uO OACcIS VI Ouc ACW CAuU arc I ACc-
ident, W. A. stambaugh; secretary,
Robert G. Patterson. 4
While motoring, to7gAurora from
Bookings, Adolph, son Of William
Schultz, had his right leg broken in
two places and his left foot injured,
when wheel broke and the machine
was upset. A girl who was with him
escaped with severe bruises.
| After being in the hands of the re-
ceiver for six years, the Hidden Treas
ure Mine at Lead, South Dakota, in the
Black Hills, is now in control Of it's
own affairs. Those in control now have
to raise $4,000 before the first of next
September.
The three months old baby Of Mr.,
and Mrs. I. H. Milligan, residing on q
farm in Aurora county, met tragic
death. The child was found dead in
bed. In some way it had during the
night, turned over on it's face and
death resulted from suffocation.
Allotting Agent Bates has raised
new point against the state selections
of indemnity lands on Pine Ridge res
ervation. He holds that lands which
are claimed by the Indians, whether
allotted or not, are exempt from state
| selections. He insists that there will
be shortage on that reservation to
fill the claims Of the Indians, which
will reach up to practically 100000 ac-
res Of land which is of any value, and
that the Indians have the first claims.
State Land Commissioner Brinker has
gone to Washington and h. will at
tempt to get ruling Of the department
on the disputed point.
There are nearly 800 elevators in
this state which are doing business
4 without license and which have not
4 secured the required bonds, according
to statements made by members of the
| railway commission. It is said that
all violators Of this law will be pro-
| scented at once