Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11
WAVELETS
FROM THE INTER-OCEAN.

The Minot Optic says, Judge Craw-
ford for the supreme bench"
Corn and flax never looked better"
you read in all the exchanges.
A Belfast, Ireland, paper says that
rust is effecting the North Dakota
wheat crop.
Senator Gronna's livery barn at La
kota burned onFriday last with about
a $4,000 loss.
The Churchs Ferry Sun writes at
length about trapped" baseball, what
ever kind that is. .:
Attorney General Miller says, "The
women can vote if they want to. All
they have to do is say So"
The Williston State and the Willis
ton Herald are at it again and trying
to see which can pen the meanest para
graphs.
A prominent farmer near Neche was
arrested for breaking the labor laws in
connection with importing labor across
the Canadian line.
The two men run over by the Orient
i al Limited near Michigan were buried
in the potters field, no one coming to
claim the remains
/ Ed. Mortenson, the man who had the
temerity to swipe Attorney Ed. Sink
lers coat at Minot, got just one year
in the pen for his daring.
j. F. Wondraskes new meat market
at Lawton is equipped with one of
those refrigerator plants where you
can make snow balls in July.
! Vital statistics just completed gives
the number of males in Ramsey coun
ty as 3,549 and females $780,. Births
during 1910, 159 and deaths "a.
Fargo Blade: Let's see: Blaisdell
Burdick and Simpson in the same
congressional district-and all in the
Barkis column. 60 it wife, go it bar. ,
Secretary of State Pat Norton who
has been laid up for some weeks in St
Alexius hospital in Bismarck, with q
fractured leg, is able to be about agar
on crutches.
The stock of Hon. R. A. Nestos Of
Minot for Attorney General seems tt
be going up in fine shape. The news
paper fraternity in general seem tt
like Mr.. Nestos. 49,,
Westhope Standard: Darn the fiji
es; let's swat the republicans" ex
claims a southern exchange. Wrong
Let us swat, the f1ies-the republicans
are swatting each other.
Brother stickley of the Kenmart
i. News says: There are three peopl,
to whom you should always tell tn
; truth: your doctor, your lawyer ant
|. your editor Remember that"
, The Stanley Sun has purchased
? new linotype and is moving into new
quarters. The Sun is always one of tn
best edited and best printed papers o.
our exchange list. May it continue t.
shine
DR.. S. F. Halfyard of Wesley Colleg
in Grand Forks has a new book out
fundamentals of the Christian Rel
gion.' This is Doctor Halfyard's secon
+ book on religious subjects in the pas
8 two years.
o 1t is safe to say there is no bette
t kept or cleaner spot in Devils LAX
I than the Great Northern passenger d.
q pot. The ladies' waiting room is
= beauty anyway and is kept in the pin
Of perfection.
T. J. S. Anthony is very proud of a ne
store at Lawton that rapidly increaa
:, ing business has made possible thi
,. year. The building Is thoroughly mo-
n ern in every way with it's own ga
It plant, heating plant, etc.
!. Hal Davies, the associate editor (
the Journal, says there is nothing 1
q this thing about the "pen being nigh
u Ter han the sword" If any bod
a. wants to fight a duel with him, col
{, wood sticks are his choice.
70 Mary McLane, of Butte, Mont, fam
y is with us again. Here is a paraguay
n from her new book: II am a thing
"a mystery subtlety and brains," 81
boldly announces for she knows a
- the world loves a mystery.
le Editor Johnnie Haskell of the Be
u tineau Courant says Running a new