Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
State News

Velva proposes to have a creamery.
The Turtle Lake band has charge Of
the, lecture. course at MeGueky.
The Northern Pacific is putting in
large water reservoir at Mercer.
County % we'll as state politics seen
10 DO quite lively in Ward county.
The Pickert boys are still threshin
arossd McClusky, according to the Ga.
sette.
The commercial club Of Michigan is
planning to establish q club room for
younger boys.
The Scranton Record announces that
the Christmas trade Of merchants was
excellent.
The Promoter Of Stanley advises the
farmers to plant lots of corn and cut
it green for feed. Sound
The Free Press is the name Of the
new paper started at Carpio by M. j.
Pavlik, formerly of the Carpio News.
It is q bright little sheet and we'll pat.
ronized.
! A Chautauqua has been organized at
McClusky.
The citizens of Beach are enjoying
roller skating.
Leonard is shipping baled hay to
Fargo by the carload.
Chicken pox prevails at New Leip-
zig.
The creamery at Center is putting up
the ice supply for next year.
The alleged illegal fishing case in
Spiritwood lake was NOT rr.ved.
Robert NJ. stroup is n.w United
States commissioner at Stanton.
The Northern Pacific depot has been
completed at New Leipzig, and IS now
in use.
The telephone exchange at Mohall
has a new switchboard-an evidence
of growth.
The settlers around Bowman are
making good money by bringing in
wolf scalps and pelts.
The live business towns in the state
are well shown by the newspapers and
the advertising or lack of it evidenced
in the pages.
Many subscribers paid up for the
Adams Budget during the holidays and
made Mrs. Doherty's heart glad.
Miss Edna Banning is to hold two
weeks revival campaign at Beach, CON-
mencing early in January.
Attorney Ulsrud has decided to set
tie in Deering, and the Enterprise re-
joices to have lawyer in town.
The Equity organization at Mott is
wrestling with various problems to
help the farmers out in their difficult
ties.
The Hebron brick yard has been clos
J ed for the season, but will be rcopened
; in the spring as numerous orders are
already on the books.
. j. c. Reede died at Bowden; he was
a member of a medical advertising
; company giving show there, and his
! wife took the remains to Charles City,
; Ia, for interment.
, The Telegraph of Sawyer reports
the farmers are butchering their hogs.
That has a good sound Prosperity is
| sure to come where farmers keep a
fair amount Of stock.
r. L. Lampson of Lisbon shipped a
carload Of corn to Williston; this was
the first car Of corn ever shipped from
Ransom county. This is the commence
ment Of new era.
A Mandan mother was fined $40 for
interfering with the punishment of
one Of her children by the school
, ma am.
, Deputy Game Warden Kramer has a
fine pair of Chinese pheasants from
Oregon, which he will turn loose in
the spring.
} The Hettinger county commissioners
are planning to bond for some 5000
for seed grain, so reports the Mott
, Press.
The chicken fanciers at Stanton are
building reinforced concrete houses
for their pets, and the number of eggs
shows the investment good one.
Editor schley of the Courtenay Ga
} zette gives some wholesome advice to
, the merchants of towns where they do
} not advertise He says that a $40 news
paper cannot be printed in q 10-cent
town.
The Westhope Standard promises
soon to give detailed account of the
work done on the five demonstration
; farms in that vicinity the past summer
This will be looked for with interest
Give all the information possible in
} regard to good farming. 1t will help
others.