Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
State News.
Good roads plans are popular.

The Unknown nurses have organized.
A burglar was twice routed at Grand
Forks.
Bisbee insists on better fire protec.
ton.
Money was raised for the Verona ball
team.
stady rejoices over securing drug
store.
Sargent county appears to be enjoy
ing prosperity. ts
Some elevators are cleaning the seed
grain, of farmers at cost.
The noveltysappears' to have worn off
the postal savings banks.
The Granville Echo carried q nice
line of McHenry correspondence.
Some farmers were fortunate in be.
ing able to secure 1910 seed for this
years crop.
Sargent county may have two news
paper men in the legislature-one in
each branch.
w. M. Conlin was arrested on q
charge Of burning two houses near
Richardton.
Grand Forks wants court house and
Larimore may start county seat re.
moval fight.
The commercial clubs in some towns
advertised for more laborers-with ex.
'cellent results.
It's funny to hear the insurgents
howl about the iniquity of the asses.
aors' registration law. 80
The construction OF the new tele.
phone line out of Kindred will put q
part of Richlan dcounty in touch with
that town.
The democrat who will perjure him.
self to get to vote republican ticket
at the June primaries is admittedly
going some.
The recent improvements on the Pc.
tersburg Record have made a great
change in the appearance of Editor
Halls publication.
Postmaster Myhra Of wahpeton re.
viewed the political history Of Judge
Lauder-and seems disposed to VENT.
late some episodes.
F.. Graham Of Brainard is the new
president Of the Cakes National bank
as a result Of recent change Of own.
ership Of the majority stock.
The geese were 80 thick around
'Cooperstown one night that the people
closed the windows Of their homes foz
fear the birds would fly into the house
and convert their coverings into filings
for pillows and feather beds.
W. 8. scanlon Of Havana had an ex.
citing time in rig to which runaway
colt and bronze were attached. A
broken shoulder bone and a dislocated
elbow were some of the buhps he re.
ceived.
Baseball teams are numerous.
Plaza had another market day.
Grafton had an "athlet:c'' show.
Mandan is to have a new directory.
Lansford wants commercial club
Cast tractors are all the rage on the
farms.
Williston is to have new water.
works plant.
The editors are sure 10 have a big
time at Minot.
Several bridges beyond the Missouri
will be rebuilt.
The builders and traders at bismarck
organized.
There was war among the spud
buyers at Bathgate.
Walsh county appears to have a
chronic petty criminal.
There is room in many North Dako'
ia towns for real boosters.
Wahpeton's population, according to
the new directory, is 3,1s7.
An amateur theatrical company at
Minot scored big success.
North Dakotans are generally utter.
ested in baseball organizations.
Minot is to amend its city ordinance
to secure better protection for young
girls
North Dakota is long on raw materi.
ais. Why not have more facto-ies'
There have been complaints Of row.
dyism and petty thievery around New
Leinzig.
Energy has an excellent site for q
chautauqua park and the Sun publish
ed the cuts.
There is great deal of interest this
year in the railway extension work in
North Dakota.
"A large number of Ward county
editors are now pushing pencils in the
Missouri slope country.
Where will the A. G. students who
voted iii the Fargo primaries cast tbeil
ballots at the June primariess
There is renewed effort on the par:
of the newspaper men to eliminate the
cards Of thanks even if they are paid
Norman D. Black, son Of the luan
ager Of the Times Herald at Grand
Forks, was recently married in W:s.tn
sin.
Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture
Wolbert is already rounding up pre-
miums for the next industrial show al
Bismarck.