Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-11

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New York. Oct. 1.-THE worlds cham
pionship baseball series between New
York and Boston will open here tomor-
row Afternoon at o'clock Both teams
are ready for the fray and the greatest
contest ever is anticipated attended by
the largest crowd ever witnessing the
first game Of the world series.
Mandan. N. D.. Oct. TOO much
| ding celebration resulted In bad cut
ting ARRAY here. Miss Maggie Swim, :
ling, daughter Of Martin Swindling, was
married to Leonard Fracecce. an Il,
ian foreman Of big N. p. crew. Fol-
lowing the wedding a big celebrate
began in the italian boarding cars /,
which three italian crews includ!
Fracecce's took part.
Some Of the members Of the riva
crews partook freely Of the good cheer
and two of them engaged in scrap
during which John Buzzelli was badly
gashed in the cheek with razor. The
cut extended from the left ear to tt,
chin and Buzzelli went to the hospita'
a rf
be learned, left the next day with {,
crew for Chicago.
Grand Forks Oct. 7-Thirty pigeons
were liberated from the office of the
.Times-Herald building in this city thi
morning on trip to Minneapolis, a pre-
liminary test for trip from st. Paul
Ito the Pacific coast. One Of the birds
made 142 miles, from Alexandria, Mimi.
Ito st. Paul. recently in one hour and
,thirty-two minutes.
/ It is expected the birds will arrive at
st. Paul this afternoon.
Fargo, N. D., Oct. 7.-Chairman Graz
Of the Republican state committee was
feeling good yesterday over reports from
various parts Of the state in relation /
the success of the republican state tick
ct all of them being Of the most rosy
hue and full of confidence in the cleo
ton of L. B. Hanna as governor and
all the other candidates the state the
| impression grows stronger daily In favor
OF sustaining the result of the state
wide primary as that is now the only
real expression of public opinion in the
matter of candidates for state office.
There is nothing in the report from ov-
er the state at republican headuarters
| to indicate any particular strength for
the third party candidate for governor
| in fact present reports indicate the cleo
ton of Mr.. Hanna by very handsome
majority, and of course means the cleo
ton of the entire republican ticket from
top to bottom.
says in part: 1.-THE feeling for Hanna
Is good in this county. Hellstrom has
been here but I understand made bu,
two speeches at sparcely attended meet
| lngs. lie does not seem to be arousina
any enthusiasm. even among the demo
Gratis, and I believe the county can BIZ
carried nicely by Hanna and the bal
ance of the republican ticket I do no.
know Of anyone in this county who will
be doing anything for the bull mooss
candidate for governor.
F'inlay Mcdonald of Milton sends wore
that Hanna will carry Cavalier count,
handsomely. he being very popular will
all parties up there.
E. G.. DISCARD Of Neville writes: "Mr
Hanna will poll the normal republican
vote Of Nelson county which will civ
him majority Of from three to fou
hundred. Mr.. Sweet will get very few
votes here. This year it behooves ever,
man in the state who is affiliated witt
the party to help solve the problem
presented in the state and nation an
e with an eye single to the public wea
and the interests Of our party. So far a
: I can judge there is no danger for an
of our state candidates
Il am for the republican state an
/ congressional tickets. Particularly ar
Interested in Mr.. Hanna being electe
governor, as believe he is entitled t
the election and undoubtedly he is tn
best man the republicans have name
for the position for years. writes Co
e. Smith-Peterson of Park River.
Remarkable indeed, is the progress
: made by the Indians at Fort Totten IN