Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
State News

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Bowman county is on a cash basis
for the first time in its history.
During 1911 the total cash receipts
of Walsh county aggregated $500, 362.-
7G.
The Bowbells Bulletin since changing
owners seems to be putting on new
lease of life.
The Hellstrom letters in the columns
-snq4ue Iue esno1e o. I!e5 un1oa qua 10
iasm for the democratic aspirant.
The court house and Jail soon to be
erect, at Cavalier will be the finest
in the Northeastern part Of the state.
Reports from assessors over the state
say that they are not experiencing any
trouble with the new registration law.
W. E. Click, the man who secured
No. in the Berthold land drawing is
picking out his first choice on the res
ervation.
Boyden of the Lisbon Free Press in
Inmates that Jim Jam Jems is becoming
stale. Wait minute, old chap. Not
yet.
A Sawyer socialist meets an untimely
end. He is resting in the state hospi-
tai for the insane at Jamestown.
The fire bug makes another visit to
Langdon. It is b ,lieved that resident
Of the town possesses mania for des.
troying property.
Most of the state weeklies are telling
of those million dollar rains that re-.
Gently fell in their particular section
of the country.
There is no excuse for loafing at
Hatton, says the Free Press man, who
points win pride to the excellent
school facilities Of the town.
-
Senator Steele, finding some strenu-
GUS opposition in his own district,
which may spell defeat; would like to
be lieutenant governor for change.
Six citizens Of Harvey are rounded
up BIZ Deputy U. S. Marshal Hickman,
charged with selling liquor without a
government license. All are held un-
der bond.
If that newly organized Motor club
of Cavalier will get the "good road''
habit and uphold the speed limit law;
it has promise of brilliant future.
Mrs. Gunder Nelson of Osnabrock is
seriously injured caused by an explos-
ion of kerosene which she was using
while lighting fire. Same old story
oft repeated, and same results.
Senator Bessessen, of Wells county
is a candidate for congress from the
second district. The senator, known as
the Adonis Of the 18th session; is one of
the longest winded orators in the state.
Fire destroyed the Dagoes' den at
Tolna. Ignorance in the filling of a
gasoline caused the blaze, which for a
second time rendered the Sphagetti eat
ers homeless.
The News at Kenmare gives years
subscription to the farmer bringing in
the report of the first robin. The IA
vorite bird of the Gooseneckers seems
to be the "stork," who stays the year
round.
The voters of Renville county will
probably re-elect the present incumbent
Of the office Of superintendent Of
schools. It goes without saying that
"Maggie" has made good, and would
be hard to beat. n.
Carl Wickeron, prominent Mcleod
merchant, is arrested On charge of
violating the prohibition laws. Wick
eron valves examination and is bound
over to the district court. He alleges
that the prosecution is one caused by
the work Of enemies.
The McClusky Police Gazette, is the
name given to Ed. Moore IS lively sheet
by the Martin Searchlight man, who
accuses the Sheridan county editor of
editing some rather obscene matter.
Editor Moore has a faculty of telling
the truth as he sees it, SO there is but
little danger Of the old scout becoming
a subject of the libel law.
The Dickinson Press man says that
the Bismarck Trivune failed to give the
preferential election of Pennsylvania
snoco IN oooonnt of Poocovo1+ oor.,r;no
the state. Old man Ayers eyesight
must be getting badly dimmed. He
g honld rod tho issuo of Anil 10Th