Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-27

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! The killing of Fred Blumson of
Beach by Chief of Police Covers is
said to have been the result of an at
tempt to quell drunken row. f..
The Buffalo Express says that Buff
falo has fine schools and fine electric
lights and those looking for light or
ghtenment can do no better than
to go to that town.
Ben Whitehead had his eye almost
put out when some tough kid heaved
a mud ball into the Bismarck theatre
where the colonel was quietly and
peaceably watching the movies.
This town of Hatton must be some
town. Its team made almost a clean
sweep at the firemen's tournament. 1t
has a crack band and in other respects
it is right at the front all the time
| Crops in the southwestern part of
the state are said to be particularly
good this year. In fact the entire slope
country has prospects of one of the
best crops in it's history.
The Elks are said to have been
treated royalty at jamestown. One
enthusiast stated that Fargo would
have had to get up and dust to have
equalled the entertainment.
E. w. HIM, a wealthy farmer near
Willow City, died at the home of his
brother at Rochester, MINI. He was
born in Germany in 1859 and had lived
near Willow City since 1887.
1t is said that two youngsters were
killed by rattlesnake near Beach,
when the reptile took refuge in a quilt
under which they were sleeping, which
had been put out to air on the prairie.
Two railroad men whose names are
not given, were badly injured while
working on the new railroad in Nc
Kenzie county, when a gasoline speed
er struck a handcar on which they
were riding.
Frank Cheney, Grand Forks butch
Ter, is dead as the result of stepping
into his refrigerator while overhead
j ed. The sudden change Of temperature
fcaused a blood clot to form on the
brain. -
i Commencement exercises at the Val
iley City normal school were started
Sunday with the delivery of the bac-
calaureate sermon by DR.. &C. Rowlin-
!. son of Iowa City, Ia, his topic being
,"Our Credentials"
Harry Case of the Neville Journal
jumped Editor Teien of the Aneta
Panorama so hard for neglecting to
write up recent ball game between
the two towns, that Teien throws I'D
his hands and has vowed never to do
1T again.. ~ "
L Indians of the Episcopal faith are
,.holding their annual conference a.
the Fort Totten Indian reservation
delegates being present from the Fore
Berthold and Standing Rock Indian
; reservations.
Arthur, the 11-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. 'Shong of Tacoma town.
, ship, Bottineau county, was kicked by
horse, suffering depressed fracture
OF the right side of the skull. He is
improving nicely and will not suffer
mentally as was at first feared.
:: A team behind which Oscar liver.
son was about to give his mother a
ride at Kindred became frightened
and broke away just as Mrs. Iverson
was about to step into the rig. The
buggy was smashed to bits but no one
was hurt. ~ d.. - ~
Some of the stuff that is being pub
lished in American papers under tn !
name of Comic drawings is enough
to make a man go home and pound
his poor old mother.
Jas. T. McCulloch of Osnabrock had
hi. ankle. dislocated and his knee cal
broken when a young horse SHE'D and
stepped on him. Not knowing how
serious the accident was, he used his
,. leg for some time and is now laid ,lr
with very serious injury. se<g =
About 1900 people participated in
the sessions, held Sunday at. Beaulah
camp, the Methodist camp meeting in
jamestown, the gathering being the
I largest in the history of the organiza
ton. he meetings continue this week
{ and it is expected that there will be
!, even larger crowds. f58
Z Edgsley Mail Those who are IN "a
position to know state that IT is al
4 assured fact that the Midland road
q will be pushed Ito completion from
9 Canada to the gulf At first glance
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