Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20

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b4yCnu his idep.h. # s,5z n
S r4o..l the amount Of building oe-
ing done on North Dakota farms this
summer, farmers evidently anticipate
a good crop. zs.5 d AZ Ri, &, $s5l a (.
The Fargo high school class will
graduate on Friday, June IL, 1913 -
but there has been no demand for a
change of date by the superstitious.
During ball game between Ford
vile and Conway P Thoe Of the for
mer village had his nose broken by a
swift ball.
. The editor of the Mercer County,
Star says that it is easier for a camel
to go through the eye OF needle
than to collect delinquent subscrip-
lions. .s~=.s
Arrangements have been made for
a public playground at Park River
during the summer which will open,
to the children from 4 to 10 years.
of age. ~. u.s. ~, r.;
Postmaster H. C. Plumley of Fargo.
former owner of the. Forum, was
highly honored at St. Paul by being
elected president of the Tri-State Post
masters association. .~sa,
The Pecor murder trial, where John
Pecor is charged with the murder Of
his wife at Hankinson, has been be-
gun at Wahpetop. The defense is that
the killing was accidental. =
The Sheridan Post says the crop
prospects in that vicinity are excel.
lent and throws out the hint that it
might not be amiss for the farmers
to begin looking for harvest help;
now. &
70. uS -fAltC4SI lClSpuOAC llAC Iuu>
ming out of Mimic was struck by light
ming during heavy storm and some
half mile of poles were shattered and
broken up so that they had to be re-
placed with new ones. s..
Lyman Brandt, who has been post
master at Park River for many years,
has resigned on account of i'll health
and asks to be relieved July /. This
will renew the contests for the ap-
in automobiles and held road clean
ing bee, removing stones and other OBJ
structions from the roads in that vi
cinity.
The shafts on Jacob Bender's buggy
fell down at New England, causing a
runaway in which B:nuder was nearly
killed by injuries about the head ard
face.
Former Governor John Burke, now
United States treasurer was one OF
he midnight speakers at the celebra-
ticn in Boston of the anniversary Of
the battle of Bunker Hill. %
Claude Dent, who lives near the
Deputy ranch in Stutsman county, is
lucky man. On Thursday last he dug
out asix young wolves, which he is
keeping on exhibition at his farm.
A hsrd of twenty-five pure-bred
Guernsey cattle were received AZ
rcu-tenay recently Or the James A.
Cooper farm. These cattle came d.
rect from the island of Guernsey AMI
firm the largest shipment of pure-bred
Guernseys that has been made to this
state.
Fred Gallagher. 111-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher, of Heb
ron. was stealing a ride on fright
lin. when he fell rnder the car. and !
had DO b feet, run over. 1t was neces.
sary to ampMate one leg: ebote, tn.
ankle. and only the heel was left on
the other foot. 3. - - ::$ ,~.
The Atlantic elevator, at Lankin was
purchased by: the. Ruzicka Elevator
The firm is made mp OF Jer.
ONE Ruzicka,, c. ',Zeman. Frank Rod.
ney. Thomas Machart. Frank Lala and
J. Fl. Vorachek of -I5ankin. The house
will be managed. by Mr.. Ruzicka. :
Anamoose'is to have creamery 4.
last. The matter. has been agitatel
for some time At recent inass
meeting sufficient .etock was tubscrib.
ed to insure the financial end Of the
matter and the farmers have guaran.
teed bountiful supply of milk. s I,
! While endaavoring to get col:
from between two animals hitchad to-
gether Hugh Davis Of Inkster was
kicked. and SO seriously injured tina.
he did the next dav. The. young mar
had recently arrived here from Wales