Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02

CAdASluS LIS course near '"ullSLou.
The home of o. L. Peterson, north
west Of Braddock, was destroyed BY
fire. fs$s "
AZ prairie fire did vast amount of
damage in. the Robson district in
Divide county.
Some of the North Dakota baseball |
teams played this week, opening the
season in the state. |
The teachers meeting at Gascoyne
was we'll attended and was instruc-
tiveand entertaining.
The county field day of the schools +
of Hettinger county will be held at I
Mott the latter part Of May.
The prairie fire which swept Bur
leigh county last week was far more
disastrous than was first reported.
An overhead foot viaduct over the
tracks of the Great Northern depot
at Grand Forks is completed.
NnNIaxbass high school students pre-,
scented the play, The Daughter of the
Desert, at yNewbury and made hit.
IA call has been issued for May 3
at Williston, to organize u Better
Farming association in Williams
county: .#s. .'t%
"A prairie fire. came SO close to lMinot
that the fire department was called
i out to save residences on the edge Of
ssfhe &c 80 = S::.. ~. =,
Mrs. Loomer, aged so, living near
New Rockford, has become insane
over spiritnalism aud was, taken, to
JanestosWn. r.. ... H..
Trembley and c. c. Kershaw,
have bought the creamery property
1T Dotlineau and will make butter,
and Iceerearnn. sss.. .. 80. ,.s:s..
The # annual convention of the
Grand Forks County Sunday school
convention will be held at Inkster,
June Ia and IS. s% .u.
Mary Housour, the girl who shot
herself at Grand Forks, after she had
been scolded, says that the gun, went
Il on before she knew it. >.
The Gascoyne Advance states that
i'll all directions may be seen burning
straw piles and stuble that should
have gone back into the soil. 4. X:
thing struck a barn near Bril-
Ill ton and the barn, fourteen head OF
& horses, six COWS, several IF, hundred
bul,eis DC oats and a letf Of hay, all
belonging to ]. j.. Booth, were de-
stroyed. @ :,, j, ..'
ii. Muller, steeple-jack, fell from
81 the snukestack of a laundry at Grand
/ Forks which he was painting, when
tho smokestack gave way under his
y wei gllt. He was badly gashed and
81 bruised.
Two little boys, aged and TO- sons
81 S of the proprietor OF the pool hall al
StirlI1a, were playing with q % rifle
III hen IL shell which had become. LODGED
i'll the barrel, burst. Part of the shell
II iii lodged in the nose Of the 'oldel
B boy while the younger boy was in
iured ii TIE hand u ...5
lle man famed Tyenstrup, Wlt
Z q raised 81 rilcti Ion near Finley while
# ma 81. HE itifI uence 81 booze, pleades
g,Iil ty lore idge Pollock at Hills
S I1oro. ,vis med SO and costs, a tota
81 III 40, and after paying his fine
mi az "a peace bond and taking til,
,letIge to keep away from the cur
Il iii Hts Iiber
RI men ut Til railroad camp 4Irea
III along the little Mis- !. i
souri,, ARE busy ele anIng out mud AN 4 i1
I, gs 81 ter the flood ,Tfl
II, sI,a 81 is Ted ait 81 900 Som
Nh Iroad men Had To tax refuge
Sraas i iid yere Col ned there abou
gilr iii packel
I,{,sit III along tile shore:
l,sl assoc adi Oh will pos
III lf ilee TO change iii
he Z,
n I.ssi d & aslS an on sept n1ber
81 to confli citing dates wit
III u lonaI delegation meei
81 If ssstiss fnan, score
81 81 SIS sssBoci Iun, ays that til.
y Council q tae zatIoi