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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

The opposition take delight ~ critics.
ing tn president for NOT rushing head
lang into war with Mexico over the Kill
ing uf one Ncrgara who H. rla>>crl ~ -
citizen 81 the United States through the
accident nf having been horn on this side
" the border. although all his interests
and Ia, l%inatinn were with hi> own people
across the line. The bic interests who
started this trouble ia hopes nf being
able io grab even a larger lice Of tie
>poil>. based their hopes un having a
man ~ the head If national affairs Who
would lc ~ impul>ivr ~ the irrr>IonSi
hlr people who clamor tor war with or
without reason hnt fortunately l'rc>i-
lent Wilson must first hc shown that il
* ah>oluicl, necessary. Schulculcrg
Stickcr.
4 >trikin. criterion "f the .cnuincnc>s
IT the |. W. VS. demand for employment
T. the conspicuous absence uf their fol
lowing from the payrull> uf New lark>
-. 100 .tOO worth If SNOW >hoycling-San
Anlonicn Express.
President IIucrta called to.gi her ski,
nf the wcalthic>t men ia the City ~
NifAifb dWi lOIt AHfHl iiiA Nv h'NfH'l
nnnc,. II i doubtless 4 heap easier for
them q, understand that kin.l uf an H.
comr iaA than for American m%iiliunairrS
To- understand the kind the, are M
igaiu>t.- GalNc>ton News.
The ~cXp"dicncN of u special session ~
,iun ~ The Legislature 40 this p%artiru
lar iunrturr 81 the political situation il
.rrv questionable.
There j. no doubt but that the Ter
rrll election law needs revising aud
stands badly ia need uf amending. hut
whether or not 4 special session nnN
Turing the political war would accom-
pli>h The will ~ the people T. doubtful
The law makers seem 10 ~rrIlizr this
ituatiuu AMI are slow "a encourage the
Govrrnnr ia his desire e. have ihcm
come together.
~ the fever heat NOW between the au.
Ills and pru>. the realizing that The lcgiS
laturr j. pro while the Governor j. anti.
but little good could IT, locked lor .rum
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

The fedcrals have got the worst IT the
fighting al Torreon-So far "a reported.
We stand ready Ia correct this state
ment IL il needs correction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

The |litcrac, test can >taud he pnliti
icSi. hni IN ann tand the test WI
argument. Philadelphia Public ledger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

session n"W. The game ~ politics would
l' PLAYED q" n finish. Rio O;ramlr ella.
riuu.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
|: ! J
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d.
LION SEEN F,f3ssDssiFsk ks the " NJ.
Giles I'M g3E0i ON OF
CHI JRci3S VI n I.


8s,Ilieodors Roosevelt Will hunt Hons
III the reg of Chprehs Ferry, N. pl9..,
This informal tionf II was received by,.
wireless according 10 Charles nigel
horn Df that place, who was ia the
city Saturday the story thai n
Non had been seen Ii: tbs isingleg In
the vicinity os2 the Ferry, and tlat
seyaral hunting parties have been o,is
III quest rf the anif4ai, their efforts
being abandoned last Saturday when
they received word from f,,oiopet
Roosevelt To the effect that Ile would
BET the lion if iie was anywhere
afonHd q. Il. n \
If 81 The EngeI Ihorll and Htalstfla alt boys
are interested I'm the project, are nov
endeaVoring TO trap the animal 80 they
ean prove CONC clQsiyejy5 t0 TEDDY TINT
such beasts are ID the region Of
;Ghurghs Ferry. In this manner faleyI
hope not only to ppptlia,fse the lpese
r0pOl;S of Ramsey county, but aIsp
bring the big men of the mai ion stO tiiiy
section on their big game expedit ems
Iii All interview with AIle Inter
ocean man Charles Engeiiern before
departing for his IpIsae dee eiafsd thai
he was not lion 3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
.R<
II \ I,
GREAT BocM I'M oGs S8 EVIL
pENcED OussiasG 1jt g PAST b I'll
ss3 I'll YEAR STATE. 3.si

Three mill dollars Was received
by North Dakota farmers from the
sale cf pork during the year 1919.
The number of hogs placed upon the
market by farmers OF the state dur
ing kiiat period nearly doubled the
rscord Sor any other year An fals biz,
tory of the state and indi Ions are
That the year 1914 VIII show an even
greater advance in pork prod ctions
Thomas r. Cooper, director of the
North Dakota eminent VI station,
from statistics gathered Throughout
The state and 81, the important live
stock markets. mas prepared figures
ysssoWdng the tremendous increase iii
pork produce ction which has taken place
iiii the state the year
The increase dbl pork production fol,
lows naturally the great steps TOR
ward in corn fais sing which have been
made by North Dakota farmers ii
taleg last two years, iri the opinion d
rcpsr and next season VIII gee
DosIi the largest corn acreage and tisf
greafest number pf hogs ever raised
by F1iekertaii farynerg.
Hsireeter Cooper points out that LII
Increased number of hogs haye bees
placed On tlle sllarssest iil spite pg M
rayageg pg asog cholera which Tsrpfes
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
reotect \.
{, Cattle By
\ hI|esa, L|'.all', 1
Law WHICH WENT INTO EFFECT
JAN. I PRO ovlDEs ron TAET
/ s5f PURE BRED CATTLE.

q 4
One OF the laws passed By the last
session of the Legislature TO go into
effect Jan. 4 was that relative To
health certificate for pure bred cattle.
The law prohibits the sale of pure
bred cattle Within the state unless sthe
animals are accompanied by d heaith
csHifieats showing that they have
been tested by the livestock sanitary
board with t,fberculin and found free
from disease. The cattle cannot be-
ag1d unless this law ii compiled with
afid there ~ ii penalty of not less than
S25 nor more than $500 fine or i'm
pfds0nment for not less than thirty
days nor more than ninety days for
Of the law. Form for the ap.
plicatfon of the titberculin test riiay
i3s secured by applying 10 the live
stock sanitary board lit Bismarck
Thefs IL already d federal law ri.
quiffng that a1i cattle t0 be used for
breeding purposes and which ai4i
shipped from one state ao another
must BIZ given the tast. This with the
stalts Law wiz insure d gosd class of
easttle I'll iiie state Hi the course III 4
few yes.iss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
< \ l,e \! l2ol'lr,e 2 ! ia,,
I r,cess Z ifle
( Local (. o,,,edy

sor ri r, Iaadd, state food conlinissios,
er declares has cost the farmers
the state a half mi ion dollars in hos
losses, Agriellt ltural college experts
believe, that The scorge Is s. now we'll
enough anderstood to promise far bet.
ter result ssin its treatment next year
and ass q eonse equenee 1t Is expected
that q further great increase In pork
prodnc nction III he shown, Sss N Il
n II sis antereslting To NOT how this
Increase In pork production has fol,
loved immedi diately spoI the great In.
.creases in corn production which
have been marked during the last two
years. I've Years ago We began o,lr
boys acre yield corn cont tests, hotl,
lot which have been very successf,ll
This year sortli lsota was the first
state In the United STA tas It'd conduct
N pork prodnctio lon " contest, The re,
suits Of this work iss new 'heing shown
in actual tlguras Spf proflt I'd tho Farm,
ers OF the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
! Re | yle!','| J
A y ! Bi'slas,r',
OF State
NEW M fzAp or NORTH nAKoTA
Dioe EgE or THE EPIScC pAt. N
CHURCH Ig CON stc cFs ATED. 4

IIagefsteMii; Md, jan iii tie
presence of III notable asssmBlage,
iteY, Jadn g6yhtG 1'yiey, until recently,
fsest5f 0ff III tls J6dn IE'rosss saant Hpise6s
paI eiiiirgii. WAS eenssefatsd bishop
6f North d3sats to which position sisi
Wsts slseted ill TIE general convention
ef fias I5pigeSpaiiahs at NeN York Inst
October
rms fsiii6fiies which we're aifss
fi8iifiesa for the Feast day III INF
EDiflafigs we're held til ltarelids
,lsgI6rs church Id Hatgefasywa Md
sffhs atlfss efStigeGrstt tsfs who sysaa
chosen tiie bishop rom asuoHs iiis
psfs0slal friends WHFs fs4ss f,alliei 81
futile, ef 81 Ut III issosis
N aaa plssiatng iiisliep "a flie aSpfss
e0gal slstfeh 5f tiis linftsa ssfast
fssssss A Ftsndoipfls III Js blIsEs6p III
stiae gigassS 0f zlHiss ailsI
hi Murray II, bisirap II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

WHAT HAPPENED AT TssE gOuH-
T'Y coafaissanREH,g
NE ETafsss. H 4,

8 The county commissioners we're n
session again this week ana sas ffsiEsl
III keeping with the cugtcm af awara.
Ing contracts for the uff7Gial afawapa.
.pers Of the county fgr t1ae paiargettisa
~ proceedings placed she Esgus as
about as remote places as wasii6 Ne
possible in order that the tasxfaysrs
OF the county might not knaW swsat
actually occurs at the coinIa fssisasss II
meetings. This il was consiaara@ az
yisible to do since IL BuiiI@ Esf Sys
policy TO have any great RamlENr ,sl
Taxpayers know what trsnspErss. Nov,
their money was bsing spena, II Il,
thus the newspapers with tile xsaal lesSltt
cife.Flations we're awarded tsle aSfa.
tracts. included Id tliis list Mas a
three year old that came near svisss
II natural death Six 1.0lishs asA sefr,
fit not for The nursing ssf the ssslsaHssa
siof,erss another that has I0i eaAssss
typs Hi Its print shop Go seE d i iaesesf
page advertisement. and aTiatlser 81 III
has slgns of HE. but which hssfs i. s,ls.
lctslatioai III the saaaa ilhse boxa aS1SA III
faiaf Ut the three yeas. iii saEsss siss saa
leireulaf5ois 1T ail u IL eaSsg 81
sslio Rot the ESi, Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Will Get
into lVezl
Home Soon.
NEW GENERAL HOSPITAL WILL
be OCCUPIED SOME Time
$2 n THIS MONTH. s

new General hospital will be
occupied some time this month ac-
cording to plans now under way. DOC.
tors sihlsr, Mcintosh and Pierce sar-
ranging matters preparatory to mov.
Ing into the new building.
n With more room. ba.ser ventilation.
and experienced help, togas tsfisis IA.
all the appurte aces 10 q first class
hospital, neyiis lake III especia'is
well equipped III this particular.
While all the furnishings for the
new building have not been secured,
1t il expected that this ssil be accom-
plished in "a very short time. the very
best of hospital furniture being sci.
ected for the new building.
# Devils Lake tselcotnes this Latest
monument to he city. congrattiiatine
those at the head VI the institution fot
having faih ia Devils Lake srfYicisr.
To make s,ieh IN Investment. f..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
n Winter Fair
Will Be Held Here
n Coming Month
the diocese 81 Maryland.

the diocese OF Maryland
4 The ptesentefs who also we're chos-
en- by Bishop tyler, we're Rev. q. w.
Peterkin, p, III, bishop OF the diocese
OF West Virginia, and Rev. r. "A. Glib
son, p. D.. bishop Of the diocese of
Virginia M 4. II !. .55l{
Rev. b. b. Tucker, ID, ID. \ / bishop
coadputor OF the diocese OF Southern
Virginia, preached the consecratiol
sermon. 5s{ n H. N. y
The attending presbyters were Rev.
George P. Mayer, superintendent OF
the Blue Ridge Industrial school at
Dyke, Va, and Rev Edward T.. Helf-
!enstein, rector Of st, Peters church
at Elliott. s IN. 4.8 ts
It issthe privilege Of any member
OF the CLERGY elevated to the bishop.
rie to choose his own consecrators
and other attendants. The selections
always are made form among the
bishop elects personal friends. Dean
noWliflg of Fargo was present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
'f
he Boys
a a., get;il I
eIua rsAsSEs EiRS,F
SrEp I'M TtaE INT TEREs ST AZ
5ss OF 'f,lsE Aays.

n Devils Lake is. 10 have ii gsyanllssss iNlsa,
THIS will DO coed naWs ftsr hays and
parents, too, srents yslio really Wipll
their heNa ta have seTae place te sa
where healthfM exercise and saaa
training viii help theis hoya ID grew
into manly mon, W ia welcome This pro,
ieot sin nsvils Lake, A
Az the last meeting OF the Mothers
club ii was decided To have the avn,
nasiun, started the Arat ef the year,
"A committee was app pofhtea to Inv aud
secure the ser Vices afS 4 s 1i, (, t,eSss
asS tlireGter, aud are spleaaed ii
announce that this has been done. #
n,roNgh the ee-op passlt Ion af llle,
Henry Harris, rect or lit the Church
of SSthe Advent, the basement of ths
new Guild hall has sheen rented fet
three mouths. January, Fsbruars and
March s5S
5 The elasses will meet three naghts
n week tlnlesa ala suae eS ted large
class on hoya NAL II ssaeeaRary 8ts
meet every Stlight but one y. Al slafgs
nunaheF of boys have salraaaS ieine.
tha GLASSES, VI 4#s
The Eymnaaiuni w tll Bhe senaueteF
on the plan af theI " ti, All, no pae
son being parmittaa ste reissal aln VI men,
her OF the alaas III l,o slges tobbReee t,'
profane lang gyAse. IN y, M n
Director Grosa i,s,aS arranged \ sfe
three, tlasses, the weight determinInl
/ To- which elasa the boya belong, III,
midgats eonposed af boys Weighinl
lens than s5 pounds and meeting fraG
I54s45 To HIS: s6e o'cloelt. The 3uniort
IWelghtpg from s6 to 1ls. ana IneetinJ
from Z; ;s6 8itn M tt5 and their thha
class, all those aboye iob pounds, asa,
Injecting from 4 a5 No 81: The prize
lof admission 9has been made With,
the reach of every hoy III gI,evila I.alts
Boys ishing TO atnln isre reuasta
ltosaea5 any member NIB .the ffethes
aainhso, Null the iiesi
lthelr class VIII moe y, Y ana fiiake i ID
nan eernents with ilr, ". 4 sross. .53
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Bes' VI 5
!. | !, laaeI. ! !! ]!
u y
HAS NO oPPp psiTIonl lfl Ac & Eo ON
e oNMls sst ER or YAK In
4 CULTURE N q ts ARc cH.S 4Sl II


18th the ann olnG ent that 4 sollNF
missioner of AgFlculture and Labor
Gilhreath, ~ forth Dallsots, would lt,ss lts
tire from the ace a nd would not lle
IA cant didate far the sta pffiea ats the
next election the frientis n ofl5 beirut
Anderson feel sora lei,ts of Iila
SUCCESS III his candidacy Tor The Alice
which II was ann npnncad inssthe Inter
Ocean he would \ be sar eandi date ifps.
some months ago i3 NJ X 9Ba
1T The Churehs Ferry man n p given
still better opportunity and since llis
knowledge In this particular line VIII
he of great benefit tp him in CARRYING
out the duties OF lhs, \ office, his
friends are confident that his cai,dl.
dacy Will appeal to the voters OK tlia
state, salg
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

,ails ....
II, State,
TlalS cry rs ON tn 4 1oa As FAR
As WINTER SPORT rs
eoMoEqslsEt,.

sssaa,erts from over bhe state inli /
aate much interest taken in winter
ai,s,sta tAsa year a revival OF Il the
AaalthFal exercise pf ska4ihg Is evil,
dent by the many ponds ana several
skating surfaces which are being
a0tallaed by young ana old alike II
Devils Lake has goha wild 7 over
taa akattag this year. and oh New
Years day an Ice carnival was held,
which drew the greater part OF the
lelssF population 10 the ponds 10 en-.
taey the saport. Hockey IL also being
.retSisea ana local teams are being
organised, 5sjs3 III I, .gAa
N alley City officials have appreciat-
Eea the demand for skating BY food.
inlg ponds which Are efaWded both
day ana night Il
ffargo city solons have made pro
VlalpiA for winter sports BY appfop.
,rlgatlng sufficient funds to prepare
lsiniss ana a toboggan slide,
ri ID, Gage ana Sam Leppeft. two
prominent citizens Of Sarles. put ilp
la hailaing north OK the school house
|foN she saeeoinfno oaat Ion 'of the pkats
erAa The building, which lss 80 feet
Ebs tao feet in ainensions. atfor1s
plenty af room nor u large number 81
lalaatagH. n Als n
Ms The business men 81 Wild Rose arc
Interesting themselves IN the bnildins
lof u rink, With the hope that the
lyb,ihg, alse the old who want %
lssaseehle baelt'' can toin m the. game
eff usiriing and skating. Fl N .I3l q
Aatladan, Bismarck Minot, Cavalier
|Gfafton, In Moure, are y few of tn.
3eitleN which are boosting winter
appofls ana which win make winter
IIapnrf@ and which will make NORTH
jjl1aketA famous Id the northwest Al
|st horne of skating, enrlfng and u
sEbegsaning ia.
s
ss 1Es lsay abrott,er of Percy i.ia
Slthts city, went tllroiigh Tiesdas mora
3|ing from Havre To- Marion, Ill,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
The Sta 4
Ban eas
A,, O'f1l'er
Tlt IL; I'M M n n s6l AR q. itaI IN vE N i3 AN
cPpoRT y MI ~ no WIN I'll
Big PR Il 0 !. NH

518S The Devils lallse State bank always
III the front with enterprising ideas,
have started d contest which should
intereRt the farmers of Ramsey eotin.
ty, their purpose being to encourage
them n raising stock ".
Al prize oR $3.50 for tlie best herd
has been offered by the bank the mn
neuneslnsnt coming Id the Bhaps of a
calendar which shows tiie picture 81
the dne herd 0f Dr, tfsctdiNns. fhs
dairy expert 6f MINI eaotsl.
The calendars have been presented
10 the farmers and the offering by thp
bank N creating no end ef interest 1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
THE THIRD ANNUAL EVENT witt
BE HELD HERE NEXT #
% MONTH.

q AZ = Il Z b q
a According to President Frank Eis-
Land Of the Mid-Winter Fair assoeia-
tion, Devils Lake, Ramsey county ann
the Lake Region will enjoy ansther
mid.winter fair which will take place
in this city February 10, II and IL.
at the Grand opera house TolleY r1ns-
Devils Lake has held two succe.ss.
full fairs and Mr.. Hyland informed the
Inter Ocean that the idea OF hold!ns
one again this year has met with
greater approval than ever before.
both in the matter Of interest ana IN
the subscription of money to sBpparss
the Institution.
While only he first steps have been
taken the association is fast gettine
the premium list into shape and that
the event will be the first crcwRtRs
effort of 1914 is certain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Yearl' as 4.
Busy One
For Chief
MAN N fARR ESTs WE'RE MAD Z 10 III
8H..5 8H... ING TIL e PAST N EAH I'm
5ll.l Y. s4 J. " L CRY Us

Desptte5tiie fact that january has
started out rather SLOW ifl the matter
of arrests, only two being reeordtd to
date, Chief Tfmb5e had d busy season
during the year 1919 there being 157
arrests recorded LII the big book,
boarders at tho city baatile from
january, To January.
All tic arrests we're made during
Chief Iambeo's iiieumbancy of the oil
fes and while there was a number
.of others not recorded since they were
lpafdoned, the total number OF those
who were found guilty and paid u fine
numbers tb7.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
THE Eso oha e SPUN MlJ SIC A..S
\ soME svl L n il BEE PRO
X Duc I'D IN Ef &. III


sssS NH ith the success Sosss the 's shautau
qua Chap on on Il. !. the musical com
3sesiy of last summer which was writ,
ten by sII. y IKennsr. III. n, Austin and
4 Pierce, the \ authors have been
induced 10 again try their talents LII,
another odncti0n ana M sssrs, Aus
tin ana Pierce now have in prepare,
sStlon The iarl Princess
which they have termed u musical
myth with two i,issi Ions and one in,
lgterfnissipr, viii will II he reduced
some time next month, NJ 4
Iss ,..ia. the lltaa he ne slnuaicai I
sornety should tatS .he lscai ,n,. M
i the Isle or 10 la u eaiis sonly be e Il.
plained BY the fact hat 8iii their new
book, los and An lilsic, they rs Varted
nothing W have a ssnl,, ,,!aiice Of hetr,
forne 4 product Ion. me Chautauqna
q 5stshaperor,e e.,,s save Cor the feet that
N was. ritten att home there will be
nothing of local lor, III, fact Ilg,,
Pierce says The new uslcal oi,,-
sedy uld he pro nduced on .Hroa way.
New York. n The people there would
stand for
,rhe Polynesi Princess viii
5a have ten tunefnl Inelo a les, more NJ of
y them ana more tunef.,l than those "a
h the Chap II that ls possible.
81 and those who have heard them say ii
II III the son sare introduced az
An part Of "A running story, n that has
i1more of y III lot han the average must,
cal eomedy so3 or'i ginal and different,
that this alone ~ bound to create
N lang
fore will lbe heard ef ply
esiani rinGess NH e hen the Red Cro,,s
II society DEVILS sSs nndes ttlit
a sssa,lBpices off ,it be ven
select III tlsItts product
,hautalqua ,hape erones'' was Writtof
and 7produce ced iii three weeks. hut ttlls
former musical CONGO oction VII 4 4 Is ~
II surpassed by he SPo nesian Prin
N cess, since more time Will 3be giyes
for its proper stag girg and in the pre-
\ paration pf the book, lyrics ana nlnsic
II Although II will bes produced nv loc.s,s
4 people, 1T Will not be an amateur show
in any particular, but real stuff
fresh from the pen of its authors, III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
SECOND oFFENsE.

u Marmorth, N. d., Jan. ;largssd
with o second oifense in selling liquor
In violation Of the Inv, n. j. Kalsy
was arrested here md taken Id Ms.
dora His Dandilaail Oh fals aBss
Tense asked to be reaeaset. Tina Ae.i
fendant Was taken TO afetinrx aaas st.
ter TO Dickinson, where he pInassa
guilty but sought leniency besaasa cg
i'll health. Judge Crawford win pAss
sentence tomorrow at iaIsstofa. Kes&w Il
friends want a suspension oa tina sea
tence that he may take ineiIisssl frssf
merlt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
ACCUSE EACH OTHER.

Regent. N. d., Jan. 3 As q result 81
the recent arrest of Thomas Fsrcacsi
on a charge OF violating ehe prcsiissss
tion Ian. he has caused the arrasa al
Dudley Holt, who conducts the OPP
sition pool room Holt was noe only
charged with selling Huuor Int aisa
with permitting number OF gambling
games for money and the evfaance
disclosed that he had an electric de.
vice underneath the counter 10 csnsrpl
the winnings In 9 dice box that was
popular with the crowds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
M But
w s,rk
THE PRE- 8t tstlsls @lJfspAaY
355 SCHOOL EEEcTED OFFICERS
LAST Sit Y,

sunday tbe i,rsaby bytaraap SUNDAY
school elected tiie feiIowfas oifieers
fer tI,e current yestf 35gg
ssApts ssffs, c. Batfz. 81.
Asst aapt 1fyitie Dae}ls
~ JSes. Asst A, isaig. Il
SSSeey, aad a'Yaiig fyaiiiday.
Asst Ssey afaes Eirnsiie
0rgaaig Af lss Norma Hines,
9sitotfisteY IsaFfieii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
]. kit- I'D / / \ l! n y ~ y I vsisy'.

5 sssnGinel Butte, ". Jan eo.3
skare was killed IN d runaway dsi
was driving A wagon when q single
tree broke and the team ran away,
The rig was upset and he was caught
underneath q heavy tank, ,5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
RAN DOWN coyoT,E.

New England, n. ID, faa. s---s.... ".
Harrison ran down and killed Il enysss
with an auto. He and three comifnat
Ions were in the car when they SEW
the animal. The other cwo concszssaa
themselves with The hope Of getting
shot while Harrison gave chase aErnss
the prairie after his wn,fshap. After
q seven mile run he overlook ara AilA
cd the coyote.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
puHctt So

Cjaas. KemHer llfas beeil sfffl sils Mad
dock STANDARD since aIsy, mas assiitlss
ed the entire mana etreilf Of the p;ss
Der and Will continue ~ issis " as
sbeforgs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

"A dancing party IL seiie9silsd for tsls
roller sipg tonight,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Miss Minnie Ne elspn return ned this
morning from Leeds, where she has
been engaged as prof fessio onal nnrse.55s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Mrs. sJanaes Dean was up from 'rapy
this week. Ss5 III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

1 Il n aids lay brother pf Percy Lay
this city, went Through T1essiaS morn
ing from Havre To Marion, al