The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-09-14
n NORTH DAKOTA
lek Of the Week From Many
Sections Of the State.
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T. II. Knowlton of Luverne, Mimi,
rs purchased the A. E. Hutchinson
oDkR near Minnewaukan for $4,000.
5nseph Sloan of Lisbon, twenty-five
gaM1 old, was drowned in a slough
Whsn he suffered cramps while swim
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Respite vigorous attempts to locate
ID Ole Viadahl, a farmer near
Aaee1, who disappeared Aug. 10, still!
IS HEssing.
Otto Verone's clothing was torn
EhoN Bis, body and he was scared and
Stzutned when lightning struck a wag
q which he was riding nea Flaxton.
Asser handling $4,000 bushels OF
0nRin this year at Lisbon, s%tockhold.
uRs ST the Venlo Farmers Elevator
oElznny declared a dividend of 20
Der cent.
William Ryan of Bathgate, accost.
a sy armed robbers while driving
nw The outskirts, applied his whip
vigorously on the highwaymen and
Noc1ted
Captain H. L. Briggs of the James.
o1n police force, experienced a thrill
UAh 4: wild man" in which a portion
II tie thumb on his left hand was
a1kea off.
F6otball fortunes as we'll as the
aekez athletic interests of the normal
&fHssrial school at Glendale will be
Under the direction of Louis P. Cook
Chs year:
Pay payday" is the slogan adopted
u the Grand Forks Merchants as
0ez71lon, which urges the paying of
Al Bills between the first and fifth of
39 month.
Though dynamite which exploded
- hR hand tore the clothing from his
SsdT. Joe Wilhelm of Langdon, ten
3aus old, lost only three fingers in
she accident.
THe automobiles crashed headon
II highway near Scranton and
hsse cars were badly battered. John
aHe, a youth, was injured, but eight
oebeFs escaped injury.
lewis c. Morris, owned by L. l..
hggin of Louisville, and driven by
~ o. Gilchrist, won the all-age stake
q the course of the Continental
ASesd, Trials association at Towner.
On reports that eight cases of in.
&ntIe paralysis have developed in
EzT county, Minnesota, Fargo has es.
&AhIsshed restrictions against travel
0cn districts infected with the NAL.
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The Remington centennial statue,
1Gesented to the national guard of
ahe state by the citizens of lion, was
4ehsered to the state capitol in
charge of Adjutant General Tharald.
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Dates for the annual fall Masonic
1Hents at Grand Forks have been an.
1ouaced.. The KEN temple ceremon.
I'd session, which will attract Shriners
s1Fdm over-the Northwest, will be held
U1cenbhr g..
Caught under. q hayrack. which he
va driving when overtaken by
Storm, Joe Kinaalski, a laborer, was
ikIRea. near Calvin. The rig was
Dkeked. up. by the wind and turned
:sanIdetely over.
With twenty-one building permits
lM1ed. in August, the total construc
IN operations in Minot thus far in
1D1< IS placed at $97O,5O5, making II
certain the 100000 mark will be
Daased before 1917. .
Wosd has reached Valley City thai
1a Bridges, a former resident Of
akuf city, was killed in the trenches
u die. western battlefield of Europe
HI enlisted in Canada at the out
haeak Of the war.
No state ticket was put into the
AsGd by the Prohibitionists, in con
veRfm at Fargo, nor were there any
&tmzements except for the national
@Edates Of the party. Presidential
a1eetors chosen.
The first positive case of infantile
D~IsIysfs in the state ehas been dis
sesezed. 4 f~our-year-old child on q
Azn near Perth is suffering from the
Halady and state officials have taken
qaa1antine precautions.
Grand Forks bakers have decided
nhEt no profit can be made by selling
Tread loaves at S and 10 cents each
md Is a result a raise of 1 cent has
beza made. Six and 12-cent loaves
VII be sold in the future.
James Lawler, engaged in the sale
of liquor in violation of the state pro
Aa1itf0n act, vas arrested, pleaded
OuI1ty and was sentenced at Langdon
- the state penitentiary for a year
n within forty-eight hours.
Farmers wives in the vicinity O,
NIsxton will be compelled to furnish
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