The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18
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4 One hundred steers, purchased a.
g. Paul SSssssetbbttlGsy VIM tbass5 pplas s..ss. "a
the Thorseon farm, southeast ofs Ray..
Az Hapcl, agent Tor Tic ghicaaFo.
BfitWaukeeessaNA1 ST. Paul roAdsat$HhN Hs-
loci. died last week from injuries sni.
i fe1 q is y y scasti.nlgS' aiccidls lnnEs s9s's
The North Dakota German Mercan.
tile scompany's store In Dickins1nt Was
destroyed by fire early Hat week.
The lossSis $25.00o. Cause iofF the fire
n ~ unknown. \ lSs2 NH #5.
A bill calculated to keep Memorial
day sacred by the abolition 81 such
sports as baseball and horse racing
wwass introduced. i'd the house BY Repre-
sentative J. F.. y. O'Connor Of Grand
Forks. sss s sS5s Il 4
Sergeant H. R. Hayes. q nephew Of
Colonel M. A. Hildreth, United States
district attorney at Fargo, was killed
dIn He was : ~ thea Ca.
nad;on forcas
:, w Cs,s Is ~ ! stata
leader Of boysa16 hid girls. club work for
this state, the position formerly be-
Ing held by Miss Helen J. Sullivan,
now assistant suDerfntendent Of pub
lie instrnction@
ATOM = nanar. 1Ui,,am anger
aaa,onas ~ daaisson asstha I1nitaa
statas srnren, co,,r. .h5Ydins consti.
tMt;an., su ~ van 1.w viii,
ha, ,.r nata .ae ~ 3 the ansorcamant of
ne ap,hi a.slia - VI, ~ ~. 80 eniol - =
$500 8.
neoaus ns19l sy'uT 1919. -
soclate ! usIles =. s. hoDiilsoa y t his
s.ales !, ,ta an =, o = ~, -
pooa na $50, a.t. u; IN, =. ~ co.
was a.loe.s NullF ,1,.,,
- 80 $3.50 80 sa.s:.sn.a -,
.anl A1anse ~. 80 49,
' : A IL !. t.s.a s ""S
AZ $3.50. q. - asse :Naaan..Nae,aS 1 =.
lo.n.a1., =. s. -
~ - 49,. - liz. ss..Iaat 10
80 Il lpE,slNeu =. 'NAsoo 80 q
$50 $3.50 ~ a-na.atman
sa 81 ssl..s.. 80 d 49, i - 49,
Il i. ~ 49, - = 49, prs.u - 4 1870
Nsas9 ~ 'S1u lsss 3 'Io 80 81
SJ..fG Critics Of st. Paul presented
YAnlA9 W :tAS SGhLS SthLS dAdAAo SOA1MA.
M ~ iass.w1S pss"inl ~. -,
~. 's " =. n.s.v.s =
49, 8 4, ~ ~ a - !. - all 49,
ys StttuuEsfsFI = !! ~ 800: ~ ]
aul 80 ~ 4 aas.u. 49,. 81 .s.s
" 49,: =. 10y - =
M .saa.. On 1n ~" - sass Is.
Mania settlng : ITO Deaclotnes
- sds ). 4IHasa 90 III .asn;tai ~.
$50 =. 'I.mas.aun. assn1rs Is gatSa
n.sns.s,., ....ss ~ :" T,.-4,a Dr..
ssss.. go. Ma,ashans 90 mann.
80. 49, ...,,,r NJ $500 81
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ASsi Il
To overcome the gradual decrease
in the size OF its families the state
may adopt q bonus system for the
rearing OF cnlldren. This was one q
tne startiins proposalHS ~ m 10y ~ =
mee.ins o. tne seate poato y nesi.u
~ DlsmaIch 'as. week, wni .l oouy
Is iesi 1aae ts.l nls
70 nealtn conoleions
Two woman suffrage measures-one
granting full privileges OF franchise
and the other limited privileges-were
passed in the senate and now go TO
the house for action. The bill for full
suffrage was approved by q vote OF
SO to 9.and the limited measure,
drawn on the lines Of the Illinois stat
ue, was passed. 81 to IL.
Two important prohibition measures
will be before the state legislature
this winter with the support Of the
North Dakota Enforcement league
and other linuor fiphting orpaniza.