The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-04-26
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Ehat thsf1 demand for Aags and nag
poItslss lr J a. svsry merchant W.
~ solds Out. .@, II
Klfrsd.. the thrss.ysar-old non Of Avg.
Bpsllman. SNsW England drusgist,,i
died from injuries received when hel
fell into 1 tub Of hot water. # #
The postonlcs q MayyIills was
broken Into ma robbsd 81 about so
s. stamps and cash. Entrance va
gainsdlbsy brsahins n ! window.
Hsmtlton Holt. editor osf5 tn, New
York. MdSpsndent, WIN, addrsSs Bis
marctkk 5miass meeting N the tnnrtsfsst oil
: . md permanent peace April So
BBsaylkthot has Joined thesranksao the
Northern league, completing : four
team circuit composed Of Winnipeg
FArgo-Noorhead, Warren, Mimi. and
lklnot.s rF & III B f
George smith.Sallsgsdst To- have blown
Horace Ball to death by placing dyna-5
mite under !Ball'1 shack at Beach last
Jtly, has been sacq,uittsdl " : jury q
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!. Gladstone, regarded asths strong
est. German town "a North Dakota,
celebrated Lexington Day with mus
Snaa enthusiasm. b. Casey Of Dick
,iinson wal the speaker.
Immediate prohibition Of the liquor
trafhc Ia the United States as . Val
measure was urged In . resolution
adopted 1t Fargo BY the North Dakota
Enforcement league at its closing SEES.
zion. s55.Slsg5A5} &
/ julie Wilnnart, : stutsman county
farmer living at Montpelier, was in
stanuy. killedAwhen the team he was
driving. became unamanageable, throw
Ing him under the wagon, the wheels
breaking his meek.
Peter Roden. forty years old. =
wealthy farmer living three miles
north Of Armenia, was found hanging
Id the barn Of Christ Christensen.
with whom he boarded. No causssfor
the act can be given. s
soren n Kjelland, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs s,s sKjsllaad. who reside nsar
Park River, has died in an English
field hospital a. q result Of wounds
received white ighting with the. Cana
dian army III France. t'a.
Nsls Folsom, the potato king Of
Hoopie, is showing his patriotism IN
. most potent manner. He has In his
warehouse 800 bushels Of seed pota'
toes and will 3 every bushel for
seed. He viii plant '275 acres.
Stockholders Of the Farmers Els.
yator company Of Wimbledon viii
build ~ new elevator to take the place
of the one destroyed by fire recently.
The new structure will cost about
$4,000 and Will have q capacity Of
$4,000 bushels. @
Irving witt and Mike Michael, farm.
sers residing near Jamestown, were &c
lverely injured when the q in which
they were riding was struck by . train
lat Eldridge. Witt sustained . frac'
ture OF the skull and Michael suffered
lsevere cuts about the head.
Bud Doherty. former st. Thomas
1 (Minn.) athletic star, will manage the
New England IN. Do semi-pro base
ball team the coming season. He has
lsigned Northrup, q pitcher, and has
Hines on several other players. Do.
herty 10 baseball coach at Jamestown
college.
University of North Dakota students
land civilians in Grand Forks have
taken hold Of the military drill propo'
Ilsition with a readiness that insures
success. to plans. With the approval
OF the state board of regents plans fol
military training at the university
have been put into effect.
Grand Forks bakers and restaurant
men have boosted prices. The bakers
have done away with the small LOAF
which has been selling at 8 cents, and
make only the pound and pound and
a half loaves, which are to sell 1t 10
land is cents, respectively. Restaurant
men added 5 and 10 cents to- their
Irregular prices. s.
Governor Frazier announced that he
would not take farmers from their
ields by calling a special election ID
1.-THE congressional district where the
recent death Of Representative H. 7,
Helgesen madeaa vacancy and 1t ID
Thought, therefore, that any election
will be held after all seeding opera,
ltions have been completed.
Two more amateur long distance
runners have been entered for the I'VE
mile road race ct Grand Forks or
Memorial day, Oscar "A. Florence and
u. 8. Thorwaldson being the latest en-
trants.. Frank Duggan. . previous en-
trant, has Withdrawn. Just now thu
odds favor Booth, present title holder
and Anderson. Both are Of Velva.
Natural gas was struck ataMandaI
by W. n. Anderson. owner Of ans5ict
cream manufacturing plant, who made
the discovery when he struck assInatct
Ito Inspect small leak In an artesisI
well pips and the water i4nited
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