The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-04-24

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city are quitting dancing cold and
announce that a party will be held
for. every dance billed. They posi-
lively refuse to dance while their
brothers and s~weethearts are lighting
and dying for them in the trenches
in France. -
Buffalo Springs.-A fracture OF the
leg was the only injury sustained
when a traction engine passed over
Mat Becker, a farmer living about
seven miles south of here. Becker
was working in the field when some
thing vent wrong with his engine and
he crawled under the tractor to in.
vestigate. While beneath the ma
chine it started.
Cogswell.-Sargent county, with u
quota of s125,O0O for the Third Lib
erty Loan. reached its goal In the
first three hours and will easily dou-
BILE its quota in the. final count. Wv
ian township. settled almost wholly
by Germans, doubled its allotment the
first day. Nine precincts in the
county doubled their quota the first
day and Shuman township went over
the top with 26O per cent.
Rismarck.-Representative George
N. Young urges that North Dakota
barristers who formed an advisory
! committee to extend free legal assist
ance to reg%istrants in making out
their Questionnaires offer similar free
| advice to North Dakota farmers who
now desire to take advantage of the
general orders. enabling them to draw
upon the training camps, canton.
ments and army posts for an emerg-
ency supply Of farm labor.
Bismarck.-Governor Lynn J.
Frazier has accepted the resignation
OF Col. Charles H. Mcvey as a mem
Der of his military advisory commit
tee. Colonel Mcvey, who is military
instructor at the University of North
Dakota at Grand Forks. was appoint
ed a member of the governors stat
last summer with the rank of col
onel. Colonel McVey's resignation
had been asked for by Governor Fraz
Ter after charges had been preferred
against him that he had directed ar
attack on the state administration
and Governor Frazier personally IL
IN address at Surrey, N. p.
Dickinson.-Opie Read, the famous
American author, will be one of the
attractions at the Dickinson chautau'
qua the coming summer.
Fargo.-North Dakota's Third Lib
erty Loan allotment has been sur
passed by $4,000, 900. The total fol
the state is more than $11, 100000.
Fargo.-Thieves entered the ath
letic directors office at the NORTH
Dakota Agricultural college recently
and stole % baseballs and foul
louisville sluggers."
Bismarck.-Governor Lynn J.. Fraz
Ter has reappointed W. P. Porterfel,
Of Fargo a member of the state boar
Of pharmacy. Mr.. Porterfield ha,
served one term on the board.
Valley City.-Benjamin l.. Setter
Of this city is dead somewhere II
France from wounds received Will,
driving an ambulance. He was on
Of the we'll known young men of Val
ley City.
Jamestown.-Mrs. Edith Conklin o
Bismarck, chairman of the Woman
State Council Of Defense. has appoint
ed Mrs. Lou~-Osborn chairman an
Mrs. Irene Jacobson secretary Of tn
Stutsman County Woman's Council q
Defense.
Bismarck.-May Is has been set b
the railway commission as the dat
for the hearing on the complaint {
jamestown patrons against the rate
and service Of the Western Electri
company. The hearing will be he'll
at Jamestown.
Dickinson.-J. A. Mcleod and w. 1
Witte. two Dickinson Northern pa