The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-17

4 Grand Forks.-The force workzinl
on the new high school is workin,
overtime since starting the cemen
work. Sas
Mayville.-The summer school a
|the Mayyille' normal will open Nor
day, July L. and close Wednesday
August Z.
Minot.-Hector Rollman, report
ed as a prisoner in a German camp
is a Minot man. His mother makes
her home here.
Williston.-C.. c. Mackenroth is the
new sheriff of Williams county, chos
en- by the county commissioners tc
succeed Alex Strom.
fMinot.-P. D. Norton. congressman
from the third district, announced
here that he will be a candidate fol
the nomination on the republican
ticket.
Grand Forks.-Rosal:e H. Hatherell,
for years a member of the Grand
Forks high school faculty. died OF
aeart failure while sitting at her desk
She was SIS years old.
Bismarck.-The Turtle mountain
reservation at Belcourt, consisting OF
::wo townships, and with a population
of 1900. oversubscribed its Liberty
Loan quota ten times. according to
advice received by Chairman James
A. Brown of the state board of con.
.rol.
Fargo.-W. J. Norby and others,
defendants in a suit in the Cass coun-
ty district court. started by j. P.
Finch. were awarded a verdict of
$500 by the jury. Finch sued for $500,
which he claimed on a stallion sold
the defendants for $500. The de
PENDANTS entered q c%ounterclaim.
Devils Lake.-Checking up incom.
plete returns, Chairman j. NJ. Kelly
for the third Liberty Loan drive in
Ramsey county, reported an over
subscription of $4,000. The county
was allotted 100000 and has already
subscribed $4,000. 1t will easily
reach s4OO.o 900 before time limit is
reached.
Fargo.-F1gures announced at the
office Of the Cass> county executive
committee of the third Liberty Loan
by T. D. Hughes, chairman, and F.
w. McRoberts. secretary, show that
to date Cass county oversubscribed
its allotment of $4oO,O 900 for the rural
districts 56h per cent. The total
amounted to $626, 25O. ~
Bismarck.-Lora G. Little, field
agent for the medical Freedom league,
charged with the violation of Section
3 of the espionage act in distributing
literature attacking compulsory vac
cination in the army, waived exanina.
ton before U. 8. Commissioner Fort
and will appear before the federal
grand jury at it's next session.
Fargo.-The names of SO delinquent
registrants in Fargo. have been ne
ported to the police by w. R. Tucker.
clerk Of the Cass county military
committee. All information obtained
by the board, within five days will
be turned in. The police are EN-.
powered to visit in person or through
deputies each person whose name ap.
pears on the Stacker" list, which car.
ries about 1913 names for Cass county.
Fargo.-Mothers' day in North Da-
kota will take on more significance
this year than at any time since its
Inauguration. Honoring mothers Of
their memory through some distinct
act Of kindness a visit, a letter or
the wearing of a white carnation-
are the marks Of Mothers day oh.
servance which has ben widely adopt.
ed in North and South America, Eng.
land, Europe and in Australia. May
IL, the second Sunday in May, has
been officially designated as Mothers
day.
.Fargo.-Carleton r. Ball, member
of the United States department Of
agriculture, has been elected director
of the North Dakota experiment sta.
ton to succeed DR.. L. Van Els. direc.
tor since the resignation Of Thomas
Cooper early In the year. A. F.
Schalk. assistant to DR.. Van Els in
the school Of veterinary science OF
the college, was elected bead of the
school, succeeding DR.. Van Els in
charge. the resignation of the latter
from the two Offices being accepted.
Fargo.-While the assistan. state,
attorney was making arrangements
for her trial in the Cass county dis
trict court. Mrs. Jeanette German
returned to the state from Mime
apolis to answer to the charge Of
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. and entered a plea Of guilty
and was sentenced 10 serve si1
months in the county Jail. Mrs. Cor
man passed a number Of WORTHLESS.
checks on Fargo merchants during
one busy afternoon of the holida!
season last year.
Bismarck.-The board of regents
will hold a formal meeting at Fargo
on May Z, when a number of i'm
portant matters are to be considered
The board has accepted the resigna
ton of acting president Steele of thu