The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31
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shipped loo sheep to Bagiey. Mimi.
the other day to be pastured for the
summer. g
Lasbon.-Leon Cole. ST., 60 years Of
age, q resident of Lisbon tor So years.
il dead q the result OF injuries suf-
fered while moving q house.
Fargo. w. Hall, agent for VIII
liams county better farming work, has
resigned to accept a position as as
sistant county agent leader Of the ag.
ricultural college here. 4
Jamestown.-When jamestown au.
thorities' raided a local residence they
discovered the source Of a booze
supply that has occasioned them some
little trouble the last few days.
Devils Lake. - A. Maxon, . well
known employment man. has been ap-
pointed by the federal government as
examiner in charge of; the u. s.. en-.
ployment office of that place.
Cando.-W. C. Bacon, son of a prom.
fnent Cando resident, has been COM
missioned lieutenant at Fort Riley,
Kan. He graduated from the North
Dakota university four years ago
Fessenden.-The Wells County I'm.
migration and Development ~associa-
ton was organized at q meeting held
here, the association to be identified
with the James River Valley Region
association. !.
Pingree.-Lewis Hennen of this.
place, while riding a motorcycle, col,
lided with a barb wire fence and was
so severely injured that it vas found
necessary to bring him to the James
town hospital.
Fargo.-The, demand for farm labor
far exceeds thie supply. according to
l.. H. Patten, director of the federal
employment bureau IN North Dakota.
The field workers are being offered
from $3.50 to IS per day.
Grand Forks.-Arnold Seymour, son
of Mrs. B. o. Seymour Of this city,
has been gassed in action in France.
according to a letter just received BY
his mother. wait, I AM going back
to get even with them,""h he writes.
Williston.-TheW illiston Creamery
association intends to erect a first
class creamery and storage plant at a
cost Of 100000. The business of, the.
creamery last year was. such that all
connected with it are more than sat-
isfied. rs ,. y .
Epping-Mr, and Mrs. II. ". Lowe
Of this place lost two Of their children
within one week. A~ss4-year-old son
died about a. week ago apd: few days
later their 11-yearold daughter. Es-
tella, passed away after an illness Of
only a few hours. ~
Sheldon.-Jessie ~Erbstosser,$2 years
old. was killed by boiling water,
thrown out of a window bysa work:
man employed at the Erbstosser
home. The child was playing directly
beneath the open window when the
water was-thrOwn. 80
Observation-Disclosures that they viii
purchase over. $4,000 worth Of Wal
Savings Stamps between. now and
Jan. l next were made at a meeting of
, capitol building officers and employees,
and an effort is being made to increase
the pledge to $4,000. < 4
. Grand Forks.-Mrs. Mcneil, who
was struck by a bullet fired by IAN
unknown person while walking to her
!. home at .10:45 at night. will recover.
The bullet, which was Of small calibeh.
. is believed to have come from a gun
> in the hands of small boys.
Bismarck:-The jury in the trial OF
John H. Wishek. banker. Of Ashley,
IN. D.. on trial in federal court here on
a charge of violating the espionage
act, reported it was unable to agree
and was discharged by Judge Amidon.
The jury deliberated AZ hours.
Bisbee.-The little son and daugh
ter of Mix Bishop, farmer, residing
near here, found some matches in q
pair of overalls hanging In the barn
and entered a wager to see which
could build the biggest fire. The boy
won. He fired the barn. destroying
the building and all its contents, in
cluding several gasoline engines, l:
sets of harness and more than 1000
bushels of feed. The loss is partl!
covered by insurance.
Grand Forks.-Just 100 days from
the day he was indicted into servic,
in Grand Forks, Martin Sanders o
l., Mekinock, Grand Forks county, wa;
III hiIiSu Ill dCllOu LII rIduCc, dCCOIuiu
to official advices received by his PAL
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sanders
Martin Sanders became a soldier o.
March 80 last, leaving Grand Fork
county with a contingent of 80 drafte
soldiers. The. Mekinock lad is til
ninth Grand Forks county soldier t
die in the service. 49,. y
1t Grand Forks.-Rev. George g. Ma
wick, Williston, was elected president
Rev. o. J. Nesheim, Lisbon. vice pres
dent; Ella GUNNER, Mayville, seer,
tary; Harold. Peterson, Grand Forks
treasurer; Mrs. David Stoeve. Gran
Forks, musical director, and Rev. M,
. Nesheim, assistant musical director
the Young Peoples league of til
North Dakota district Of the Norw'
gian Lutheran church at the first al
nual convention here. A permanel
organization was effected .;4 q
Langdon.-Anton Kleraish, 63, ma
rowly escaped death when run. dow