The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26


planning modern hospital here.
Valley City-The Liberty cafe burn.
ed here with loss of $4,000.
Hamberg-A Royal Neighbor lodge
has been organized here.
Bismarck = Twenty-Five candidates,
Including one woman, are seeking the
office of Burleigh county sheriff.
Minot Steps already are being
taken to avert threatened pestilence
Of grasshoppers this year.
Agricultural coIlege-Ground has
been broken for the $15O,OOO agricul-
tural building.
arrington-Business and profess
sional women are planning an organ.
ization.
Mfnot Kiwanians and Rotarians
will compete on a drive to obtain men,
bers for the Chamber of Commerce,
the losers to banquet the winners.
Agricultural coIlege-Seed fax early,
preferably on clean corn or potato
land, is the advice of II. L. Bolley,
state seed commissioner.
Shell viIIage-The Shell Creek An
telope society has been organized by
the Indians in this vicinity to promote
community welfare.
McHenry-Fire from an unknown
origin In local farmhouse routed
out the family, all Of whom were i'll
with influenza.
University Sigma Tau, national
honorary engineering fraternity, has
been instituted here with 10 charter
members.
Devils Lake-For the first time in 20
years an entire month passed without
marriage license being issued in
Ramsey county. Not one nuptially in
clined person appeared in March.
Northwood-A tarantula fell upon
and bit his naked arm while Stephen
Hovland was unpacking bananas: I'M
mediate medical attention was given
and no Ill effects resulted.
Mott-Touchfng q match to dyna.
mite cap to see if it would explode.
1O-year-old COY here found that 1t
would, and lost the thumb and first
finger of his left hand.
Beach-Increased interest in dairv-
ing and poultry raising throughout the
state and particularly in the western
part, is reported by R. F. Flint, state
dairy commissioner.
Mandan-Liberty Memorial bridge is
the name adopted for the new 1,5OO,-
600 federal air vehicular bridge over
the Missouri between this point and
Bismarck.
crosby-The Rev. J. s. Arsenault.
who formerly directed bands here, at
Williston, and at Berthold, is now d.
rector Of 50-piece band and 2O-pfece
orchestra at st. Thomas college. St.
Paul.
Fargo-A 100 per cent pool of the
1922 grain crop with body compris-
ed by union Of the North Dakota
farm bureau, cooperative elevators,
and the national grain marketing
agencies now operating in the state.
was endorsed by representatives of
these various agencies at a meeting
here last week. The convention also
voted to send committee before the
state railroad and warehouse commits
SION to urge upon that body the nec-
essity Of keeping in operation the
grain inspection department created
by the 1919 legislature.
Bismarck-The greatest North Da.
kota war hero is to be named by Gov
ernor Nestos at the request of the
Disabled Veterans of the World War,
who expect to have a "living hall of
fame at their San Francisco conven-
tion June 26 to 80.
st. John-Theodore Laviolette, II,
died as result Of burns sustained
when kerosene can from which he
was replenishing an early morning fire
exploded and set fire to the house. A
4-year-old daughter was burned to
death in the house. A 6-year-old boy
carried his infant sister to safety from
the flames.