The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-11
posit and saving accounts, showed an
increase on December 81, 1921, over
December 81, 1920, of $271 ,672.16.

increase on December 81, 1921, over
December 81, 1920, Of $271 ,672.16.
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The power house and dormitory of
the Dickinson Normal school are
nearly completed and will be avail
able for the January term.
Pat. H. Butler, of Lisbon, has been
appointed title examiner of the Bank
of North Dakota Farm loan depart
ment by the Industrial Commission.
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The 28th annual exhibit of the North
Dakota State Poultry Association will
be held January 16 to 20, inclusive, in
connection with the Tri-State Grain
Covers Convention. Secretary M. N.
Hatcher predicts the biggest show
in, the history of the Association. All
poultry entries must be in the 18th,
and birds must arrive by the 18th.
Liberal prizes are offered, and there
will be educational demonstrations
which will be of great value to all
breeders OF poultry.
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Many and diverse problems are to
come before the North Dakota Imple-
ment Dealers association when that
body meets in annual convention at
Fargo January rs, &c and ~. Thirty
firms already have reserved space.
Chief among the problems which
will occupy the attention of the i'm
plement men are the price level for
their product in 1922 and what can be
done to ploce agriculture on a profit
able basis.
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A complete motion picture service
to school and community organiza-
tons, including standard films is be-
ing distributed by the visual instruc-
tion service of the North Dakota Ag-
ricultrral college. A new consignment
of 60 reels contains films showing
such stars as Anthony Novelli and
Shirley Mason. One of the films,
Julius Ceaser, is mammoth six
reel production, taken in Rome, with
10000 people in the cast. It is his
torically correct, and several univer-
stiles of the country have contracted
to show it. Pilgrims Progress, an
other of the films, is a favorite with
Sunday schools and churches. In adj
dition to these and other big features,
the new list includes the we'll known
Conquest films, produced by the Edi-
son company especially for schools.
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In picking the man best qualified
to answer the question, whats wrong
with agriculture" which will be the
theme of the annual Tri-State Grain
Growers Convention in Fargo, jan
uary 1890, officers of the convention
picked Congressman Sidney Ander-
son of Minnesota, chairman of the
Congressional Joint Commission of
agricultural Industries. Mr.. Ander-
son has accepted the invitatian to tell
the convention the outstanding things
he has found in wrong with the ag-
ricultural industry, and will speak at
the convention at the second days
session.
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Reorganization of the w. H. White
& McCulloch Lumber company, which
operates twenty retail yards in North
Dakota and northwestern Minnesota,
has made william S. Small, president;
W. ]. Clapp, vice president; F. P. La
Velle, secretary and treasurer, and
Harley Grover and H. P. Beckwith
directors. The company was organiz-
ed in 1871 by w. H. White and was
one of the first in the state.
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Indications that a new hat would
be SHE'D into the political ring before
the next primaries were contained in
letter to Secretary Of State Thomas
Hall in which Ernest ]. Carmichael,
superintendent of schools at Burn
stad, N. D., submitted blanks indicat-
ing that he intended to run for con-
gress. He also asked for copies of
the laws governing enterance into the