The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

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LOCAL MENTION
T DEVILS LAKE
I Learn Auto Mechanics. Practical
Training. Large school Write Hanson
Auto & Troctor School, Fargo, N. D.
36-tfc.
26 pieces of silver table ware in
chest complete s10.75 at Huesgen's.
Hohner accordeons and mouth or
gans; very desirable gifts for boys.
Get them at Huesgen's.
North Dakota produced more than
Sc, 900, 100000 worthy dairy products
during the past year. Did you get
your full share of the money?
DR.. w. E. Hooking attended ses-
sion of the educational council Of the
National Dental Association held at
! Atlantic City, N. j., last week.
In spite of the cold weather dur
ing the past week workmen continue
the construction of the foundation
for the Salvation Army home just
hoc,. nf tho ns+ office
Miss Hilda Dokken of the Beauty
Shop enjoyed visit for several days
last week from her brother, w. G.
Dokken of Farbiault, MINI.
Miss Thelma johnson of Bisbee un-
derwent an operation for the removal
of her tonsils at the Mercy hospital
on Wednesday Of last week.
The School for the Deaf basket ball
team made a trip to Fort Totten on
Saturday, and defeated the Indian
school team by the score of IS to Is.
Mrs. Fred Mann, jr.. and Miss
Doris Ann left the fore part Of the
week for Hillshoro, N. D., where they
viii spend the holidays ut the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Y. Sarles. Mr.. Mann will join
them next Sunday.
Inmates Of the state penitentialy
to the number of 160, are asking for
pardons. The board will not be able
to grant all Of these pardons as War
den Stair and some Of his deputies
might find themselves out Of job.
There are usually about 20 prisoners
in the penitentiary.
An elderly man from Sherwood
. came near losing his life in Granville
one day last week. His wife had
boarded No. 80, and the old gentleman
waited too long. He grabbed the
hand rail after the train had started
and was thrown to the ground with
his legs on the track. Paul Allen, a
mail man. drew him out just in time.
The clerk Of courts at Lisbon to
which place the Scandinavian-Amer-
lean bank cases have been transferred
from Cass county, complains that he
/ has insufficient vault room to care
for the large volume of papers in
connection with the cases. It is now
said the cases will not be reached
until sometime next year.
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Bill LANCER, of nonpartisan league
fame, has purchased from Sam Clark
his Bismarck residence for $4,000
Clark, who publishes the Jim Jam
Jems, will buy residence in Minnea.
polls, but will continue to publish
his magazine in Bismarck and will
spend part of his time in that city
The Bismarck Tribune, defeated il
Burleigh county for the official paper
has started contest on the ground.
that in several of the precincts, tn.
election clerks and judges were stock
/! holders in the victorious newspape,
corporation. The Tribune suggest
that the law be changed, making i
necessary for a newspaper to be pub
lished for at least a year and have
bona fide list of at least 500 subsc
, ribers, before it becomes eligible t
become an official newspaper.
Il W. c. McClintock, former res
! ident Of Rugby, but who about te
years ago went into the banking busi
ness in Williams county, and sine
) that time moved to Miles City, Mont
passed away in the Montana City o
{ Sunday of last week. The remain.
E accompanied by his family, arrived a
Rugby on Wednesday of last weel
and the funeral was held there. Th
!, deceased grew to manhood in Rugb
: and was we'll known by everyone
r that vicinity. He was prominent
s banking circles Of the state, and we
g representative from his district du,
ing the 1915 session of the Legislature
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