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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
AUTO SPEED EIGHT MILES
stringent Regulations to Be Enforced
 In Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, Dee, 2l-A ontIce has been posted at police headquarters limiting the speed of motor vehicles to eight miles an hour in the city and restricting their freedom in other ways, The bulletin was drawn up by the police commissioners and reads as follows:
 "All members of the department must make 1t their constant business to enforce the traffic rules of the city, Whenever 1t comes under thelr ob- servation they must stop all automo- piles or motorcycles from running at a greater speed than eight miles an hour In the center of the city; they are instructed to see that all automobiles or motorcycles shall come to stop before passing to the right of a stand ing trolley car or turn to the left if the roadway Is clear
 Automobiles and motorcycles in following a trolley car shal stop be- Tore coming to street crossings or places where trolley ears stop to take on or allow passengers to get off, Any automobile chauffeur or motor cycle rider driving thcir vehicles to the right of standing car shall be con sidcrcd guilty of violation of the traffic rules and shall be placed under arrest
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
TUBERCULOSIS SANAT0RIUM
Being Erected bN Modern Woodmcn
 at Colorado Springs.

Last evening there was an open meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America, the occasion being the visit of state Deputy A. c. Palmer and National Lecturer Burns. The feat, uro of the evening was a lecture on the tuberculosis sanatorium now be- ing built by the order at Colorado Springs. By a small assessment on all members of the order 1925 acres of land have been purchased nine miles from the Springs and the san atorum is now being erected Al first the building will accommodate 500 members of the order or members of their families who may be aanl- icted with the disease The assess ment at present ls only ten cents per capita and with this money one of the finest works in the country Is to he carried on. The talk was especial h timely in view of the movement In this state toward the stamping out of the white plague,
 An interesting talk was also given on the principles of the order.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
HE LOVES ME NOT
Bessie Loaned David Si60 and Then
 He Moved Away.

Bridgeport, Dec. 2l,The love that failed is the cause of a $S,O00 damage suit brought against David MagInick by l6-year-old Bessie Goldberg, whose romance he blighted For she loved David, even to the extent of S46O loan and then he moved away.
 The girl lives in Trumbull and per haps the news hasn't reached that sec ton about men being deceivers ever and all those other cynical sayings
 In her suit the girl says David told her she was the one, best bet in girls ard asked her to marry him ard she demurely answered that the proposition suited her down to the ground. But when short time afterward she gent Y hinted about the chime of wedding bells, he flashed her n look of pained surprise.
 So what could the poor girl do? She had loaned him $i60 and if he didn't marry her she would never have the chance to take 1t out of his pockets in small installments when he came home late. The suit Is brought by At tornoys Shapiro x Shapiro whose home was formerly in New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
OFF ON LONG JOG.
Commercial Traveller Starts on Walk
 from Bridgeport to Boston.

Bridgeport Dec. 9t.-T, P. Lancas- ter commercial traveller for Symonds & Poor of Boston, who claims to hold all road records up to 300 niles
 started at o'clock this morning for Boston, via the 'shanks mare route on wager that he could make the Hub in 6l hours on foot George A.
 Higgins of the Royal Lunch gave him the starting gun and made part of the early start with him. Mr. Lancas- ter is well known in Hartford and this city and promises his friends some revelations as to his walking ability before he hits Commonwealth avenue.
 He Is a former member of the West Lynn wheelmen and we'll known in and around Boston. Ills progress will be watched with interest in this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
New Haven Man May Succeed Durant,
 of Waterbury Team.
lsneeial to the Jmornnl-C l-Comriero


 Waterbury, Dec. 21.-Harold R, Durant, last seasons manager of the Waterbury baseball team of the Con necticut league, announced here to- night that he would not manage the team next season owing to the pres sure of business affairs in another di- rection MT. Durant has been unusu- ally successful with his writings and has recently written a play which has met with success. He intends deVot- ing most of his time to tnis line of work.
 He stated tonight that he would still hold his interest in the Waterbury team which is owned by stock com pany. The members of the company are now looking for a man to take up the managership, and Tommy Cor coran, formerly of New Haven, is very favorably mentioned, Corcoran has been one of the big league stars hay Ing played with the Cincinnati team and with the New York Giants,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
KNOCKOUT IN FIRST
sam Langford Finishes Jim Flynn, of
 Pueblo.

San Francisco. Dee. 21, sam Lang ford, the colorod mlddlewcight, mal- ing his first appearance in a local ring, made short work of Jim Flynn, of Publo. Colo knocking out his man in the first round after two minutes of fighting.
 After two minutes of fighting Lang ford fainted with fright. Like q flash he brought his left flush to the tireman's jaw with an impact that was heard all over the house. Flynn dropped. The count of ten was made but Flynn was too far gone to hear it He was insensible for five minutes Langford was 10 i favoritc in the betting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
coRcoRAN FOR MANAGER NEW SIMPLIFYING COMPANY
Capital of $50, ,OO0. 900 in New Rival to
 Guggcnheims.

Trenton, N J., Dec. 2i.-The Inter- national Smelting and Refining com, pany with an authorized capital Of $50, 100000 was incorporated here to- day The company Is authorized to en- gage in the business of mining, milling and smeltlng ores. The capital stock is divided Into shares of common stock of the par value of $lO0 each and the New Jersey agency of the company is located In Jersey City.
 The incorporators are Frederick Hoff Richard c, Hunt and Nelson w. Run nison, all of New York,
 It is understood that this is the com pany that is being organized by fnan- cia interests in opposition to the American Smelting and Refining com- pany which includes the Guggenheim interests.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
CARNEGIE TESTTFTES.

Washington, Dec 21.--Andrew Car ncgie's testimony before the ways and means committee to-day, in tariff hearings, was the most sensational, unique. and interesting that has been given by any witness, That the steel industry of the United States has reached q point where if does not need protection, but can stand alone in competition with the world, was the feature of his testimony. He also expressed the opinion that wages would not be reduced if the tariff was lowered or removed entirely.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
OFFICERS REELECTED
First Ecclesiastical Society Decides to
 Make No Changes.

Al the meeting of the First Eccleslas tlcnl society of New Haven, the ecclesl- astical society of Center church, held las, evening In Center church chapel the officers of last year were reelected Ell Whitney Is chairman and Theodore Sheldon ls clerk The committees VIII be the same as In 1908
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
MRS. ANNlS NEAR PAINTING
Collapse Follows Recital of Husbands $
 Killing

Flushing x, r.. Dee, 2l.-~'The trial Of Thornton Jenkins Hains reached Fl state of dramatic intensity to-day when Mrs. Helen F, Annis, widow of William l.. Annis, in a deliberate recital last ing nearly three hours, described the killing of her husband, as he sat at the tiller of his boat, by Captain Peter C. Hains, jr Mrs, Annis nearly fainted a few minutes before her examination was concluded She swsyed in her chair, but quickly recovered after drinking a glass of water and smelling some salts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
RRIRERY SCANDAL

pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 2l- Seven mem hers of councils were arrested tonight a1 the instance of the Voters league, q civic reform organization, charged with conspiracy corrupt practices and bribery in connection with municipal legislation during the past two years
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
POLL CASE CONTINIrEn

The suit of James OLaughlm against s. z, Poll to recover S24OOO al- legged to be due on a contract to build Polls now thoater in this city, was continued in Hartford in the SUI erior court before Judge Milton A, Shum- way. MT. Poll has a counter claim of $20, GOO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
OLD SOLDIER DEAD.

South Norwalk, Dec 2t.-Joseph Lincoln, nfty-eight years old, an lu- mate of the Soldiers Home at Noro- ton, whose home is in Canton Center, was found beside the railroad tracks here tonight, and died while being taken to the police station. Medical Examiner Huntington gave apoplexy as the cause of death.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
BROTHER IS ADMIN NlSTRATOR
George \. stevens Gives Bond of
 S5O.OOO.

George \, stevens brother Of the late Edward r stevens former messenger of the New Haven county superior court yesterday qualified as admins- rator of th estate of the dead brother. He was placed under bond of s5o00o The estate Is valued by him at about So2Ooo Charles w scranton and At- torncy Edward Stanford were named as appraisers of the estate
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
M0MAUGUIN COUNCIL.
Installation of Officers t0 Take Place
 on January l.

The installation of the newly elected officers of Momauguin council Fratcr- nal Eeuedt league, will take place on January when there wlll De ban quct and addresses by the grand off cers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
nOCkING CHAIRS.

We have every kind of rocker for the children and for the parents as well also the easy ones for grandpa and grandma Do not fail to call and lool, at our stock if you have any kind of rocker to buy--all al discount oi twenty per cent,
 BROWN & DURHAM
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
B, B..
 HALLS PRICES FOR Wines and Liquors

The PLAIN and SIMPLE FACT Is that If you pay more for Standard Brands of any kind any where. you pay too much. This Is absolutely SO can there be any other conclusion to the argument?
 Particularly at these Holiday times do our prices stand out and appeal.
 The goods quoted below are taken from our Printed Price List of Wines and Liquors. "A copy Of which is yours for the dSking)
 Particularly Is 1t true of Wi eS and Liquors that the facts about them. which from their very nature you can't know, we give you absolute pro- teCtion upon, because the HALL guarantee goes with anything and everything that Is bought in this store.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22

Davis James A., Mrs" 46S6
 3f Evert St. Pcmbcrton, F. Nnnah, Mrs, 469O
 l2l Dwight St Gronniss Willard A., 206S-4
 3f3 LenoX St. Gibbons John So 164-3
 26 Howe St Hull J. MSron' 2796-3
 S2 Church St. \. IT Wire Bound Box Co, 1908
 l7j East St. Nohcr Nr 5428-2
 2ii Cedar St smith Amelia Mrs" 8233
 l02 Howe St. spector' A' 45963
 A Judson Ave Ward Warren Lo 5093
 SC Wall st. Hall fet'a' 4782
 ' Prindle St Morris H. corrinnc, 5781-4
 2SO Elm St. Miller. s., t31b-9
 6l Washington Ave, Martin L. J" 5143
 GA Howard Ave. Ri'chic' Wm'. Co" 4712-2
 llO Whitney Ave Vece' Donate 1912-3
 S5l Grand Ave Crockett J. i' Mrs" 107-4
 142 Dwight st Bradley chas' t'' 3031-3
 A Garden St Miller D., s. 4667
 55 Ellsworth Ave Marchan'' orson II" 772-2
 "A Alden Ave- o'Kccrc, Ar'h" B.. 4692
 14I Clay St. S'"r'zo, Frederick &. 2562 5
 IIighwood Williams Ida s., 2G91
 Woodbridge Wynnc John r" 46S7
 3gI EdGewood Ave Brown X Williams, 1316-h 25 DiXwcll Ave. Couti, Charles. 3007-5
 SS' Grand Ave- Day, Lewis E.. 3486. .6
 35l shelton Ave. Swan, George Fo 4715
 2l9 English St, Wilson P. W, 3989-5
 lSI Howard Ave. Butler. Geo. F., 4783
 Si Stanley St, Burns. Margaret Mrs. AS06 134 Howe st. Carroll. Edward M 3173-5
 ld Pleasant St. Dcssaucr. Max, 701-3
 33O York St Newton. l.. R., 1901 -5
 2I Hard st.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-22
Chianti

Hrollo brand, Imported from Italy In wicker flask pints, .35; Cts, .e5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
Q 90 Grocery Store.
Graham & Graham

800 yards of fine embroideries from
6 to IS inches wide, worth 75c, on sale
at The New York Cash Store for 29c
and 39c, yard.
Sheriff Taylor made flying trip to
Devils Lake last week and put in some
strenuous labor in the effort to secure
bail for Geo. w. Chambers, who has
been bound over to the district court
in connection with a certain case of
recent unsavory happening.-Cando
Democrat
Little Miss Dorothy Sladduck re-
turned home Monday evening from
Devils Lake, where she has been visit
ing relatives for some time Miss
Gertrude Shadduck, who has been
taking kindergarten work at Hillsboro
for the past few weeks, also arrived In
the city last evening and will spend
a short vacation here-Valley City
Times-Record
Misses Amanda and Minnie Jacob
son returned Saturday from Grand
Forks, where they have been attend
ing the University summer school,
| which has closed. The session this
year has been one of the most success
full in the history of the summer
schools in this state and it was attend
ed by about three hundred teachers
from all over the state
A, large quantity of clothing just
received by New York Cash Store.
August Carlson, living near Toxic.
was in Devils Lake Wednesday en-
route for Crary. Incidentally he stop
ped in and saw Judge Henry long
enough to procure marriage license
Ito wed Miss Ida C. Backstrund of the
Halter city. August is one of the pros
lperous farmers on the reservation, and
it seems that he has tired of patching
land has decided that he will bow to
cupid and take helpmeet.
| MT F. P. Mann leaves on No. Sat
urday night for Birch Lake, Mimi, to
join Mrs. Mann and the boys for two
weeks fishing outing. Sept. LIST MT.
Mann will go to the twin cities where
he will be joined by Mr.. MolleE map-
lager of the dry goods department Of
lMann's department store and together
they will complete the purchases for
the big stores fall and winter bust
mess and get a few pointers from the
big retail stores In the twin cities and
spend day Or two at the fair and the
lakes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
81 Farm Loarls. Money on
hand ! On l. favorable d a terms. Low
est rates. E ]. Chanrter4il1.

est rates. E. j. Chanltef4it1.
y Mrs. Crewe, visited with her, son
Percy in Williston this week. -. =.
Mrs. Den1mond visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. Thos. Fowler at Sherwood
this week for several days. 49,.
The papers in all parts of the state
speak Of Devils Lake in the highest
terms In regard to the hospitality &C.
corded the visiting druggists here.
Straw hats at half price at Nelson
& Roberts. ! - >.
Mine Host" Whitman says that he
had the largest crowd at the Sevilla
during the druggists convention. that
he has mad since taking hold Of the
hotel.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Manner.
Harvesting is pretty we'll started in
this county and the crops this veal
are but fair. The wheat yield will
be smaller than was expected at the
early part of the season this being due
to several days hot weather that VIZ
had, but all other grains will bt
about the same as last year.
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80
ssS The First National Bank, Devils
Lake. n. D., loans money on Real
Estate at eight per. cent. III. =. =
:]%= Thomas Sheets was; Grand Forks
caller this week. g555.s ss. .=z='>>. =,
7: Market Day Saturday; Aug 22d, !
If. Chas: Doyon, of Doyon, was a bust.
/ ness caller Monday.
= E. A. Herrick was in the Forks this
week on business. ,.,s.y
!" Tracy Moss went to the Forks Sun
day and remained several days.
Ward Nelson was in Grand Forks
over Sunday and took in the ball game.
. F. A. Stoltze made a business trip
to Grand Forks the first of the week.
Earl Martin and John Tucker ac-
companied the team to Grand Forks
q Sunday. 3 ~>:&,' ~:
IL, w. J. Moorish and the Misses G.. S.
Shure and Helen Miller, of Page were
callers in the city Monday.
Ed Gilbertson, the long furniture
man from Devils Lake, was in the city
between, trains Wednesday.-Ch urchs
Ferry Sun. !, ~ r.
Everything in granite, ware at hall
price at The New. York Cash Store.
Mrs. j. w. King accompanied hel
daughter, Mrs. A. F. Severyn to Devils
Lake Saturday and will remain he,
guest for fortnight.-Grand Forks
Times. ,~. ii. p.
~ John Lollis, Chas. Anderson an6
3'Uncle" Guessbacher were business
visitors in Devils Lake last evening"
Warwick Sentinel.
Pete Engelhorn went to Devils Lake
Thursday to assist the local band il
dispensing music during the drug
gists' convention which was in session
there Thursday and Friday.-Churchs
Ferry Sun. = E>sI'@ .',~.. -.
Latest Invention-Best thing golns
for pumping water. Gasoline engin,
with pump jack attached. Attach t.
any pump, Set up ready to run, onl.
S47.50: Can be used for operating an,
machinery requiring light power. Sc
f. H. Prosser & Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14

Frank Frye spent Sunday at Stan.
ley the guest Of his brother. i. sE
II, Attorney Edward F. Flynn made a
business trip$to Granville this week,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stannard, of odes.
sa, We're In the city shopping Monday.
Judge Henry attended the installa-
ton Of Masonic lodge at Edmore this
week.
Market Day Saturday. Aug 22d.
Mrs. J. S. Dingman is visiting with
friends in Fargo having gone to that
city Saturday.
New goods every day now at
Manns.
Attorney Thomas Pugh, of Larimore
was looking after legal matters in this
city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. J. Moore, of Willis
ton, were the guests of friends in this
city over Sunday.
Gus REUTER-, of Sherwood, spent
several days in Devils Lake this weel
renewing acquaintance.
Long silk gloves are on special SALE
today at The New York Cash Store.
T. P. O'Connell, claim agent of tn,
Great Northern was in the city Mon
day loking after interests of the road
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
pxssorUT1oM MoT1cE.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
r. G. Smith and VIM: j. Graham, under
the firm name Of Smith g. Graham, has
been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The accounts due this firm are
payable to Graham & Graham, at the
former place OF business, where in1med-
late payment n is requested. Accounts
outstanding Will be paid by said Graham
& Graham. NJ. NM. .fSE IL 3,Sia52s
this 29th day Of u y, a, d., 1908. n *: 81
522ss$ s:Y TT r. e.. Smith,,
55z> =. Y, VIM. J. Graham. e
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
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\ 9. ]: Robertson, of Casselton, lis visit
ing in the city. .s5'F,. I,
Rasmus sorenson, of Webster, was
in the. city Monday. ...:. -.
/ B. j. Ness made a business trip
to Larimore Monday. . ~
H. G. Weiss, of Noltain, was here
over Monday on business. II
F. H. Baldwin, of Neville, was a
caller in the city this week.
Paul Koshnick made trip to Grand
Forks this week on business.
All kinds Of field and garden seeds at
wholesale and retail. c. II. Baker. =
G. O. Hegburn,of Maxbass, was a
business caller; here Monday. -
L. M. Ligart and wife, of Minot,
we're callers in the city Monday.
Mrs. Joe Foubert is in Brockett
visiting with friends for some time.
Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d.
George Olson, of Starkweather was
transacting business in the city Mon
day. -.
| J. M. Murchison, of Tolna, was here
the first of the week transacting busi
ness.
Farm loans at lowest rates. Sex
John w. Maher.
G. H. Babcock was a business visit
or in Grand Forks the first of the
week.
The big granite ware sale will sur
prise you at The New York Casl
Store.
DR.. Onsum Is attending the stat,
tennis tournament at Grand Fork
this week. .
Miss Newlander, of Grafton, was tn
lguest of friends in Devils Lake tn,
first of the week.
| 0as, pine and tamaraek, $500 pc
cord, sawed and delivered. Five oor'
Ilots special prices. &C. II. Baker.
i H. B. Anderson, of Nekoma, was il
the city the first of the week lookin
, after business matters 80
- George Hancock, the architect G
Fargo, was in the city Monday an
Tuesday looking after business.
The -four manufactured by the Fa
mer's Mill is' growing in favor all tn
time. There Is a reason for it. Qua
tey. T.. d.. =, 49, :"
g. The sisters school which is bein
! erected near the Mercy Hospital
nearing completion and it will be fir
structure. go. r .''5'
$500 straw hats at $3.50. Sill
: straw hats. at@75c at Nelson & Ro
q erts. s mi : :s. :ss ,<3-t h,
Il so white duck skirts at half pr.
at The New. York Cash Store. 81
+ A social dancing party was give
/; in the roller ring at, the Chautauq1
Wednesday evening and was an enjo
able affair." =. - "
Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d.
G. 3. Blacgorly, Of Hansboro. vi
transacting business in the city Mo
day returning to his home the latt
q part Of the week \ :.' .: ~. ~: ~
q y Clearing sale Of boys canvass shoe
q Regular price s1.50 and s1.25. If v
D have your size S5c, at Nelson & Ro
erts. ~ x, g., +: !. -. =.
y Miss Wayne Too1e. Of Park Rapid
u MINI, who has been visiting with b
q sister, Mrs. Rinard, in this city |
y turned home Sunday. s w.. y. >.
a Miss Marie L. Halyorson, of Velv
q lis the guest %of friends in the city !
q 4, Berge, Of VelVa, spent several da;
lin the city this week. 81 IN. # N 4: h &
. = e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14

The ,Mankota CONNIE cial d College,
Mankato, Mimi, occupies Its own $780,
900 building. It is the finest equipped
business college in the middle west.
55 Architect Marshall made a business
"trip to Webster Monday to look af-
ter the erection Of the MORT son5 resi-
dence. 81: $ .Ss5s:
no you know that the Farmers Mtll
10 the head uartern Tor feed % ( all
kind s'Ss3 ..=ss:5 s}5
The three sisters Of j. Burtscher the
tailor who have been spending part
OF the summer at the Chautauqua here
left Sunday for their home IN Califor:
mia. hey were well pleased with
Devils Lake and expressed their de
sire to return here gain u:
Sergeant Brownies OF Company M
has been circulat ting a subscription to
collect funds to- help defray the ex-
penses Of provisions for the boys on
their trip to the coast. The govern
inent furnishes AZ glllar ration To- strav--
cling soldiers but the boys here felt
as though they we're entitled ID pie
on the trip and this contrib lon Will
hg used for that purpose,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14

r.. B. Binger. OF Bowbells, was a
Sunday visitor ii the city. NJ M
r. Brudseth was Devils Lake Wis
itor Tuesday night.-Warwick sentii.,
nel,52 /. 2i5 s.s.5 +: sy IF. I "a M
a. Bolinder came up from Devils
Lake syesterday morning, Warwick
Sentinel. sf 255 S. I III. 1E 4 3:
Mr.. Fred Kelly went to Devils Lake
Monday to attend court -Lakota Am q
erica1 :.
Ii: Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d. ,* n. :,
# Miss Lillian Greene OF Devils Lake
is visiting with Miss Helma Lahti.--
Brockett News. III. N
r.. Rhodes, OF ,Nfilliston, arrived
III the city Saturday and spent several
days with friends.
on Miss Elsie Turner has returned 70
Devils Lake after q weeks visit with
her mo the arimore Pioneer s555
|S Clark Deal. Of sstarlsweat her was in
the city Friday attending the meeting
|of The Renuhl ican County Central
commits
NJ rss. ssshaWlIs returned Ito her hon1e
at Devils Lake Tuesday afterno on af--
ter spending q couple offi weeks visit
ling claim lsea r. ~ arHiicE
|sentinel. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14

Thursday.
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