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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-02-24
Every One Of the Contestants Acqult.
ed Themselves Credilably end
Ne ore Proud Of
Them
Mss lena nMizclsW Wins Goli
Medal.

In the oratorical contest in
the auditorium of the Gr&1ed
School building Tuesday night,
there were FIVE contestants,
Coleman Foster, Maurie BQ)>on,
Allen Foster. Miss Addie Mayn-
ard and Miss Lena Holtsclaw,
and complimentary to the(e
bright young ladies and gentS-
men, the large auditorium was
well filed, Notwithstanding an
amission price of Is cents was
charged.
After the tradition of SONS
splendid music by the Methodist
church orchestra, Rev. Adams
invoked Gods blessing on the
large audience assembled ant
specially upon the five bright
young people contesting for the
beautiful medal presented by
their Superintendent J. p. King
Coleman Foster lead off on tn,
! life of Alexander Hamilton, fol
lowed by Maurie Boston on The
Life Of Henry w. Grady" ant
Allen Foster, on America an(
international Peace, "all three
of them handlig their subjects
beautifully and interestingly
like men and we doubt if states
men could have done better
Honors seemed TO break ever
here. everybody applauding tn
one as much as the other. The,
could not help it They wer
all good. After some good mus
ic by the orchestra, Miss Addi
Maynard. one of the sweetes
young ladies of the school, IN
clear, comprehensive way, beau
tifully handled the subject:
The Destiny of America" an,
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| congressman Ollie NJ James.
h. arrived in Louisville last
III, from Washington. enroute
his home at Marion. declared
an interview that the ratifca-
'pn Of the income tax amend
lent 20 the FEDERAL constitution
+ hich bill has paseed both
puses Of the Kentucky General
ssembly. is n matter in which
|oyernor Wilson has no prerog-
live and that the Governors
ported intention Of vetoing il
! Of no consequence -
The Governor absolutely has
J. mower in the case" said
Congressman James. The law
explicit in its provisions that
|mendments to the Federal
|on>timtion are adopted by pas
|age of the amendment by Con
kreSs and the ratification Of that
|ec,ion by the Legislature of
|hree fourths of the States Of
|he union. The action of the
Fta,e legislature is certified
j. by the Secretary Of State
j. the Secretary of the Uni
led States at Washington,
who in turn notifies Congress of
J he action Of the State Legis-
|atureS.
The Governor is in no way
concerned other than 10 com
,nunlcate his desires IN the Leg
5slature in a message If he Sc
desires. That plan was adopted
by Gov. Hughes, Of New York.
VINO is strongly opposed to the
amendment. and so informed
the legislature. He has. how
ever. no power N nulIify that
action.
Governor Is Powerless
" do not believe Gov. Wilson
will carry out his reported inten
ton to veto the bill. When tho
matter IS brought to his attention
and he investigates he will fint
that he is powerless. His state
ment that he would veto The
measure has freely been discus
sed in Washington. and the con
sensuS there is that the Governo
was mlsquoted or laboring undo
"a false impression regarding III
authority.
Every State Legislature whicl
has passed on the amendmen
has taken favorable action, AM
there is hardly any question bu
that the action Of Congress Wi
be ratified by practically all o
the States"
CongressmAa James, who Is
member Of the board investl
eating Ballinger matter, cam
10 kentucky to be present at tn
convention at Paducah Thursda
when he will he renominted TO
congress from the First district
Mr. James has no opposition, an
the committee will have nothin,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-02-24

District for the purpose of main
tanning a Graded Common School
in said District, and for the erec-
ton and repairing of suitable
buildings therefor. as is provided
in Article 10, Section 100, and
following sections of Common
School Law. This the 23rd day
of February. 1910.
JOEL A. PICKENS,
Sheriff Crittenden County.
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follows: Beginning at Wallace
Ferry on Ohio river: thence run
ming with Wallace Ferry road to
Albert TLompson's place, exclud-
ing 1t; thence to William Riley's
place. including it; thence to
Harve MINERS place, excluding
it; thence to j. o. Dixon's place,
including it; thence to Ohio river
on line between VIM. Barnett
and G. B. Crawford.s farms, ex-
GLIDING Cfawfords place; thence
with Ohio river including Tow
Head Island. Plew's Island. and
HURRICANE Island. to the begin
ming, but said boundary is not to
include any land on either of said
Islands that is more than 2 IL
miles distant from the site of
said proposed Graded School
Building.
| And it appearing as set forth
in order of this court at it's JAN
uary Term 1910. that the petition
filed in this courtfor a vote upon
the question Of establishing said
Graded School was signed by
more than ten of the legal white
voters of said proposed graded
school district and that petition
Wa indorsed by the Superinten-
dent Of Common Schools for
Citten<ien County. and by a
ms ywfty of the Trustees of said
district.
II is therefore ordered by the
court that the order of this court
made at the January Term 1910.
be and the same is amended,
changing the boundaries as SET
out in the order of this court al
it's January Term 1910. to the
boundary as given above in this
order; and changing date foi
said election from February 18th,
1910, to April End. 1910; and the
Sheriff of Crittepden County is
hereby ordered and directed t.
open or cause to be opened a pol
in Tclu district on the End, day
of April 1910. from 6 o'clock a
m. To 4 o'clock p. M. at the
school house for white children
in said district, in Tolu, KY. t.
; take the sense of the legal white
voters of said proposed Graded
School District upon the PROPOSE
ton whether or rot they viii
vote an annual tax of fifty cents
on each one hundred dollar
worth of property belonging t.
> white citizens and corporations
and a poll tax of one dollar ant
fifty cents on each white male
inhabitant over twenty one year
of age, residing in said district
for the purpose of maintaining
graded common school in saic
district, and for the erection ant
repairing Of suitable building
, therefor as provided in Articl
, 10, Section 100 and followin,
I, section of the Common Schoo
, Law.
! A copy Attest:
4 l.. f. Guess. Clerk
t Pursuant to the above and for
t going order | will on Apr
S End, 1910, between the hours o
e 6 a. m. and 4 p. m, at the Publ
S School building in Tolu. KY, ope
U a poll to take the sence of tn
: legal white voters in said pre-
:. posed Graded School District up
r on the proposition whether o
t not they will vote an annual Ia
n of so cents on the $4,000 wort
of taxable property belonging t
d white citizens and corporation
II and a poll tax of $3.50 on eac
= white male inhabitant over 2
$ years of age, residing in sal
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

Fine Tailored Suits. Our Clothing
has the Latest Styles of any made up.
Quality goes with them. Come in
and try on enc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

$500 John b. Stetson fine Fur
Hats .. >. 34s
1000 Boys Suits. Big values 125
$l.9S. 1925, $2.4S. s2.9+ up to
So 50 for the $3.50 kind.
l,5oO Mems Suits, going now 4.0S
$3.50, SOS, $997 $l2.$9 up to
$500 for the $22.5O kind.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11
Brighten Up Your Shoes

! bottle Shoe Polish =. :. >. .O5
large box Shoe Polish :. 10
lOc bottle Elite Shoe Polish .. .0S
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11
VI llolcSalc.

Dukes MiNUrc Tobacco per lib 3S
Piedmont Cigarctts per l,CO0. 3 80
Ccllulod Starch. per case. , 10
Lamp starch, per lb . 0i
Big lot plug Chewing Tobacco
AZ special prices.
$l.5O Reversible Rug, only 9f
Large Japanese Rugs, e.. e.. Is
Special lot Mems Pumps, . Go
Special Lace Sale. Laces worth
., 4, s, & lOc per yard, your
choice OF the lot. yd, 500 e.. 05
$3.50 Ladies Ready Made Dresses. 4 9S
Special lot Ladies' Coat Suits
nice wash suits assorted col
lors, big values. S2.43, S2.9S, $3 30
$1,000 Drop Head Sewing Machine
guaranteed for 12 years only. - %
50 90 Uncle Sam Suit only . As
SOC Elastic Seam Drawers (for
mem, 81
25c per lb. Peaberry Parched
Coffee, makes fine cup of
coifee-red moi, pc
Try it, you will be pleased.
pkg. Envelops. only o.. . .05
25c Talcum Powder, Colgates
Mennens, Airnoat, . ., .l3
cakes &c Toilet Soap only 10
10c Baby Elite Shoe polish, ... .OS
loc Cake Glyserinc Soap, .95
Chair Seats. e.. . O5, .0S. 10
&c quality Calico. big assOrt-
mont only :. .Oi7s
$500 Ladies' Slippers, =. IS
$l,25 Ladies' slippers. .. 9S
SC quality Sea Island. only o.. G67s
&C quality GinGhamS and Cham
bray. VI. only e.. e.. &c. %
Bargains in Easements: Tin. Glass.
"a N oil
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11
ThiS Week.

Good Sea Island Oi
Good Calico, .os
l'c Hats for sun g.. 10
500 mems English Welt shoes 90
loc Children's Hose =, . 49,. 0s
Little Boys sun Hats .. O5
25c quality Table Oil Cloth . is
$l0o Alarm Clock, =. E. e.. 80
$l0o Watch. =. e.. GS
$1,000 Gold Filled Ladies' or
Cents Watch, guaranteed
cases 20 years, IIlgin of Wal
than movements, E. If 30
Nice Lace Curtains, per pair ~ 80
$lO0 a pair Lace Curtains, =. 10
$l25 pair Lace Curtains. .9S
$3.50 Eight Day Clock, . . 9S
25c Window Shades, =. Is
SOC Window Shades. 80
II lbs soda Cl0c lib qualityp
for only . ~
good Spools Thread 05
balls Thread, only 05
soc Agate Bucket or Dish Pan. %
2oc quality Agate Ware and Tin
Ware. on special table only 10
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

Bargains in Bascmcnt: Tin, Glass.
Crockcry. Don't fail to see through
our basement, it Will pay yOU to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

All Standard Patent Medicines $1.OO
bottles for Sc. Call for what you
want
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

9O0o lbs. Sodn, Just received fresh
from minpS and guaranteed pure. Buy
Seda and make your bread rise.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11
FOR THE LAUNDRY

Big Bargains in Tin, Glass and
Crockcry on tables-5c, Zoe. 15c, 23c.
Make your own selection. These ia
blcs are full OF useful household goods.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11
$1,000 Pairs Oi pnnts.

Pants We have the biggest line of
Pants YOU ever looked through-two
Legged Bargains from 9Sc. Sl.tS, Sl.39,
Sl.9N. $2.is S2.91 UP to Si.s7 for the
$500 Kind. Buy your Pants here.
You'll have money LETT in your pocket.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

Free! Frcc!! We are giving away
nice Watch with each suit this week.
ranging in price from S3.9S up to SIS
per suit. Boys or Mems Suits
Come Quick.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

Millinery. Beautiful Line OF the
Latest Creations i'm Hats. Flowers.
Ribbons, and Silks.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-05-11

trockcry on tableS-jc, Zoe. 15c, 23c.
Make your own selection. These ta-
blcs are full Of useful household goods.
| set nice Plates :. -. E. =. :. As
set nice Decorated Plates 80, As
J. set fine gold band Cups and
Saucers ., E, 90
l set OF plates to match =, :. :. so
SOC covered Steak Dish .. .. 80
$l00 covered Steak Dish, fancy
lowered, pretty E. :. . =. :. As
] set nice Tumblers =. :. :. =. 15
SOC Water Pitcher E. :. .. . .35
1 nice Sugar Dish :. :. .. . 10
l nice Butter Dish =. . 10
] large gold band Gravy bowl. 10
$l,25 nice Bowl and Pitcher . 9S
$l.00 large framed Picture =. 80
$l.50 large framed Picture e.. 81
Half Gallon Water Pitcher e. =. 10
SiX-foot Linen Window Shade .23
20c Tin Buckets. red hot price 10
Pocket Knives Zoe, 23c, iSc up TO 80
for the $l.Oo kind. Guaranteed
$500 Guaranteed for =. 9S
, good IIandkerchiefs ~ %
Good yard wide Sea Island go
up to &c and Gi2c yd.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
$ SMITH \ |!
Interior Decorator.


Harry Roehm, who for some time.
past has been emplo yed ct the seYilla,.
left Friday for Minneapolis where he
goes to accept q position with onesof
the leading hotels sof that 8city.
4. so,1thWick was quite seriously in
jjured Thursday Of .lats week. He was
drinying tie leliyery wagon for F,f =
Fox.s meat nark i when the horse
ran away throwing him Violently to
the ground and fracturin HIS skull.
He was immed iatel taken To- The Mers
Scy hospital and eyeryt hing possible
done to relieve his injuries. Reports
from Dr. Mex urren, who attended him
during the past week state that the
injured man Wilt don Be convaleseent
n and win escape from pernane nt ln-
Jury from the acct lent ME-. southWick
sfs well known % many friends ii the
city ana news off his ortanat recovery
viii be Welcome "a them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Nv. r. Armour has moved here from
Duluth. having accepted a: position
with the Devils Lake Improvement
Co. sss, ~. 4ts.>,; s2e. At H. - ). =. ~
Is 8. G.. Jones is agent for the Donald.
son Steamship lines; Call on him for
information about your contemplated
trip. 7: - =: e. j. $500 e = =
H. j. p, Tucker spent a portion of the
past week in Minneapolis visiting with
an uncle and attending to business
matters. rs. -, IL. ::,..:.s;. j. i;
# Manager Elmer Engebretson of the
Devils Lake Drug company left Friday
for Rochester, New York, where he
take months vacation. During his
absence, the management Of the store
will be under The direction of C. H.
/ Hamilton. .ls:ssi 81. +. 7}' - q
Paul Hanson, living in. South Mime
Waukan township, was in the city Sat.
/ urday attending the: Farmers Institute.
l'urlnng ms ,ylslt g me CIT WI Z nan:
son made this Office q, pleasant call
and advanced his subscription TO- the
Inter-O Ocean another year. - ss : J; tx
Miss Dawn lVanLieW returned last
Thursday from Minneapolis where she
attended "a school for nurses at the
Northwestern Hospital. Miss VanLieW
will remain IN this city with her
parents and is at present taking q
business course under Miss acorcoraal
sheriff Erickson, Of Peirce county
passed through the city Sunday night
aenrrso,su1Ite fol- Bismarck. He was Id CON-
j pany with Attorney al. 81 slavenrs, the Gran
|Yilie lawyer recently convicted Of the
crime 81 rape and and sentenced to the
l penitentialr.yy. siatvens "; was wen known
| locary,, having been In Devils Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Mrs. J. A. .Haig, who has been SUIT
fering from a severe attack of la
grippe, is. reported to be much i'm
proved.
William Fa1ger of the firm of Burke,
Middaugh & Cuthbert, was q visitor
at Warwick Monday attending to legal
Captain Oliver of the local Salvation
Army was visitor in Grand Forks
over Sunday and delivered an address
at that city. -
Paul Tuski, we'll known among local
shop employees, has resigned his posi-
ton at the~round house and left for
Barnesville. ? 4, ~; ~; s +s'%$ ....-t
iAL L. C; Smith, former proprietor of
the Great Northern cafe in this city
and now located at Grand Forks in
the railway restaurant business, was a
visitor in Devils Lake last Saturday.
Mr.. Smith has taken hold Of the Grand
Forks depot restaurant, which was a
frost for a long time, and made it a
splendid success from the very start.
Now Is the time to have your buggy
placed in repair and new. rubber tires
put on, Also to have yoru plows re-
paired. We have recently added some
new pillow repairing machinery and
are prepared to do your work prompt
ly6in a.. first class manner. Do not
wait until the spring rush is on but
bring them In now and have, them
ready for use as soon as the frost
goes ont of the ground. N. H. Mandy
! John Robinson, . business man Of
Crockett was a Saturday visitor in
Eeyils Lake Mr.. Robinson iss en-
gagged in the grain buying business
Az that little berg and reports that
everything points toward another pros
year along the Edmore branch. Time
was when the Edmore branch was not
looked upon with favor by many local
land men. Today the holdings 81 local
$ 81 ~,
peoplei n that vicinity are increasing
rapidly and show i handsome profit
each year.
Word was received "a this city by
the parents OF Miss Anna glesum to
the erect that the Tower City school
house was DESTROYED BY FIRE last Thurs
day morning, The fire took place
early IN the morning before the chill.
id1gan arrived. fortunate feature fn
view off the panic which might have
occurred had the iiare broken out dur
ing the session oil school, IJp tS0s tbs
present time II cannot be Learned 5aat
what are the plans for me continu
aHce of school, although II is practte
Ally certain that: ,prars
| WIN 30 arranged Tor the baIance Of the
4 yaar. ssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
PREPARATIONS: ar
FOR. - ) i IN ..W WORK K
RENTERS FOR DESIRABLE FARMS
ARE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO SECURE GOOD ~

With the approach of spring, demand
for renters for many Ramsey county
farms has increased very materially.
The proposition of getting desirable
tenants for land has been a hard one
in this section, as well as in all parts
of the state, and this year promises
to be no exception to the rule. A
number of good farms have been rent
ed during the past month and many
tenants moved in to prepare for spring
work. However there are still many
desirable farms in the vicinity, which
| owners, prefer to rent if the proper:
parties can be found to take charge Of
them. -
The general opinion of land owners
seems to be that If a man is good
enough to, rent land properly, he soon
buys land here and becomes prop
erty owner himself. Thus the class Of
desirable tenants is continually being
weeded out. There is no question but
what greater returns are to be had
= =. y =
from the land where the owner farms
lit himself. Personal attention and
fcare in keeping a place UP properly
Isoon show results. {. Among the most
successful examples of this the county
can offer at the present time is the
case Of j. S. Kirk, who recently left
the city for his big Odessa farm,
where the work Of preparation for
spring work is already under way. Mr.
Kirk, in few years has brought the
big farm he owns up to a splendid
standard and has become one OF the
most successful stock raisers In the
1sentire section. His farm on the shores
of the lake Is an ideal stock and grain
farm and win well repay q visit ID
its wen kept fields and buildings. The.
fsaceess ofsMr. Kirk, and his is hut one:
OF many. is well worth the consideras
ffion of farmers In general through the
county.
The trouble with most people that
| want tO see things reformed ID that
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Mrs. Herman Schultz OF Penn was
asunday visitor here with her mother,
Mrs. ). N. Thompso on. 5S' "a ::E.
John w. Maher win make farm
loans that you can pay; on any inter.
est payment date. S5,5.= - Il, :: I, nc z
{; Cashier EngesatherS of the Brocket
State Bank, was a weekend visitor
In this city last week. tssss}s. re, =ssf#3s
Don't ask your friends to ,-i go on your
bonds when 4 YOU can get q Surety Bond
from s. CT Jones; at a.nominal cost. S.si
George Dround ii this city has re re
turned rom All eastern trip and ii
much improved inN health as a result
Of the Journey. PIP. 7. ', ~.
John Peterson, well known .machin.
list At the round house, has left for
the Twin Cities where he expects TO
accept a positi ion 81 SCI. s $:5
Matthew Kavanaugh of Crazy wasSa
visitor IN the city over Sunday, and
attended a nulnbe OF the meetings 81
the Farmers institute. q :szs
The Great Mort her.nll shops and round
house were closed down Tuesday and
aIlSemploy given q holiday III honor
81 the Father 81 Our. Country.
John Mullen Of Crazy was a visitor
ia the city the latter part Of last
week, spending a very pleasant visit
with his children who are attending
St, Marys Acadenay ii this city 4
Prof. Aaker. can did late for governor
II q member of the Scandinavian Re
publ lean agueS J. and served as its
president A year ago He IL q membe,
Of the 9, Total Ab stinence Associa
ton, an honorary member Of the W
c. member of the Sons ol
Norway and belongs 20 the .Luth erar
church / 4 E was horn 4S years sage
lin nneshiek Iowa, educated Al
Luther College and Nalporaiso Uni
lversity and married in 1900. Mrs
Aaker was born Ia Chicago and hel
parents are sWed III.
q last Friday Respirss sentative Berndj
And ersson 81 Church Ferry was u visit
or &c tlhe city. dierson IL being
strongly urged t Ii, nloaEs tie run fo1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
I'd. Burke and E,.wiiffe. Of Webster.
were Devils Lake visitors last Friday.


81 Ed. Burke and wife q. .of We ulster,
were Devils 4 Lake visitors last Friday.
Gail on u s., c.:3 Jones for: Steamship
tickets Is or from all points Ii Europe,
IS Mr.. and Mrs. j; j. sLitscher Of Hamnpp.
den were visitors IN the city last Sat
urday. IS II
IS Miss Anna Mash; of Webster, was .
Devils Lake visitor the latter part 81
last week.
a Frank Blake of Fort Tottesn has &C.
cepted5 q position ii 5the oliver Evans
studio Of This city. Il N
The Ramsey County National BanA
has Money to Loan on Farms, Money
TO- Loan on City i r0pertsy Rates low,
Terms Favorable. Ii. as:
The supper served. last Friday eve
ming in the Eagles Hall by the Baraca
class |of the hodist church, was
thoroughly enjoyed By a! host Of local
people. The event was we'll advertised
and was q, success ii every way. 4.
Il Martin Gulseth left last Friday 10
the Canadian Northwest where he
goes to attend TO business matters Mr.
Gnlseth Isl the owner Of u conside rab1e
Chunk OF Canadian land and will erecl
buildings on his holdings this spring
Saturday night Sof Last week Grover
Laing, who for over two WI years has
been on the mechanic force Of The
[Intero Ocean. severed his connection
with the paper and leaves shortly fol
eastern points where she expects az
again engage ii the printing business
The departure off ME-. I4aing IS sincere
NV regretted By the management. Dur
Ing the dime OF his empl oyment will
the InterDc Ocean his work has BEEN al
that the most painstaking could asl
for he work of ~ mpetent. honest
reliable, ana loyal employee.
|Iaingass place VIII be- taken 81 L.sG
Anderson. whose reputation as "a fIrs
class printer and neat workman ID a
ready known hi the city. HE
Devils lake Hotel Plans Plans 80,
the new o., 900 hotel building tosbs
built AZ Devils Lake Nv the North Da
kota pr6Vane comp haye
been ,praetic ally conn leted by Haxb,
Ginaspie, the archit ects. and con
struction work Will be started early II
the spring The bull ing win be- d
brick ana reinforce concrete con;
Sstruct on, three stories III height. Will
fun basement and viii provide pne
hundred roonss Ifffly baths
Three lars les al 4 barber siaOI
VIII face Kelly avenue, ana the build
Ing win he one pf the flnets tete'
pgosrtia iiiS slas state srand Forl
sI1sfafd. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
ytti ~ III
Cal, 81: QE : IS
/ For; Surety Bonds call on s. g. Jones

For Surety Bonds call on s. g. Jones.
%, ] roYattenn and wife were here
from Aneta last week. .$s2
szs1s Harry ssF,innegan and Fred Peters
are listing ct Barne vile.
Dan. Regain j 81 Webster, was 9 visit
81 81 ths lake city last EWeek: 4. i.
Father Schultz ,of zTrier; visited
Father Augustin last week, s5s ss5 \
Miss Mcclure Of Cando wassa visit
a. the city last Thurs .:.
5:sS ul1iYan, Of val township,
I; was. q Devils Lake visitor Friday.
& John w. Maher makes garm loans
4 at lowest rates and easy terms. s.:
Frank Honnett of Webster, was a
:tvisitorsin the nnetropo lis6 last week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

The tsouble with most people that
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