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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
DETECTIVES
SCO()R THE
HARB0R
Chicago Men Search Indi-
ana Harbor Yesterday for
Wiltshire Murderer, Who
Is Reported to Have TAX
en- Train There Sunday.

A force of detectives Yesterday
searched Indiana Harbor, East Chicago,
Chicago Heights and other points in
this neighborhood for man suspected
of being the murderer of Charles e.
Wiltshire. The information on which
they worked was given by Walter Root
2042 Webster avenue. who said that a
Slovenian whom he encountered in the
Lake Shore railroad yards at Fifty first
street confessed in his sleep to killing
a man because he would not give me
a job"
The mans coat and shirt were COW
cred with blood. and he was armed, ac-
cording to the story told to Inspecto,
Healy
Root. whose name was originally Rut.
kowski. was taken to the office of AS.
sistant Chief Schuettler. where he was
put through long oss-examinatior
by officials. on every detail of his story
Sends Out Detectives.
When the examination was finished
Root was sent out to Indiana Harbol
| adm Chicago Heights, in charge of De
tective Muldoon, in the hope of espyinf
the suspect
The man, Root said, took a freigh
| train south and left at Indiana Harbor
At the same time report came from
Chief Lewis Of East Chicago, Ind, tina
| a man answering to the description o
the suspect had been seen there and ha.
gone to Chicago Heights.
| A large force of Chicago detective
was hurried to both places by the Chi
cago authorities, and a search wa
ordered to be made in every town with
In thirty miles of Chicago on the south
| Here is the story Root told Inspecto
Healy and repeated in Assistant Chic
| Scheuttlers office:
Il was in the Lake Shore yards a
Fifty first street Saturday and stoppe
in a shanty to get warm There was
man asleep on the floor, who was NUT
tering in Slavonian. I know a 1ittl
1 of this language. and I heard htEn Sc
! several times Murder, murder The
- became astsetee anil saia. I ElIle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22

stood in line waiting to register their
name as a possible winner of the beau
tifuI dresser and chair that was given
away free. The fortunate people were
S. j. Dickey. s135 Houston avenue,
guessed 1888, winner. OF first prize. q
fine dresser. Second prize, q rocking
chair, was won by Miss Jeanette Sea-
bold. 1928 Erie avenue. whose guess
was 1856. Manager Charles Kaufer
is to be congratulated on the way he
handled the large attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
VIM. HENRY
IS KILLED
IN YARDS
Shocking Accident Takes
Place in Gary While Skill
ed Mechanic Is on Way to
His Work at Indiana Steel
Mills Yesterday.

William Henry. 80 years old. skill
ed mechanic. employed as first helper
Gary mills. was killed yesterday morn
ing by being run down with an en-
CINE while on his way to work.
The accident occurred about o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
IS
GIVEN No
CREOENCE

rumor was circulated on the streets
of Gary today to the effect that the
temperance people of Miller were pre-
pairing to file a remonstrance against
the saloons of that place. number
of prominent businessmen and several
of the saloonkeepers were reached over
the telephone today, and said that they
knew nothing of the report, so the
story IS given very little credence in
Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22

cd over to the government as soon as
practicable. The government, of course,
vii lnot use any of the money until this
requirement is complied with The
company then can finish their entire
project of future dredging at their lesi-
ure. although the quicker it is done
the better it will be for all concerned
Sincerely yours.
e. D. CRUMPACKER."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22

THERE'S A CHANCE THAT You
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
"SHOPPINGv ANY LONGER. READ
THE TIMES ADS AND SEE IF THIS
Is NOT SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
RAILROAD STEAL
IS REVEALED

A shortage OF between $4,000 and
$1,000 at the Waukegan office OF the
Elgin. Joliet & Eastern railroad is be-
ing investigated by officials OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
GREAT GUESS
ING CONTEST

Great interest was manifested In the
free guessing contest Saturday even
ing at the Calumet Furniture store,
South Chicago. Hundreds of people
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
CRUMP PACKER SECURES
VITAL AMMENOMENT
Harbor Bill Now Allows
Government Improve
ments to Be Made.
"A LETTER TO LUNOQU|sT
Congressman's Good Offices Instru-
mental in Bringing About
Change. -

Indiana ffarhor. la1-. Eab- es-~sA nsse
15Ert Fas beer sre % an the gnse~-
r1ens apF rpt.risstte-e ~ fsz 200 ssz she
sssa1 narber N,i18eA setIIe f5ss r.ss
ros rAgaraess as nearly aaeeaete 1s1
The nseds of the Aarbor, hasps sorae
Ghe fsct Is that the appropriation.
Syntsh vas generally understood 8o
have been made for the maintenance
of the harbor, is for improvements as
well, and that the fund is available at
once instead of at some time in the
distant future.
A letter from Congressman E. D..
Crumpacker explains this phase OF the
situation, the letter being received by
A. G. Lundquist in his capacity of
president of the Commercial club 1t
was through the good offices of Con-
gresham Crumpacker that the change
in the bill was made.
The letter, which is self-explanatory,
follows:
Mr.. Crumpacker's Letter.
Washington, D. c., Feb. Is. 1910.
Mr.. A. G. Lundquist, Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind. Dear Mr.. Lundquist: Your
letter of the 10th inst. came in due
course of mail. 1 am sending you un-
der separate cover q copy of the river
and harbor bill reported last week and
a copy of the report thereon, and a
copy Of house document 1113. The bill
is a little broader than the recommend
alton Of the secretary of war. The
recommendation, you will notice, in the
house document suggests an appropria
ton of S62, 900 for maintenance. 1 had
the word improvement put in also SO
as to commit the government to the
| Improvement as wei las the mainte-
nance of the harbor. The report Of the
| secretary of war provides that the gov
eminent shall take over the harbor as
/ far as 1t is constructed and maintain
/ It, and that 1T shall be turned over
and decided to the government through
out it's entire length. The appropria-
| ton is Immediately available. and may
| be used in the maintenance of the har-
Dor and its improvement likewise as
| far as it has been opened and turn
bridges that have been put in by the
railroads, but I suggest that a deed for
a two-hundred foot strip from the lake
to the river. including the canal of
course, and also the turn basin be turn
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with us again. ..5s5$S.s .sss$
w. Cavers and wife went to the
county seat on business Tuesday. Mrs
Cavers returned Wednesday, but; Mr..
zCavers remained until the following
day. = ;sfs On j Sgss. y GA Isl
Mrs. G. c. Mead went to Devils Lake
Tuesday with little Grace who on the
previous day was unfortunate enough
to run a broken needle into the sole
of her foot. They returned the follow.
ina day, Dr.. sihler having found AMI
removed the offender. -}as ~ nv ssss
:. Miss Lottie Thompson who is study
ing Tor a nurse In one Of. the, Leading
nocl i,els in Chicago, was ope,, il ID MP
on n.e emily for goiter. 4 letter frcm
a friend to her parents. says Miss
Thompson's operation was. successful
and she is doing nicely. .... Dbl, .ts; 4
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HAMPpEN .>

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From the Guardian. y

T. Chas. Stilwagon and family re:
turned from Clay City, Ind, where
they have been spending the winter
with relatives and friends. . MT
JAS. Dolah went to. Devils Lake
Saturday where he purchased a white
Buick. We know now that the Buick
is the best car made. ~ = =,
A. B. Brandt went to Devils Lake
Saturday to get his automobile which
he left there the fore part of the
week on account of the bad roads. II
Hampden will surely be we'll sup
piled with rural telephones, with the
two now Here and tho one to be built
by the farmers south OF town we
should be able to talk all around us.
Gilbert Iverson who has been clerk
ing for A. N. Haugen during the win
ter, has resigned his position and gone
back to the farm. Gilbert says city
life is too much for him. Gilbert
Garnes has taken his place for the
time being. " =.
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EDMoRE.
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From The Herald-News

From The Herald-News
Alton Thompson went to Williston
last week to look the country over
with view to taking land. T..
The death of Carl M. Sagen, one of
the pioneers of this section of the
state occurred Friday afternoon, April
list, 1910 at his home south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. johnson left, Mon
day for Towner where they will make
their home. They shipped their house
hold goods and drove over.
Elmer Barlund, who has been teach
ing school in the Newland consofidat-
ed schools, has completed his term and
left yesterday for his home at Erskine,
MINI. ..+.&'
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Ohnstad and
family autoed over from their Devils
Lake home Saturday and spent Sum-
day with Edmore friends of which they
have many. =,
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WARWICK
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From The Sentinel

From The Sentinel
Chas. Conant was a business visitor
at Devils Lake last Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Pitman of Starkweather,
arrived here Tuesday on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richard
SON.
John Lollis, the elevator man, trans.
acted business at Devils Lake this
week.
B. F. Roush has returned from Can.
ada and his many friends were pleased
to see him.
Druggist Moran and sister, were WIS.,
ltors from Devils Lake Tuesday.
Rev. Chas. Elliott of Lakota, N. D.,
conducted services in the school house
last Sunday evening and will hold SER
vices again next Sunday night at 8 o.
clock.
John McIver is erecting a fine new
residence on his lots in the east part
Of town.
MT. J. r. Buttery, one of our popu-
lar and well known young men and
Miss Roxie Rymer, handsome and &C
complished young lady were united in
marriage at the home of the groon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buttery who
reside south of town on Monday last.
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STARKWEATHER
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From The Times

From The Times
Mrs. Pitman went to Warwick this
week for a visit with her parents.
Miss Greene is teaching in the
Strand school north of town beginning
last Monday morning.
Hon. o. P. N. Anderson left last
Tuesday for Minot where the railroad
commission held meeting.
Miss Katie Baker began a term of
school in the James Griswold district
Monday morning.
Ed. Elliott was up from Devils Lake
last Tuesday by automobile looking
after business matters at this place.
Miss Clara Amundson who is in the
hospital at Devils Lake with case OF
typhoid fever is improving slowly.
A new school building will be built
shortly in Royal township. It will BIZ
located near the farm Of Ole Amund
son.
Mrs. F. N. Maurer and little chile
left on Thursday morning for Chicago
where the child will be given medica
treatment.
Sever Holm returned last Saturda,
from an absence of several months II
the western part of the state and 9th
er points.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
NEIGHB0RHO0D NEWS

i George Meiklejoin returned from
California last Friday and will spend
a month or so here looking after bust
ness matters.
l. c. H. Jones returned on Wednesday
of last week from a trip to the Pacific
coast where he went In search Of a
location for bank. He has decided to
locate at some point in Idaho. 49,
William McLarty returned on Thurs
day of last week from trip through
Montana, and other states between
here and the coast. He purchased
some irrigated land in Idaho and
thinks the future Of the country is
bright. He will go into the banking
business in Idaho with c. H. Jones'
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cHURcHs FERRY
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From The Sun

From The Sun
Mrs. Ole Hoystad and daughter, Miss
Ida, were visitors at Devils Lake We'd
Mrs. John Mclean and little Mabel
came up from Devils Lake Wednesday.
Mrs Nroman Nelson went to Leeds
Tuesday on short visit to friends.
DR.. Hooking, dentist of Devils Lake,
was the guest of DR.. Dow over Sunday.
Mr.. GFonvold moved his household
goods into the J. n. Fulkerson resi-
dence Wednesday.
Mr.. A. P. Bjorlie came up from De-
lis Lake Monday on business return
ing on the late afternoon train.
Nels Sather of Maza recently pur-
chased new auto from the State
Auto company Of Devils Lake.
Alert Anderson, son Of Hans Ander-
son, returned Wednesday from Mon
tana, where he filed on a quarter Sec
ton of land.
Mrs. A. J. Wirtz and baby accom-
panied Mrs. Norman Nelson home from
Leeds Wednesday for a few days so
journ here among friends.
Mrs. Morgan and Oscar Fulkerson
came up from Crary Monday to finish
packing their household goods and
assist J. H. and Mrs. Fulkerson in
packing and loading their goods for
shipment to Crary.
Mr.. John Void and bride, the latter
formerly Miss Annie Nelson, arrived
from Warren, Mimi, Saturday, and at
once started to housekeeping in the c.
P. Olson residence on the Hill.
Edwin Berg returned from the west
Saturday where he has been visiting
his sister, Miss Molla, on her claim
near Epworth and has been duly in
stalled as clerk in the postofice at this
place.
Hon. W. w. <Barrette who has beer
spending the winter at the home O
his son George at Lakota returned
Saturday and has taken up his abod,
on his farm east Of town. We are al
glad to have our old townsman bac]
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15

will and James Oglivie returned on
Saturday from Moosejaw, Canada,
where they both took homesteads,
They will remain here for the summer
and expect then to go live on, and im-s
prove their land. 3 s.s ~. 59 :e VI ms
John E. Void returned Friday from
Norway, where he spent the winter
visiting at the home Of his boyhood
days. He says he had q splendid trip
but is glad to get back to North Da-
kota. His many friends are pleased
to, see him return all safe and sound.
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MIMI EWAUKAN
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From The Siftings

From The Sftings
Paul Bibow, Louis Bergen and Har-
ry Smith were Devils Lake visitors ov-
er Sunday. -.
Geo. Wigdahl was appointed gu ar
dian of the Anderson children Monday
by Judge M. A. Lilies. e.
Lars Nelson is making preparations
to move his household effects and fam
lily to Grassy Lake, Canada, where he
will permanently reside in the future.
The will of the late G. T. Christian
son was admitted to probate in Judge
Lilies court Saturday Mrs. e. Beiss-
barth and Miss Belle Christianson,5 sis
tiers of the deceased, were appointed
executives, ,... -.-
A goodly number. of farmers were
present at the leasing Of school and in
stitution lands at the court house Mon
day. There was some little. digging
In by parties interested in the same
parcel of land, but taken as whole ev-
erything passed off smoothly. ia.
A. J. Kirkeby returned Friday even.
ing from his trip to the south. He has
been gone four months and visited
several states in the south including
Florida, Louisiana and Georgia. AL.
bert says that If he had known we
were to have such fine weather as we
have had, he would have stayed at
home. @sSzS5 $ A e IN " y~:.@ =
Minnewaukan and, oberon played, the
first game of bali Of the season here
last Sunday resulting in the score Of
16 to i in favor of the home team
Sort Of free silver score. The feat
lure of the game was the marathon
race around the. bases Of our boys Ii
the first inning IN which eleven runs
were scored. i. ''. ~ H. = =, '
Attorney ssinness, while in st. Pau
a week or two ago, secured an AMIGA
BILE settlement with the Great: North
ern Railway Co., for the death of I've,
Il p' ~ &
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noon. $ tS 7ls 5S5S5f
Hon. Henry Hale Of Devils Lake was
I'm Crary Wednesday looking after his
farming interests east Of town. % s:.
Edward Brown who has been attend
ing the Union Comm rcial college in
Grand Forks this winter, returned
home Saturday. ! ! ;s5 i5 ==si
) Doctor and Mrs. McGurren and son
James Of Devils Lake, visited Sunday
with the Doctors brother, P. H. Nc
Gurren. ut /. 81 VI IT. . IT IA
Miss Amanda Lux was operated up.
on for appendicitis at Mercy hospital,
Devils Lake last Saturday. Her many
friends hope for q speedy recovery. +
The business men Of Crazy have con
tributed about 200, to the treasury Of
the, Crary baseball team for 1910. :: -.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, e. Rice and Miss
Alta Rice returned Friday night from
California where they spent the winter
Noonan School District No. is is
making an effort to get a central
school, The petition circulated now
has more than 40 eigners. = !,
W. M. Pitt spent several days this
week, looking after his farming inter
ests at Hampden. Mr.. Olin Is attend
ing to the store during Mr.. Pitts alb
sence. ~ = :. - =, = al
Jake King underwent an operation
at Mercy hospital, Devils Lake, Mon
day. At the last report, he was doing
very nicely; and hopes to be home in a
few days.
Alfred Olson has hired out to the
Munich baseball team as pitcher for
the season for $50 a month. This
leaves the Crary team short of a good
man, as Olson was depended on to play
| here this summer. "
The Crazy creamery is now in run
ming order: Mr.. Christ Berf, the man
ager, is ready now to receive cream
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
The farmers should give him a trial
Bring in some cream and see If II
won't pay you well.
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From The Republican

Sg&. HASAAA% 4AA3EH&sSQAUAAStbxA
Gabe volden left Tuesday for, Moose
jaw, SaskJ, in search Fofz land. e II
Saturday, April Q, the stork visited
the. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Court
$ney and presented them with a daugh-
ter = e. ,$ szs3 4. !. - -
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Hops, on
Saturday, April 2, a son. The babe did
not live. Mrs. Hops is progressing
nicely ,>~l.~<-S ~ $500, ~. ~. "a,
J. Fjelstad and family. moved from
Nekoma, Tuesday. and: are located in
their new home, which they recently
purchased, from James Miller. y. 49,
DR.. Nicholson returned home Friday
from Bowesmont, much improved, In
health. During his. absence DR.. Fer
guson Of Brocket looked. after his pa
TENTS. - ~. >. .s......, ..-..-.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Christian and
family left on Mondays train for Can
ada, Mrs. Christian going. to Gladys,
Alta, to visit a sister and Erwin goes
to hustle up a house and make new
home. ).
George Ruttle started to load his
machinery and farm stock Tuesday,
preparatory to his return to Calgary,
Alberta. Before he had finished, ]. A.
Arid, the land man, got busy and
bought Georges farm Of 240~ acres, al.
50 his stock and machinery for, we un'
derstand, the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Zeman, Of, the firm Of Zeman
& Fish, druggists, was, taken Ill last
Thursday with pneumonia. On Satur
day he was removed from his room
and taken to DR.. Nicholson's house
where he could receive better atten'
tion: Sunday a nurse from st. Mich.
|aels hospital, Grand Forks, arrived. Mr.
Zeman is very sick man but the DR.
and nurse hope he will pull through all
right. Later-Reports yesterday were
that Mr.. Zen1an was improving, though
not out of danger. 49,. IT,. al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
CAS- ] OlR'IAs
For Infants and Children. wy.
Tho Kind You, Have. Always: Bought
Bears the 1gls ~ l<oz - ); = :
Signature Of xzHzz<1ezSss
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instinct OF. the Mudfish.

t., instinct of the Mudish.
The remarkable instinct which causes
the mudfsh to roll himself in a ball of
mud when the dry season approaches
is wonderful provision Of nature, In
tended solely. it would seem, to pre-
vent the extinction of the species. The
most interesting fact about this fish Is
that it breathes by means Of its gills
when in its native. element and by
means. of lungs during its voluntary
Imprisonment in the mud cocoon.
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From The nipples


Boating has started q the lake. and
last Sunday afternoon about all Of the
skiffs were In use. q :% tN$ q: 3s# 5.f!2s
/: Seeding Is pretty wen advanced now
as the weather has been Favorable
since the rains Of last week. .!S$s 4 {.
! Mrs, Best who, came home from the
hospital last week continues, TO ! I'm I'M
prove and It Is thought she will soon
be all right again. . .:, : 1... 4
The. Ripples scribe took IN the city
election at Devils Lake last Monday
just. to watch the votes 'drap" ~ TOR
r. J. Mcclory. Il was easy % get,
glimpses Of ;aPforegone conclusion ear.
ly in the forenoon and the odds were
pretty strong when: the'polls opened. M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
a Foxy Reply,

One Of the most caustic replies ever
made during an election campaign was
that. of Fox when be called at shop
during one of his candidatures. The
shopman happened to be rabid oppo-
nent, Taking hold of piece Of rope,
he said savageiy: Vote for you! I'd
sooner hang you with this rope"
Every interesting" remarked Fox
.blandly, examining the cord, "a fam
lily, relic. I presume London Fun,
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From The Hustler

From The Hustler -. u
Mrs Kollmorgan visited Devils Lake
Friends Tuesday. = ~ +:
Mrs. Muehlen made business trip
to Devils Lake Thursday =
Mr., F'rohwerk, our liveryman, return
ed Monday from Ada, Mimi; ,.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cunard,
on Saturday, April q, a son. 3 ~
Bert Farrell arrived from the east
the latter part of last week. -.
Miss Sylvia Mansean. visited over
Sunday with friends in Devils Lake. -
Miss Amelia Army closed. her, term
of school in the Mclean district yes
terday.t ~ - .>,
Ole Aerhardt made a business trip
to Devils Lake the latter part Of last
week..
Fred Gang of Bisbee is now living
on the Anthony Welzbacher farm east
of town - -~. -. ,,
MIR. Bail and son Francis returned
Thursday from an extended trip thru
the west -.r
Jacob Elgean, one Of our prosperous
Dry Lake farmers, was trading In town
Monday. H. 81,
George Bail left this week for Great
Falls, Mont, where he intends look
ing over homestead lands. -. x,S,
Frank Bail left Tuesday for Devils
Lake where he will visit his brother
Moses for q few days: FIX.
Miss Sylvia Manseau visited will
her sister Beatrice at Grand Harbol
last Wednesday evening. Il NJ, .. ~
Banker Thompson and Alex Mclean
of Devils Lake, were transacting busi
nessFin' Penn last week Thursday. X, {,
Mary Julia Mccain left Tuesday FOL
Grand Forks, where she will continue
her studies at st. Bernard's Academy.
II John Roswell Of De Groat, isloadint
a car which he will ship to western
Canada, where he viii make his fut
ture home. Z /, 5s s J.
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.zcRARY.:
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/: From the Public Opinion szs t$fE
4. M. A. Miller was q Devils Lake visit
tor Monday.
81 Miss Mary alinoWski visited FRI
day with friends III Devils Lake. II
Sam -. Strand assistant cashier Of
the Devils Lake State hank was Id
town thursday. .ss
n Miss crime Met Gilman spent Sat
urday visiting With friends ii Devils:
Lake.
Sss Richard Burke ~ Devils Lake was
n town Pr business Saturday after;