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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-02
Hogan in Exhibition"

New York May 1.-"One-Round' Ho- gan, the California lightweight, who was beaten helpless last Wednesday night in the second round of his bout with Ad wolgast, the champion, swore in police court today that he had not been in fight at all. The utmost he would con- cede was that he had participated in an Gghibition.''
 The police could not prove their case and the charges were dismissed.
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the Pels played an earnest, consistent game, while the greater portion ot~th7 Baron forces went to pieces.
 But we believe that the two are as good as the league affords, that there Is little difference between the ability to win of each, and that during the entire ses- son the two will be battling for high honors.
 That's just how we feel. even though the picture of yesterdays horror is ever before us.
 Scribes about the circuit have their at tention riveted on the Birmingham team. To them the recent showing, in spite or the numerous accidents, was remark able
 The Montgomery Advertiser has been most profuse in its compliments to the team as a whole and to the members as individuals. The Chattanooga Times states that the gameness of the Bir- mingham team guarantees that it will be in the running from beginning to end, and the New Orleans Item, though be- iteving that Birmingham is weaker than last season, naively adds, but strong enough to be in the hunt all the way" Some of the fans got angry yesterday afternoon. There was cause, perhaps, to feel sore, but not sufficient reason to rear up on the hind legs and cry aloud and perpetually The team has had trou- ble, but will come-or rather, will con tinue to "stay"-in spite of it all.
 H. w. R.
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"Masher" Fined S100

Atlanta, May Lit costs money to be a "masher' in Atlanta. Charles War ner was arraigned in the recorders court this morning on a charge of having &C., costed young woman on the street and was fined s100.50 He refused to enter any defense.
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TEXAS TO HAVE
 LEPER COLONY

Austin, Tex, May 1.-Dr Ralph Steiner. state health officer. will leave here tomorrow to investigate the Louisiana leper colony and all late methods of treatment. This step Is taken preparatory to locating a leper colony in this state
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Phillies 3, Boston l

Philadelphia. May 1.-Philadelphias victory over Boston by 3 to l today was due to home-run drives by Magee and Titus, the latters hit also scoring Alexander Bostons six hits off Alex andre were scattered through as many innings: Score: h.h E.. Boston o10 900 O00-1 6 0 Philadelphia .. 900 120 00*-3 12 1
 Batteries: Brown, Parsons and Rar- iden; Alexander and Dooin. Time, 1:3O, Umpires, Klem and Doyle.
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WILHELMS WILDNESS GIVES
 PELICANS CHANCE TO MOP
LOOKOUTS TWO,
 VOLUNTEERS ONE

Nashville, May 1.-Benton held the locals safely this afternoon through eight in- rings, but in the ninth hits by Smith and Storch gave Nashville her only run, while Chattanooga scored twice. Bairs wild ness lost him the game. Bay and Collins made circus catches. Score:
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Russell to Meet Broad

New Orleans, May 1.-unk Russell or Philadelphia has been matched to meet Kid" Broad before the New orleans Athletic club May 6. The scrap IS 10 go 10 rounds.
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SUMMARY

Two-base Hit-Mowrey.
 Home Run-Nagle.
 Sacrifice Hits-Wilhelm, Barr, Butcher, Callahan, Maxwell.
 Struck Out-Wilhe elm 3, Maxwell 8. Bases on Balls-Wilhelm 10, Max well 3.
 Double Plays-Phelan to Pratt to Mo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING

rain.
 Cincinnati-St Louis game postponed; rain.
 Pittsburg Chicago game postponed; rain
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American Association
STANDING
Results

At Minneapolis: Minneapolis ?, St. Paul 8.
 At Kansas City Kansas City r, To- ledo 8.
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Gilvray to Phelan, Yantz to Marcan to McGilvray.
 Hit by Pitched Balls-Maxwell (Wil- helm), Wilhelm (Rohe).
 Time of Game-2:00.
 Umpires--Byron and Carpenter.
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HEISMAN OF AT LANTA MAKES COMPLAINT OF AGE-HERALD REPORTERS AC- TIyITY TO PRESIDENT KAyAN- AUGH-DEyELOPMENTS ARE EXPECTED
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Scanlon Released

Atlanta, May 1.-Pitcher Frank Scanlon, who was secured from the Philadelphia Nationals by the Atlanta club, was given his unconditional release today. This cuts the Atlanta squad to 18 players.
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NIECE SURVIVES
 DANIEL PRATT

Prattville, May 1.-(Special)-It Is a bit of local history not generally known here that Mrs. Abbie Holt Smith of this city is the nearest living relative of Hon. Daniel Pratt, the founder of Prattville-
 She is the niece of the founder of this city, is about T years old, the widow of George L. Smith. the latter for long time being identified with the industrial affairs of this city and Montgomery. Mrs. Abbie Smith removed to this place nearly 60 years ago, and save the time she resid- ed in the city of Montgomery has resid- ed continuously in this city. She is per haps the only living witness to the dedi- cation of the M. E. church of Pratt vile.
 Much interest is manifested in the Bap- tist meetings which have bene in progress for one week at least. The meeting is in- tensely a revival but there have been quite large number of accessions to the membership of the Baptist church.
 For the morning service strong ap- peal was made to a crowded church for the, members to follow t3se Christ The Rev Hunt shows himself an able divine. This afternoon at o'clock he preached in the courthouse to men only. And at the same hour his wife conducted a service for women only in the Baptist church building.
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BARONS PLAY A POOR GAME AND LOSE HANDILf-MAX- WE'LL STRONG-SOME GOOD WORK MINGLES. WITH BAD
STANDING
Results Yesterday

New Orleans g, Birmingham 3. Chattanooga 2. Nashville l. Atlanta Memphis, rain. Mobile Montgomery, rain.
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The score was g to 3.


 The chief factor in the defeat of the Barons was Pitcher Wilhelm. During the game he approached no nearer the plate than Dr. Cook the north pole. He walked ten men and had others not swung at bad ones, he would have passed fifteen, and the game would still be in progress.
 But Wilhelm was not entirely to blame. On the bases the Barons, or the major ity of them, were exceedingly loose In their maneuvers, and after reaching first base an even quartet of them fell vic- tim to the treacherous delivery of Max well. Phelan was guilty twice, McGil- vray once and Molesworth once.
 And in fielding the Barons were decid- edly off balance and form. Mcbride s huff of a comparatively easy fly let in two scores. Failure of Molesworth to field hard rap by George Rohe was re- sponsible for another. And there were others who assisted in the afternoon of horrors.
 The Pelicans played a steady game, nothing brilliant but frightfully consist ent Maxwell was in good form. His support was far above the average. And the Pels not only stung Wilhelm hard, but stung him in those crucial moments in which stings do the most harm.
 The feature of the game was the box work of Maxwell He pitched we'll, his fast and slow ball being equally effec- tive. And he fielded his position in bona fide George Wiltse style. His assists numbered eight, and his deliberation In shooting off the heads of Barons who had managed to reach first caused local fans to stare at him in amazement. The hitting of Phelan was a feature Now rev scoring from first on a single to right-the distance from third to home having been covered while Barr held the ball-was another feature And there were others who did good work in the after noon of miscues and mishts.
 The Pelicans drew blood in the second 1 With two down Doane beat out hit tc Yantz. Nagle hit to deep center for foul bags. The count was two. In the third Rohe walked. Barr singled and no ont felded the perfect return of Mowrey. Roht took third and Barr second. Butcher fiiet l to Molesworth. Rohe scored. | Tn the fifth Maxwell singled and Roht walked Barr sacrificed. Butcher hit tt Phelan and Maxwell was out at the plate Mcbride dropped Callahan's fly and Roh' and Butcher scored.
 | In the sixth, after Doane had famed Nagle and Pope were walked. Maxwell sacrificed the runners. Rohe singled t' center. Three scored when the ball go away from Molesworth and rolled to th | fence.
 Butcher was walked In the seventh ant was sacrificed to second. Callahan's hi to left scored him.
 The Barons had a beautiful opportunit. in the first when Mowrey opened witl double, but immediately proceeded t ball up the situation. In the second Yant was safe on Pepe's error. Pratt single' over shortstop and Wilhelm sacrificed the runners. Mowrey hit one througi Maxwell, but Yantz was thrown out a the plate. Phelan then singled to righ and Pratt and Mowrey scored, the lat ter from first. In the eighth Wilhelm was hit by a pitched ball. and was driver home by hits of Phelan and Mcbride | Ia or.Oa
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Austin: San Antonio 10, Austin f. At Wacon: First game, Waco 8, Ok lahoma City l; second game, Waco ) Oklahoma City 6.
 At Galveston: Houston 9, Galveston ? At Fort Worth: Dallas 6, Fort Worth O.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Northern, Cannel. Base on errors, Chattanooga 1. Hit batsmen, Bair 0ister, Perry). Base on balls. Bair g. Benton 5. Struck >out, Benton 5. Time, 1:50. Umpire, Fitzsim- mons.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC
STANDING

ColumbusS Savannah rain. Macon Columbus rain. Albany-Augusta postponed-rain. Dou- bleheader tomorrow.
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Timely Hitting Wins for Boston

Boston, May 1.-Timely hitting in the fourth inning after Washington had se- cured a lead of one run won for Boston today 3 to 9 Two singles, a wild pitch. a sacrifice and a double caused Groome's retirement at the end of the fourth in- ming. Score: RH E. Boston ............ col POO O0*-3 g Q Washington ....... 101 GOO 000-2 V l
 Karger and Nunemaker; Groome, Otey and Street. Time. 1:47. Empires, Egan and Evans.
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Detroit Wins Loose Game

Detroit. May 1.-In loose and uninter- esting game Detroit defeated Cleveland today IA to 5. The hard hitting of Jack son, Lajoie and Gainor and Cobb's base running were the features. Detroit has not lost home game this season.
 Score: R.H.E. Cleveland ....,.. 200 900 1O2-5 13 5 Detroit ......., O34 O32 20*-14 15
 Batteries: Kaler, Hardness and Land; Covington and Stanage and Casey. Time. 200. Empires, Dineen and O'Loughlin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING

St. Louis Chicago game postponed, wet grounds
 Philadelphia-New York, game postponed, rain
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Yes, You Can

You often hear the expression: "I cannot afford to have my clothes made to order.''
 We say: "Yes, you can."
 We will show you why.
 A tailor-made suit is good for three seasons--sometimes four. A ready-made suit is good for one season. Rarely two.
 You pay $50, for a ready-made suit, and buy one every season. You pay $45 for tailored suit and buy one every year or two. A direct saving.
 Then there is much satisfaction in knowing you are properly dressed-the satisfaction that comes only from having clothes made to order.
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Games Today

New Orleans at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta. Mobile at Montgomery. Chattanooga at Nashville.
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The attendance was large and the weather cool and damp.
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By BILL AK

The Pelcans defeated the Barons yes terday afternoon. Had the Pelicans not done so, the Barons would have defeat ed themselves. Therefore, the Pelfcans played both ends against the middle, and it was as impossible for them to lose as for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven.
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He had great speed and curve to spare. A maryel,"' cried the fans in giee. The batters often churncd the air In solving his delivery. Then came along a scout astute Who told lem all to whit 'em out. "sIake him pitch, you young galoof, Then wallop hard against the snout.' The pitcher failed to find the pan. His curve and speed availed him not. He now Is out in Yucatnn Winding sheep for Johnny Lot.
 Milton.
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Should you blame a pitcher for ios- ing n game which his support would have lost if he hadn'tf That's the quer- ton. Manifestation, vol. xx, page 43.)
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and Evans.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
TOXIC:

= .
& \: Mr.. g. d Mills was q business visitor
In Devils Lake. Tuesday between trains.
Mr.. G. -. Graves, assessor, has been
,busying himself these rainy days. M;
Miss Mildred Patterson began clerk
ing on Monday at I. Courts store. ss:
VI Joe Reynolds, Victor Ruth and Igna-
thus Court were business visitors In
Devils Lake between trains Tuesday.
IS Mr.. Yagerline from Maza was out
looking after farm intrests here on
Saturday. ss :S5
Mrs. Thomas Regan returned on
Wednesday from a visit to her former
home at Thebstu N. d 55SE.s /. 81,
/. The final examinati tons for the TIN
and sth grades were held on Thursday
and Friday. $55:s2
q The date for the school entertain-s
sment& has been changed to- June End
"a basket social and evening OF games
will follow the ntertainmen It. The pro
ceeds from the selling 81 baskets VIII
be used to buy an encyclope dia for the
school. Every body has a. cordial IN.
yitation TO attend and enjoy an even
Ing the Toxic school house June
End. 9S
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BATHING RIPE

Bathing is already ripe at Chautau-
qua and while the folks In, the city
have been content to venture out in
top coats, still the climate at the de-
lightful summer grounds must be con.
siderab1y warmer, for a couple fair
ones who could not wait until Old Sol
gave the proper signal, ventured upon
the sands, got their feet wet and as a
result several splashes have been heard
in the city that eminate from the
popular summer resort, :s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
SECRETARY OF STATE,

Secretary! of State P. D. Norton visit
ted relatives here Saturday and left
for the southern part of the state the
same night. Mr.. Norton expects to
have ready for delivery in about ten
days the official 1911 session laws.
These should have been, published and
completed several weeks ago except
for delay on the part of the Fargo con-
Germ which is printing them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-19
GRADUATED

Miss Agness Berg received her $di-
ploma as a. trained nurse from the
General hospital in this city Monday
evening this week. Miss Berg was the
recipient Of. many tokens OF esteem
including number of boquets Of pretty
cut flowers. She graduated at the
time. Several others graduated
from the hospital but owing to sick
ness while she was taking her: course
was obliged to wait until now, to re-
ceiye her diploma IN order to make up
certain subj cts. II. 353 d .32
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ANOTHER PROPHECY,

Tiger Bill the barber prophet has
a new one. He predicts a larger crop
in Ramsey county than elsewhere.
West of here he says that there has
been less rain and what seed there was
in the ground was blown this way of
the farms in Pierce and McHenry
county, landing on the farms in Ram.
sey county, where the heavy rains
have buried the seed enough to assure
farmers in this county a double; crop
this year. gt Il ~, ,s '''+- ?S; ss;;S
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HERE TO-:

There will be plenty to do in the fu-
ture to keep the trap shooters busy.
The holding Of the state Tournament in
Kenmare on June 26 and 81 will be
followed by two-day session at Minot,
ON the 20 and 30 of June, then Devils
Lake the 3rd and 4th Of July, Grand
Forks, July and Z, with close Of the
circuit at Fargo on July 9 and 10.
Word may come that Winnepeg will
want to jump into line and If they de.
eide to do SO, their dates no doubt will
closely follow Fargo's. The Kenmare
Gun Club will hold a preliminary
tournament to the annual tournament
IN the near future, dates will be an.
nounced later.
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! 557joil%YoIll..j#R AIN
Devils Lake and Rams y count pe

Devils Lake and Ramsey county PEG.
ple5can cong ratulate thenlse Ives on the
abundance Il Of rain during the past
week and while II has been hard 4 on
baseball games still crops we're never
better Of. o$inch hes almost, Is what
IS given out and not only did Ramsey
county suffer with q q bundant rainfall
but many other placesSi in the statesre-
ceived propor tionate share. }}ss FL.
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NO SPECIAL,

Arrangements for special train to
leave here Sunday morning for Grand
Forks to allow the local fans an OBJ
portunity to see the baseball game
between the Picketts of Grand Forks
and the Devils Lake team were made
during the week but as no rates could
be procured it was decided to abandon
the special. Many from here will at
tend the game however leaving on Sa-
"'turday for the university city to see
what promises to be one Of the biggest
games of the season. H.
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BACK. FROM MISS.

George Dixon returned the first Of
the week from Biloxi, Mississippi
where he spent the winter with friends
and relatives Mr.. Dixon, states that
there are a great many people from
the northern states who spend their
winters regularly at this point. Mr..
Dixon's many friends are pleased to
have him return to the city where he
will remain. at least during the sum-
mer.2 :. .... D.. l..
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:RARNUM e. BAILEY.

Barnum. & Bailey's. circus viii tour
the northwest this year and it is that
circus that Devils Lake very likely
will have an Opportunity Of enjoying.
Advance agent for the circus have
reached Duluth and the Twin Cities,
and will work into North Dakota,
northwestern. Minnesota and Manitoba
cities that will be covered within a
few days. 4, -. | !. ,.s: ,gs.s ssss !.
The show reaches this section some
time, In July. Z Ez *y..s5ss MI .
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!, TIE BEST 81 E ~ "a

Chief Rungs of the Grand Forks fire
department who was shown the plans:
and specifications for the new fire hall
to be erected In this city stated that it
was the best layout for a FIRE hall he
had ever seen. This indeed Significant
and praisworthy to the ,untiring efforts
Of Chief Russell and a rchitect Shannon
since Chief Runge has been IN the busi.
ness for years and lis considered an
authority.
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WANT Il All i STAND b,

Z William Kramer, band director, an
nounces that the concert season viii
open as soon as place or ratherSa
band stand is provided. The public
spirited citizens are taking the matter
up and 2 band stand will no doubt be
forthcoming in very short time.
The court house square Is being; talked
of as q suitable place for the erection:
of band stand. ,s 4 ; ..5z. IS & .5st} &,
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oN'LANDl DEAL

~. John Miller came UP from Toxic
Tuesday and fled On q piece Of land
near that place which was withheld
from entry because It had been allotted
at one time to an Indian and the allot-
iment afterwards aband Toned. The mat,
ter was appealed from the local and
General Land Ofaces and the secre-
tary finally decided the matter IN MIL
:ler's favor.
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MAY, BE. APPOINTED

**$8 Doctor Hooking may be onesof the
members Of the state dental board his
name having been suggested to Cover
nor Burke for appointment This
will be an honor and it is very proba-
bic, that the suggestion will meet with
the approval Of Governor Burke the
choice having been made by the dele
gates present at the dental meeting
held this week In. Fargo. H .s }3E:,,5 =
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
The following from the twenty-five
years ago column of the Towner News
Tribune:
The Leader reports shooting scrape
in which Oswald, Billy Storms part
ner, shot McHeeny after a, drinking
bout in their saloon in Devils Lake.
DR.. Ruger testified he had examined
over 1000 gunshot wounds, for he had
been a surgeon in the Civil War. For
many years DR.: Ruger made trips to
Towner and was both respected and
liked. Oswald was sent to the Peni-
tentiry.
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ARRA 4. /, az ! 1 PRoGRAMls.

Il s M. 3. Black and Secretary Holbein
Of the North Dakota Press association
have been In executive session this
week at Grand Forks and viii announ-
;ce the business end Of the editorial
meeting to take place at Devils Lake,
probably next week. Sd - B.
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TRUSTEE APPOINTED.

Ats meeting Of the creditors held
last Friday afternoon in regard to the.
B. J. Ness bankruptcy case Ole Serum
gard was elected trustee, and Messers
Bell, Engebretzen and Theison were
appointed appraisers. The appraisers
have been busy during the week check
ing. over the stock and the work has
about been completed. n =. 4sss,%,
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

But Devils Lake also records with
joy In the Leader correspondence that
Railroad Contractor Sims arrived with
100 graders and seven carloads of
mules ready to go on the grade which
ives surveyed for Is miles west of the
Lake. s.
s. R. and 10 Foote of Burlington
camped near Willard with 26 young
cattle mostly 8 year olds. going to
Devils Lake to sell them. They will
then go on to Stearns County, MINI.
for yearlings.-Towner News Tribune.
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FORMERLY HERE.

4 =. D. Mccain. is now chief cook and
bottle washer at Minot having attained
the high distinction Of president Of the
mmissioners governing the Magic
city as q result Of the'fresig Of,
Arthur. 70 seur. The Minot Optic says
in commenting on the affair, Mccain
has pulled Off some raw stunts, but
time viii tell'' } Y es .:E
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/ NIGHT n CONTROL

Tonight thfnd lei Harringt onS isS5
III conference with the Commercial
and Automobil clubs of Devils Lake
who are anxious to have this place
made night control and they are of.ss.
fering Undue dement's for the tourists
to stop here. The party was enter
tanned at supper by w II. Horton Of
the automobile club. st Paul Dispatch
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ss.RLsURplckl TO talk

Lieutenant Governor Burdickis In de-
mand as speaker at present and do
apparently very popular n Devils,
Lake. He visited in the; Lake Monday
and during the brief period he spent
In town 1T Is und erstood he was en-:
gagged to speak at the opening Of the
Great Northern hotel June 4 and also
during the Chautauq Gsr,and Forks
Times. I. d ;5;S
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KIND WORDS.

q s. O. Bondelid and family left Friday
for Devils Lake where they win make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bon,
tdelid and daughter, Miss Mabel, have
lived in Larimore for many years and
IN their departure this city loses one
OF Its best families, who will add much
to Devils Lake -Larimore Pioneer. Ia.
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Ne |, ,''ijty ii Bret


ct3JRcH OF THE ADVENT Il.
~ May 21st the fifth Sunday after
caste n HI sl 3s 5 2!5 4: Z.
Holy Communion
S5 I'M rning prayer and address,. 4 /
So r m. Sunday school. $ss S.s.s. 81
M s.. p. M Musical service. a a
All are welcome to these services. 81