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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
Thirty THREE
INDICTED BY
GRANDJURY
Many Of Them Are Said to
Be Against Labor Union
Officials.
MANY EXPLOSIONS
ARE INVESTIGATED

Trafsrano1fs Ind Feb. 6-Thirty-
three indictments, most OF them salo 70
be against labor union OFFICIALS, were
returned By the federal grand jury to-
dar as the result Of the government
Investigation OF the dynamite conspir-
FULLY one hundred explosions Of
dynamite. at points scattered over -
GATES and covering a period from the
summer Of 1905 TO October 10, 1911
when dynamite was round Denedtu
bridge near santa Barbara, CallI-i JUST
before president Iafts special tram
passed over it,. were inquired into oy
the federal grand jury in Indianapolis,
which has inTest gated what the gov
eminent has regarded as a nationwide
dynamite conspiracy.
il has been the theory OF the gov
eminent that all Of these explosions
were intended to intimidate employers
and non union wOrkingmen with the
general intenr TO abolish the so-calleo
~Open shop" and compel submission 20
the demands Of certain labor organize
ti0ns. more particularly the lnLerna-
rural Iron Workers.
The states in which explosions oc-
Cured were Ohio. Indiana. Illinois
Pennsylvania, New York. New Jersey,
Maryland, Connecticut, achusetts,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Missouri, Iowa.
Nebraska, Utah, California and Wash
-ngton, OHIO. with twenty e1pIosloRs'
had more than any other one stare
Illinois Indiana and New York follow
in order, in respect OF the number OF
the explosions.
There were two explosions IN 1906
nine IN 1906; six IN 1907. % IN 1908; 20
IN 1903. % in 1910 and is 81 1911. These
figures are exclusive Of the explosion
which wrecked the Los Angeles Times
plant. and resulted in the confessions
and Imprisonment OF the brothers John
j and James 3. Mcnamara. John J.
Mcnamara was secretary treasurer OF
the international Association Of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers
The preliminary exhibit Of facts and
ALLEGATIONS about the explosions and
their supposed origin was gathered and
presented 10 the federal authorities by
the National ErectOrs' association. an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

Jan. 2s-Erie Pa; Mccain ConstFuc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

/ organization Of iron and steel manu-
faCturers and contractors who had de-
clared for the open shop" After the
! explosions in 1905 the Erectors' asso-
citation was formed, and in May. 1906,
after declaring as an organization for
I the open shop engaged detectives to
seek out the identity Of those respon-
sible for the explosions.
One OF the first instances Of the find
ing Of hidden explosives occurred be-
fore the erectors organized and FOL
lowed an attempt to blow up building
In east TWenty-rhird street, New ork
City Two men were convicted. One
Of them confessed 10 having received
$3.50 on one occasion for a Job" and
500 for cutting a cable He told of the
location Of 100 One-pOund sticks OF
dynamite, which subsequently were
found in the Jersey Meadows and in the
sands at the foot of East Twenty-fOurtR
street.
The erectors continued their investi-
cations until the spring OF 1911 but
while the detectives were working in
one place, the explosions occurred with
more frequency IN others. More than a
dozen vladucts. bridges, buildings and
other construction work. all being
erected BY firms employing n0n-union
labor. had been blown I'D before Ortie
and before he began to work with John
J. and James B. Mcnamara as a pro-
fessionsl dynamiter-
The investigation Of the dynamits
CDlAn piracy. dLLcE LA4G D4tcLS VI = Unity Adl
been made by the Mcnamara brothers.
was continued to ascertain who else. II
any one, participated in or gave finan-
cial support TO the crimes
The chief explosions. or attempts,
which were given special attention by
the federal grand jury. were as fol-
lows:
Summer - Mnler's Falls. Mass;
American Bridge Co.; railroad bridge
(Attempt.)
Summer-NeW Haven, Conn. Ameri-
can Bridge Co., bridge. attempt
1906.
Jan. 19-NeW York City; Post & Nc
Cord Building, East 23d street (at-
Tempt; two men convicted: 100 pounds
Of dynamite later found in Jersey Mead
ows and in sand at the foot OF East
24th street.
March 12-Cleveland. o.: American
Bridge Co.; hotel. (Attempt)
April cleveland. O.; American
Bridge Co.; hotel. (Attempt)
April 2-CleTeland, o.. American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
only HOT AIR" SAYS
WAID, OF THE REPORT
Says Men Employed When
Strike Started Are
Satisfactory.

ITO put it straight to you. it IS all
hot air, there is nothing TO it," is the
way George s. Waid. superintendent Of
the G. H & S. A. railway, characterized
the report that the strike Of the boiler
makers had been declared off. and that
the strikers would return to work
Mr. " aid went on TO say that the
men engaged when the strike was first
declared had proved perfectly efficient,
that everything was running satisfac-
torily and that there was no intention
OF releasing any Of these at present
employed to make room for the strikers
II they wanted TO return to work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

Bridge Co; hotel CAttempt)
April 2-CIeveland, O.: American
Bridge Co; Arcade building, at
May 12-Bridge on Buffalo & sus-
I quehanna r. R.; American Bridge co.
May s1-Newark. n. J.. Pittsburpb
construction Co; warehouse. derrick
August 15-Conshohocken. Pa, Nc
I Clin1c-Marshsll Construction Co iron
mill; several thousand dollars by fire
sept. 25.-Cleveland. o.. PiffsbUreb
Construction Co.; railroad viad{fct. a.
tempt) l. u
oct 12-Nesr Charlton. Pa: Amerj-
S,eys.i 6I1loge- Co. viaduct; derrick car
Dec. 30 Whisky Island. near CIevs-
4anG u; Pittsburgh Construction Co.
bridge. damage slight.
1907.
June 25-Detroit, Mich. Russell
damage not given
Sept = Cleveland, O.; American
66ridge Co; American Steel & Wire
g Ol pant; hosting engine destroyed.
Ocl- 5V-h oungstOWn. o.: YOunrs-
town Construction Co: Bsitfmore q
O SS2 railroad bridge; slightly dam
Dec 23-Near Harrison. y. ]. RrsnD
9 g Stuart Co; Erie Railroad bridge:
., Dec, 31-CleveIand. o.. Lucius Co
GSsgoelana Short Line railroad bridge:
Deb. 3f-4liII Creek. near Cleveland
- Lucius Co; viaduct; damage sI200
1908
Jan S1-EIsdon. III: McClintfc-Afsr-
saaH 1G5oonstruction Co.; building; dam
Feb. 3-Pelham. n Y: American
Bridge Co; drawbridge; damage be-
tween $4,000 and $40 O0O
zen. l6-ClintOn. Ia. Wisconsin
d n do IL
over mississippi river; damage $1,000
MaIch 1S-ChlcagO; Pittsburg Con
Struetion Co: Chicago Minneapolis &
St Paul, railroad construction work
derrick car dana ged
March 25-Perth Amboy. y J.. Penn
sylVania Steel Co.; drawbridge: dam
March 25-New Bradshaw Nd
youngstown Construction CO.. Ra1rf
more & Ohio railroad bridge; machinery
steel Co; Blackwell Island bridge. CAt-
April s-New York: Pennsylvania
steel Co; Blackwell Island bridge. CAt-
april New York: MeClintie-sfar-
snail Construction Co; Pier IS, North
river; machinery wrecked; damage $500
April s-Near West Farms Station
n. Y: Lewis F. Shoemaker & Co: high,
way bridge. (Attempt)
April - - Philadelphia: American
Bridge Co; Elevated road: material
April 26-FaH River. Mass; Ameri-
can Bridge Co.; bridge; damage $1,000
to $4,000.
May 3-Dayton. O.: American Bride.
Co; Chicago. Hamilton & Dayton rail-
road bridge: derrick car damaged.
May 21-New York: Pennsvlvsnfa
Steel Co. y drawbridge. (Attempt)
Nav 22-Baychester, N Y: Levi, p
shoemaker & Co.; bridge; damage
May 24-Aiken, Md; Youngstown
Construction Co.; Baltimore & Ohio
railroad bridge CAttempt)
June 2-Perryville. Nd: American
Bridge Co; Baltimore & Ohio railroad
bridge. (Attempt.)
June 2-CIeveland. O.: Plant Van
Dorm Iron Works Co; damage $500
June 15--SOmerset. Mass; Phoenix
Bridge Co.; bridge; material damaged
July Buffalo. n. Y; McC1int,e
Marshall Construction Co; LehiEh VAL
ley railroad bridge; damage $500
Aug. 6-ChicagO: American Bridge 1
Co.; Illinois Central railroad bridge;
work dana ed.
Aug. 6-Cincinnati. O.; Granger Con |
struction Co.; vfaduct
Aug. 9-St. Louis; Contractor not ]
given; bridge: (Attempt)
Oct. 15-HOlyOke Mass; Lewis T.
& Co; bridge. (Attempt-)
Nov. 3O-Cleveland. o.; Pittsburgh /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

George ". P Hunt has announced that
he VIII take the oath OF office as Arf-
zona's first governor on February u
at noon.
Mr. Hunt said he had received In
formation from attorney general Bull
lard at Phoenix that president Taft
would sign the proclamation admitting
Arizona TO statehood next Monday ana
that the signing would be announced
in Phoenix shortly after 10 o'clock.
M Hunt viii leave for Phoenix sun
day morning.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
WHAT MAKES A WOMAN? E

.T Is 81, 81 y. 4 FHt IL
One hundred and twenty pounds,
more or less, Of bone and muscle don't
make q woman. lisa good foundation.
Put into it health and strength and
she may rule a kingdom. But that's
just what Electric Bitters give her.
Thousands bless them for overcoming
fainting and dizzy spells and for dis
polling weakness, nervousness, back
ache and tired, listless, worn out feel
Ing. Electric Bitters have done me a
world Of good" writes Eliza Pool, De-
pew, Okla, "and ! thank you, with all
my heart, for making such a good
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
500 PER PLATE

was paid at banquet to Henry Clay,
in New Orleans in 1912. Mighty costly
for those with stomach trouble or in
digestion. Today people everywhere
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills for these
troubles as we'll as liver, kidney and
bowel disorders. Easy, safe, sure. Only
rs cents at all Druggists. i
.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
TWO WAYS TO ATTAIN FAM
One Along the Bloody Lane OF War
fare, the Other IN Garrss a
I. With Hunger. s:

t His way was tn Q bloody lane where
clanking caissons splashed along; his
goal. the line where blazing guns
laughed out their song OF death. On,
on he went His ears were filed with
sounds Of quick commands, bugla
blasts, discordant drums. No fiutter.
ing fear was In his heart. no thought
Of home. no specter OF the dread des.
pair that waited at the hearth If he
never came again. To him there waa
no warning IN the bullets deadly hiss.
Youth trod all reason under foot: am.
billion saw all glory overhead. On, on
hewent to woo his bride. the priceless
Jewel. Fame i ~ ! 81.
Another, IN q garret, sighed fol-
Fame. Crusts were his portion and
his raiment only rags Hermit like,
he toiled alone; nor cold nor hunger
even daunted him. He marshaled all
his hosts, and visions came and went,
On. on he toiled. In the snowfi fakes
that drifted "a and touched his hands
he read q message from the world
without; all white. all cheerless. Az a
Echrysalis. his fancy wove and spun
and made It's garments wondrous, then
burst Ia splendor on q waiting world.
Both fought tho fight; each In. HIS
way One for an heroic shape q
bronze. one for D speechless marble
face Each Tor an epitaph that all
the ages Ia the dust OF time might
know he did and died Philadelphia
Press
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

ter Of a well known pioneer family and
has a wide circle Of friends in Ram
sey county in which she has grown to
womanhood. The groom is a land
holder near Plaza and holds a lucra-
tive position at the same place. .s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
2. p p. Kirk Of Minot was in town


H 2. p. Kirk Of Minot was in town,
4. Monday. ..555 ,25ss.. A
n: Fred red ss'hneringer Of Rolla is in the
city. !, IA \
& Mrs. Sam Richardson Of warwick is
camping at Chautauqua. .ts.
Jim Uglum Of Bowbell visited in
town Monday. sS5 II II ;#.3 l8 sri.
John Gillespie and wife Of Milton
are il the city. ::3s
4. MI. and Mrs. J. m. Jacobson Of la
ii: kot tsI were IN town Sunday. 5:.#
+. Christianson Of Crocus was. a
Sunday visitor in town. Is ,3 ;js, !.
The Mcintyre family have returned
from q visit at Cando. NJ .53..5 (. /, B
10
Miss Edith Belcher Is visiting
I friends at; Fort! Totten. NJ As l9..
Howard Page, son Of p. B. Page Of
Grand Forks g Is in town visiting
friends 81 M.
s Mrs. "a. B. Kerlin has returned from
an extended visit at Freeport, ILL.,,
where she visited relatives. a: u
The Presbyterian Ladies' will serve
dinner tonight in the sevilla dining
4 room. "a; 534 Hs5. III
q. sss Bank Examiner Valley spent the
flrst Of the week in Devils Lake in his
official capacity n " ss$s.S
Geo. Graf Of Plaza went through
/ Tuesday to Webster where he will5visit
4 at the John Lange home. S ~; 4. n;
56I MISS Il cara y elson, u who las been
visiting friends at Grand sHarbor, re-
turned Monday to her home in Wis
consin. " N s5si NH } ,Ss;5
Mrs. Bernice Dittes and daughter,
Miss Adelaide, Of TIamline, arrived
Tuesday morning to visit with Mrs. "a
4 z. Johnson at e autauqua. :s!s$ ": 4
Miss Katherine Stafford came down
Id Monday from IN inot and will be. a
4 guest at the Bauer home on Eighth
street. ~ y
Mrs. w. r. o'Brien entertained in
honor OF Mrs. IIartig and Miss Nortz
who are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
81 ri Mrs. ". NJortz.
". schruth and son Harry Of Far.
30 arrived in the city Tuesday morn
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
!: Olive items
cleaned il and
about the city.

ing from Chinook, Mont, where they
landed 9 big sewer contract.
Penn people are much pleased be-
cause the Brandon train runs through
to Devils y Lake again. !;3.i. 4.
Miss Clara Thompson Of Bagley,
MINI, has returned home after a pleas
ant visit with.her aunt, Mrs Kingsley.
State Agent Hansen Of the j. Il. Case
company spent Tuesday in Devils Lake
with Agent Hazard. .f. !;
Miss Esther Honnett returned home
to Webster Tuesday after a weeks
visit with Miss Ethel Shell.
@ Mrs. John Mikkelson and daughters
Of Garske were in town Wednesday
shopping. t55''S +
2 n Et
Mrs Winnifred Hogan and daughter,
Miss Marie, are guests of G. N. Police
man =. P. Hogan and wife Of Sixth
street. d 55a !: y: q t vs. y Il, : "
Miss Clara Place Of Morris Town
ship went to Doyon Tuesday afternoon
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Miller. :.:,s 4 &. 5.% AZ IA 53:
Rev. Albert Torbet Of Devils Lake
will conduct public worship and preach
lin the Penn Presbyterian church Sun
day afternoon at 8 O'clock. \ h. II.
Mrs. Robert spotwood returned to
Grand Forks Tuesday after a pleasant
visit at the home Of her brother, John
Williams. n. 5ss n. .s5S3 M q. 5.Y5
Miss Margaret Lenhart has returned
from pleasant visit In Grand Forks
and resumed her work Wednesday in
the Office Of Dr.. W. ID. Jones.
Master James Hayden Of Crazy is
visiting with his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Place OF Morris town.
ship, while M rs. Hayden is enjoying a
visit with relatives at, Warwick. 4. /.
4
! Mrs. "a. E. Cogswell will leave the
first Of August for Kentucky. She will
be accom- panied by her little grand.
child, Daisy Orr, and they will spend
the winter there with relatives. .s5$
John T. Cock burn, a relative Of Re:
[ceiver Cock burn " Of the local u s.
Hand office, arrived in Devils Lake
MONDAY night, en- route to Drayten,
leaving this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. Rutten enjoy
| ed q visit Monda from Mr.. and Mrs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

Miss Marion Knowles Of jamestown,
who taught last year at Crazy, was
in the city Tuesday visiting friends
between trains. Miss Knowles has
been visiting friends at Milton and
Grand Forks and went Tuesday to
Darlington. q. NJ, :lS:s35. 4. :, !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

Mrs. Morris Smith returned Friday
evening from New, York City. Mrs.
Smith was absent from the city. for
more than six weeks having made the
trip east to purchase the fall stock for
the Fashion. '4+1,55 ''.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

81 Conductor Fred Graighill returned
Wednesday morning from two weeks
vacation spent at Cresco, Iowa, and in
the Twin Cities. Those who met Mr..
Craighilps sister. when she visited
here three years ago will be sorry to
learn that her health which has been
poorly, Is no better. ..:. ,.a,-,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

polls. Mr.. B.. Allen returned home
Sunday but the others will continue
their visit a few days longer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

II q .s; ==-. -. =, =, n,....
An auto load Of Gtafy people were
/ in town Monday on the way to res:
sender. They were Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Kalinowski and children, Mr.. KalinoW-
ski, ST., Miss Mary Kalinowski and
their guest, Miss Margaret Chisholm
Of Webster. In Fessenden they will
visit at the Kalinpwski home and at
tend the Wells County fair. ",
Mrs. Way and daughter, Miss Elsie
have returned from Alexandria, this
state, where they spent the past two
months with Mrs. Ways daughter,
Mrs. Brown. Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown who are known in this city
will be Interested in knowing Of the
little daughter which arrived recently
to bless their home.
a. n Morgan. a. United States pri-
soner who was brought here to serve e
thirty days for using the overnllm N en- !.
man for frauds, completed his time
Saturday and was released. Morgan,
who was formerly travelling man,
advertised to show young ladies an az
easy way Of making money and to
those who answered he gave the agent-.
cy for magazine, the cription,
money to be turned In to him. Several
OF the applicants were successful 81 IN &
selling the magazine and the fraud q.
was not suspected until the subscrfb-
erss failed to get their magazine;
Among the victims were some people
III Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lange Of Morris
township have issued Invita- ions TO
the wedding Of their daughter. Miss
Hattie Margaret TO MI. George Grafs
lof Plaza. The ceremony will be per
formed BIZ Father Justice before nup-
tial High Mass. July 18th. at St. Bene-
diets church IN Ontario township and
d receptio ion will he held at the home
|of the bride, - parents ia Morris town
ship All 80 ! ia the aff Il moon. This
nargiage VIII excite nluie = interest II
Ethat the sharming bride Il the daugh.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
INSECT BITE cosTs Leg.

81 A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite q AZ Insect two years before. 10
avert such calamities from stings and
bites Of insects use: Bucklen's Arnica
salye prompt TO kill the poison and
prevent ilatlanma alton, swelling ana
pain. Heals burns, boils. ulcers. piles.
Il cuts, bruises. Only 25 cents
at all Druggists,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12


Rubb elke Of Crary and their daughter
Mrs. HENDERSON Of Cologne, MINI, who
is visiting at Crary. sss5 85
Harold Moeller and Mr.. Mcbride who
played with the Churchs Ferry team
at sChautauqua, were entertained while
In town at the home. Of DR.. w. K.
Moeller. II GIL. s:S &5 h. u, ri a, III
Louis Glerum, son of Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Glerum is here to spend the summer
with his parents. Mr.. Glerum has
been in Denver and Colder, Colo.
II Miss Eva Piechowski, one Of the
Mercy hospital nurses, left Tuesday
for her home at Webster, s., Oak,
where she will recuperate after: an
appendicitis operation. I'M s5 5 r.. d. 5s \
4. Miss Nellie Bryne, who has been a
guest OF Miss Belle O'Connor, left
Tuesday forGrand Forks where she
will spend few days and then go to
her home at Langdon. 55@.3# & II. 3 w
!. Miss Katie Bauer, one Of the oblig.
ing clerks in Mann's basement, leaves
Sunday for st. Paul where: she will
spend a two weeks vacation with re
latives. 5i Itt5. 5a;.. n IN IN II
Mrs Ida Reynolds and daughter, Ir.
ma, Of Aberdeen. s. Oak, arrived in
Devils Lake the Fourth Of July and
will spend the summer with Mrs. Rey.
.nold's son, H. B. Reynolds, East Sixth
street. Al s RI a .#s$:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

our AID IN the Intero Ocean viii
bring irnme diate results.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

II. MT. and Mrs. A.: MaXSOn, are ENJOY
Ing aivisit from Mrs. Maxson's mother.
Mrs. J. b. Bashor of Mount Morris,
III, and Mrs. J. e. Miller, wife of the
president of the Mount Morris college.
A party Of ladies are being enter
tanned this week by Mrs. r. Moshier.
They are Mrs. Claude LIE Due Of Lari-,
more, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. War
necke of Cando and Mrs Warneeke's
mother, Mrs. Cotton Of Savannah, Ill.
! Joe Stenson returned to Grand Forks
Tuesday after pleasant visit with
his parents. His little cousin. the
Misses Stenson, who have ben visit
ing at the home of their uncle, return
ed with him. ~, FIX
The first R. H. G. automobile to be
received in the Lake Region will ar
rive this week, consigned to Fred J..
Traynors a 1913 model, equipped with
electric lights and other new features,
was purchased by Mr.. Traynor and will
be given a tryout. (: .y..s 3s
Friends Of the family received word
fWednesday Of the birth Of q little
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Peter Patter-
son Of Williston, July 5. Mrs. Patter-
son will be remembered here as Miss
Katie Lenhart, daughter Of Mrs. John
Lenhart Of this city. 81 4. 5335$##.
5s: .st
Mrs. H. p. Goodman has been enjoy
ing 9 visit from her brother, 3. Allen
and wife, her sister, Miss Allen and an
other brother, Ward, all Of Minnea-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

~ Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rutten enjoy
ed q visit Monda from m Il. and Mrs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

. John T. Cock burn, a relative Of Re-
|ceiver Cockburn j Of the local U: 81
land office, arrived in Devils Lake
Monday night, en- route .to Drayten,
leaving this morning. m