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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
FRANKLIN.

Miss Margaret Hopkins and Mrs. Farms
worth spent Sunday in Burlington with
Mrs. Hopkins at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tal.--Miss Ella Randall spent Sunday at
East Fairfield. guest of Miss Mabel Gates
Mildred Powell returned from Morris
vile, Jeffersonvlle and East Fairfield,
where she has been spending a week.
Mrs. Lena Graves of st. Adams is in
town-Miss Chalker of Weybridgc IS a
guest at the Chambers Miss Ella Whit
ney, who has been III at +. l.. Pierce's,
has improved and gone to her home In
Fast Franklin.--M!sses Louisa Raymo
and Mildred Geno returned Tuesday from
Parre.--Mrs. A. Magnant Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Will Tatro. IN West Enos-
burg Miss Dorothy Horskin Is visiting
in Bellows Falls. White River Junction
and Sharon.-Mrs. j. C.. IIubbell OF st.
Adams is a guest at X. II. Straits Miss
Bcrn!ce Price of Mdlesex Is a guest of
her aunt, Miss Matte Prce.-Mis; Ella
Randall is spending a week at lightgate
Springs with J. I. Dimon's family.-A
daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs r. j. Gates Tuesday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Hanver returned from
Fredericksburg Tuesday evening and left
Wednesday mornong for White River
Junction. where he has "A position Dur
ing their stay here of three years they
have made many friends .-Mildred Powell
Is visiting in Richford. The Christian En-
deavor society of the congregational
Church will sell ice cream at the Sheldon
county fair.-The pastors topic at the
Congregational Church Sunday will he
Gods Purpose of Mans Opportunity.
Edith r. Gates will lead the Christian
Endeavor service at the congregational
Church Sunday evening. Topic, Gods
Beautiful Out-of-Doors. The ladies OF
the Congregational Church will serve a
| supper in their parlors Thursday even
| ing.
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weeks at the home Of her uncle, il. j..
|ewinycr. Joseph Dryer and chill
|dren and Miss Idela Dwyer Of Bristol
have been at Henry Dryers the past
week.
Miss Ruth Andrews Of Essex Junction
L Ia visiting In town.-Miss Jessie Crane OF
Burlington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Elise. c. Taft Of Montpelier and Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Andrews OF Berlin visit
ID at Lyman TIiil's over Sunday.--Miss
Pauline Tart is visiting friends in Mont
pelier and Berlin.-Mrs Mary Hill and
children returned to their homo In Grove
Ion. ~ H., Monday after spending the
past few weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Ezra Kimball-Mrs. James Cass OF
Randolph is visiting her sister. Mrs d.
F. Hanks and Mrs. w A. Miner.-Mrs.
Anna Dwire Of Bristol is visiting at
Henry Dwire's.--Miss Luna Gardner re-
turned to Burlington Monday after visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gardner.-The Rev. 8. p. Perry OF Fair
Haven Is visiting friends In town this
week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
MONTGOMERY CENTER

Ransom r. Chaplin who lives on the
Notch road. shot a deer Saturday morn
ing and one Monday morning They We're
in his oat field eating oats. He dressed
and reported the killing Of the deer to
Fish and Game Warden Holbrook -
James r. Martin left Monday for London,
Ont-Mrs. Martin is going for few days
to Boston.--George Scribner has returned
from Greenville. Ne, and gone to work
at ]. c. Hutchins' s.-A gang Of six or
eight men left Saturday for Greenville
Me-, to work for the Veenere Products
company-A. J. Croft of Inosburg Falls
was In town Tuesday.-The annual meet
ing of the Trout River company was
held at their office Tuesday evening. the
old board of directors was elected. Off
GERS elected We're: President. W. j..
Wright: secretary and treasurer. y. W.
Paul; general manager. Alex Laplant
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Leavens ana
daug liter Of Cambridge arc passing few
days in town.-Mrs. John sullivan OF Bos-
ton, Mass, Is visiting at the home Of A.
II. Bowen-Mr. and Mrs. t. A. Powers
of Manchester. N. H.. spent few days
at the home OF A. C. Sinclair.-Mr. and
Mrs Harris Shoner of Burlington are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Shoner's
mother, Mrs. Lillian Thompson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wells passed Sunday with
Mrs Wells parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Jennc.-Mrs. Leon Jeffords Is ill-Mrs. 3.
A. stiles Is visiting In Richford.
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ROCKFORD.

r. NJ. Barnes deputy collector, Is taxi
Ing his annual vacation, and with his
family. Is in camp at his summer cot
tage In North Hero.-Miss Ruth McKen-
ney OF Hartford, Conn, Is passing her
vacation with friends here--Remi Demon
VILE. who suffered a shock while visiting
his son In Newport, has been removed To
his home here, and his condition Ia com
Portable. His son, Aiferry Denonville OF
Springfield. Mass. visited him last week
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Chadburn OF Mon
treal are visiting here.-Mr and Mrs
Charles NJ. Scofeld OF Burlington are
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. C. 9. Sconeld.-
DR., Harry s. Hammond. a graduate OF
the dental department OF Tufts College
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFAX.

a very pretty wedding was held at the
home Of Mrs Ida Hunt in Fairfax, when
her only daughter. Fern Ethel, was
united in marriage to Earle Glenwood
Gates of Cambridge on Thursday, August
!, at three o'clock. the Rev. Fred Daniels
performing the ceremony. The bride and
groom accompanied by Rex Gates, broth
err Of the groom, as best man, and Ruth
Brownell of Malletts Bay as maid of
honor entered the parlor to the strains
of Lohengrin's wedding march. played by
Laurette Gates, sister of the groom. They
we're married under white bell and arch
of green and gold. The bride wore a
white suit and hat to match and carried
a bouquet of brides roses. The maid Of
honor was also gowned In white suit
and hat to match and carried bouquet
of white sweet peas. After tho ceremony
the guests assembled In the dining room
where luncheon was served by Ellen Me-
lendy, Ruth Stewart. Clara Southland and
Ruth Shepardson. The same color scheme
of green, gold and white was used to deco
rate the table. The gifts of cutgass. sill
verware, linen. furniture and money were
varied and beautiful. Those present from
out Of town We're Mr.. and Mrs f. J.
Gates, Miss Laurette Gates. Rex Gates.
Albert Cutting and son, Mrs Eliza Cut
ting, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellsworth and
daughter. Kathleen, of Cambridge. Mr..
and Mrs. n. j. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Cunning
| ham. Mrs, Evelyn Bliss, Mrs. Robert Wat
erbury, Mrs. w d. Head, Miss Winifred
Head and Herman Head and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hurlbert of St. Adams, Mrs
| Nelson Harvey of Canaan. Mrs Ella Shat
| tuck and Miss JEANNE Hunt of Bakers
field. Miss Ruth Stewart of Wesford. Miss
Ellen Melendy. Burlington, Miss Ruth
Brownell. Malletts Bay, Mrs. Elmer LIANT
and Hollis Lamb of Fletcher. The
bride Is a popular young lady of this towr
| and a successful teacher, having taught
| four years. tie last term being In Bellows
| Free Academy. The groom Is a graduate
Of Rockland Military school and now
prosperous farmer in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Depatie have returned
after a week in Worcester and Boston,
Mrs Louis Carpenter Of Essex Junction
is the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wood.-Fred Stafford of Burling
ton spent Tuesday with his mother. Mrs
George safford.-Mrs. Clara Orton ant
daughter. Adele OF Burlington. are visit
ing in town.-Mrs. Lottis Story has re
turned after several weeks In Burlington
Hollis Woodwork of Randolph Is Wis
iting at the home OF his granddaughter
Mrs. George Foss.-Mrs. VIII Barkyoum
has gone to the Fanny Allen hospital TO
medical treatment.-C. d. orion and famil
spent Thursday In Milton.-Miss Harrie
: Harrington of fIolyoke. Mass, Is visitinI
her mother, Mrs. T. l.. Marvin.-Mrs. ELL
Shattuck of bakersfield Is the guest o
Mrs w. w. Foss.-C. f. Mudgett OF Enos
: burg Falls was business visitor In tow
Tuesday.-Miss Jennie Hunt and Mrl
George Hunt spent Wednesday in Pleas
j ant Valley.
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UNCERHILL CENTER.

John Culver passed Sunday with
relatives at Rouses Point. N. Y.--Mr.
and Mrs. l.. o. Brush. who have been
visiting in the West the past two
months, returned Mon lay.-Thomas
Conway went TO Starksboro Tues lay.
While no caucuses nave been held
yet, 1t is settled that +. p. Tillison
and ]. T. Fitzsmonds will be the re-
publican AMI democratic candidates
for town representatives. respective.
"
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Peterson and
Miss Marion Peterson are camping at
Lake Carmi, Frnnklin.-Clifton Lambert.
who has been chauffeur for d. w, Paul
this summer. has gone to Montgomery to
work in the Veneer mill Mrs. Frank
Hadd and Mrs. Marvin Hadd visited In
Jericho over sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. w,
r. Corliss, MIR, and Mrs. +, French II. y.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Mead of Lancaster,
Mass. are visiting at C. N. Mead's.-Miss
Addie Rouhan of West Topsham has been
the guest Of Miss Iva Thorp.-Mr and
Mrs c. c. Gould OF Townshend came Sat
urday for a two weeks visit with their
daughter. Mrs. l., c. MacGibbon.-Miss
Lora Chadwick OF Cambridge. Mass. who
has been visiting at C. e. Scribner's. went
Monday to South Royalton. where she
will spend few weeks before returning
10 her home In Cambridge.-A F. Nay re-
turned to his home In Boston Sunday
Mrs. Nay will stay another Week.-Mrs.
Anna Gurlie Of New Hampshire IL visit
ing her mother. Mrs Henry Dickinson.
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FLETCHER.

George Wells and family Of Haverhill.
N. H., visited at d. c. Robinson's the
past week They made the trip here by
automobile.-M Mable BoOzan has re-
turned from Jericho. where she has been
visiting the past few days.-Miss Jennie
Lamb has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital much improved In health-Mrs'
Elmer Lamb and son. Hollis. were In
Fairfax Thursday to attend the Gates
Hunt wedding.
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ST. Adams.

Daniel r. Mccarthy. who has been
city engineer for several years. Will
leave here probably September |. hav-
ing secured employment as engineer
and manager of the Lawrence Park
Realty company OF Bronxville. n. Y.
by which he was employed previous
TO coming to st. Adams. His resigna-
ton dates to take effect September l
hut Mr.. Mccarthy says that II the city
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Henry Fassett aged Sj. passed away
Monday after a few days illness with
double pneumonia. The funeral was
held Wednesday at two O'Clock. the ReV'
II. a. Jones officiating. Mr. fassett
leaves a wife and two daughters, MIS-
William Pfenstiel of Enosbury Fails anu
Miss Lena Fassett Of Haverhill, Mass.
both of whom we're with him to the last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
SOUTH HERO.

The account of the fire published on
another page under South Hero
date should have given the name
of the residence as Locust Grove instead
of Maple Grove. and the owners name
as Mrs II. Kibbe instead Of Mrs. Kibbe
Allen She SAYS she had no kerosene In
the house so the fire could not have been
started by pouring kerosene on the wood.
Mrs Kibbe Is 81 years old instead Of be-
ing over 60. and in endeavoring TO save
her plano broke one arm.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. II. T. Brown and son, Arthur Of
Springfield. Mass, spent Sunday with Dr..
and Mrs Kenyon.-Mrs. Ellen NJ Day
visited her daughter. Mrs. f. H. Andrus,
in Burlington last week.-Dr. Charles
Bates of Morrisville has been a visitor
In town.-Miss Marion Wright and Helen
Andrus OF Burlington are spending the
week at Mrs. Day's.-Mr. and Mrs
Holmes and son. Earl OF johnson were
In town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. yelling.
ton Sager OF Burlington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wright.-Tht
Rev. and Mrs. Twiss and two sons arr
spending their vacation in the Adiron
dacks.-Mrs. Elmer Wheelock and two
sons Of Huntington came Monday nigh
to visit relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. Rhue
Wheelock OF South Burlington are II
town-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallas o
New Jersey. who have been spending tn
past three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Thompson. returned to their hom
Wednesday
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French and Marvin Hadd. who have been
at o. r. Moffatts the past two weeks,
have returned to Boston.-Miss X. Grace
Wadlegh has returned from Dorchester
and Boston. where she has been for the
past month.
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ESSEX.

The Rev. W. G. Brown of st. Albans
will preach at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday at 1890 a. m.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wool and Mr. and Mrs
Saxon of Bristol Conn. went to the
mountain Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Dorr
are camping at the island.-The friends
OF Mrs. Guy Ransom gave her a sur.
prise party Wcdnesday.-M Renna
Green Of Fairfax is visiting at tho Cen
trail Telephone officeDr and Mrs. Peck
of Springfield, Mass, are visiting at c.
W. Bates's.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Anna Minckier Of Grand Isle is a
quest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Minckler.-
Master Walter Roades and sister OF
Waterbury are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
II. Gregory.-Miss Bernice Hall was at
home from Cambridge over sunday.-Mrs.
Clara Powell from Gordon Missionary
Training school. Boston. who 10 spend
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ing the summer months here and con-
Quoting services at the Baptist Church,
exchanged pulpits Sunday with the Rev.
Mr.. sturges Of Underhill.-- The dime social
met with Mrs. p. c. Locke Wednesday.
MFR. and Mrs. w. A. Bohonnon were
again called to Alburg by the critical
condition Of their son. Edward There is
to be social on the church lawn Thurs
day evening. The program will consist
Of orchestral music. male quartette and a
Japanese wedding In their native
costume. Japanese music will be rendered
Admission 10 free.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
EAST CHARLOTTE.

There will be no preaching service
at the Baptist Church next Sunday,
the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Dawson,
with his family having gone on his
annual vacation.-Mrs. Lewis Beers,
who has been i'll for week. Is some
what improved. though still confined
to her bei.-Mrs. Polly Clark of Brat
tleb orc is visiting her nephew. Will
liam e. Harris. and family.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Prinile have leased a
lot at Thompson's Point and are pre-
pairing to erect a cottage.-Mrs. WOOL
and her daughter. Mrs. Richards. and
Master Fred Richards of Nebraska
are guests OF MISS Marion Horsford.-
Miss Nicola Beers has returned from
Thompsons Point. where she has been
visiting relatives.--Miss Leila Fonda
was at home from Burlington over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard
AMI daughter. Miss Evelyn. left Mon
day for an automobile trip to Port
land. Me-, where they will visit Mrs.
Hazari's brother. B. E. Baldwin and
family for couple Of weeks.-Mrs.
David Tower and two children, who
has been spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Scott
mas returned to Shelburne.-Burt
Teelyea Of Leominster. Mass, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Teelyea.-Mrs. Electa Cove Is
with her daughter. Mrs. Lewis Beers
who Is ill.--There will be no mid-week
prayer meeting this week on account
of the absence Of the pastor, Mr.. Davi-
son.-The Rev. W. 3. Goodman, pas
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Shelburne, will preach at Lyceum
Hall Sunday afternoon at the usual
hour-Mrs. ]. r. Taggart left Mon
lay afternoon for Canada to visit
relatives-E H. Converse is spen ding
q few Says at his farm.
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BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Brush accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. John McGargan Of
Richmond took an automobile trip to Bur-
lington Tuesday.-L. Senior with his
brother, G. Senior, of Warren went to
Monkton Tuesday.-H. Muzzy. after doing
the haying on several farms in Duxbury.
10 haying on the Coo Brass company's
farm.--Robert Murphy OF Barre is at
the Bishop House for a few days.-A
party composed entirely Of ladies from
Waterbury started Saturday morning at
this point to visit Camel's Hump. Missing
the direct trail they did not reach the
mountain until 600 p. m. The next day
they came back by way OF Duxbury. More
guide boards are needed on the trail
The George Gin house, recently purchased
by George Cutler. was burned with all
its contents last Saturday night-Miss
Bobar of Waterbury has recently been
employed 70 take charge of the railroad
station at East Bolton. Former Station
Agent Charles Ryan has a similar posi-
ton In Underhll.--Nels Hall Of West
Bolton came Tuesday and will work FOR
|C. s. Brush.-Mrs. Nina Preston OF
Middesex is In town.-Sidney Sabins was
in Burlington Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
MILTON BoRo.

Miss Mae Hogaboon Of Burlington spent
Sunday at her aunts. Mrs. John Shean's.
About 60 young people went to the
Wood cottage at Camp Rich Friday even
ing and gave Miss Sadie Wilbur a birth
day party.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08

Frazier before leaving for Maine Mon
day.-Harland Maynard passed Sunday at
John Fitch's
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HUNTINGTON.

W. w. Swinyer and Miss Mildred Wy
man Of Vergennes and Mrs. Lucy Swinyer
Of Burlington spent Il part Of last week in
town.-W. c. Bingham. Mrs. F. r. Bing-
ham and young son were at ] II. Nor
TONS Friday.-Miss Daisy Kenyon and
Mrs Nettie Fitch from Burlington were
at home over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Alger of Bristol were at John
Carpenters over Sunday.-Mrs. Ida Johns
of Burlington is at N. A. Johns's.
The Rev. g. p. Perry Of Fair Haven Is a
guest at c. ]. Norton's.-Miss Fern Fargo
Of Randolph Is visiting at T. H. Sweets
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. z. Johns and two chill
dren OF New York are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. n. A. Johns.-The Misses Flea
nor and Laura Sweet are visiting in
Starksboro.-Mr Brigham Of Randolph Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. S. Kemp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
sHELBURNE.

Miss Elizabeth Weeks entertained sew
eral young ladies' at a five o'clock tea
Saturday afternoon In honor Of her cousin,
Miss Tilton Weed, who is visiting her
Mrs Stella M. Field returned to her home
in Springfield Monday after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. F. r. Stoddard.--
Mrs. P. J. Hodgkins OF Johnson is visit
Ing her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Stoddard.-
Mrs. Hoag OF Rutland is visiting Mrs.
F. w. Bissonett.-Mrs. Hubbard of
Cedar Rapids, Ia. is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. W. A. Weed.-Miss Alfredda Stod-
dard, who has been spending a few days
at Starr Farm Beach, has returned home
Mrs. Thomas Thompson gave party
TO IA little people Monday afternoon
In honor Of her little daughters, Edith.
second birthday. Lunch was serve
and the little people all had a good
time.-Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Bell of New
York are visiting Mrs. Bells sister
Mrs John w. Curtis.-Mrs. whitney
ana daughter, Anna Of North 1ams
Mass, who are In camp at Cedar
Crest, Starr Farm Beach. VISITED al
DR. and Mrs. Stoidard's Tuesday-The
Rev. George y. Bliss AMI daughter OF
Burlington were the guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Weeks Monday
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
QUALITY AND QUANTITY SAID
TO EXCEL ANY IN RECENT
YEARS.

Every month that ends in : is in
cluded in the oyster season, accord
ing to the meat market men, but it
will be three weeks at least before
any number Of good oysters, are
brought to Devils Lake, unless the
weather should settle down to con-
tinued cool. Some mighty good BIZ
valves will be offered at the local
markets this year, the dealers say.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. The oy-
ster season ficially opened today,
and Judging by the news brought in
by the vanguard sent out to look over
the grounds the .ibivalves will be more
plentiful than ever this year. It is al
SO predicted that the quality Of the
oysters will excel any in recent years.
While the opening Of the oyster sea
son is impatiently awaited by thous-
ands Of epicures. it is the oyster
barons Of Dock and Water streets
who really pine for the season to op-
en-.
To them bumper crop means gen.
erous profits. Advance news Of the
oyster crop is as eagerly received by
them, as is . confidential tsinside tip"
by dabbler In the stock market.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Bert Williams a former resident Of
this city but who has been at Grand
Forks for come time has accepted a
position as royal chef for his majesty
Otto Chiostri at the big little restau.
rant. 4
A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodent j. Wilmott last
Saturday morning, at the General hos
pital. Bob is strutting around as
proud as g. peacock and is loud in his
praise of the medical staff and the
nurses of the hospital.
John Haslam the genial proprietor
Of the Quality Store who has been at
the Twin Cities and elsewhere for sew
eral weeks on purchasing tour, has
returned home and is again hard at
it at the big store arranging for some
sensations which he wants to spring
on the bargain hunters in the neal
future.
Jake Erickson Of Minot, well known
i'll this section was an arrival yes.
terday and will make his home in De
wills Lake having accepted position
with Thomas Turner to promote The
interests Of the Northwestern Nation
al Life Insurance company. Mr.. Ericl
son has moved his family to Devil.
Lake.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
MANY CLUBS ARE
SHOWING INTEREST

New interest is being awakened n
various sections Of the state in the
coming show Of the Northwestern De
velopment league which will be stag.
ed this year in Minneapolis. Sever
al commercial clubs are greatly in.
terested in the movement and many
Of them will establish exhibits FOL
their respective sections of the state
to be used in the general state exhib'
it at Minneapolis.
Lansford, Bottineau county, viii
place exhibits at the land SHOW in
Minneapolis and the city will also
provide exhibits for the use of the
Great Northern and 500 railroads
Splendid crop conditions will make
the exhibit good.
Stark county, through the Dickin
son commercial club, will have q dis.
play for the Minneapolis show, and il
vii be made part Of the Missouri
slope league display there. Stark
also will have display for the state
show.
Eddy county will be represented by
an exhibit through the activities OF
the New Rockford commercial club
Several Commercial clubs are also
indicating interest in other features
also. The Kenmare clubs has fixed
September 81 as market day. The
under way.
In Rugby reorganization of the
club has been perfected with the fol
lowing officers; President, W. D. Nc.
Clintock; treasurer, W. J. Holbrook;
secretary; J. N. Page, Rugby is show.
ing great concern in the proposed
route Of the Minneapolis-St. Louis
line through the state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
MOVING OPERATIONS OCCURRED
YESTERDAY-Is NOW WE'LL
LOCATED.

Downstairs please, is the path which
leads to the county auditors office,
Auditor Bice having completed NOV
ing operations yesterday afternoon.
The new offices are considerably more
advantageous TO. carrying ,ut the du-
ties Of the county auditor. There is
more room and the larger vault makes
1t far more convenient for handling
records. County Auditor Bice has the
office well arranged and when the
work is completed it will be the best
county Office at the court house,
States Attorney Duell will ba located
in the rooms formerly occupied by the
county commissioners while the treas.
urer Ill have his own Office and the
one formerly occupied by the county
auditor.