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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
A Spoon Insult.

The etiquette of eating was formerly
simpler. because the number OF table
implements was smaller. Sir Charles
Murray (born in 1906, states in his
"Reminiscences that dessert spoons
were unknown in the days of his
youth. and people scraped along very
comfortably with only teaspoons and
tablespoons When dessert spoons
were invented Hamilton Place, the seat
OF Sir Charles uncle. was among the
first households in Scotland to adopt
them. and a small laird invited to dine
there was both astonlshed and dis
guSted to find one Of the new fashioned
spoons handed 10 him with the sweets
what for do you gle me this?" he in
quired of the footman. do We think
ma mooth has got ony smaller since !
lappit ma p?"-London Chronicle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
QUEER BANK CHECKS.
Drawn on Wood and other Things, but
They Got the Money.

There is a bank clerk In a western
city who has for years INDUCED
hobby for collecting bank checks
drawn on queer articles. There hang
about this clerks desk torn linen
collar, a piece Of lath, cuff and vari-
Gus other objects used for the pur-
pose of drawing money from the bank
Each of these has a story. The
clerk began his collection with piece
of Hath. This was honored by the bank
for $3.50. Ii was made into check
by the owner of a sawmill. who, with
his son. was at the plant with no
check book. The money was needed
to pay the hands. The sawmill man
wrote on the hath just what a check
correctly drawn would bear and sent
his son to the bank to get the money
and explain The lath check was bon
ored after some discussion among the
bank officers.
The cuff check was drawn by an
actor who while intoxicated had en-
gagged In fsticuffs with a fellow
Thespian and had been arrested. He
was treated cavalerly in his cell. As
he could obtain no paper, he bribed
boy to take his cuff check to bank.
In due course the player received his
money and paid bis fine.
II one carries a good account II is
probable that his bank will honor his
check. even IL drawn in a freaky way.
but as a general thing they are loath
TO encourage that sort of procedure
Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13

you going?" 81 am going to Wash
ington to see President Lincoln"
But what is your business with Mr..
Lincoln? my brother is condemned
to be shot, l am going to ask Mr..
Lincoln to spare him, he is the only
boy we have got and he has always
been a good bcy Sh9 told her
story in full That &C ,dueor ? sc l
her on :" the ne-;' on run to
Washir and 50 on until she ar
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
What Did He Mean 2

The new cook came out and did very
well her drSt afternoon at Lonelyville
After dinner she approached the head
OF the house.
How early shall get up In the
morning?" she inquired.
Well" said Mr.. Subbubs. "the FIRST
train for the city leaves here at 6:S5.
You'll have TO get up about 6 II you
want to make t"-Washington Her
aid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
PIONEER PREACHERS.
Those Of Missouri's Early Days Had
to Be Expert Riflemen.

Nearly every pioneer preacher in Mis-
souri, was as expert in the use of the
rifle as any OF the laymen. Services
were usually held in neighbor's cabin.
Notice of meeting" was promptly
and generally circulated. and the set.
tiers attended. uniformly bringing their
rifles to guard against possible sur
prises or to obtain game on the way
to or from the service.
The pioneer preachers labored with
out money and without price They
gained their substance. as did their
neighbors. by The rifle and bv their
daily toll in the cearings and the corn
fields.
The Rev. .Illstinlan Williams. Metho-
dist. and the Rev Peyton Nowlin and
the Rev Thnnas Kinney. Baptists.
were the % preachers in Saline
county. ! 'r:l'h"d on Edmon-
sons rl'" to. l'ig BOTTOM.
"Old Ban rallcd.
was 80 ,"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13

Ibid dat man offer any inducement
10 git you to buy dat muller
"Yaas indeed" replied Mr.. Erastus
Pinkley. He give me his membership
In a ISOLATION dat pervides a handsome
funeral for anybody dat belongs to IT,"
Washington Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13

Are you one Of the people who hop
up nervously when the train is near.
ing the station and stand until it
stopsg You think you are saving lot
OF time. whereas In reality a car
emptles itself in three-quarters of a
minute. Woman's Home Companion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
Worse Punishment.

Mrs Ado you ever scold your hus-
band1 Mrs. B.-Not now. I've found
lomething more effective-I ask him
Tor money Boston Transcript
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
eamino.

"Yesl 1 think the next lecture
shall give viii be on Keats"
"oh. professor, what are keatsT'-
London Sketch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13


come, told Mr. Lincoln a litt'9 /
wished to speak to him.
AS before. he suspend all else,
and called to the attendant to admit
her. She came toward the great
man and falling on her knees cried
out please Mr.. President save my
brother, he is going to be shot"
IeGgId d!qsIoM GIImeJ STU W IeqlgJ
What is his name my child?" She
gave it, The execution was to take
place within a few hours; time was
precious.
Taking the child by the hand he
walked with her to the war depart
ment. Entering, Mr.. Lincoln asked a
clerk for information as TO the loca-
ton of certain troops in the field in
order TO locate Henry. There was
the usual fumbling due to red tape"
and becoming impatient Mr.. Lincoln
cried out away with your red tape
find where this boy is at once" He
was angry, not for himself. but for
the sorrow stricken household and
the pleading innocent child at his
side. The war office was all in a
furry in an instant, and fearing that
they would not produce the informa-
ton speedily enough, he, the master
mind in every situation stepped
quickly to a telegraph operator and
directed this dispatch to the head
quarters of every military division
of his army. Suspend all military
executions for "a hours" A. Lin
coin.
Now the war office could go
through its red tape and find Henry,
so that a special order could be
sent for his pardon. He afterwards
died heros death in a subsequent
battle of the war.
Though he was the great master
mind he was servant of all. Christ
like was Lincoln, yet the greatest of
statesmen. Many earnest souled
Americans have prayed for another
Lincoln. Very well ande good--now
let us be Lincolns, not self seekers
but seekers for the greatest good for
mankind, Our patriotism is deep, let
it be broad enough to desire and
promote the welfare of our country
first, and of all mankind.
Park A. Bradford.
North Dorset, VT. Feb, 10, 1913.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13

A man who is not ashamed Of him
self need not be ashamed Of bis early
condition Daniel
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

IS Gull Ty
THE DILLON CASE IS NOW ON
TRIAL IN DISTRICT COURT
AT CANDO,

Cando, N. D., March 14.-William
McGinnis today pleaded guilty in the
district court here to a charge of
murder in the second degree, admit
ting the responsibility Of the death
of Parked sleeman, colored. His
sentence will be fixed by jury to
which the evidence will be submitted.
McGinnis and Sleeman were playing
poker in a hobo camp near Egeland,
this county, September II last, when
they became involved in an argument.
McGinnis shooting Sleeman down,
and being captured few hours later
by q posse. To the men who caught
him McGinnis, who is a Kentuckiaa,
declared that "shooting niger ism T
much Of stunt" and he boasted that
! his father had several hicks in his
gun for just such deeds.
Lyon Dillon, charged with murder.
ing James Rose, is on trial and the
evidence probably will be concluded
tomorrow. Dillon and Rose fought
| with knives, Rose receiving stab
wound close to the heart mad dying q
result.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
.ST[F FANSS0N
SAILS NORTH
CAPTAIN Peterson Is WORRIED
BECAUSE FULL GREW MUST
BE CANADIANS.

A dispatch from San Francisco,
says that the whaling bark Karluk
sailed yesterday for Esquimault, B.
G., on the voyage Of arctic exploration
to be undertaken under the auspices
Of the Canadian government by Vii.
hjalmar stefansson, discoversr Of the
blond Eskimos.. :
On board will be Captain c. Theo.
.dore Peterson, q naturalised Ame.i.
can citizen, in command as navigator,
and Dr.: R. NJ. Anderson at the head
Of party of ten scientists.
Mr.. stefanson will join the az
pedition at Esquimault with wire,
less outht and : motion picture equip
4ent. '''.S. l:,,s>. l,,s>>.: :s!.ll i .'.:
!, pndery tbsf fternss ef the Canadian
agFssnsnt Tie rrsm Ind navigaters 81
tSe: xaranR 1sn,tt, sbs Canadians. >cap
saizns ssaizsf feasfse enit,sslA A;;sttll hopinsahe ca.
ceans to n agssinsnt ~. Witch i.
win rot bt required to forfeit III,
American allegiance.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
.BANQUt IS
BIC NOISE
MANY DEVILS LAKERs LOOKING
FORWARD TO EVENT TUES
DAY EVENING. :.

"Good things to eat, like mother
used to make" !" will be the kind seyv-
ed at the Citizens banquet Tuesday
night, when the Methodist ladies will
have charge Of the big booster 1'u-
Ier.
Aeceptances which a1- comiag il
rapltly at the Commerce. al cluo otIic:
are evidence that q record break As
crowd will dine in tia Roller Rink
next Tuesday evening ae guests Of
the Commercial club. @
Allen D.. Albert, editor Of the Min.
neapolis Tribs.ss, VIA win maks she
main address of thesesm ing is o,4s Of
the best informed M: on comman:,y
development work in the Northwest.
Not only il Mr.. Albert q. journalist Of
renown, but he is,a student Of pub
lie. affairs from the: newpaper stand
point, and has been greatly interested
and very active in community work
in Minneapolis and throughout the
Northwest.
W. w. King, state secretary Of the
N. p. Retail Merchants association,
Iwill deliver. a,:short address On Re
tail Mesfeh.ats' cooperation, and. til.
Better " Farming association win bt
represented by a practical man VIII
/ will be the speaker on the field worl
Of the; association. ;s;;z.a,
! Pres. ", +, Horton viii give :,
outline 81 the Commercial club IS: plan
I for the coming year. Z ~,
The. music which win be provided
by the Great Northern orchestra 10,
the dinner hour viii be most enliveu
ing and will contribute greatly to til.
liveliness Of the evening.
Several unique features are arranged
for this affair which viii be sprung ..
surprises.
Any one who has not received ar
invitation, Is urged to notify secre
tary Kenner.
Every man in the city who can b
present is wanted. No man should mis-
this evening Of entertainment, and .,
education along the lines Of what con
munity development and active Com
mercial club work mean. "
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
JURY COULD
No I AGREE
jim JAM JEMS PUBLISHERS WILL
BE TRIED AGAIN FIRST
or MAY.

Special tn the World.
!. Bismarck, N. D., March l4.-The
jury having the case Of the govern
ment vs.. Jim jam Jems was unable
to agree on a verdict, and was dis
missed by Judge Willard last evening,
with statement that a special
term of the federal court will be held
fSre the first Tuesday in May, to hear
the case over again n.
There are rumors on the street To-
day to the effect that on eight Of the
nine counts before the Jury the vot'
was for acquittal add t7Ass On the
ninth county the jury stood eight To-
aequittal and four for conviction.
Clark & Crockard, the publishers
have stated that the magazine viii II
out on schedule time and that they ar
satisfied, that at the next hearing the.
will be cleared. The jury was out 2!
hours, and it was not until they hat
reported for the third time that the.
were unable to agree, that the judg
dismissed the case. ss
One local paper this morning in giy
ing the story, says: "Judge Willa.;
asked the jury if they desired NOR
instructions, and when informed BY th
foreman Of the jury that they did moi
he proceeded to give them more ia
!! structions."
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
LAKE CLUB
IN AND OU I
DECIDED ON SHORT NOTICE TO
GIVE UP QUARTERS AT TIE
GUILD HOUSE.

The Lake Athletic club was licely
housed in their new quarters at the
Guild House last evening, but the an
nounced dedication of the new gym
nasium failed to materialize. About
the time for the function to take place
misunderstanding arose over the leas
ing of the quarters and since parties
could not agree, or agreed to disagree
the Athletic club is now in quest
new home.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
THE BOES ARE
COMING AGAIN
UNDESIR:ABLES WERE REGISTER
ED AT CITY POLICE STATION
LAST NIGHT.

The boes are beginning to arrive
early, according to the reports from
the police station.
Last night several registered in the
"bullpen" for lodging and they we're
turned loose this morning. They claim
of course that they had to come I'll
the city to seek work, and expected
to find it at this time of year. Among
the faces were several who were here
before the bluebirds arrived last year
Que of the boys said. that he came
from the south and was beating hi,
way to Helena, Mont.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
EXPECT GOOD
MEETING / | soon
-:
PRO 0GRAM rs NEARLY UoMPLETE
FOR FEDERATION OF COM.
MERCIAL CLUBS,

Grand Forks, March l4-Arrange.
ments are being completed for the
meeting Of the North Dakota Fedora
tion of Commercial clubs, which win
be held in this city 81 March 10 epd
20. The program for the. session, n
though not yet completed, is nearly
ready. President E. ]. Lander said
yesterday that much interest was b.
ing taken in the coming meeting by
commercial clubs in various parts Of
the state and that he expected that
the meeting would be attended by re-
presentatives Of thirty or forty clubs.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
JOHN BURKE FOR
TREASURER. NOW
BEING CONSIDERED FOR ANoTIs
Err JoB-PRoMIsEs TO STICK
TILL HE GETS SOMETHING

Washington, March 14-Forme
Governor Burke Of North Dakota it :.
stated today on high authority is tr
ing considered by the president TO
the position of treasurer of the Unr;
ed States which pays $4,000.
It is not said that the position ha
been offered to Mr.. Burke but tina
the president strongly has him :,
mind for the place and will offer it !:
him, unless he changes his mind in tn
next few days.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
Irish C|AN
HAS ARRIVED
TOM CASEY LANDS IN DEVILS
LAKE READY FOR WRESTLING
MATCH.

Tom Casey, the Irish Giant, who has
not lost match all winter and sue.
ceeded in throwing Farmer Burns at
Omaha short time ago in twenty
minutes, arrived in the city today from
St. Edwards, Neb. The Nebraska
champion is tower of strength and Is
much larger than I. A. johnson whe
he meets in finish match at the
Grand opera house on the evening Of
st. Patrick's day.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

.......!.S' * S'....!| COMING.
DIsCovERER OF THE SOUTH
POLE WILL LECTURE IN DEV.
lis LAKE.

1t has been definitely decided to
have Roald Amundson the discoverer
Of the South Pole to give his ilias:rat-
I'd lecture in Devils Lake next month
and the attraction promises to te ons
Of the greatest events taking place
here as the discoverer Of tn. South
pole is probably the greatest man in
the public eye Of modern times.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
N CUMBtR TO
FRAME. Tariff 7
NORTH DAKOTA SENATOR ONE
OF DEMOCRATIC FINANCE
COMMITTEES SELECTIONS.

Washington, D. q, March 14.-pe;
mocratic forces. took charge Of the
+ United States Senate, elected new ofl1c.
ers to preside over the senate and
paved the way for reorganization Of
the committees, and new control Of
legislative affairs. J. ),
McCumber of North Dakota and La.
Toilette Of Wisconsin are the; North
western senators on tho dnanee com
mittee which win handle all The salift
bills. ;s
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
ELEVATOR O[S.
TR0yEO BY FIRE
ICELAND GRAIN HOUSE BURNED
TO GROUND OF
FIRE UNKNOWN.

Egeland,, N. D., March 14--The At
lantics elevator at this place was des-
troyed by fire. The fire had evidently
been burning for some time before the
flames: were discovered and when they
burst through the roof and was soon
a roaring furnace. 1t had gained such
headway that it was an impossibility
to save the building. The coal sheds
and part of the Office Were saved. The
Woodwork elevator which stood only
about 100 feet away had very mar
,ow. escape and lad there been any
wind at all it would have burned also
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
.MACH|NIS1S Plan !
THE FIT Til BALL
LEADING SOCIETY EVENT WILL.
TAKE PLACE FRIDAY,
MARe1i 49,,

Invitations will be issued in few
days for the Machinists ball, the afth
annual, which will take place Friday
evening, March 2s. The event is Il.
ways one Of the big features Of the
society calendar and at meeting held
last: evening committees were appoint.
ed to take charge Of, the various de,
partments Of the grand ball.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
.C|LB[RTSON WILL
KEEP UP CUSTOM
WILL GIVE AWAY EASTER NOVEL
TIES THE DAY BEFORE
EAsTHR.

E. W. eilb.rtsop vhe h for sew.
eral years had the habit bf giving
away Easter novelties before Easte,
to children under the age Of seven
years calling at his store, will continat
the same stunt this year and all chill
dren under the age required will b,
presented with Easter novelties o1
Saturday, March 90.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
PHANTOM BANDIT
BILLED TONIGHT
GRAND OPERA HOUSE HAS AN:
OTHER THhILL1Na DETEo-
: s,a. TIVE PICTURE.

!; A continuation e "Zigomar" the
great detective story. which pleased q
crowded hsuses at.s the. Grand opera
house l.stSsyeaing and g tie -tsak Of
tho town iaz; win .bs etvsastsaisal
!, s, vhlae i r. 1.,rhs Phantom Baadit ''as+p.s.
.auosd il fepr .sels. !This giasast 4 II .rteenre
~ 4's,.se..,aas.: Z datl..s,*o ~
ducsl and ~ 'svsa moro thrliiifale. .thss
the Yaln q last evening. This il
eonixnctiel with the regular vande
vlll&bilis ~. nefsp psctaii'ess sbes,d> sas
,isfy arAat 1aaieos 4s,iGhk
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

LEGISLATOR OF RAMSEY COUNT
HERE FOR FIRST TIME
SINCE RETURN,

Bernt Anderson is spending the day
in this city for the first time since his
return from the legislative session At
Bismarck. Mr.. Anderson was valu.
able members of the appropriations
committee and did some good work in
that department for which he received
much praise.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
JUBILEE. /. |. SINGERS
COMING T0.CRANO
FAMOUS COMPANY WILL BE. AT
GRAND FOR OF NEXT
MONTH

One of the notable attraction.
scheduled for, Devils Lake is Buckner ;.
original Dixie Jubilee Singers, pre-
.s+ued by T. Cosgrove at the Grand
theatre on April 4. The tickets 70,
the big song festival win soon be- o.
sale at the box Office. Buckner . in
bilee Singers are knev1zall ever Ii.
world as singers Of great talent ani
their appearance here win he her
sleed with delight by musis lovers.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
Be 4 Worker

q be made better
Of bringing about
md
towns any, community at heart
q
kicker generally the thing done and does
not tworkag The of civic Improvement
divided into two classes The
al tho
willing TO lend
those who bseys that
Is RECEIVE GIVE -
With busy woskers The hive : tae Com
club ~.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
-..,s=El
SOME WE'RE MISSED.
Secretary Kenner Of the Com

Secretary Kenner Of the Com
mercial club is anxious to have
all the men folks attend the
banquet next Tuesday evening,
but knows that some invita-
tions have missed fire. Members
knowing Of any missed will
kindly inform the, secretary
and invitations will be, forward
ed at once. The replys to In
vitations should be sent in at
once so that it will be known
just how many will be In at
tendance at the banquet next
Tuesday evening.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
AGED WOMAN
WAS INJURED
aI.IPPED AND FELL ON SIDE
WALK CUTTING CASH IN
HER HEAD.

Mrs. T. Lyons seventy.six years Of
age, met with an accident this morn.
ing, when she slipped and fell on the
sidewalk at the corner of Kelly ave.
nue. and Fifth street. A frightful cash
was cut in the woman's head. She
was removed to Mercy hospital where
at last reports she was doing nicely.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
GREAT NORTHERN
TRAIN CHANGES
Will. BE CONSOLIDATED.

A change which will be made on the
Great Northern which will affect tho
New Rockford trains on the Fargo
Surrey cutoff andl the Fargo1Aneta-
Devils Lake train. These two trains
will be consolidated between Fargo
and Medford. At Medford the tram
win be divided and part Of it VIII 3
on the sAneta.Devib Lake linz and
the other section WIN continue on 70
New Rockford.
" Coming back tbs: two sections VIII
unite = Medferd again aaa rus y one
train into Fargo Tbe schedule VIII
te' "aasoase>l, sAstly.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
.COMMANDERY
EASTER SERVICE
MEMBERS WILL ATTEND IN A
BODY AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

In keeping with the annual custom
at Easter time Cyrene conmandery Of
this city win attend the services. q. the
Presbyterian: ehuteh q i, snadsy, March
9, -in . body, marching from ia Lodge
,aa,Isto IT,. eSreA whsrs :Rey, Albert
Tsfbst .,vta deliver it,s.s.sa.s, /, y,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
BONDE[-|O
Won PRIZE
SECURED s25.oo FOR ADvERT1s
ING THE sTYLFPLus CLOTH.
ING IN DEy!Ls LAKE.

World advertising such as dcna by
S. O. Bondelid Of the Model Cl,thinz
store certainly appealed to the judges
Of the styleplus advertising depart.
ment, the Devils Lake merchant osing
rewarded with q check this morning
as prize. Following is the letter.
The Model Clothing etors,
Devils Lake, N. d.,
Gentlemen:
We take pleasure in announcing q,
you that the committee Of the adver.
tising club Of Baltimore awards you
= prize Of $3.50 in connection with
our newspaper advertising contest.
..You arc to be congratulated that
the committee chosen from tho Ad-
vertising club Of Baltimore decided
that your campaign was worthy Of one
Of the prizes, because the contest was
exceptionally large and the characta,
Of the advertising submitted unusually
high class. 49,: s,, .-.-.4
Enclosed ind check for $500. We
thank, you for your hearty support IN
pushings styieplus clothes I'll. W.
known that this recognition: Of you,
sbflity IL. that behalf win be appre
e;ated. ~,
Most heartily ,yours,
-.' "':!esHSaly sonneborn : Co.,,
HE. Sands, Adv. Mgr.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
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ARMoRY BOARD MEET.

ARMoRY BOARD MEET.
The armory board will hold
its second meeting this evening
to hear the repsts u The Gem.
mittee appointed lsIt sunlAy to !.
look into the legal phase in
conMclti,n with the erection Of
the now building.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
WOULD FORM
AN EQU(
Vv -
S0C|E.[ Y

There is only & small attend
; ance at the court house this af-
) ternoon Of farmers interested in
; the formation Of . Farmers
) Equity society. the weather be-
; ing such that many interested
were kept away. Very little
progress was made At press
) time today. .
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
= - = s++ = 80 = 4
= THE N,EATHER I
q 4 4 4 80, xse1AaA Z . 4, q q 4, 4
Sunrise $3.50; sunset 6:3s.

Sunrise $3.50; sunset 6:3s.
Lowest last night ............. 8
Highest yesterday .............. ~
At Z a. m. today .............. 3
For Devils Lake and Vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Saturday; cold
er tonight, slightly warmer Saturday.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Saturday; colder tonight
in east portion; slightly warmer Sat.
urday.