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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
DAVIS THEATRE.
Big Feature Show for Decoration Da

Big Feature Show for Decoration Day.
 A bill that cannot be equalled any
 where for the money is billed for the last half of this week at the Davis with added features for Decoration day. Harry M. Morse and company head the list in 8 comedy sketch, Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo. MT. Morse is by no means new to Norwich audiences, as he has appeared here with Dock stader's and Conan & Harris min strels. and always was a big favOrite. His beautiful bass voice has won for him many admirers and as a character actor he has few equals. The sketch is full of bright lines and amusing in cidents that keep the house in rOars of laughter every moment they are on the stage, and his many friends in town will be glad to have a chance of renewing old acQuaintances with MT. Morse. The other acts include Rogers and KohuIe, a team of clever enter tainers, who do an amusing comedy skit entitled The Seminary Girl. The Musical Sparks present g comedy mu- sical act away from the ordinary that will be sure to be a hit here. Billy Shirley, the male Tetrizini. is, a young fellow with a wonderful voice who sings baritone, tenor and soprano solos that is surprising as well as entertain ing. The photoplays include a two-ree1 western feature. Past Redemption, d beautiful moral story. The Mutual Weekly and the usual funny Key stone comedies. On Friday only there will be & special war picture shown entitled Sundered Ties. one of the greatest war dramas ever shown. There will be four complete shows LIS p. m. Usual holiday prices that
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
Trolley Trips in New England.

An interesting booklet is the New England Trolley Trips for 1913, as published by the Trolley Press of Hartford. containing Hudson Valley trips as well as new matter, pictures and routes in order to get quickly in touch with how and where to go and what to see. The book of IA pages gives route. time fares and the chief points of interest, with many interest ing views There are S4 routes de- SCribed in detail
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

The rapid increase of the population of Germany is due to the excess of births over deaths, not to immigration. This birth excess Is greater than in all other countries with like industrial development; the decrease in the death rate results from improved hygiene and medical science.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Chili is one of the Latin American countries where thrift is common and peace and order prevail. The savings bank deposits have increased about 15O per cent. in four years and 40 per cent. from 1911 to 1912.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Emperor William Is said to be plan ming to retire most of the veteran Ger man army staff officers. intending to replace them with younger men. The veterans will be pensioned.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
What Is Going On Tonight.

Moving Pictures and Illus strated Songs a the Breed Theatre.
 Vaudeville and Photoplays at Davis Theatre. the Auditorium
 Common Council Meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

George A. Holmes. who has entered his 57th year in the office of registrar of deeds in Suffolk county, Massachu- setts, was bora bereft of speech and hearing.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
WANTED.

WANTED - "Good iigger hands Apply to bradford Dyeing Assn, brau- lord, R. l. mayz3d
 NANTED-Dressma desires few customers at nome, or Wit go out py the uay; references. Mrs. Edwin |. BenJamln. h. F. U. ], Norwich. one mile WeS- or Preston City Mail dn- swers. maySTH
 WANTED-A man to do plain cook ing. St. Johns Industrial school Deep River, Ct. may2Sd
 NANTED-Boyg Apply American Thermos Bottle Co. may2Sd
 WANrED-250 live chickens and fowls to dress for Saturdays trade James Nj. Young do Son, corner Main ana Market Sts. mayzsd
 WANTED-Sawyer to work on DOT taole mn. " hen appIying give refer ences. The Ansonla Forest Products Co, AnsonIa. Cenn may2fd
 WANTED -Bootblack, at the Waure gan House Barber Shop. may2Td
 WANTED-Girl for general mousse work. Call or adoress Mrss~A4A1fred hIchards, Mathewson st., JeWett Caty, Conn. may2fd
 HOUSE wANTED-Eight to ten rooms, with modern improvements oress K. Bulletin. mayz7d
 WANTED-Old geese feather beds. Best cash prices pald. Address C. F. Dickinson, General Delivery, Norwich.
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 wANTED-Loom fixer. with e4peri; ence on silk looms. Steady work and
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 WANTED-At once .a good all arounu blacksmith; none but steady. reliable man and one who wishes steady Job need apply John c. h hlgnt- man. Stafford, Conn. Tel 2-3. mayl7d
 WANTED-Men and women for U. 5. government positions; big pay; summer Vacation; steady work; common educa- several @ tho thousand; pun unnecessary; thousands of appointments coming. Write immediately for. free list of pc sttionS Franklin Institute, Dept 36Di Rochester. N. Y. maylSd
 w'ANTED-Agents. new household speciality; sells on sight; many repeat orders; bonanza for agents; write to- day for free particulars and get terri tory quick, Merchandise Speciality O., Box so. Mars Hill. Mo. maylod
 WANTEB-To rent small place OF farm in the country. Box 20, Bulletin Co. maygd
 WANTBD-Farms and country bust ness. If you care to get a quick buyer write te Burman & Cherney, the old established and reliable real estate and business brokers. 13S Essex St. N Y.
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 WANTED Free illustrated DOCK tells of about 30o.ooo protected posi- tions In U. s. service. Thousands of you, sure and generous pay, lifetime employment. Ask for hooklet T-65S. Nc obligation. Earl Hopkins, Wash ington, D. c. mayld
 WANPED--Piane tuning. A. G. Cor don, 39S Prospect St.. City. Tel. 6S2-2.
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 WANTED Hired man. single, te work on farm and board with family; S2500 a. month salary. Inquire of Glen Rock Farm (Ledyard). Fred. Bancs. Manager Mystic. Conn, R. E. D. A..
 Insurance Men Wanted.
 Energetic men in small as well as larger towns throughout Connecticut to self our attractive low-cost accident and sickness policies, w4lh NATURAL DEATH BENEFIT. Ideal sellers of to- day Liberal commission to the right men that will bring large returns. In- terested parties apply with particulars. Secretary, Box 3455, Boston, Mass.
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST = Sunday evening" between Wilford's farm Oeoum. and TaftVille, a gold watch, inscribed on inside case: From father and mother for Christ mas" Suitable reward if returned to Andrew Hediar TaftviIls, may2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Cigars have been cheap in Germany, but Consul H. c. A. Damn of Stettin says prices are going up. which may lead to pipe smoking becoming more popular.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Friday the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus will be commemorated at St. Patricks church with masses at 5.33 and 2 o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
Gas & Electrical Department
 Alice Building, s2f Main sTeet.

WHEN you want to put your busi ness before the public, thArs is no me- dium better thRn tpreugh ths adVertts- ing columns ck The Bullet
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Throughout Europe there are 106 .S residents to each square mile.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
FOR SALE

A good seven room Cottage with mod ern improvements, five minutes walk from Franklin Square.
 E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300 SC Cliff Street
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

BIT MEN WHO xxn0W,r : There's ns possibility of f4eetaaa4eal tFaHasles gf ea1is fer expenses. Tine DefsHxe Is pre- -afhiR aHtfV fha s6Hhd husky, saa3foftabia mount. You eye It ta y&4rsalf te find out ali absut the BefAHKe. The ultimate choice Of ali ez= peri eReed riders.
 WxLsaA BROS, Ageais. EaRESSa A0FsYials. EM@n.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Vice Consul General Eugene M, Lamb notes the probable selection of Halifax, N. S.. as a site for an airshfp factory. A number of capitalists are interested in starting the manufacture of rigid, semi-rigid and non-rigsd types of airshtps and attention might be given to the development of aero planes.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

It is planned to have a coal storaad basin at Cdstobal with a capacity of 100000 tons, and one at Balboa with Q capacity of 16o.000 tons. In each place the storage will be within large basin made of reinforced concrete, In which approximately half of the coel will be stored under water for use in time of war and the other half above water to be added to and taken from continually for the ordinary uses of commercial and government vessels.
 The town planning development at Southend, London's new suburb, 40 miles due east, on the English channel, IS converting that part of. the coast into model garden city. In 1a12 some 1000 Eeason ticket holders Jour neyed from Southend to London every morning, and this season the number will greatly increase, the rate being only $1.50 per week. An enormous sewerage scheme has been undertaken at Seuthend and a sevan-mile coast promenade started.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
TO RENT.

TO RENT-One-half of store to let, cenlrany located; rare chance to get good store in New London. F. hall .Jhurts zl Harris Bldg. New London.
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

FOR SALE-Fifty head cows and hellers. Hols teins and Ayrshires, new mtlcn and spring CTS; one par Heres ford steers, years old OK broken; two Holstein-F Fresian bulls, registered. t' k. sharpe Telephone SS-4, Whitman tic Division. may29d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

FOR SALE-Road mare, years old, sound and kind, not afra4d of any thlnS. For particulars. address BOX 193, killingly. Ct. Tel. Danielson 2I0-4.
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
Insurance Men Wanted.

Energetic men in small well as larger towns throughout Connecticut to self our attractive low-cost accident and sickness policies. w4lh NATURAL DEATH RENEFIT Ideal sellers of to- day Liberal commission to the right ferested parties apply with particulars. Secretary, Box 3455, Boston, Mass.
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29
HUMOR OF THE DAY

How is it? Yesterday you were a paralytic and now you are blind?'' ITO please the public nowadays, my dear lady, something new Is always need ed.'-LeRire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
1of3S"

10 their own number and had been. only me
dav before. total strangers 10 each other NJ
the home of the hostess they had met. casually
spokcn a few brief words. gazcd at each "'hrr
out of frankly wondering eyes, and tins was
the result.
Strange that II should bc Shelby Graham
md Firth, Duncan What could he find in this
. Ia. ,,,.rn..r.,I shrinking Young woman from New
England this rank prov incid. no TOOK hcrS''l
and her principles with such tragic SERIOUSNESS
Shelby he Stoic-odd chap that h. wa
with his impossible ideals. his big enthusiasm
hi answer, inc devofion art: Shelby VINO
could partakc Of pleasure Vet hold aloof from ~
when had he ever been known to have ScGi-
Gus n fair Of the heart?
And now to have capitulatcd AT glance
from this female Calvin-therc was no account
ing for fancy obviously freakiSh- True, Shc
was beautiful. in certain cold repreS~ed u'-
comfortable fashion. but the very fact OF her
5rc,dfuI carnestncss should he sufficient to spoil
the spice of IL for man surrounded at MS
life bv the izz and sparkle ~ adroii rir'af'on-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

How laughabe it washer dutifnl mental
resistance. her naive distress, her struggle I"
appear Indifferent. when all the while her own
emotion burned openly in her face.
Poor innocent :" The women of her party.
secretly confused at her inability TO cope with
the situation. smiled pityngly behind their
ring,rI hands. she takes everything he says as
ii II were. th, dav of udgmcnt-Shc hasn't the
saroir faire TO carry it off with grace.
IN the cIoggcd atmosphere of this bohemian
i comtranv the keen beautiful reality of this
experience ran swiftly flame through timi"r-
till IT stretched beyond the limited circle ini-
u;cdiatclv concerned. There were few who dlu
not sense the electric meaning OF II, ie" WI"
were not strangely quickcncd.
Even the walters silently Sympat hetic
smiled behind their napkins and nudged each
other Jerking covert glanceS toward the tan'e
where the odSh looking young chap and inc
,l,inlv dressed Young woman sat hoPcicS>y
unconscious as though skies and not restaurant
walls encompaS~ed them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
FOR JANUARY 20. 1913

Huh" gruntcd Dickinson, If you hadn't
been so busy huntin' humor you'da seen they got
a prisoner there See that crumpled mp little rat by
the hut we'll he's got his hands tied behind him..
O'SIfANE looked long, and the anxious tro"n on
" his face deepcned. Hell | know him, he eX-
claimed Hes "A traclcr that's been with Null
,ev for years Wilson's better informed than
Thought But after all he added, his face clear
ing again. "he doesn't know the hdie h"le' Oh"
NrI,.v never trusted any native with the
crct'
Dickinson grinncd back at him with relief
and together they lay long Will" "nIoyin" the
situation. nudg.ng each other AT each fresh out
hr..aL Of fury the part of the IninTl'ted
Ranger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

He was acting like maniac now. His heavy
face was twisted into continuous smart. ms
Dufy eyes were blood shot with rage. and ms
voice broke every and then and came In IA
Kissing whine. Even that hard bitten gang OF
murtierers and thieves shranh aside as he rafed
among them. The seekers had become discouraged
AT their repeated failure 70 disco, anything and
stood about in detected groups looking apprehen-
si&elv at the frenlrd white man. Thus do men
behave when they are bitten by Iabaqui, the mad
;,cLoI- they mnit..rcd To each other. They be-
lieyed implicitly that madness was infectious, ana
we're half inclined to run away. when the Ranger
suddenly strobe up TO the pini0ned captive, Wh"
COW cred pit fully Is he came near
Son OF Il dog" he ShOuted. on know
where. the Thakin has hidden the tusks, and. by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

God. I'm going 10 make you show them.
Nay, Thakin, have mercy, Whlned the poor
wretch THE 1hakin knows that | was not with
MulNey Thakin when he slew the elephants how
should | know what he did with the teeth This
place indeed i knew and brought you hither, but
for the rest | ignorant.
Il don't care a damn" howlcd the Ranger.
I'm going to have every scrap of information
about Mul,ey out of you that you ever knew
Here, some of you," he called, strip him again
THE evil visa9ed gang responded with relieved
alacrity. Here was game they understood 10
the limit and themselves experts at TX
tracing information from unwilling lips was re-
duced 70 n fine art among the dacoitS. Three or
four OF them with Continued on Page 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

He little cafe was dense win
cigarette smoke. through which
orchestra music throbbed It's way
like pulSarions of light through
fo-. Men and women. eating ana
drinking beneath vari-cOlored Ian
terms that threw into relief their
bored and bla>c features listened
10 the music and thought with a
somcw hat thick regret of the time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

hen melody had thrilled them
Dizziness however. was not the un'arNih"
,,o Of tb,. counanv for over in corner
small group of diners had found Son"'hln"
really diverting stimulate the hour; sonnet hiI@
that promised TO he fancy it,-a love affair
Not an affair discreet and clever whose par
ti.iuation had wit and art enough 20 mask emo
ton with gay pretense but downright deadly
serious love. too big and genuine to conceal II
self at any cost. Could ANYTHING truly. bc more
amusing in this pro>aic age?
What made il mirth provoking TO this par
ticular group was the fact that the two who
unconsciousIy furni-hrd the excitement belonged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

-l.,,pr InnDcs a" Tie Women
Of Hcr PARTY smiled PifH-
ingiG Behind Their H""ds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10


Ben White head In the Bismarck T \. !:
bune handed Hon. Norman M prison,
one Of Ramsey county's represe'nrdtta.;-,
tives in the leg lature. huge y,
bouquet
4; Mrs. @. c. Fisher and Miss Erm 1ll'a
Reynolds who have been spending the tn
holidays with their brother, i. p sRey-
nolds, have returned to their home l 3 in q
Aberdeen, S. OAK. H .s5E$ So d I
w G. Kell, who was the guest OF
.Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Martin at their
apartment In the Locke block last
week left Saturday evening for H1ori-
.da, where he will remain until (; next Iz,
spring. .5 95 &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

William White, brakeman on the
Farmers line, had the misfortune to
freeze his feet on Monday. Mr.. White
was breaking at the time and was not
aware they were frozen until arriving
here. He is at the Thomas Turner
home, where he will be confined for
two weeks. His friends hope for a
rapid recovery. & :.'s .335 ss
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Hagenston left
Thursday for different points In Min
nesota, Illinois and Wisconsin. They
will visit at Halstead, MINI, with Mr..
Hagenston's parents, first going from
there to Osakis, where they will be
the guests Of Mrs. Hagenston's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thompson. From
there they 60 to Richmond and La
Porte, Ind, then to Battle Creek. and
Lansing, Wis, and Detroit, Mich, re-
turning home in two weeks. 4.
Packard ana Updyke, they who brav-
ed the fiery fangs Of gangism in Bis
marck, emphatically denied the state
ment sent broadcast by Patterson's
friends, saying that they, Packard and
Opdyke, had retracted the many
charges printed against Patterson.
From all appearances the retracting
and back-watering has come from the
gang rather than Messers. Packard
and Opdyke. , Il '5
Miss Florence illegal went to Webs
ter Wednesday with MRS. G. s. illegal
for short visit at the latter's home
there. Miss illegal, who was ready to
leave for California some time ago and
was detained, plans on going next
week. She will spend a greater part
Of the time with her brother, Rev. F..
P. illegal at Corning in the Sacrament.
to Valley anticipating very pleas
ant trip. .s as ss,5
Mrs. Peter Timboe and Mrs. Will
liam Folendorf entertained at the
Timboe home on north Flint avenue
- . 1900 Ei~-Ht -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

y Rev. Edwin Clattenberg went to
Grand Forks Tuesday, where he will
attend the two days session Of the
North Dakota clergy, which opened
today. The Rev. e. W. woodruff Of
st. Paul will conduct the retreat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

ser, in celebration OF her birthday
The evening was spent in games and
contests. Refreshments were served
at II o'clock. The guests included
Miss Emily Rudser, Mesdames G. D.
Haley, William Hart, Durant, Osborne,
Gray, Harvey, Warrall, And erson.
Jack, Lennon, Hogan, Skurdall, Coen
and Noterfelt. y 5 t.5ss 3.S5
I. The SELF Shoe Store is to have a.
change of residence, moving to the
shop formerly occupied by the Hines
Grocery. C. M. Case, the proprietor,
states that he will be located by the !
first of February, and the popular
shoe store will no doubt enjoy a
greater patronage than ever. The
Leader Store will annex the room now
occupied by the SELF store, giving
them the entire north half Of the ]
ground floor. ~. All. Il
The Methodist church was observ-
ing a week of prayer, which has been
the custom Of all evangelical churches
to hold the first week in January for
the past twenty-five years. Wednesday
it was to be held at the John Henley
home on East Fourth street, and
Thursday evening it was held at the
P. G. Miller residence, the hour set,
1880. The Rev. G. 3. Wallace was con-:
Quoting the services. ~
Miss Wayne Fitzsimmons will leave
Saturday for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Fitzsimmons will visit few days
in Minot, the guest of Mrs. M. J. Rich
ardson before leaving for Aberdeen,
S. D., where she will be entertained
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
r. Greer. Her mother, Mrs. Hugh Fitz-
simmons is also guest at the Greer
home, but will not return before next
spring.
2. J. Ra2p went to starkweather
Tuesday. 5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

The annual meeting Of the Devils
Lake State bank was held Tuesday
when the; following officers were
elected: Edward O'Connor president,
VIM. O'Connor vice president, j. M.
Thompson vice president, II. =
Schultz cashier, VIM. Falger assistant
cashier. Hon. John Burke and DR.. G.
III. McGurren are the other directors,
serving with the OFFICERS on the board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

day for Velya, this state, where they
will visit Mrs. III cking's parents be-
fore returning home. :3 5l;s3
*t our success depends upon the
training you receive therefore attend
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI, adv.
M II. B. Walker left Monday for Esto-
van, iSask. after a holiday visit with
Mrs. Walker. Mr.. Walker is in the
implement business in Estovan
One dollar will open a savings &C.
count in the new Savings Department.
Of the Ramsey County National bank.
adv. 5:S n
The thirteenth assembly Of the leg:
islature seems to think Hon. John!
Burke will make very efficient mem
Der Of Presid dent Wilson's cabinet.
One dollar will open a savings ac-a
count in the new Savings Department
Of the Ramsey County National bank.
adv. s3s
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Beisel and daugh-;
ter were here Wednesday on their.
way home to NeWville from Calls
pei, Mont, where they visited two
weeks with relatives.
Il II you want TO ciean up crop con.
tract or q State land contract John
w. Maher Will make you a loan at low
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

4 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Larsen, the
latter, nee Olga Mikkelson, arrived In
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

Tobei stolson Of Leeds, was a yisi-
tor here Tuesday
Powell makes liberal farm loans. i5
5 Sherman sterret left Tuesday for.
Sherwood on business. MN
John ". Maher has money On hand
for farm loans at all times.
t# Attorney R. F. Hunt went to Botti-
mean on legal business Tuesday.
Il. : !: Tucker went to Grand FORKS
I Tuesday. N
see Powell for your liberal farm
loan. 3ji ;ss
Rev. William NC Chung is interesting
Y the people by his clear and pleasant
addresses at the Presbyte
church each night this week.
One dollar will open savings ac-
count in the new Savings Department
or the Ramsey County National bank.
adv.
Exterior work on the new light
plant is nearly finished and the men
are now at work buildin gthe founda-
tions for the boilers and machines.
and Mrs. Newton Hooking Of
Gasselton,t who have been the guests
OF the formers brother, DR.. W !. 3.
Hooking for the past week, left Mon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

mrs. Gena and William Johnson Of
Edmore, were married Tuesday by
Judge Henry The young couple left
for Edmore, where they will make
their home. Mr.. johnson is employed
In the Frovarp General store. {.s.4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

Mrs. George Rodenbach and her
daughter, Mrs. Louis Mundt, left
Wednesday for San Diego, Cal, where
they will spend the balance Of the win
ter. They will stop}a few days in Min q
neapolis visiting on their way. [
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10
For farm loans see i POWELL Z y 4.

Miss May Arnold, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Arnold, returned from
Sarles, this state, Tuesday where she
has been a guest at the home of her
sister. MRS. 3. c. Ecker, for the past
two weeks. $5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

h Mrs. Peter Timboe and Mrs. Will
liam Folendorf entertained at the
Timboe home on north Flint avenue
Saturday evening for Miss Emily Rud-