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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
$3.50 Melted in
BENEFIT GIVEN
FOR PLAYGROUND

= 49, - Z a=E Z L
EThe Beretania Playground commit
tee wishes to thank Messrs Magoon,
Bredhoff. Best, Adams and Caceres,
and Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard, the
Japanese dancing girls, the Chinese
trio, the Hawaiian glee club. the press
and the Honolulu public for the sue
cess of the benefit entertainment CIV
en- at the Liberty theater on the even
ing. Of June S" "
The Star-Bulletin was requested
this morning to make public the fore
going token OF appreciation TO those
who assisted in making the benefit
entertainment for the Beretania Play
ground. held last night at the Liberty
theater,s a success. The above state
ment was made by Mrs R. r. Reid.
ford, chairman of the playground COM
mittee, on behalf of the members of
the committee and those interested in
its work F. @. d..
. As a result Of the performance,
$3.50 was secured, clear of all eX-
penses, with which to purchase new
and,alpt equipment for the Bere-
tasiIa playground. The playground is
playing large part in the child life
Of the River street community, but
now is equipped with hardly sufficient
apparatus to accommodate the hun
dredsgof children who daily make use
Of the ground. With the money now
in hand. the committee will be in a
position to overcome this difficulty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
LARGE audience
ENDORSEMENT
At YELIBERTY

Nearly a full house enjoyed the va
riety show at the Liberty theater las:
night for the benefit of the Beretania
play ground fund. 4 program Of col
ored views Of Hawaiian scenery, NOV,
ing pictures, music and dancing kept
the audience pleased for two hours.
The cinematograph plays were we'll
selected for such an occasion. being
fine in scenic effects and having hu.
NOR and pathcs in fair balance There
was more applause for the movies, in
fact, than has been usual Of late at
these exhibitions.
beVy CT five yCung Japanese girls
performed in geisha dancing and sing,
ing to the tinkling accompaniment of
the appropriate national instrument
They received hearty applause en- ma
g.ng their final bow in acknewle1g-
ment Of the bouquets. Three Chimes
students produced melodious orches.
tration on their celestial instruments
RESPONDING to an encore amidst LOUD
applause.
Mr.. Best. of the McRae company,
sang the toreador song from Carmen
~ ~cCd voice. for an encore giving
Rolling Down to Rio" Miss Elsa
Cross Howard gave beautiful exhibi.
ton. rf dancing and grace posing
bringing down thunders ct apnlapsn
with her. nartins gsnuflexicn Under
the direction Of Charles E. King a
large choir of Kanehameha alumnas
give an fnterrretat.cn Ct Aloha De-"
witch vas cut Of the ordinary follow.
ing with another plaintive Hawaiia1
CIV in resnonse to loud recall Prot
Caceres gave piano accompaniments
and interludes in mastery style.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial Start Bulletin, CORRESPOND celis
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 26.-f
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, widow of
Lieut.. Gen Arthur Macarthur, is CIV
ing up her residence on 18th street
and has taken an attractive apartment
at the Dresden.
A number of Washington friends re.
ceiVed today invitations from Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Willard for the mar
rage of their daughter Belle Wyatt
and Mr.. Kermit Roosevelt The cere.
mony will he at the British embassy
chapel, Madrid, Spain, at noon, June
IL, and will be followed by a break.
fast at the American embassy at
1890. ...@s y :. - +
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane and Miss
Nancy Lane left last evening for the
Warm Springs, Va, where they will
remain for several weeks Miss Nan.
,cy Lane, who was one of the flower
girls at the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
William McAdoo, is suffering an at.
tack of whooping cough, and Mrs.
Lane is recovering from an attack OF
grip. p. sa:.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph R.
Knowland and family are leaving to-
morrow for their home in California.
where Mrs. .Knowland and the chill.
dren will remain for the summer. Rep
resentatiEe KnowIand will return to
Washington to remain until adjourn
ment
Mrs. William F. Draper an,a Miss
Margaret Preston Draper, who went
abroad several weeks ago, are at The
Bristol, in Paris, where theI are. TAX
ing a prominent part in social activi-
ties. Later they are going 20 London
for the season.
Mrs. James Mcmillan, widow of the
former senator from Detroit, will GO
to Atlantic City tomorrow for visit
before going to her summer home at
Manchester by-the-Sea.
Mrs. Charles ]. Badger, wife of Rear
Admiral Badger, who has been visiting
anu RlIS. DSuSOH Vi Inc
Philadelphia navy yard, returned yes
terday.
Mrs. Marshall Field went to Chica-
go, where she will remain for several
weeks before sailing for Europe for
the summer.
Associate Justice Willis Van Devan-
ter and Mrs. Van Deyanter will spend
the summer in Michigan, leaving here
next month.
Secretary and Mrs. Redtield have
with them their daughter, Mrs.
Charles K Drury of Montreal.
The Duchess de Chaulnes and son
are guests at the Hotel Powhatan dur
ing their stay in the city.
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt and her
children have gone to their summer
place at Hyde Park. n. Y.
Miss Dorothy Sturges of Provident
is the guest of Miss Frances L
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ALUMNI ELECTS.

Officers to serve during the com
ing year were elected last night at the
annual meeting of the Kamehameha
Alumni Association The new officers
are Rev. Akaiko Akana. president
Harold Godfrey. yice-president; j. Cd.
denstein, treasurer: L. Feary, record.
ing secretary: William Aki. corres
ponding secretary; E. K. Puma, audi
tor: Thomas Treadway. 8. FukGmura
and William AHA. directors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

A meeting. of the Democratic coun.
ty committee has been called for Sat
urday evening, June 10, at the head.
quarters of the committee, Waity
building. According to Secretary VIII
Miles. the meeting has been called for
the purpose of getting the Democrats
of the city and county in action. Or
ders will be issued at this time for an
election Of precinct officers, nomina.
tons for which will be closed June
"a. The election will be held July s.
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DANCE AT p.
MOANA THIS
|. evening

The management. of the Moana Ho-
tel announces dance to be given this
evening in honor Of the officers and
first cabin passengers iof the transport
Sheridan and the Officers and first
cabin passengers of the SIS. Siberia.
Tourists, and local army, navy and
society folk are cordially invited, Ha.
waian music during dinner. Dancing
commences at 8 o'clock. advertise
ment. eEssss ~
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When q girl begins to talk she may
be speaking likeness OF her mother.
And occasionally a man has money
in a bank because he doesn't own an
automobile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

Efforts to refnstate eight West
Point cadets dismissed for hazing sew.
seral years ago failed in the senate,
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Captain and Mrs. Kremers gave an
ENJOYABLE musicale followed by a
dance ON Wednesday evening at the
Cavalry Club. The musical program
opened with a piano duet by Mrs.
Kremers and Mrs. Harrison, follow
ing which was a violin solo b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

Yates, vocal solo by Mrs. Aiken, and
another, violin solo by Lieut. Samuel
son, Mrs. Kfemers, accompanist. The
evening. was thoroughly enjoyed by a
large number of guests.
27,CEF3 o.
The i3rd Squadron of the 4th Cavalry
started moving to the new concrete
post at Cashier on Wednesday. Tho
End Squadron will follow next week,
after which the LIST Battalion, 1st
Field Artillery, will move iron: Their
present headquarters to the quarters
vacated by the cavalry.
Chaplain and Mrs. Aiken, 1st InfaE-
try, had as dinner guests Wednesday
evening Colonel and Mrs. Howell,
Colonel and Mrs Menoher and Cap
tain and Mrs. Offley. The dinner was
given in honor Of Colonel and Mrs.
Menoher
Captain and Mrs. Fair will entertain
at Haleiwa on this evening, Civ
ing large dinner for friends of the
garrison.
The bi-monthly garrison hop will be
held on Friday in the amusement hall
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Refrigerating apparatus to quickly
cool candies after dipping In melted
Chocolate is an Ohio confectioner's IA.
ention.
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SCH0FIEL 0 S0cIETYIe
-

"
Especial star Bulletin Corfespcndeneel
SCHoF1ELD BARRACKS. jane e..z
Miss Katherine Winans gave a de-
lightfuI dinner before the McGlin.
neele dance last Friday. entertaining
for Miss Betty Case, from town, Miss
Yates, house guest OF General and
Mrs. Carter, and LIS. McCuIloch. Rob
ertson and Maxwell.
Tuesday evening the 1st Field Artif
lery officers and ladies' gave beau
tiful reception and dance in honor Of
their lieutenant-colcne and. Mrs. Me-
noher. This was the farewell OF the
regiment, as Colonel Menoher goes
home for station to new regiment
The Artillery-C Cavalry Club was most
artisticAily decorated for the occasion;
the seldom seen Leleihna flower and
fits accompanying bright green bush
was massed IN the corners of the
rooms and around the cornices; on
the p0rches were placed tubs of ferns
and towering plants coy corners,
with red shaded lights that added at.
Effectiveness TO the scene Receiving
the guests with Colonel and Mrs. Ne
noher were Colonel and Mrs Sturgis
and Major and Mrs. Cruikshank. Danc-
ing was enjoyed TO the music of the
LIST Field Artillery band Later in the
evening delicious buffet supper was
served The guests were Colonel Nc
Gunnegle, Colonel and Mrs. Kennon,
Colonel and Mrs. Beach, Colonel and
Mrs. Howell, Colonel Hirst. Capt and
Mrs. Burnett, Capt. and Mrs. O'Shea,
Major and Mrs. Harrison, and Major
and Mrs Bailey in addition to all the
officers and ladies of the LIST Field Ar
tfllery. =. ~ 40
Lieuts. McCullock, Hinemon, Rob
ertson, Fales and Sadtler we're hosts
at hop supper given after the regu'
lar Tuesday evening hop at Cashier.
Present were Lieut. and Mrs. Topham,
DIR. and Mrs. White, Capt. and Mrs.
knight Capt and Mrs. Burnett,
Lieut. and Mrs. Everett, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Phillipson, Colonel and Mrs.
Howell, Lieut. and .rs. Ladd, the
Misses Reichmann, Harrison, Carpen-
ter, KirkhaRl, Winans, Short, Hopkins
ana Pratt, Lieuts. Little, Enycrt, She
kerjia1i, Whitley, Bowley, Maxwell,
Samuelson, Watrous and Drs. Kenne-
dy and johnson.
Thursday. Miss Carpenter gave a
dainty luncheon in honor OF Miss
Charlotte Reichmann, at which twelve
young ladies of the garrison were
present. The table was decorated in a
charming manner; from low vases Of
white flowers festoons of green smi'
lax rose In arches over the center
piece, a miniature bridal party OF
small dolls. Present were the Misses
Reichmann, Pratt, Short, Harrison,
Kirkham, Mcdonald, Hopkins. Ellis,
Smith and Mrs Tinker.
Captain and Mrs. Kremers gave an
enjoyable musicale followed by
dance on Wednesday evening at the
Cavalry Club. The musical program
opened with a piano duet by Mrs.
Kremers and Mrs. Harrison, follow
ing which was a violin solo b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

1t has been contended by "a French
scientist that ultraviolet rays aid di-
gestion in persons suffering from
: Missweak stomachs.
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FIR. ULRICR'S
ORCHESTRA TO
GIVE CONCERT

The choir and orchestra organized
BY Father ulrien viii give its annual
concert in the Knights OF PythiaS
hall. Fort ana BeFetania streets, this
evening. commencing nj o'clock An
excellent program mas been arranged
for thu occasion by Prof. L. A. Dc
Graea, leader of the orchestra. At the
conclusion Il the program dancing
will be inGd:ged In.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

The bi-monthly garrison hop will |
held on Friday in the amusement ha
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
Bu|LO A BARN THIS. YEAR

You hsyJI bssn rsn ID d ], 1 i, /
neF barnE | to y Z 4 i ta'' / ttiitm ri: I. rte & Elo Y I
one has made lots Of trouble, wan u
large enough and=costz.too much=zfor
repairs every year, but you have
been hesitating because of the cost
of the new one.
Put up a machine shed this yearand
if tyou can't build the barn this year
the machine shed will help you build
it net yeat.
You re losing a lot of money every
year in machine rust and rot-more
than you can afford by a great deal.
There hels been a number of sheds
built in this part of the state this
winter by farmeres who realize the
losses they are standing and they de.
termined to stop it.
Many of these same farmers wiii
be building new barns next year just
as you want to do.
We have some very unique machine
shed designs that are yours without
cost.
Come in and let. us show you the
different kinds of material from which
TREY can be built.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

An examination for first and second
grade elementary certificates will be
held in the commercial room. Of the
Central school building, Devils Lake,
Feb. 18th and 18th, commencing
promptly at 500 o'clock p. m.
All material necessary for work will
be furnished applicants. :.
-" = A. JOHN A. HAlG,
ICE - Superintendent:
The state board OF %:education will of
fer examinations for first and second
grade professional certificates and
also speciaf primary certificates at the
Office of the county superintendent OF
schools, Devils Lake. Feb 9th and
'22sth.- 1914. Examinations will s.begill
ait 9 100 "a. m.st't & $50 .4t Y
".'+ Id Switchboard Of Education
By'J. "A" Haig, Superintendent. q
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
DIST. COURT
HAS ADJOURNED

Wednesday morning Judge Buttz
discharged the jurors, who have been
serving at this term of court, and
they left for their homes. Wednesday
and yesterday the judge was hearing
motions and court cases and has about
and Monday he will go to New Rock
ford. where he will hold the regular
term of court for Eddy county.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
FIRE:
kE[L|HfR, hINN.

Kelliher, Mimi, Feb. Five dead,
one missing and seven seriously in
jured is the result of the burning OF
the Kelliher hotel. The dead include
Frank O'Neil of Deer River, M. Kreis
of KelGiher mad Thomas Boyd Of Chi
cago. Most of the injured were en-
ployes of the hotel. Five travelling
men were cut by broken class when
they escaped through windows. The
fire started some time after midnight.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
CREAMERY TO
Be RE-0PENED

Carpio, N. D., Feb. 1.-The Carpio
creamery, which was closed last fall.
is soon to be re%-opened. The farmers
and their wives tired Of making
buttm at home and plans have been
recently completed for operating the
plant continuously. There will be a
sufficient milk supply and the local
people have anreed not to make out
side shipments.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
news NOTES FROM. .,. ,,,.
4, !. :; ;WEBH q SCI
WE ~ sasSs sssS 49, sss9 ssaF

w #!S21a2 S1fs "NtJfsas
The following program vas given by
the Webster High School Literary-so So
.ciety, IN January %, 1914:
Roll call, second section-Answered
with@asfnuny story.-.2=,z.-...
Song by school chorus: "Men Of
Harleck."
Piano solo .by-Lly johnson.
Reading from ."Mrs. Wigs of tho
Cabbage Patch" Minnie sorenson.
Fishing Party, Chester Swain. :"
Debate: Resolved, that North Da-
kota should have woman Is suffrage.
Afirmative-Esther Honett and Lily
johnson. Negative-Emiiy Mlnette
Laura Goozee.
Trouble, Albert Swenson.
Song by school chorus, "The Mer;
maid
At the business meeting held by the
Webster High. School Literary society
on the 2Srd of january, 1914, the fol;
lowing officers were elected.
Observation-Disclosures Otis.
Vice .Presilent-Minnie Sorenson.
seeretary-Lily Johnson
Treasurer--CCora Chisholm.
The officers. appointed by the presi-
dent are:
Newspaper reporters; Marian Nash
and Inez Lonnevik.
Program COMMITTEES: Murie Moore
and Olgi Mikkelson.
Sergeant at Arms: Alfred Garske.
Ushers: Andrew Millar and Frank
Munig.
The state examinations are being
held in the assembly room this week
A set Of Muzzey's American History
has been received to be used by the
class i'll advanced United States his:
tory. /
A slight drop in the usual good at
tendance has been noticed since the
blizzard set in.
The English Literature class is stu
dying Milton's "Paradise Lost" |
There is some rwhooping cough amons
the school children, otherwise no i'll
ness. =. z
The high school boys have organized
= basket bail team and their inten
tions are to play a few games.
Mr.. Henry Minette visited schooI
on January %.
Professor Torvcnd has taken charge
of elementary algebra class. !
Miss H. Wret'ing has taken Mis-!
Spears place as teacher in domestic
art. The sewing class has been fur
"ished with two new sewing machines
The girls basket bali team has no;
been able to practice regularly on ac
rcnnt of the recent cold weather.
The chemistry class has been enjoy
ing a pleasant week with the C'orint
family. 4
Jim HALLIDAY has been absent from
schoo! on account of the cold weather
Pearl Shaw returned to school MOI
II
day after an absence of several week.
on account of sickness in the family.
Mrs. j.. Ward wei, a visitor at iiSE
E
elary on Friday. h
At the beginning Of the secomL
semester three new classes were start
ed. Bookkeeping mad advanced his
tory taught by Mr.. Torvend and higl
school arithmetic -. taught by Miss
Wretling.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

years, in the early eighties having
filed on a homestead in the township
which now bears his name. &He is a
spleudidsciti;zse,nn dndshas the right stutf
in him % make d good sheriff. andSat
he decides e enter therace he viii
havealoyal efriendssanoy the county
who will help land him in that office.
Mike .Noonan for sheriff, sounds good
to the old timers Of this county.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

BEST display Of general work by any
Rural School in Ramsey county.
Best display of general work lone by
any graded school in any Of the
above named counties.
Entries will be made, c.assed ana
awards made to each county's
schools separately.
Rural schools will, not be obliged to
compete with graded schools:a
sPEClAL-A liberal cash prize viii.
be given to the boy or girl VIII,
builds and exhibits the best bird
house.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

The display will be one Of the. largest
and best that has ever been shown
in the state, Glasses will be open
: for all strains end breeds ct chick
ems, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons
: and Ornamental: Fowls The mem
bers of the Lake Region Poultry
Association especially. urge you to
help in making the show a huge
success. Exhibit your fowls: 49,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
SOCIALISTS TO-

On Monday evening. Feb. l6, the
Socialist Local will give a masquerade
ball in the opera house hall in this
city. All arrangements have been
made for a good time and a, general
invitation is extended to all to come
and enjoy themselves.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
ENTERTAINED At
+. FIVE HUNDRED

Last Friday evening Mesdamcs Geo.
Rodcnbach and Louis Mundt enter
tanned "a lady friends. This was the
second of the delightful parties given
by these ladies this winter and a most
pleasant evening was enjoyed. Five
Hundred was the feature of the eve
! nS;sg, and after the games were over
Il most delightful luncheon was served.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
DIVISION NO. e-sCHooL DISPLAY
AND JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

Best display if general work by any
Mural School in Nelson county.
Best Display of general work by any
Rural School in" Cavalier county:
Best Display of general work by any
Rural school in Towner county.
Best Display of general work by any
Rural School in Rolette county.
Best Display of general work by any
Rural School in Pierce county. c.r
Best Display of general work. by any
Rura. School in Benson county, -.
Best display of general work. by any.
Rural school in Eddy county.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

Observer Hovde of the local wealth
er bureau has compiled his monthly
report for the month of January. This
report shows that during the month OF
January We had Is cloudy days., II
PATTY cloudy days and 5 clear lays.
t4e month the highest temper
ature- WAS A above, zero and the low.
est was % below. The total precipi.
~tation=for the month was OBJ inches,
and ethe~amount of snow faIl~was, 8.3.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
LAWTON PAPER
BOOSTS N00NAN

Here is the way the Lawton Repub-
lean presents the name Of Deputy
Sheriff Noonan to it's readers, as a
candidate for the office Of sheriff:
1t is stated that Deputy Sheriff Mi,
chael Noonan of Devils Lake, will, en-
ter the race as a candidate for sheriff
at the coming primaries. Mr.. Noon"n
has lived in Ramsey county for thirty
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
ALFALFA ON BENCH LAND
eEE55EEsSSssss FEEtssssssisseSS
Us1NNlfiIl, 90aNEfehailow, Seven Pounds
hMssassAeo AnS-No Nurse Crop.

NC. VfssIsspcoLLINs, FairvIew, Mont.
VITO grVEl alfalfa here in Montana, I
think the land should be in a good
state OF cultivation. We usually SOW
than two or three crops. Plow eight
to ten inches deep in the fall or sum
.mer.esDisk, until soil. ia. free from
Jumps. We level the land both ways
to get the ground smooth, even and
thoroughly packed. ~seedu.any time
during the month Of MayIEwhenfEthe
ground is in good condition. We1try
to sow about seven pounds to the acre
without a nurse-
We always s a drill and SOW shat:
low-about IL tosS2 sinchesldeep: II
land has been cropped for a number
Of years, it should be well MANFRED.
Our land does not require incubation.
With proper cultivation; 7 think alfalfa
can be raised successfully -on any: Of
our benchTland: In eastern Montana
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
DIVISION EDWARDS TO DIS
PLAYS

Awards ls will be made TO- those occn-
pyipg booths ortAsRpaaee,aa III the audi
.f:+
This Fair is held for every person ri u
the eight counties il North Dakota .
famous Lake Region s:i Make it a sue
cess by exhibiting and BY. attending.
No entry fee: no admission charges.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

Miss Margaret Leaning who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Mercy Hospital is rapidly recovering
and will be abe to return home the
last Of the week.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

Gust syverson,;s Vice Pres:, Rolette.s
Az E. Ne,son,1 Vice PIES, :Roiette.
S. N. Putnam, Vice Pres, Eddy.
liz k:GRussetl; Vice Pres, Eddy.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
SO SUBSCRIBERS Ell ii |
Il: : IN ONE .DAl|

Last Saturday tie World added
new s5Tis ubssfidbeEffss Is I'll its siiSsAt, ssaiinn;aa' a n,
'ilo}fitys : IF them paid 'a:ii,dlSii i ii advance: Til
shows. the standing Of the World
the community in which, is read, a,
we doubt if this record an DE beat,
by any newspaper in this part of t
state We have reason tosfeel sor
pride in onrifi efforts when such a. Ii
i6f subs s3uuibsscribrddrsst a hnh4b b; added in q
f'taay. = sa ara&s
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06

Elmer Judd, Vice Pres.,,T Towner Cor
F. G. Rother, Vice Pres, Towner Co.
D. w. Mcclintdck, v. Pres. Pierce.
Il. Larson, Vice Pres, Pierce Co. .'-ei
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-06
Division No. 4-sheep,

Division No. +Sheep.
Best Type Female.
best Type Ram.
iI#S In all live stock classes it is the
individual type and not the flesh the
sOanimal is i'll thaa will count with the
:a@.iudges.