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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
WIS Dem sultsblatt friberer Sabre.
@eitcrn Dor 81 Sabren.
sreitas, Den 25. @arS 1881.

Der SriibIita bat u~nseiangen,
obcr Warn miro DER @inter enoen2
Serr s. q. Gbriitd bat ocr 6air.
plas iiir Die commence Saiion ge.
mietbet.
Carolina. Elm Sodlterd)en Oes
Germ Sermann Sues itorb lesten
@ontoa I'M 5ortHl after bon s Sab.
rem.
Der SaIoon bes Srn. Sobn Slider
OH Der @barfitrube lpllrSe Iette $50
de BON Gteben beimgeinft. 8ier
aiiten GienrrerL aautobad. @ilrit.
adle nirb 9ranbp pllrben geitoblen.
Serr Ybil. Sdneioer l6Bt eir
5mcites Stodiperf o,rf lem 8obn.
balis oil Der 4tcn SiraBe errid)ten.
@ciseu, SO. &orn 40, SAFER AZ,
aleie 90. Gier 10.
Der iftpere Sdpreefail oieies @in.
tiers miro SodAraiier iitb onbaltenoe
idnpere &euen notllrgemdb sur Sol9t
Il5eiBcn: Sttp M~einbarOt, Ia.
ldlen II. @uno.llbren. Sran Iarp
Stiefcl mrb Sdlthe, Gitp
Shub Store. @nl. alee, Semann
Star Mtills, Geo. u. alinger. Gic.
Seibnd. SdnlGe II. Stiefcl, ct. Char.
les Safe, s. 9. Sefmanl.
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@nnse Samilie nbbGnaig.

Ser 6. @illiams, &dmiltoM
Ohio, ldjret,t; DllnIere aon5e So
mile mar non TinesS ur>Sonep ab.
bdnaig." Semanp in Glircr Iamilic
mag id)li1nmen Sllitcu botcit, piei.
lcidt oas Sabp, unD Or. 9ell's
TinfSar-&olrep lit eos itetig be.
leite SousmittcI. Oos %ioiort SinNe-
rlrta giebt. 9ine4Sar.Sonep 3iebt
in Sals ullo 2ungelt elm tootet oie
&ranfheitsfeime l,no unteritiitt oie
9otur. @ei gurem apothefer fiir
|25c. 3(aop.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
sOn a~llsemeineal SntereHe.

SIN Sabre 1914 mar Mii-
ioiri Der FINITE Stoat nit 9eSus
auf cine niebrise Sterberate. @ir
batten ii,ir 12.1 Sooesidne aiif ie
1000 G%iniuobner. Rimeiota. Mon'
talo, @aibin9toH mo @isconiin
iino inns in oieier @e5iebuug Dor.
@dbreno Der Ietten s Monate
baben Die 8iirger bon Miiiouri ole
Sumlme BON $140.0 O0, 3n Dem bel.
giiden Neutrality-suspicious. beigeitelI.
ert. gs ideint bodft ~ionberbar, bab
bas retd]e, mGbtise gneluipo bic
Gorge fir oieie fleine @atipn tlidt
iibernebmen fam, 90 es oieielbe
ood blrrdp ieine politiiden @intel.
siiee ms ungIiid gebradJt bot.
- Srai S. 9. &ofeicIler, sic
@attin bes reifiten @a,tnes unier.
es 9anSes, lit fiirsIih nt sflter ION
rs Sabrell, alrf ibrem Bandits in
ser Tiibe bon Nem Yorf, geitorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Farm ~ s~erfaafen.

Cine Sarn pDn $50 9fer, ungefabr 90
Gder thar. Der Reit in &al6, alles einaes
Bdnnt. SA Meilen liibpeflid bon Der
ger, 2h Reilen nBr6lid bon Stonp Sin.
an Der Sermann uno Stong Sill Strase.
Sat bic n6tbigen DISQUALIFICATION, aud,
2 aneuen, I Brnnnen unb l 8iferne; III
y Meile uon Der 5fentliben Sbule. Der
&dufer fam. penn CT eS minidt, Den
Blab bieies Grahjabr in 8efib nebnten.
Regen Rdberem penbe man iih an
VI. Is. 9 d. ei6Ie
Sermani1, Weo., 8. &, 3. 2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
aasemeine Gonnts.@ enisfciten.

Sp. Sd,aererfoettcr. Sr, non
gIono lit id,on lett einiecn @Oder
franf.
O. 5. &auer, bon &ofebito, III
ieet Reiienoer mir Die International
@arpeier 60.
Sermorn @oettder bat BON
Senrp @icgmonr, pom @oollnm, ei.
ne Strefe 2auo gefnuft.
Geo. Ietb, BON 9la,rb, mir6e
GIN IL. 3. @. non lciner @attin nit
cinem fEeiren SnEt beid)erft.
$. 8. tS~engierbers miro Dor
ieittem aauflnber, in Smensplle. eli.
ne @aioltnsS tation einridten.
Die 8aupen non 9lnno gabeit
MI ii. ). 81. ein offentIid)es Sup.
per, slrm 9eitell Der 9ldro Sdp,le.
Die DIS 9la,to Sdnlle, inter
9eitlnlg non H. 4. 9id)te. belt orl
t2. 8. 81, ibre oiesiGbrigc SdlisB.
feier.
Sernmlt &rmtie II. Satin. BOT
Smenspille. muroen ON Is. .. 81,
hurd] ole @ebirrt zines SobnderS
e~rfreitt.
&. VI. GeterS bat Die Saltb.
itrcfe in ser Nibc bon @ldno, be-
tonrt ais ,Solltbiihc Iarf." fGufIid
%griuorhcn,
5, ". SteenbnrAer, ben Sci
larlon Gitp. lit lmd) Sipclispillt ge.
ioaen, mo miro o0elbit ciH @dn.
Ng%IbilSertbnnter er6firPn.
Sri. SoiepNine &yintmann.
meId)e lid mebrtre MOnote III Ser.
mann beiaitb, lit mad Ibrcnl @oim,
in Mnnon. iuriifgetebrt.
GNp Trtetc, Don Alpcllsntlle,
beieitigte aiilen StraBcniddepper an
iei1em giito, mo bcidjIeppte alti
nieier @eiie Die StroBcn DER Stont.
0a Mt. Sterlirg SdNule ihloB
am Is. lnro Die Gin Saf Sdyule am
10. 3. 81. @trRr grinfmann &c.
uieBt Die Ausseidptung Der crite
@raouirte Der 4in DIT Sfltle SUI
iein.
G3fessipi.g 'ouroc all 10. .. ".
III gIano. pcger SrieSensItnruuq
mdbrenS Ser @erimrmlung ei1teS Dc.
batirl Gibbs, in Canaan. at $1.00I
Strafc. nebit Soften, uerurtbeilt.
Smitb bat appelfiert.
Serb. Sdnpeer. Don @oolam,
iiberrnitte oieie 8ode ieine Spelr,r.
Ne IN llnion. Wo, nit ieinem Se.
Ilud). Serr Sd}meer bot ieirte groBe
,Sarn in @aSconaSc County Der.
fauft; ipern er oi,i Ser Sude nod
einer neiten 2ofaIitit lit, Damn bof.
fen mir, baB er apieoer nah 5rorf'
lin County 5uriidfebren miro, -
Union &eabligbt."
gs giebt IN m,ierem Gamtp
3rpei 9otaIitGten mt DEM poetiiden
Rnmeit, oSappo SoQotp"; cine i'm
rorolid,en iino bie anoere i'm iiio.
liden Ebetle Oes gountps. auber
ben Sbieen baden mir nod ,Grop
SoIlon" mb .8aitfp Soloip," pebit
einem bnlber 0aisetto anberer SOL.
fons." @an fiebt bermiad), BOB IN
6asconaoe Goiirtp fem Mansel an
vSoaoms" eriitiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Sdnl 8abl

OentidJe Sdnale oon !Sermanu
Die idbrlide @abI bon 5 Diref.
toret fir Die 8eutidc SduIe BON
Serninnn fin6et am
Oienstas, ben 6. april, 1916,
TN ShnIgeb1ipoe ftatt.
Gaitoioateit fir Direftoren baben
Dor Montng Mittae, Sep 5. april
lire Gon6ioatur beim unterseihne.
ten Sefretar ar8n8eigen.
Gbas. =. Mausburso, Gefrstar.
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30 s~erfanfen

Solblut 8bobe Sslanb 8eb (Sole Comb
nno Barred 8lpmoutb Rpd Sibuer unS
gier; Buff Goblin unb Sight 8rabme
Sier. Gbenfaas &bite Bantam Siibuer
nno gier.. Slbner unb gier aarantfert.
Weat tpenoe iib brieflid] ODER peribnlih
an, Sos. Y. Spedbais. Rorrijpn'
Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

am OitermontassbertS oen 5.
slpril, iperoen Ole @itsIieoer oes
Sermm,n SempIe SIR. t03, 8ptbian
Shters, cine offeatlid,e eitdre.ltn'
terbaltia,g gebe,h Riemanb iollte
oiefen Mbeno neriaumefs.
Das &omite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
@iherrIlf.

Sb iuieberruie biermit Nlles pas icD
babe unb wpbprd ib ben euteii
Harnen unb ben gbaratter bon Sri. 9is,
sic ltetterling seidibiat babe.
S0bann@ anste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Public Sale.

1, the undersigned, will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder
the Ed. Epple farm ) miles southeast
of Morrison and | mile north of Stolpe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Rn ~perfa,lfet,.

Cine tieiae Sarm, 7 8tpts nnS etua
IA Nder glten Soben entbalten6, inners
baib Der Stnotarenseti bon Sermann ees
nit alttetn @ubnbauie, 5taluna
uno Nebe1s9eh6uoen tieinem @einberae
nno Sbits Sdnmer, uuo an eutem 5abrs
b%elunoers seeiguet fir cinen gar.
icelher iuiinldt mater bel Der Stabt
gu toohhen, III 81 p%ertaufen. Iadsufroe
gen bel 8ubert &aIter.
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Hn p~erfanfen

Wein &obnbaus OH Der Sront unb
Shi0er Stra6e. g~e9eniber bon Der Sode
idute. 9aS Saps 1T 10 eiueerihtet, oaB
oret Sanilien 6arin ipObnen t6nnen.
@ute Siterne nebit Soiranm; aues In
sutems 3uitanb. 8ebinsuneen liberal.
Sohn sud,
Serntann, MO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

8ortenbefeu peripahre
man ME Der Ndbe BON Seuer, bas
bas aittpe4 gum Shmel5en unb bic
Splsteile leiGt gum Reiben bringt;
man itele lie tets, Die 8orften nod
oben seteitbrt, auf ben StieI, ba lonit
bic 8orften leioen.
aleiennaffer 5um @as
i4en farbiser Stoffs sspinnt man
burd ap4en bon 8leis, bic man in
Sddden sefiilt pat.
9as @usrei5en bes Stof.
es gu berbIten. I'm bas guss
rsiben bss Stoffes an WSnteln,
Sadets u. (. 10. on ~oerisnisen STEELE,
nc ole anDpfe ansebradt finb, gu
perbinoern. empfiehlt es jih, benz
anopf, entsegengeieBt, oas lit an Der
innern Settle oss Stoffss, sinsn aue
beren. tleinen &nopf sesen gu udben.
pel9er bnnn Dem 9e,pe6e Den nDtis
gen Salt perleibt.
Serpenttn, bds TETS untsr gus
tenn 8eri6luB sebdlten iperben mub,
1T gu pislerei Sinsen bon srpBem
9uBen. DAP Selfarbsnffede BON Sem
fern ltnb Seniterrahmen, bic burd
3euanitri@ ~entitanben iinb, MIR NIT
!Silfe bon Serpentin beleitist iperber
:Unnen, lit ipObI aQsemein betannt.
Sin gblOffsl 5erpentin in 1h
Guort lauiparmen @aFers Dient ons
du, Selbilber Don Staub un6
S4mub gu %reinigen. gu bisIem
3pete taudt man einen tleinsn
S6pamm cher elm Stiid peide, alts
2einpanb in bas SerpentinpaFer,
oriitt lei1t aus, pdidt oas Bib
raid al unb trodnet nit sinem ipsts
hen 5ud)e na6.
pie mil @laiertitt 0attp)
aussei6mierteu 9asell09er in .lats
tiertem Spl5 beitreiht man erIt nit
Sdelad unb lpenn bies getrodnet III,
gebt nan nit befIerem5irnis barber.
Die pertttteten Stellen iper6en aber
INNER mebr bemertli6 iein, ba Die
Sarbe bes !Solaes ii6 BON Der 5arbs
ees aittes unteri9eiost unb Dies ats
Berbem AUDI Del entbGli, mos benz
8ldn5 pes 6irnihss abbri6 tut.
Guter &itt. Bier -e,.e ge.
puloertes @ummiardbitum peroen In
elmer Mense MoTer erlpeidt, bic su.
aIeih binrsidt, 3 SeiIe StGrte sur
8ertleiterurJ una / Seil 3uder 3ur
a0iuns 81 brinsen. Sino oieie gu.
idbe grnadt, 10 srlpGrmt man oas
@ems &c I'M @o6er6ahe. Der &itt
feGt gut oui polier!en SberflG1sR
no laBt iid gum 9erbinoen asrbros
9entr GoraellangsgenitGnbe, bon gr'
.eralien etc. pertpenoen.
9as &orfett mar niht etpa
erit cine @rfinoung oes Mittelalters.
S9on in porseidi6tlider 3eit putoe
es. Ipie a%ussegrabene 0aritelungen
bsipeiisu. in arsta setrassn. gries
dii6e Sidter ipottsn ii6er bic
Sdniirleiber Der Samen,- Der r0mis
fde arat Galenus tuarnt Dor ibs
men. Sn Rom tpurosn bic Roristts
aus 2%inbenbaft, In Defenders f9perea
Saaen fOgor aus WeiSenruten angs4
s,rtfot
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gu p~erfanfea

ooer 81 oermietben, cine neue Cottage
NIT 5 8tmn1er nuo 8ab, ue6t grbgc.
ihoB. Rdberes BEL Setptte 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

mcroen bel Sieier @elegerfcit Gin
@ittagsmabl erpieren rHlS Die
SditIe miro anl @admittag Den
geilld)ern cine intereiiaite Inter.
taltlung bieten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
2a p~erfanfen.

8ilig su %pertaufen. Gin @eIpanu Maul.
elel!, l5ls Sano bod, Z uno . Sabre alt;
@eiunoheit %gnrantiert. N6heres auf Der
Office oieieS BtatteS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
RS&eatIider RarhberiAt.

8ei6en go. 9. 40
Bei5en, SEQ. las
Smperiol MebI, per Sad 40
Coco S1td @ebl. per Cad 400
9atlp 9reoo Mebl, per cod 40
aleie, per 100 Bfun6 1870
SbippitltTF, pet 100 9flsBo $50
&ornnebI, Der 100 gFumS 2,to
Brcbnfte.
Gorrieiert bon
Sobn S. Selners
Butter. per Sfuno .2025
@ter, per 9lsen6 1917
Siibner, per 8funo, tiB
.Spring Gbidens, per BfmtS t6
IStass, per 8fuflo. I
@dnie, Der Bfuno, .O8
Gnteft, per Bfu1to fS
SurfeDs, per Bfir6 is
SdnnolS, per 8fimb 10
2aDiebeIn, per @arfbd rs
aartcffeIM per a,s6a rs
MoIe, per HfpnS 500
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
8ir limb ermahtist, &errn
U. 8. 90 q n, n

ais aanbibat fir oaS Gmt bes 9ouutn
Shnliuperiutenbeut fur @~aseonabe gpun,
tn an5utinSen, nnteriuprfen Der gnt-
iheibnug Der @dbler an Der Sabrlidleu
Sfnltpahl, am Sienitas ben Gtcn Spril,
1915.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

]. A. Arid of the Independent Ele-
vator, set up the cigars to his many
friends Wednesday, Nov. 10. Forty
nine years ago Mr.. Arid had no idea
that he wound be one of the leading
grain men of North Dakota, but so it
is, and all who have the pleasure Of his
acquaintance will unite with Lawton
admirers. in wishing him many more
years of happiness and success.
A. ]. Zeman, Alex Berglund, Roy
Hill and wife and ]. A. Arid visited
the Lake Monday on business before,
the court, which opened that day.
Frank Pic, a prominent farmer east
of Lawton, was in town Tuesday on
business, and before returning added
his name to the Republican list of
many readers.
r. E. Sunde, representing D. E.
Ryan of Minneapolis, was a business
visitor in town Tuesday, registering at
the Commercial.
A new hall is to be erected at Law
ton. The building is to be 32xS0 and
will be thoroughly up to date in every
respect. 1t is to be used for dances,
socials, shows and the like. The COM
munity is putting up the money and
about $4,000 has already been sub
scribed. We know one town not u
thousand miles from here that should
be ashamed Of itself after what they
did at Lawton. Starkweather Times.
The carpenters are making great
progress OF the new opera house, and
will have the building enclosed by Sat-
urday. CHANGING at the plans, the
scribe predicts that it will be one of
the best constructed public buildings
in the state.
Mr.. Hagen and Miss Hanson, niece
of Mrs. Hagen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lunde, motored to Park River Sunday
returning in the evening.
The street lighting system was in
stalled this week and proves very sat-
isfactory. Village Marshal Iago is in
charge of the storage batteries.
The stork visited the home of MI.
and Mrs. Henry Bono, II miles north
west of Lawton, Tuesday, November 4
and presented them with a little girl.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WORLD
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Attorney Morrissey, jurynmen and
witnesses, left Monday morning for
Devils Lake to be in attendance ut the
present term of court.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Earl Ellis. c. l.. Ellis and John
Boulgcr went to Grand Forks Satur-
day and drove back a big Buick Six
which Mr.. Boulgcr has purchased.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ituttcn of
Crazy we're overnight visitors in town
last Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Levi Briggs is making extensive i'm
provements at his home and when
completed he will have one of the most
modern houses in the village. A cess
pool has been constructed and this
week plumbers have been busy INSTALL
in a heating plant and hot water sys-
tenn. The improvement will cost
about $1,000.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Otto Wing has moved his paint shop
into the north half of the garage, just
vacated by Thomas Warck.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Amos Svhwcitzer who was confined
to his home a few days last week
from burns received recently, is again
able TO he about and reports that his
arm is healing nicely. The burns We're
more serious than were at first sup
posed to be and Mr.. Schweitzer suf-
fered severely several days last week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Deputy Sheriff Iago, J. Langton and
son Ward, ]. Overland, H. j. Halver-
son and James Donahue, witnesses in
the cast Of the State VS.. Alden, left
yesterday morning to attend court
now setting at Devils Lake.
William Wilson left Wednesday for
Minnesota to engage in cutting down
timber in any Of the camps that need
woodmen. MI. Wilson generally
spends the summer and fall in this
neck o tn woods harvesting and
threshing.
C. j. Casey, VIM. Powers and sever
al from Brocket, visited the county
seat Monday to take out their citizens
papers.
Rev. Fir. Jock, Of Milwaukee, WIS.
visited with J.. S. Anthony a few days
last week, returning home Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs. J.. E. Stevens left Wednesday
for Dunseith, N. D., to make prepara-
lions for starting an open air school
at the sanitarium.
Mrs. F. j.. Pouzar, of Whitman
passed thru here Wednesday evening,
enroute for Warren with her daughter
Nellie who had the misfortune to
break a bone Of her arm some time
back, the trip being made to see that
the injured member is doing as we'll as
it should.-Fordville Chronicle.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Illah Alice returned home Friday
for Il few days visit at the family
home.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Miss Edna Lux is slowly improving
from a sprained knee.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid at her
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Shand were De-
wills Lake shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orchard re-
Thursday afternoon from Ro-
MINI.
D. C. Mcleod, H. A. Nicholson and
w. L. Downs went to Grand Forks on
Thursday to attend a meeting of the
Shriners.
S. j. Dean has sold to Mrs. Edgar An
the Bratton farm in sec. 81,
Stevens township, consisting Of 240
acres taking as part of the conM era
ton the Sprague house in Crazy.
A farewell party was given to Tlios.
Holden by a number of friends SUE
day afternoon at the bachelor home of
Hagen brothers. Roast pig and tur-
key with all the extras We're in evil
dence. The evening vas spent play
ing whist, and in social conversation.
Mr.. Holden left Monday for EpEing,
this state, to visit his sister Mrs. H. F..
Stevens after which he goes to Iowa
and then to the Pacific coast. Covers
laid for B. A. Reiter, H. A. Mich
C. Wright, Henry Medelrlan,
Albert Rebillard, DR.. Cuthbert; ". f.
Downs, w. r. Huff, f. r. Stevens, /.
D. Stevens, Ole Andrew and john Ha-
gen.
The Crazy concert band is begin
ing activities again with l.. C. Wright
as bandmaster.
Miss Orene Hunt of Devils Lake
was a guest of Miss Alice Forsiof the
first of the week.
Mrs. H. A. Nicholson, Mrs. +. w.
Mrs. T. Swenson and Bern
ard Nicholson as chauffeur motored 10
Lake Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cuthbert had as their
guest Monday evening at dinner, Miss
Foster, Louis Downs, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Downs and William and
Cornelia Downs.
Mrs. Thomas Page Of Devils Lake
Mrs. Cuthbert Friday.
S. j. Dean returned from South St.
Paul Tuesday noon after delivering a
carload of cattle and hogs. Mr.. Team
the markets now as rather
Duncan Mcleod has been spending
the "eek with friends in Fargo. and
vert down to witness the loot ball
game between the A. C, and the Uni
vcr:i;y.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
STARKWEATHER

S. S. Davis went to Devils Lake on
Tuesday to attend court.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. S. Gudmund-
son Sunday, Nov. 7, a girl.
Arthur Peterson left Monday for
GAINESVILLE, Wis, where he will spend
the winter.
Nels Smith, MAIDS Nelson and Thos.
Strong are at Devils Lake this week
serving as jurors.
Mrs. C. C. Bowsworth came up from
Devils Lake Tuesday morning for a
short visit at the Bertheld home.
Mrs. A. A. Roberts of Hancock,
Minn,. came in last week and is visit
ing at the Ellis homes. Mrs Roberts
is a daughter of Mrs. L. M. Ellis of
this place.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

=. T. Nellarry returned Sunday cv-
cning lrom Pokesama, Mimi, where
he spent The week With Mrs. Meharry.
He reports that she is much improved
in health and a complete recovery now
seems assured.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

DAHL-BOASTRAM NUPTIAL.
The marriage of Miss Flora Tarina,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dahl and
Edward B. Boastram took place on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the Lutheran church, this village, Rev.
Laurhammer reading the service. The
church was prettily decorated for the
occasion and the service was a semi
public affair. The bride looked very
becoming in her gown of white messa-
line and bridal veil, and carried a
beautiful cluster of roses. The brides
maids were dressed in blue and pink
silk; m a sister of the bride and ore
a sister of the groom. The grooms-
men were brothers of the bride and
groom. Mr.. Boastram comes of a we'll
to do family of Macville, a well letter.
ed and very popular personality in his
community. After the service, the
bridal party and their friends adjourn
ed to the Ed. Dahl home where a sum-
tous repast was laid in waiting. Mr..
and Mrs. Boastram will reside at Mac
vile.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Banker Oluf Hagen was a visitor at
Grand Forks on Wednesday returning
Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

The NJ. Il. Ladies Aid served lunch
at the Mercantile Store Saturday last,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
LAYTON
(Lawton Republican,

A title givl arrived at the nome of
Mr.. aid Mrs. Newly of Derrick on
Tuesday, November End.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
EDMORE
(Edmore Herald)

Bank Examiner Nelson was in town
Friday on official business.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Christian Hansen Norsk violinist
will be in Hampden On Nov. 3Oth.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

R. L. Wood, representing the join
Lucas Co., Chicago, was in town Tues.
day taking orders for paints and vnr,
nish.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Grain hauling is practically at a
standstill on account of the condition
of the roads.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Halvor S~anderson's little girl, who
vas operated on at Grand Forks for
appendicitis in an advanced stage, was
improving slowly according to a re-
port received the first of the week.
Nothing more has been heard, so it is
hoped she is out Of danger.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Conductor Chaifee is back on the job
after enjoying a few days vacation,
which he spent on his Canadian farm.
He reports lots of threshing left in his
ncighborhood, caused by the fact that
the grain is so heavy that not more
than sixty acres of field can be cleared
il a day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Parker left for
New York Monday after spending a
couple of months in this vicinity get
ting their share of the crops.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Rev. Hendricks of Willow City was
in town Saturday between trains. He
called on Rev. Babcock.
Otto jacobson and his mother and
sister left Wednesday for Long Beach,
Cal, to spend the winter.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Lawton is to have a new hall. 1t Is
to be Of generous size and WORK is be
ing rushed to get it ready.