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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08
EDMORE
(Edmoro Herald)

EDMORE
(Edmors Herald)
Joe Herzog was a Lawton visitor on
Friday.
Louis Aabers was Il Lawton visitor on
Friday.
John McDougall of Hampden was in
the city Monday.
Miss Ella Omland was a Devils Lake
visitor last Thursday.
Peter Honiif. OF Munich. n. D.. was in
town Friday, meeting old friends.
Mrs. Mary Rathke of Fromberg Mon
tana, mother OF Mrs. Pierce and Mrs.
Connolly, came last Thursday.
Mr.. Mcclure returned from LakotA
Friday.
H. H. Francisco was a passenger to
Grand Forks Sunday.
Miss Fisher left Tuesday morning fc:'
her home at Eird Island, MINI.
Mr.. Bernstein. the tailor at Hampden.
was an Hd,nore caller Monday.
Mrs. ". T.. Miller went to Crazy on
Tuesday.
J. H.. Braund and family autoed to
Park River Sunday, visiting while there
Roger Alien.
Miss Hazel Dolan who has been visit
ing relatives at Nekoma, was a passen-
ger to Devils Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Jackson and her tw
little sons of Williston came Monday
for a few Weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar .Askelson who re.
side at Cartwright arrived last Thurs.
day for a visit with relatives and friends
]. D.. Robertson has joined the gct-out.
and-get-under club. he has a Ford? II
and Messrs Martin Sagen and Emil Low
gren drove to Adams Sunday evening.
Hans Nabben returned from James
town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. H. Reiger of Hampden visited
Mrs. Tourtellette Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Het!and went t.
Derrick Tuesday to visit at the J.. D
Witness home.
Riley r. Morgan. editor of the Stark
weather Times, was in town Sunday an.
took in the ball game. +
Mrs. v. P. Honiff, and little daughte
Helen Of Munich are visiting friends ii
the village this week.
Mrs. Ole J. Wig and son Ruben left to
day for Seattle, Wash, where she vii
visit her sister, Mrs. Ulrich Peterson
and other relatives.
Next Sunday the Langdon ball team i
coming to Edmore for the purpose O
getting the local teams goat, Thew
have to go some to turn the trick.
The supper given by the gentlemen ::
h Yoeman Lodge was a decided success
being served in two courses. The tlrs
was water served in "Old School days
fashion, but while this feed" was go;n
an some Of the gentlemen were arrang
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John Paul. the accommodating mail
man on route one, is now driving a new
model IS Overland which he purchased
from the A. F. Winter Auto Co.
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ing the tables. which were nicely de-
corated in another room. About the tine
the aides began to think the supper MAS
a huge joke and a disappointment. thew
We're invited to partake of Strawberries.
cream, cakes, sandwiches and coffee
which was bountifully served by t.
men. There were IS ladies' and fifteen
gentlemen present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beemer returned
Tuesday from Hot Springs. Wichata. ant;
other points where they had been spend
ing the winter.
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| Samuelstad and We editor hicd our
selves to Candc Tuesday afternoon to
see the Brinsmade base ball team suf-
fer a merciless trimmin' at the hands of
the Cando aggregation.
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Rev. O. Ordal of Tacoma. WASH. a
brother of Mrs. Sam T.. Erickstad. OF
this place, is expected here Saturday tt
conduct services at the Bergen Lutheran
church on Sunday.
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This week will be the last of the ret-
nlar school term here. Final examina-
lions in the grades having been the or
der all week. Next week night schoo!
examinations take place. The local cd
ucational institution has been made a
central point for pupils from Dry Lake,
DeCirost n Norway townships in which
to lake their final examinations in the
eighth grade and quite Q number from
these districts have spent the past week
here For this purpose.
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u +. Humphreys. Mr.. and Mrs Sven
son and J.. N. Shrek m0torcd to Lakota
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Barnscher who has been in
poor health for some time is very low
at this writing.
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Harry Johnson left for Lakota to work
on the Hcnsey farm for a week.
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Senator Gronna and son Of Lakotn
wer business visitors in town Thursday
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p. A. Lee, of the Bank of Pekin, Wis.
tied Rrocket Friday. Mr.. Lee was for.
merly assistant cashier of the Bank OF
Brocket.
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1t took &c automobiles and severn,
horse propelled vehicles to bring tn.
record breaking crowd to the grand ball
given in the opera house last Friday
evening. Fifty couples tripped the light
Fantastic to the strains of harmonious
music rendered by Nerhaugen's cc!cbra,-
ed orchestra from Devils Lake who were
engaged especially for the occasion.
Penn has h reputation Of being tn.
greatest amusement center in the cour.v
when it comes to entertainment of thi,
nature and since the construction of I'm.
new and commodious hall. interest hos
steadily been increasing. Arrangement
for another dance in the near future arc
under way and will he advertised in a
short time
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County commissioner JOHNSON visited
Brocket friends Wednesday Of last week.
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MI. and Mrs. NJ. H. Fossen returned
South Dakota. They report q most c1-
joyable trip although the roads were
not of the best IN some places.
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The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Butler, May "a, and presented
them with a 10 1-2 pound baby boy. All
doing nicely.
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Mrs. II. w. Swenson visited her cou-
sin. Miss Evcnson. at I4akota Saturday.
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PENN

Several people autoed to Brinsmade 20
the Brinsmade-C ando game Sunday
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Alex Mclean came up from Devils
Lake Tuesday n remained until We'd
nesday t" look after his farming inter-
,ests.
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James Mccormick attended Memorial
services in Devils Lake Sunday.
several from here went to Devils Lake
Ioesday TO attend Memorial exercises
and to hear Senator Mccumber.
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Brocket friends learned with sorrow
of the death of John Kangas of Enter
prise township. Mr.. Kangas had been
ill for some time but it was thought
that he was improving and hope was
held out for his recovery when news ar
rived that his condition had taken a
change for the worse and he died about
10 O'Clock Friday morning. May 10.
Funeral services were held at the
house Sunday afternoon at n o'clock.
"a large number of sorrowing friends
were present to pay their last respects
to the deceased. Beautiful floral offer
ings were made by his many friends. In
torment was made in the Finnish ceme-
terry. Erocket friends extend heartfelt
|sympathysto the bereaved family.
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At the request of JOS. NJ. Kelly, Pres
ident of the Farmers Grain and Ship
ping company. several of uor business
houses were closed Wednesday from 2
to p. M. while the funeral of James 7.
Hill, the railroad magnate. was being
held nj st. Paul. The train did not
leave Devils Lake until four o'clock AMI
as a :asult was an hour late arriving
here.
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Deputy State Game Warden W. r. Gull
was attending to business matters per-
tanning to his office in town Wednesday
morning.
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I~NSeVeral from here attended the b-li
game at Brinsnade last Sunday. Tho
game was between Brinsmade and Car
do. The former won by a score 2 to j.,
or business where he has accepted a po-
sition as lumber agent. He began wori:
the 1st.
The Edgar Buys recently purchased u
gasoline launch and are running it On
Lake Irvine Several from town have
enjoyed a ride IN the lake.
The following pupils we're in from r.
country last Thursday and Friday and
took the county examinations: Austin
Hoistad, Leroy Shaeffer. Anna Yri. and
Leonard Nestegard.
The Track boys Won ten points in :ie
Track meet held at Mirnewaukan la..i
Saturday. The Fl. Totten Indians were
represented by a strong team and won
first lonors, sMinnewaukan taking sec-
ond. K.
Several hundred trees have been sci.
out in the city park this spring. They
are all nice large trees. from six 70
twelve feet high, and if they grow will
make a fine showing and will add much
to The looks of thu. town.
We are running in this issue. Cover
nor Hanna's statement which accompon-
led his announcement as a candidate Cor
United States Senator. Every voter
should read this and become acquainted
with the national issues and for what
the men seeking :ofice stand.
Miss Irene Dingman of Penn visited
here this week with her sister. Mrs. Roy
! Noltimier.
Mrs. I. f. SorIie left last week for her
old home at Albert Lee, Mimi. wher,
she will make a three weeks visit.
We had a fine rain Wednesday even
ing which soaked up the top of the
ground ground considerable. and will
help immensely in giving the seed a good
start.
strtsErA. 81
t. Elmer KildaM Who was. taken to De.
wills Lake last veeks where he was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis. is recover
ing nicely and win No doubt he able to
return homs by -ths last OF the week.
Several auto loeds went to Cando on
Wednesday to attend the ball game be.
tween Cando and Brinsnadc. TIL gar:.a
was rather cne-sided, the score being Ii
to 1 in favor Of Cando.
Hon. James Mccormick. who was 81.
ected a delegate to the Republican Ma.
tion1a convention. at the primaries. left
Wednesday for Chicago. He will visit
his old home in streeter. Ill. until the
convention conyencs. He expects to 5t
gone about three weeks.
Winfield Engcr, rural carrier on Route
2. purchased a bort cor the first Of thu
week. He was a little unfortunat.
the first time he run It, turning on tn.
street he rar against the cement wall
and bent his front axe1. Mr.. Finger ma:
been driving mules and the bort wa .
little faster that he had been used to
not giving him time 70 turn the wheel.
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BROCKET

County Superintendent Haig visited
the schools Monday Of last week.
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IT. Is rumored that q new bank will ba
started here this summer.
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Ole Hoistad, of Chain Lake. called ut
the home Of Rev. Meisel last week just
before leaving for the Synod meeting at
Minneapolis and delivered a check for
s55, the gift OF the congregation 1T
Chain Lakes.
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MI. and Mrs. H. w. swenson moved
into the house recently vacated by DIR
Ferguson and family, this week.
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Ceci! Gessner was a passenger 10 st.
raul Monday. Cecil is now considering
a position with the Great Northern New:
service and went OF st. Paul to look Owe =
the Co.'S proposition.
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Miss Ada Mccormick was down from
Perth beweeh trains on Saturday.
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Misses Mabel. Mcdonnell and Alma
Rinde came Town from Edmore Friday
to attend the dance returned to their
horne Monday.
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CHURCHs FERRY
(Churdhs Faeu Ou)

a. Bennes shipped a carload of hogs
to st. Paul last Friday.
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Druggist Meharry has made anoth r.
very substantial improvement in MS
soda fountain by the installation of an
apparatus that automatically charges
the fountain. With his new machine it
is not necessary to d~isconnect the foun-
tain while tanks are being charged md
as a result cold drinks are always av-
ailable.
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Ninfield Enger. rural carrier on Route
2. purchased a bort cor the first Of the
week. He was q little unfortunate
the first time he run 1T, turning on tho
street he rar against the cement walk
and bent his front axe1. Mr.. Enger has
been driving u1es and the bort was a
little faster that ne had been used to,
not giving him time 20 urn the wheel.
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Mrs. I. f. sorIie left last week for her
old home at Albert Lee, Mimi. wher.
she will make a three weeks visit.
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J.. H. Braund and family autoed to
Park River Sunday, visiting while there
Roger Allen.
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Mrs. Charlotte Jackson and her tw ,
little sons of Williston came Monday
for a few Weeks visit with relatives.
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Miss Ella Omland was a Devils Lake
visitor last Thursday.
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Ten automobile loads of base ball FAIRS
went to Edmore Sunday to witness the
contest between the Edmore and Fair
dale teams. Neither team played very
godo ball but it. was the first game Of
the q and they will probably inn
prove.
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tween Lakota and Warren. MINI. Both
games were won by Lakota, S-4 and 81.
Mrs. D.. L. Humphreys left Saturday
to visit her daughter Mrs. Leet, at
Leeds.
]. a. Honey, of Devils Lake, is in town
this week writing insurance for the
Northwestern Life.
nc. Nelson was the guest of Mr.. and
Friday.
The graded schools closed Monday O;
this week, but the high school will con-
iinue 4. week longer.
JohnHankcla purchased DR.. Fergusons
Ford last week.. The car is almost new
and he got it at a bargain.
|aminer visited Brocket Friday politically.
and found everything correct.
Mr.. n Mrs. III. w. SwensOn moved
into the house recently vacated by DIR.
Ferguson and family, this week.
p. A. Lee, of the Bank Of Pekin, Wis
tied Rrocket Friday. MI. Lee was for
merly assistant cashier Of the Bank of
Brocket.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Butler, May "a, and presented
them with a 10 1-2 pound baby boy. All
doing nicely.
- s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hooker enterta ineai
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sTARKWEATHER

J. n. Gill came Tuesday evening for ::
visit ut the home of his son, r. j. Gill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Schultz and fam
lily attended the memorial day exercises
at Devils Lake Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

here this week with her sister. Mrs. Roy
Noltimier.
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Peter Honiif. OF Munich. n. d.. was i'll
town Friday, meeting old friends.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Reckelberg wcr,
passengers to Devils Lake on Monda,
morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar .Askelson who re-
side at Cartwright arrived last Thurs.
day for a visit with relatives and friends
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John McDougall of Hampden was in
the city Monday.
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starkweatber was a deserted town on
Decoration Day. A large number of 81
citizens went to Eft. Totten, some to
Devils Luke. and a large crowd attend
ed the ball game OF Cando in the afte,-
noon between Cardo ard Brinsmade.
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y nice rain visited these parts Tues
day night n "Wednesday morning aid
ing crop conditions greatly
MIR. and Mrs. +. c. Kaeding and Misses
IOllte Gessner Mabel schultz attend
ed the memorial festivities at Devils
Lake Tuesday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hooker entertained
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We had a fine rain Wednesday even
ing which soaked up the top of the
ground ground considerable. and will
help immensely in giving the seed a good
start.
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K. c. Nelson, assistant state bank X
aminer visited Brocket Friday politically
and found everything correct.
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j. d. Robertson has joined the gct-out-
an~d-get-under club, he has a Ford? He
and Messrs Martin Sagen and Emil Low
eren drove to Adams Sunday evening.
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ing relatives at Nekoma, was a passen-
ger to Devils AXE Tuesday.
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the Brocket teachers and Prof. corrille.
of Mayville Normal at a 6 o'clock din
Friday evening.
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Hon. James Mccormick. who was c:-
ected a delegate to the Republican Ma
tionla convention. at h primaries. left
Wednesday for Chicago. He will visit
his old home. in streeter. Ill. until the
convention ~conyenes. He expects to be
gone about three weeks.
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A. N. Cadry, barber, met with a SER
ious accident while cleaning his gas
lamps Friday morning. a lighted lamp
standing nearby at the time caused a
gasoline explosion, severely burning OF. !.
of his hands and setting fire to the shop.
With great presence of. mind he smoth-
cred the flames with coal ashes and pre-
vented the fire from destroying the
building.
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Mr.. Bernstein. the tailor at Hampden.
was an Hdnore caller Monday.
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Mrs. ". T.. Miller went to Crazy on
Tuesday.
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Hans Nabben returned from James,
town Tuesday.
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The supper given by the gentlemen If
the Yioeman Lodge was a decided success
being served in two courses. The first
was water served in "Old School days"
fashion, but while this feed" was go;l,.
n so,ne Of the gentlemen were arrarg-
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Mrs. Mary Rathke of Fromberg Mon
tana, mother Of Mrs. Pierce and Mrs.
Connolly, caIne last Thursday.
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We are running in this issue. Cover
nor Hanna's statement which accompon-
led his announcement as a candidate Cor
United States Senator. Every voter
should read this and become acquainted
with the national issues and for what
the men seeking office stand.
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the tables. which We're nicely de- af1erno
.orated in another room. About the tine
-he ladies began to think the supper MAS -.
100 80 invi,a, = = - . af s.n.H,h. ,n;,. day nj,
-. -... -, ..e ing ere
which was bountifully served by t.
men. There were IS ladies and fifteen MIR. .
present. IDllie G
- ed the
"STARKWEATHER Lake
J. n. Gill came Tuesday evening for Il MI
visit ut the home of his son. T. ]. Gill. lily att
- at Dew
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reckelberg were
passengers to Devils Lake on Monday Lepu
was at
- tanning
morniu
Tuesday from Hot Springs. Wichata. and
other points where they had been spend | Sa
ing the winter. selves
- see tn
Miss Mabel Holtan left last Friday for i.I d !
Starbuck. Mimi, where she will act as VIC 20
the bridesmaid at the marriage of a
friend. She will return here Saturday. Alex
-~-- Lake
John Paul. the accommodating mail nesda,
man on route one, is now driving a new ests.
11lOuC1 . . L Wu1Cu lie purchased
from the A. F. Winter Auto Co. This
-- ular s
Rev. O. Ordal of Tacoma. WASH, a lions
brother of Mrs. Sam r. Erickstad. of der al
this place, is expected here Saturday to ieXami
conduct services at the Bergen Lutheran ucatio
church on Sunday. centra
-- DeGro
Mr. and Mrs .6 IT Fo.sor ro+ur,.a to tai
,,s+ s,t,,rdo, frono on .,+or,oh,ia 49, - eighth
South Dakota. They report q most c1- S
joyable trip although the roads were "ef"
not of the best IN some places.
- Mis-
Ole Hoistad of Chain I.ok. c.;,ad az Rinde
the home Of Rev. Meisel last week jusr TO att
before leaving for the Synod meeting at "o'He
Minneapolis and delivered a check for
$55, the gift OF the congregation st Gee
Chain Lakes. Paul
- a posi-
Ten au,onobi,e loads Of h. 6 10 hal, ro,s servie
went to Ednlore Sunday to witness the me y
contest between the Edmore and Fair
dale teams. Neither team played very 1t
godo bali but it. was the first game Of horse
the season and they will probably inn recors
prove. given
- event
Starkweatber was a dcsert.d town on fanta
Decoration nav A 1orao n,,,ho, rs ~ music
citizens zen, r. r. ro,+an .o,ao ed or
DSS11S ANA6s La d large CrOWO attend. $500
ed the ball game ut Cando in the afte,- re I
noon between Cardo ard Brinsmade. great
when
Druggist Meharry has made anoth n 49,
80 """ n"pio"eineht IN "'s stead
~ az "'s.alatioh OF an for Al
- $3.50. .''". uto.na'lcaii charets unde1
-. w u'iie ne" iuacnlne II short
Is not necessary to disconnect the foun-
tain while tanks are being charged md
as a result cold drinks are always av-
Iailable.
At the request Of Jos. NJ. Kelly, Pres A.
ident of the Farmers Grain and Shin to st
ping company. several of uor business
houses were closed Wednesday from Mr.
to p. M. while the funeral Of James T. De-,
HILL, the railroad magnate. was being
held nj st. Paul. The train did not
leave Devils Lake until four o'clock AMI ur'
as a :asult was an hour late arriving poor
here. at tn
-. nx1Nyry jan
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Joe Herzog was a Lawton visitor on
Friday.
Louis Aaberg was a Lawton visitor on
Friday.
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Miss Fisher left Tuesday morning f."
her home at Eird Island, Mimi.
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Next Sunday the Langdon ball team is
coming to Edmore for the purpose OF
getting the local teams goat. They'll
have to go some to turn the trick.
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afternoon.
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Several auto loeds went to Caudo on
Wednesday to attend the ball game be-
tween Cando and Brinsmadc. The ear:..
was rntkcr cne-sided, the score being Ii
to 1 in favor Of Cando.