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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-03-18
srNnAY NIGHT PROGRAM

The following program, under the
direction of Prof. Oyeriade, Is to he
given by the Community Orchestra
sunday evening.
Toward Christian Sold'ers"-
Observation-Disclosures
Prayer.
a-"Swect Jasminst~ lnoyelete--
Thep. Bcndix-Orchestr
Ia Genius Loci" "Oh! my
Father String quartctte under direc.
ton Of Mr.. Alfred
AVE Marie"--vocal solo, Orches'
ira. zee ---Msscagane--Miss Thornc.
Reading Miss Newman.
6-"Selections from Ermine"-Jn
cobosh- Orchestra.
THE Clock Storc"-discriptive-.
Orth.-Orchestra.
S-"Annie Laurie'-yocal solo. Orch
acc.--Miss Thorne
Peer Gynt"-story--NIrs Hattie
Hayes.
10-"Peer Gynt Suite'--(1 Anitra's
Dance'.--(b) Asses Death"-Greif
1I-"Sempre Tidelis '-march--Sou
sa--Orchestra.
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GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

The simple mixture Of buckthorn
bark, glycerinc, etc. known rs Adler
i-ka, astonishes Pleasant Grove PEG
pie. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
lower and upper bowel, ONE SPOON
Full relieves almost ANY CASE con
stipation. sour stomach or gas II re
moves such surprising foul matter
that few doses often relieve or pre-
vent appendicitis, A short treatment
helps chronic stomach trouble. The
INSTANT, easy action of Adler-i-kt
is astonishing Hedauist Drug Go
Also highly recommended by VIM
Thornton, Druggist, at American
Fork tAdv.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruso and
daughter. Mrs Ruby Halliday wcrc
early week visitors to salt Lake
The stake and Ward Relief socicr,
officers spent a pleasant afternoon
the home of Mrs Alexander RullocE
Thursday. ~
FOR SALE-Good 1o-acr. farm
with good residence Close in C,od
soil. plenty of irrigation water and
city water for culinary purposes
See w. H. heyos 26.tf
Miss Chloe Thoruc. the genial man.
agcr Of the local hello station was n
home the first half of the week he.
cause Of Illness
Mrs. Clarence Weeks was bostoes
at the meeting Of the $. n G. club
this week, after sewing. refrrgb
ments were served
Alton Jensen of Provo was a guee,
nj the home of Mt and Mrs ,Toscrh
II. Adams Saturday and Sunday
See A. Bradder, Lehi for your GENE.
terry and monument work. 3O-ti
Richard Foutou left Pleasant Crov,
Monday and Salt Lake Wednesday fol
mission with his headquarters In
Denver. The Tabernacle was wei
filled with friends at his farewell re-
ception Sunday evening
Don't forget to call Rem Halliday
al the Sanitary Meat G. Grocery. Am
erican Fork, when YOU have any veal
poultry. mutton. beef or pork High
est prices paid
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. West entertained a
800" party Wednesday evening. De
corstions and refreshments were II
keeping with St PPtrick's day, tn
shamrock and green carnations bein
used. The prizes were won by J. 7
Thorne and Mrs, West Jacobs. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs A. u Chip
! man, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Kirk, Nj
and Mrs. West Jacobs. Mr. and Mr.,
J. r. Tborne. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Rich
ardson and Mr. and Mrs Elmer Mile,
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|NDON PIONEER
| PASSES AWAY

runefal services for Mrs Alice Gill
h VINO died Tuesday were held in
Linden meeting house Thursday
brnoon. Bishop G. g. Johnson
Eided and was one Of the speak
the other speakers were: James
|limore, c. B. Harper, A. g, Keetch.
e Banks. Robert Thorne and Bis
A. l.. Cullimorc. May Walker
Ii solo. The invocation was by
In Y. Walker and the benediction
Ezra r. walker.
Srs. Gilman with her husband,
he's II. Gilman were among the
4 settlers OF Lindon, coming here
bs63. She was born in Burwash,
sex, England, Nov. rs, 1880 and
|grated to Utah in the fall Of 1850.
leaves three sons. William Gill
of vernal, J. c. Gilman and
les Gilman of Lindon; also two
phters. Mrs. Alice White of Rock
Idaho and Mrs. Mary Jarman Of
lon. she also has 36 grand-child-
and 40 great grandchildren. Her
band died 40 years ago.
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Pleasant Grove Department

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Frampton spent
the week end In Provo. t
A Denver travelling man this week
gave $I00 toward the completion OF
the Timpanoogas trail.
Miss Eta wcstphal has been kept
at home the past week and was In
bed several days because OF stepping
on an upturned garden rake.
Mrs Eleanor West entertained twon-
ty-fiye young people Tuesday evening
in honor OF her son, Myron's 18th
birthday.
Read that article on planting beans
In this issue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Thornton OF Am
erican Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Thornton, Loah Thornton and Orpha
Halliday of this city autocd to Spring
vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith ~
Salt Lake and baby were guests of ID.
NJ Smith Sunday.
Mr.. Orthelo Clark "a Salt Lak,
spent Sunday IN Pleasant Grove with
his wife and new baby. They all re
turned to Salt Lake Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Halliday and
their daughter. Orpha. went TO Provo
Monday.
The Domestic Science (C) girls
| Cora Wadley, Grace Rheims, Edna
Holloway, and LeIletna Smith cbapa-
roned by Miss Ene Warwick spent
Friday visiting the science laboratories
of Salt Lake City
Our want ads work wonders--they
appear In all three Of our big papers
at the same price one little "dinky'
paper charges-one cent per word
cash with order. ts.tl
Mr.. G. Z. Richie left here Monday
| for Brigham City where he will be
employed for few days.
The Messrs. Clifford Wright, Reet
Warwick and Elmer Miller went 4
Granite Tuesday
Heavy White Oats for Seed--42 lbs
to the busbcl at Cbipman's.
Mis- Bertha Jensen entertained q
friends Sunday evening at games ant
luncheon in honor OF her IL birthday
I The stork paid two visits to Pleas
| ant Grove this week, leaving boy n
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Peter Chris
Hanson Sunday and boy at the hom'
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman Mon
day. A.s
The Chapman Mere. Co have jus
received large shipments OF Wall Pap
er. Linoleum, Lace Curtains. Carpets
Rugs end o lot of new spring Furni
Rugs and a lot Of new spring Furni
prices are SO extremely low, that you
money will actually so farther-Chip
mans Cash Prices count
Miss v West gave a magazine part,
to the T. r. F. Sunday evening. Re
Treatments were served.
Harry Kruse. Supt., OF the Texa,
mine is home for visit. after an alb
sence Of six months.
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NOTICE
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City, Utah,
February %. 1916

pNit idht WY INdng
February rs. 1916
TO Whom II May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that the State
of Utah has filed In this office lists OF
land, selected by the said State, I'M
der section 6 OF the Act or Congress.
approved July t6. 1894, as Indemnity
School lands. viz; Serial Ol694s, Sc
hNWh, Sec. ~, T. 8 s., n. 3 T., s. l..
Meridian.
Copies Of said lists, 40 far ms they
relate TO said tracts by descriptive
subdivisions. have been conspicuous1y
posted In this office for inspection by
any person interested and by the pub
lie generally
During the period of publication OF
this notice. or any time thereafter,
aud before final approval and certi-
flcation, under departmental regula-
lions Of April 25. 1907. protests or con-
tests against tho claim Of the state to
any of the tracts or subdivisions here
ipbeforc described on the ground that
the same ~ more, valuable for mineral
than for agricultural purposes, will be
received aud noted for report TO the
! Genera, Land office a; Washington.
| y. G, Failure so IN protest or con-
test. within the time specified, will be
considered sufficient evidence OF the
non-mineral character of the tracts
and the selections thereof. being
otherwise free from objection, will
be approved TO the State.
GOULD u. BLAKELy,
Register
First publication March II, 1916.
Last publication April 8. 1915.
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EsTRAy NOTICE

state of Utah. County of Utah. Pleas
ant Grove City. SIS.
/ have In my possession the follow
ing described osua NY animal which. II
not claimed and taken away, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
cash bidder at 10 o'clock y. M. In
Pleasant Grove City. on Friday the "a
day of March 1915. at Estray Pound
one brown mare, about 10 years old,
weight about 900 lbs, fore top clipped,
White strip In face, Front feet white
to ankles. right hind foot white above
ankle. no brands visible.
Said cstray was taken up by mar
shall In said city on tho II day Of
March. 1915,
s. r. WALKER,
Poundkeeper for Pleasant
Grove City,
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GLEASON STREET STATION

The Utah Idaho Sugar Co this week
decided to build its Manila sub-load-
ing station on Gleason street, where
II crosses the Orem track II will be
a platform with approaches and high
enough so that farmer may unload
directly into the railroad cars. using
self dumping wagon. II Will cost
about $500. A contract for It's cree
ton will be let and work started on
IL In time that II may be completed
before harvest This will be great
convenience to American Fork farm
ers as well as those residing In Man.
Ia.
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" FOR T|MPANOOGAS

the request of several leading
lens. we again draw attention to
completion of the trail from
SAINT Grove to the top. OF old
|nt Timpanoogas. Provo. antici-
BIZ that Pleasant Grove is intend
to advertise 20 the wor ! that
| city Is the gateway To 1tahs
bus Glacier Peak, has recently
getting certa n tracts set aside
@ official trail end has asked the
pads TO make certain concessions
h the people up there. by the way
Provo and Provo Canyon
q time has [, me fol Pheasant
! TO form sou kind Of al organ
BIN to take het matter in hand and
lcte the tr.- from this els to
OF OF the biz lodges. WHORE lad
could be pla ell and thu mount
timber VOL i then only have a
hundred yards to walk to reach
|ummit
ne have suggested that the ~
alton could he called .lio TIM
bgas club and that such al o.
ption could hold regular meet
pr banquets at which other
for the benefit of the city could
|cussed, II 10 or 20 men should
for one hour at the banquet ia
very two weeks. II would have
hderful electrical effect on the
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NOTICE TO CATTLEMEN

VIII pasture animals for summer.
AT sS,oo per head In North Fork, Pro
vo canyon; range superb Hcrdcr In
charge constantly. Apply 10 John II.
Stewart, County Surveyor, Provo,
Utah ii-it
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l.. u. s. CHURCH SPRING
CONFERENCE

salt Lake city. April 4 to y inclusive.
Excursion tickets on sale via Salt
Lake Routc--for above occasion as
follows; From Ncphl, Eureka. Mann
moth, silver City and stations east on
sale April 9TH to 9th inclusivc--Rc-
turn limit April 18th From all other
Utah stations, on sale April Bird 70
Sth inclusiyc--Return limit April 18th.
1s-4t
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HOME MISSIONARIES.

The Home Missionaries of Alpbne
stake are appointed as follows for
sunday, February %, 1915.
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STEPHEN L. CHAPMAN.
JAMES ". CLARKE.
ABEL JOHN EVANS.
Stake Presidency.
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in town Monday, the stop-over being
brought about by auto trouble.

fSL.E St A&ssEANL.,EN - T-4F.N 80. ~
Several Of the farmers in the vicin-
.ity r re-seeding the wheat. The
high wind Sunday and Monday uncov-
cred the sprouting kernels to such an
extent that hw6uld leave poor stand
and a lightscrop. would result.
J, D. Robertson, ST., Of Park River
autoed over Sunday and spent the day
at the, homesofh his son, ]. D. He was
accompanied by his wife and son,
Ralph. HeSdrove a new REQ, andre
ported the roads In fair condition.
Friends of Richard Lockton Will be
pleased to learnsthat he carried oc the
first honors in the defamation con-
test held at New Rockford last week,
in which contest he. had as a subject,
"a Lover of Music" by Henry Van
Dyke. Four boys were entereds This
is quite an honor 2nd gives. Richard
the chance Of representing the New
Rockford high school in the-State
contest at Grand Forks which takes
place the latter part Of the month.
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DR.. Engesather, who has been prac-
ticing here since last September left
Wednesday for Brocket where he has
bought the practice Of DR.. Ferguson.
During his stay. here DR.. E~ngesather
has acquired a host Of friends who are
sorry to see him leave, but whose best
wishes accompany him to his new 10
cation.-Park River Herald.
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Gilbert is y. S. mail carreron Route

I#gllGt. .4FgN.t M-hN N.S,HAzE sE&-E4 ~,
Gilbert is Y, s. mnaail5earrserson Route
J.SVvoboda and j. Miller were Law.
ton visitors Monday evening.
Work has been commenced on J..
Tr%ueblood's addition to his garage. Il
Mrs. G. Lahti, and son Orvo, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Oscar Hooker, motored
to the county seat Tuesday.
The families of DR.. Ferguson and
Frank Vierus motored to Devils Lake
Tuesday returning in the evening.
Miss Olga johnson, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. j. Connolly,
at Lawton, returned home Moday a. m.
----1 - u:
c. o. Johnson's petition for Commits.
%sioner has been freely circulated and
signed here and it looks as. though G.
O., will be the unanimous choice Of our
voters.
Dr.. S. NJ. Ferguson who has been
our physician for aSnumber- of years,
has sold his practice to DR.. J. A. D.
Engesather, late Of Park River. DR..
Ferguson and family will move to Az
oca, Iowa.
r.. o. Engesather visited Ole Bars
ness nea Petersburg last Sunday dur
ing the big dust storm. His ship, the
"Overland" gallantly weathered the
storm and arrived safely in port after
a rough voyage. Capt. E%ngesather
was in personal command of the wheel
throughout the entire voyage.
The school board at its last meeting
elected the following staff of teachers
the coming year Harry Kaplan of
Westhope, principal;t Miss Genevieve
Wade teacher of 7th and 9Th grades;
Miss Gladys Levin, 9Th and 9th grades
and domestic science, Miss Winnifred
Noyes of Rolla, 3rd and 4th grades,
and Miss Olga Johnson, primary.
d.. Humphreys ard party. au1toed
to Eaketa last Sundays to attendsthe
ball game between Lakota and Aneta.
On account of the storm the game was
called off at the 4th inning, standing
8 to 8. On their return from.Lakota
a gentle zephyr ~playfully whisked the
hat from Mr.. Humphreys head and by
this time it has probably reached the
Gulf of Mexico.
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A. o. Sather went to Devils Lake
Wednesday, morning on business.

Wednesday 1lOIIuilS OIL UuSlIlcSS.
Mrs. r. G. Babcock and Mrs. Archie
Curgie drove to, Devils Lake Saturday
afternoon. ! 70
Earl Ellis wentto Devils Lake on
Friday afternoon and brought back
two new Oodgeacars.
The Farmers Line has had a bunch
of work1nen busy for some time put
ting in new ties along the route.
The Methodist church last week re-
ceived a new coat of caisomine which
improves its appearance very much
Nj: I'd h;sFGsEtls sad Il. and
Mrs. Raymond Mauers drove to Devils
Lake Saturday. evening to take in the
movie show. /. ~
- ~ --
John Boulger, returned last Thursday
from points in Iowa and the Twin
Cities where he had been visiting
attending to business matters for some
time. so
The Ramsey .cosnty Implement Co,
received a a load Of new machinery
this week which ThaSg. Sec. unloaded
and is now being set up in their ware
house. <,,s.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, seven miles east
of Garske, Miss Inga severson and AL
bert Rushfeldt were united in mar
riage by Rev. Meisel. The young
people We're accompanied by Miss JOS
!ephine Rushfeldt and Ivan s%evarson,
sister and brother q the. bride and
groom.
The bride is we'll known in Stark
weather, having. spent the winter at
the Schweitzer home.. By her pleas
ant, cheerful manner she made many
friends while here, She is a daughter
of MI. and Mrs. George Severson. The
groomis n of the prosperous young
farmers of near Grand :Harbor.. He
is a brother of Gunder Erickstad. The
young folks will make. their home on =
farm about eight miles north of Grand
Harbor. The many friends of the
young couple all join in wishing them
a happy and prosperous: married life.
This sectionfo Of North Dakota suf-
fered considerable damage the first of
the week from one Of the worst wind
storms in its history. For four days
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday the wind blew in hurricane
fashion and as a result there is con-
siderable wheat which must be seeded
again. The windsbegan to blow Sun
day and was at its worst Sunday af-
ternoon, considerable damage was
done to farm buildings throughout
this part Of the country. The worst
damage reported thus far was the DIES.
truction Of a big chimney on the Arch
lie Currie farm home. Several farm
ers report that their windmills were
blown down. The seeding was pro
crossing nicely until it began, to blow
and the wheat seeding would have
been finished this week. Now, how.
ever, considerable Of the work must be
done over again.
BRoc (1'!
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ss EDMORE
(Edmors Heraldl
A. E. Toomey transacted Guinness at
the county seat Monday.
o. v. Lundberg went to Devils Lake
the first of the week and brought back
his new Dodge car. He vas accom-,
by Lloyd Nyhus.
The Rowena Club met with Mrs.
Charley Erickson on Saturday. Here
after they will meet on the first and
third Fridays of the month.
Ole Stevens and SON George, were
Park River visitors Sunday going in
the auto. They returned Monday
morning in the dirt storm and reported
a terrible trip.
Superintendent c. E. Mclaughlin and
a number of Great Northern officials,
made their annual tourvo f inspection of
the branch the first Of the week.
Clarence Gordhamer who taught
school in the consolidated district east
of town the past winter, left Monday
morning for Devils Lake, where he had
business matters to attend to. After
a few days there he will go to Lakota
where he will remain for some weeks
before going home to spend his annual
vacation.
w. J. Thompson drove up from Page
in his auto last Saturday for a few
days visit with his son on the farm
south of town. w. ]. is giving his at
%tention to his interests at Page this
year, but expects to- drop up here for
an occasional visit. He tells us that
owing to the wet condition Of the soil
at Page, that seeding is no further
advanced there than here.
Abraham Tobiason left Friday morn
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
visit for a few days, and at which
place he will make arrangements far
a trip to Norway. Abraham was q
Visitor to his fatherland in 1914 and
was So f~avofaBb1y' Impressed with it
that he has decided to make another
trip. He remarked that he expected
to. be l. Christina June LIST unless a
! submarine should sink the boat he
sails on.
| The High School Declamatory con-
test at the M. E. Church Monday ev-
ening drew forth a nice crowd. The
icontestants all handled their subjects
in a creditable manner, and held close
attention of the audience. The judges
were Mrs. Rosholt, Mrs. Tooney and
Supt.. Iverson Of Lakota, who awarded
the decision, to Leslie Kelly, who. had
no opponent, and to Miss Ida. johnson
Of the girl contestants. As a result
Leslie Kelly will represent the local
school at Grand Forks in the state
contest, while Miss johnson will go to
Fargo. The local orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
Louis Aaberg is now the owner of a
new Ford car. ;
Otto Wing was a business visitor at.
Hampden Friday.
Oscar Standel went up to Hampden
on Friday to assist editor Reiger on
the, Guardian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole J. Wig and little
son., Ruben, were Devils Lake callers
Monday.
MIS-. MufcHle n tWo uttle sons,
and Miss Rosenberg of Sarles, visited
Mrs. o. E. Tourtellette Monday.
%G. H. Benson a carpenter Of Lakota,
came up Monday to do some carpenter
work on the VanOsdel residence.
{ Now is the time to clean up your
yards by throwing tin cans, shoes,
etc, oyer into your neighbours yard.
Chas. Calof and Abe Kalov Of Devils
Lake, formerly Of this vicinity were
overnight visitors in Edmore Friday.
Seeding has been progressing nicely
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EDMORE
(Edmors HeralG

A. E. Toomey transacted Guinness at
the county seat Monday.
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j. H. Smith left Saturday for Min
neapolis to spend the week.
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Editor E. N. Crazy, Of the Devils
Lake World was an over night visitor
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DR.. G. F. Drew of Devils Lake, was
a caller In town Monday.
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: Now is the time to clean up your
yards by throwing tin cans, shoes.
ETC., oyer into your neighbours yard.
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CRARY

D. G. Boyd left Saturday for his
farm at st. John.
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Mrs. D. G. Mcleod and daughters
We're Devils Lake shoppers Saturday.
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Through the Efforts Of DR.. Cuthbert
who is q lover Of growing; trees, 4
number Of elm, ash and box-elder trees
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Earl E. Ellis sold a fine new Dodge
car to Elias Erickstad Tuesday.
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Martin sagen and daughter, Lille,
went to Grand Forks Tuesday where
they went to consult an eye specialist
regarding Miss Lilies eyes.
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Chas. Calof and Abe Kalov of Devils
Lake, formerly Of this vicinity were
overnight visitors in Edmore Friday.
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]. H. Newbre Of New Rockford was
looking after business here last week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-05-18

liver sorbel of southam has pur-
chased a new Ford of southam & Lu-
ros.
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Word comes from Rollin Dean and
family accompanied. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins that they are crossing the
prairies Of Nebraska westward toward
Colorado their destination.
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o. v. Lundberg went to Devils Lake
the first of the week and brought back
his new Dodge car. He was accom-,
panied by Lloyd Nyhus.
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&c. H. Benson a carpenter Of Lakota,
came up Monday to do some carpenter
work on the VanOsdel residence.
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Continued on p-se 81
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IA. Haig, county superintendent of
schools, came to Crary Wednesday
morning to visit the different depart
ments Of u schools in his official ca
pacity.
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Edw Becker, P. H McGurren, Harry
Edwards and Burto Olson were Devils
Lake visitors Wednesday.
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A number Of high school girls lef
yesterday morning for Lakota ant
Devils Lake where they are taking tn,
teachers examinations.
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Work has been commenced on ].
Trueblood's addition to his garage.
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Eugene Wright returned to Grand
Forks Monday where he is engaged in
the business of organizing bands for
the Dodson company.