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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

/. The fight against the governors
contingent fund was led by the speak
eT, who took the floor and flayed Gov,
eInor Pinkham for what he termed
unwise expenditure Of the peoples
money. He said he would favor the
creation Of an emergency fund to take
the place OF the contingent fund, but
that he would oppose giving to the
governor the power to spend such
fund. ~ .-:
HeIstein Takes Floor y. f..
Speaker Holstein, referring to an
item in the fund of S11,943.52, desig.
mated Rapid Transit Franchise" de-
clared this was expended by the gov
ernor ''for the purpose of his own per-
sonal fight against the Rapid Transit. /"
He referred to numerous other items
in the contingent fund, including many
expenditures for National Guard pur-
poses. and demanded to know IL this
money had been judiciously expended.
Il feel that we should cut out this
fund entirely the speaker declared.
: don't think We should give the gov
ernor a five-eent piece from the
money of the people to be expended
as II has been done according to
these vouchers There is no argument
In favor Of giving him $4,000. or
even $4,000. 1t is our duty to adopt
this resolution"
Cooke Opposes Holstein
Representative c. H. Cooke, chair
man of the finance committee, defend
ed the governor and his contingent
fund He pointed out tnat the govern
or, after the National Guard appro-
priation had been exhausted, had as
sisted the guard from the contingent
fund, resulting in the establishment
Of branches in the outside islands.
Cooke For Defense
There was no appropriation for a
Naval Militia, he declared. and that
splendid body was finally organized
and maintained from the contingent
fund.
Il maintain" Representative Cooke
continued, that some sort of a contin-
gent fund is necessary In any sort OF
business. There Is no corporation in
the islands but allows some leeway
to those in authority. be-.
Iieye that this contingent fund can be
and used only for emer-
gency matters, The fund could be
spent by someone other than the gov
ernor. II necessary. 1 think we will
act unwisely II we cut out the entire
fund But I believe It should be am
ended so as to safeguard it. Some
people In Hawaii are not fully alive
to what emergency might occur
Representative Lyman declared
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OF BRAVE SKIPPER
Is WELL PROVIDED FOR

e LONDON. Eng.-The British govern
ment mas decided to grant an addition.
al pension of $500 year to Mrs.
Frayatt, widow of Captain Frayatt,
who was captured by the Germans
and shot because they declared he
tried to ram submarines while operat-
ing his cross-channel steamer between
Holland and England. This sum will
be given to Mrs. Frayatt in addition
to the pension she was entitled to nm
der the government pension scehme.
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A New Zealand firm Is In the
market for 100000 meat tags
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SETTLE ON PAY
OF GUARD HEAD

In a report to be submitted this az
the ways and means committee with
Senator Robert W. Single chairman,
has gone on record fayoFing q salary
Of $500 month for Brig. Gen. Samuel
|. Johnson, adjutant general This is
just 800 q month more than is favored
by the. finance committee of the
house, according to the bill on which
the committee acted. -
After considerable discussion this
morning in a meeting to which both
Gen. Johnson and Auditor J. II. Fisher
were called, the committee voted to
stand firmly for the generals salary
being placed at $500. . -
In view Of the recognized work that
Gen. johnson has done toward organ
iziHg the guard on the other islands,
much OF which has meant d big isacrk
ficeiit Il said, the committee felt as a
whole that tn . jon is worth more than
$500, as shown by the vote at the
close et3fH iii - an Len 3ahJfshH
e Governor Pihkham, 4 Gen. johnson
and Lieut. -Cmdr. w. n. Stroud have
been invited to appear before the com
inittee temcrrow morning to discuss
the naval militia and the question of
arfhofies for the guard. - s2pi -
8 It is believed that the acommittee
will stand pretty firmly for the milf
tafy portion sof the appropriation bin
with the possible exception Of that
relating to afmories. These proposals
may be cut II it is fdnnd that guard
companies Can be drilled In q central
place for different districts trans.
pUrtation being cheaper than more
arfnofies. aii ~ a.. Safe taIa.sf .tstai +;
Chairman Single said today that
nothing definite has been decided upon.
this as yet, however. Il is hoped to
have the approximation bill ready for
a report by tbs niddle of next week,
he said. - fel@sF 20 itfgl /
: House bill l55 was reported favor
ably by the Committee, and $500 was
added lar the naval militia to finish
out the present year. ta,s, l.al,t..5,
poi mannfactdfers and itaro planters
against the territory. House bill 249,
relating to the certifying of certain
judicial writs and presses, passed
third reading IN the house,. Another
bin Hliich spsssed third reading was
that aVbropriating $1,000 fer the pur-
chase Of law books for the third cir.
cult court. -. 4. = & ~
The finance committee, reporting
on the school budget, reported that It
passed It was passed on second read.
ing and will be brought up for third
reading tomorrow morning. House
bill 2O3, proyfsiing for an appropriation
of $711.05 for the relief of E. H. F.
W0lters PASSED second reading with
the amount par6d to $SS9.20.
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Parentteacher associations in Mem
phis, Tenn. have discussed the advi-
ability of substituting sewing for
music in the schools.
A new club has been started in
New York for women more than so
years old, which already has a men,
bership of more than 100. U
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
CONTRACT FOR SHIPS
TO COST $4,000
LET TO U. S. BUILDERS

F. WILMINGTON. Eel.-Contracts for
ships to cost more than $13,000.o00
have been awarded the Harlan and
Holingworth corporation Of this city
by the Cunard line and the United
Fruit company. it was announced here.
II is the first time either concern has
ever placed contracts with an Ameri-
can shipyard, tire announcement stat
ed
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Die sarfen in Galisien.
Mnfond Ilopen1ber.

Mnfnmg yfoDetnber.
Wan ffreibt aug Dem Often: Ils
tiirfilfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nif benz
gaIioiiden ariegsidmlpIate gemel-
set tpuroen, bemddtigte iid} unierer
bort fdmpfenben Sriippen begreifli.
dertpeile cine nit Meugier gepaarte
freuoige Spannung unb Grpartung.
SoIte man bod nun Sdallter an
SduIter NIT Sen 9el6en BON @aai-
poIi fGmpfenL nit BEN Belagerern
BON Slut gl Mn1nra uno ben Stnrm-
tr1lppen Ser falfaiiiden 6ront. uno
iie famer. Meiit rieiengroBe, brett
idnltrige, idtDar5baarige @eitalten,
bon elmer liibli6en Sonne gebraunt,
martiaIiiden suslebens, elm Sdrefs
fen mebr fir Seinoe, BON einem
tpabren Seuergemiite gegen lire
5reunbe. Son einem mardenbaf-
ten @lanae umeeben lheint uns
georolGnbern nod imrner lire Sci.
mat. 9a limo Wanner bon @oloe-
men Sorrl, nus Mnatolien, 9amos-
fus, ser Staot Ser Oamas5enerfline
aen, aus ben Dorfern am gupbrat
uno 9igris, BEN 5leden mno Sieo-
Inngen IN ben Sblu6ten Des nil
Ben &uroiitan, aus Sprien unO Dem
SeiIiaen 2anbe. SHE NIT einem
0oIlen pereint unter Ser eriinen
SABINE oes Hrupbeten. @adten audi
ibre Hegimenter nidt gang Den IN
Iid geid)Ioiienen Ginbrud Die Die
unIern baftet ibnen natnrgemaB
aud ettpas Srientaliihes an, lire
Dissiplin lit aitsge5eidnet. Die
SelbitperItGnblffeit, init Der iie bie
linen boaia frentoen gali5iIdyen
SteIlnngen be5ogen, Die Sdnellig.
felt, nit Ser iie iid ben bier gan5-
lid moern acknowledgement ait-
paBten uuo iid nad menisen So
den bier beiniid fiiblten, floBte an.
gemeine 9etuunoernng ein nno
perit1rfte nod Sic obnebin porban-
oenen lebbaften Spmpatbien. 9as
iirto SoIoatenl mar bnIo bie aIge-
meine lteber5eugung, bos bOdIte Bob
1T oarin entbolten. ltnb Ste fol-
aeuoen beiBen 2ompftage fonnten
nidts meiter bringen. aIs oie sc.
itGtiqltng oieier Grpartung. Die
@rdberl in oeneit Die Siirfeu iiben,
bleiben in ibrem 9eiib, oarau fonner
onc ruifiideu ELECTROMAGNETIC nid,ts
Gnoeru.
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Greie Yrtde fit gcres: sonnabtno ben 10. 9annar 1911.

tpuroe aIs Elm faIi6er, beimtidi-
lder 5treib bingeltent. Mls Sod
mittel. our6 peldes Die brapen Ml-
ltierten in irgeno eine Safe binein-
geloft iperoen i%ollten. Cam tplsroe
oas gon5e 2iigenregilter bon Der
gntitebung bes &rieges mieoer auI-
aeaoae1. Muroe oie infame @rfin-
6ung er5dblt, oab nidt gnglano,
Iranfreih HuBlanb uno Serbien 5u-
Iammengingen, Inn Geutidlano uno
Delterreih, uno DEFENDERS Geutld)-
lamb 5n bernidter, ionoerrt oob
OeutIhlano Die anbern Climber iiber-
falen babe, Inn feline 9erridaft
fiber gang europa %aus5uoebnen. 'gs
tparoen ale oie aIten 2iiaengeidid-
TEN bon gelgien ipieoerbolt unb
t,eue bin5ugefgt, nobel iener fana=
tiIhe Brieiter in Medeln biilf-
reit)e @ano %leiltete. IS puroe bon
Dem l1nred)t eraablt, 0as Serbien
geIdeber iei, oieien ielben Scrbien,
bas cine Eolitif Ser Weud)elmoroe
ut1o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiibrte. ltno
bon bent ltngliid 6llmaniens iDilroe
ersdblt uno bon allen BEN ionltigen
Sha11otatet, Die 9eutldlano mo
feline 8erbinoetell nod begatlgen uno
oann muroe bas gan5e 2~iigengemebe
Ser @elt borgelegt. uno es bat
geipirft. Sd bin Der feiten lfeber-
5euglng, baB beute Die groBe Seal
lie anoadtig bas @iigenepangeIium
pom ser gngelsreinbeit Ser Mdiier=
ten uno ser 8erberbtbeit Der 0eut=
lden riod]preoigt. Sat bod nod fiir5=
lid pieoer in Ser 2onooner @nilo=
ban 2lopo-G George sic 2iige BON Ser
nnebrlidfeit bes beutlden Srie-
oensangebots nieberbolt uno baben
oie aGiierten &egierungetl ii6 niht
geidyGmt, Dem 2ug unb Erug ourd
oie Mnttport auf bie Note bes Sra.
li6enten nod eiter itdrferen Nab-
oruf su geben, aIs ourd Die Mnt
mort ouf Dos Grieoensangebot Der
g~entralmddte.
Gins lit nir gut babel ourd
ibre 2iigen f0nneu Die Maiierten
Ole tatlddlite Gage nidt berdnoern,
f0nnen sic uebermad)t Ser Central
mddte ni1t aug Ser @elt Idaffen
uno fonnen in Ben ! Ger5en Der
5iibrer uno Der groBen Mfaiie ibrer
@egner fein Mngltgefibl, fem Nis-
trai1en nit ibrer araft uno fein
Sdtpanfen in Dem feiten 8ertrauen
auf Sic @eredtigfeit ibrer Sahe
berporrufen. @ie Tumble Yfeile|
fallen one bie5e 2iigen nrto gel61l-
oigmngem BON oenG entralmadten ab.
Set nnb iiher iteben fie 90 iii Der
leber5eligung BON ibrem &eht, in
Dem Gefiibl ibrer Strait unO in benz
getpuBtiein, 6aB iie ibr 2ano nno
ibre 8olfer id)iisen muiien gegeil
oieienigen, sic Sic @affen Ser 2iige
uno 6es 8errats 10 m~ei1terbaft SIT
fubren perlteben. l1nb bieie l1eber-
sellgung, oiefes Gefiibl bieies @if-
len, oas miro ibnen audi gum Siege
.perbelfen.
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MnprEa DtbiH On.

MnsrIa 1iSiHs n.
30. 301-won Soufton. Bort 2apocu
Wictorid. gnerp 80 7:05 nadbm,
Nbfahrt-
Nn. 302-Na6 gue.o. Uictoria. Bort
Qabaca. 6oufton -. ..a:15 BORN.
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lSortiebunn auf Geitc A.
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Die Dcuttae Gage.

Sn Mumanien bat iid Die Gage
menig per1noert. 0ns Gororingen
Ger gentralmahte bauert fort. 8ll-
garen nnb Siirfen baben fletne @r.
~oberungen gemadt, @alas lit Itarf
beorobt. SIM @eiten baben Die eng
.l1noer einen fletnen grfolg BEL
6erre, i'm Somme-@ ebiet, 51 Der-
5eidnen, ionlt lit nihts Widtiges
gemeloet poroen. Ser Oeuti6e &ai-
Ier bat, als 9[ntmort auf Die Note oer
Maiierten cine e~rbebenoe ErofIama-
ton an Dos beutihe 8olf erlaiien.
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COInaI Springs Nursery
0~eorHn6ef 1888.

Bir 5ieben bier ole @orten Wdmmz
iduI ; ArtifeI. ueIde fih fir infer &iis
ma eignen.
Obits nnb G6ntten . Bdru1e, Meber.
Mofen. 3ierftrd1ther, Smrnergriine Nini~
me unb Gtrduder, Bdlnen, @noneHgez
trdGfe. Gdmereien nip. 1lniere 8Oi6fre
sc grfabruna fpn1mt unieren 0afuteil
5rgute.
Bir bertmufen MIR quite Wnare, az
fold ~nie0rigen &reiien, tpie feIbi8e 8rs
5ogen fperben lam. S9reibt Inn freien.
rei6bdltiaen &ataloa Gbrefe:
Otto Locke, Htn 8raunfeis, xtrss.
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Hnfltnfr -
30. Oh eltnret Qtmttteb. bon Neip 81.
go. 102 Guniet 2imiteb, BON Can Sran.
CISCO .............. S:bS BORN
SO. 7-Sdnelsne, BON Nctp Orleans
JULIE
go. s-Shneu5ug. bon Sci gfio .....
SO. e-@unfet erpreb. bon Iem Or
SIC. 1omennfet Grpres. ron Gan Sren.
CISCO S:SU nnonn1
Mbfnfrf-
SO. 101--Sunri Htutfeb. mad Gnr
Sraniisco ..........4:50 born,
30. 102-9uniet 2intiteb, nnh Stem Or
leans ......... 400 borns
go. 7-Ghne1sug, mad Sci @io.....
no. si5dnersus nod Netp DrIeans.
30. 9-sunfet grpreb mad Com 8ran.
cisco $3.50 nadr1.
no. 10-euniet grpreb. nod Metu or.
lens .......... 1890 n1d1ta
SpesiaI DaiIb grpreB nod gnere Eof
....,.,. ~ Wffteruddt.
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Mntunft -
SO. 1e-gon 9oufton, Baco unD Corr
BUS gbrifi ........6:55 nahm.
SO. 14-Won 1oufson uro Giiiteno-ten
600 BORN.
80. 12-gon Ooatum unb Riiftenorten
....... 1880. 1850 nndnt.
SEQ. 41-gon &errbiIe ....9:3O bonn.
SO. 43-bon &erbile. MIR SonttaaS /.
t6:45 nben05
Mo. 145-gon aerrbine, tdglid, aisges
uourrnen Sonntnas ..6:45 abenbs
Mbfanrt
SO. 15-Na6 &onfon. waco unD Cor.
pl,s gbrifi ........ 8:45 BORN.
So. 18-Nah 9onfton unb aiiftenorten
................ f0:45 abenbs
SO. t1-Nnh Doaiam un6 aiifttnorten
.................. 2:O5 rad3n.
Sc. 42-9ah @errbile. nar an Conn
SO. 146-Mad aerrbile .4:s5 nbenos
SO. 146) gn9 aerrbiIe tdgIih, disge~
rorrrlten Sonntnas. -. 7:05 BORN.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

John 7. Alderman is laid up wit
an attack Of typhoid fever.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

I Miss Addie Laurie is home from
her school duties for the Easter va
cation.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Chamberlin
Of Michigan were transacting business
in town Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

y Dr.. Cuthbert reports son born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bymsear o,f Doyon March
25th.
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-- 49, -
/ Miss Sexton. spent the week end $at
Devils Lake. 81
II. a. Nicholson has . carload 81
Montana seed wheat on track, al sold
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Stevens spent
Friday at Devils Lake. 3
Dr.. Drew was a business visitor ia
town Monday, 81.
Mrs. Ryall had as her guests Sun,
day, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Southam and
daughters. 8s 81 &
I. c. Wright came down from Minot
Wednesday to visit his parents for q.
few days.
F. R. Stevens is frequent visitor
at Devils Lake, the county seat, on
legal business. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Miller enjoyed
q visit last week from Mr.. Millers.
mother from Edmore
o. B. Olson and son B. A. Olson Of
Buxton, were in Crary few days this
week packing up their household
goods for shipment.
The roads are so bad at present
that drivers Of the school buses have
difficulty in getting through their
routes.
| Miller & Reed have remodelled their
meat market interior with fresh paint
and enamel, making it very neat,
clean and attractive
Il q
Sever Christofferson Of Odessa to-,
has rented his farm to ]. r. Anderson
and son and will move to Hamar to
assist his father in the store business.
i Mrs. b. s Pond and Mrs. al. L.
Hayden entertained the ladies aid &c
the home Of Mrs. Pond Thursday af-
ternoon. =s, rs5s 3st =. n ,-i.55 n +
Mrs. Southam, .Sr., was given q
pleasant surprise on her birthday, hast
Tuesday, when the Southam families
gathered at her home to spend tho af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Herman Kalinowsli, son and
daughter arrived in Crary Thursday
for q brief visit. Mr.. Kalinowsli il
at Lethbridge, Ait, on q business mis-
Ision.
Paul Medelman went up to Devils
1aAs t'day evening 20 attend a the
.'caaemy Play. While q the city he
was 9 guest OF james fMcG Gurren, who
cane dosen q mere saturday morning to
spend the day with Pad.
--:---- ---.--,5
Raoul Rutten who for several years
Co., o. a sa-ea. sssA1'-.l. - tas lu y
ca.,n..,, ] ~ ~, 1 Lano 3 Aeleel LUMBER ., ae:
~ s.. -. 'esaye 'ns week 1cr = MI :
nos;+; ~; I, Ie x, nas = seculea = mllar
n ,l1us.. 80 ene lsogls humDer 70. =
~ ~. IN, .ris a.snsc nve - m'not, 20
\ = 80 - 1As ''s ~
~. !. ..-.--- !.
- go $3.50 .lans.eis were MADE M
-. - @.y, 80, .ass wee 3. =. dean sells
.114e D fA'Ss,eauehce anu sevetal l0tS IN the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05
EDM,lloREl
7775r 9sfi 7 lLiTI5 p + 9
Al Mr.. L. II. Aaberg went to Sarles
tsNs H. t:iN

Nj. L. II. Aaberg went to Sarles
Thursday. 5-as
Martin Sagcn was county seat
caller Tuesday. a
Joe McLain Of Devils Lake, came to
I Edmores Tuesday. !
John McDougall of Hampden spent
( Thursday in town.
AZ A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
\ Mrs. M. N. Woldy, on March 18th.
Miss Esther Woldy came home from
college Saturday, returning Wednes-
day.
Martin johnson Of Fairdale, Mrs.
Norby's brother, is visiting at the Geo.
"a Norby home.
ss Dr.. T. F. Craig and A. Y. Nelson
apf Hampden were Edmore callers on
Wednesday.
Dr.. r. A. Ogilvie will leave Satur-
day for Moosejaw, Canada, and will be
. gone about a week. 2
Clarnece Welcome, who has resided
west Of Edmore, left Monday for Mi
D not and will farm near that city.
Miss Hazel Turner, who has been
4 visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Marsh,
left Friday for her home in Devils
Lake.
Mrs. Gunda Benson and Mrs. Dor
thea Nelson were Lawton business
visitors Monday, looking upsa loca-
tion for q restaurant.
Miss Amelia Peterson, milliner Of
Minneapolis, will open millinery
store on the ground floor Of the Cur
rier building.
W., ard Mrs. =. os Andersl aswho
have BEEN on farm near Edmore
left Monday for Poplar; Mont, where
they have q homestead. Mrs. Lars
4 Stensland accompanied them, at which
xn1n rl.r> ~s~s11
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Martin johnson Of Fairdale, Mrs.
Norby's brother, is visiting at the Geo.
1 Norby home.
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S,lHUl,Rl|C'H!s :!lIl ! 9, ], 1ls:RIlRl

g. jacobson u xple,cstsd home Mthe tie
first ot the weell. s 81 I; I.
I drs a. Q. Nold was u Devilss III Lake ss
K visitor on Wednesday. s5ss33
fiss Riley - busy preparing Tor
thle Easter trade in.tths millinery line
Geo s1nseb .t II, returnsd y, from /
Rochester last week Thiirtsdisisy,. is, "
Elmer Kildahl IL ii i home, e, from s NJ the b
!, Valley CITY normal ~ ! W: vaca-'
hon. M i5si
Miss Anna Wallace 81 81. Paul. .has
accepted position with Miss Riley III
g '''A1ns ..els : s
4. a. Mitchell orsmlngeriy he Il, 81 this place i,
and the father of Mrs. M. EnRelh6(,rl
has charg of tie oose Progress. aa,
bs Osear Gusta son went to Knox last
FridAy % attend wedding ot q /
friend. He returned home Saturday.
Tie Lyl Depot has been
thotoughly renovated and the estab-
lishment ll Y y has 2 very neat and clean ap-
pearance. b. z. Smith, who recent
Ilyjretu1nsd from Grand Forks and HIS
taken tel charge, is q capable restaurant
lnanE s:lilIs qesnaaiat tha
place isssuirel % estabiiahsa |re,euri ~
quick meals and short orders. 81
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CR.AR'Y,,
~ II.

Mrs. Conroy is enjoying visit
from her sister this week
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!. J, s Kirk returned fom Devils Lake
Thursday q. M, where he has been
spending few days.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

At the village election held Tuesday
thirty-two votes were cast. One tick
ct only was in the field, the follow
ing officers being elected without any
opposition:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Dr.. T. +. Craig and A. Y. Nelson
aof Hampden were Edmore callers on
Wednesday.
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y u M. md Mn. y Ohm Anderson ls9es
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Trustees: Burt Currier, Ole ]. Wig,
and II. r Aslakson; Clerk, o. s.. Wing
Justice G. A. Sagen; Marshal, Chas.
Oakley; treasurer, John r. Anderson.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05
Garnece Welcome, who has resided
west Of Edmore, left Monday for Mi
not and will farm near that city.

Miss Hazel Turner, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Marsh,
left Friday for her home in Devils
Lake.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Farm hands are beginning to arrive
in this locality looking for work.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Miss Bessie Holtquist, nurse from
the Latto hospital, at Hastings, Mimi,
arrived in Edmore today and viii
spend her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Wright.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

NJ w l.less M! On h ll
The Union rnishes you &C Hill
ii New ansE6 6fscond Hand % art &
hons. Space perrnits onIy fesv
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

John McDougall Of Hampden, spent
Thursday IN town.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Dr.. r. A. Ogilvie will leave Satur-
dayfor Moosejaw, Canada, and will be
gone about q week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Violet and Reginald Wright, Marie
Van der Heiden and Louise Stewart
Of Cato school No. 2, came today to
take the 9Th grade examinations.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Mrs. Gunda Benson and Mrs. Dor
thea Nelson were Lawton business
visitors Monday, looking up~a loca-
tion for q restaurant.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Miss Amelia Peterson, milliner Of
Minneapolis, will open q millinery
store on the ground floor Of the Cur.
rier building.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05
y a baby boy was born to Mr.. and
I Mrs. M. N. Woldy, on March 18th.

Miss Esther Woldy came home from
college Saturday, returning Wednes-
I day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Joe McLain Of Devils Lake, came to
Edmore Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

Jack McGrath returned Saturday
from the Minnesota woods where he
has been working. He drove across
form Fairdale to Edmore.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

The roads are so bad at present
that drivers Of the school buses have
difficulty in getting through their
routes.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05
w. F. Welcome left Monday for Mi

not. n
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

( Miller & Reed have remodelled thei,
meat market interior with fresh paint
and enamel, making it very neat
clean and attractive.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

% Osear lustn son went to Knox last
d ill d % attend wedding of u
friend. | He returned hone Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-04-05

o. B. Olson and son B. A. Olson 81
Buxton, were in Crary q few days this
week packing up their household
goods for shipment.