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MAKowsKI, Andrew w. PHILADELPHIA

MAKowsKI. Andrew w. Philadelphia
MARNIEN. Joseph L.. Philadelphia twU).
MECKLEY. Victor A.. Seven valleys ODD.
MuLDooN. John Mahanoy City ODD:
MNTnSHA b H%s P Paa4 R.Snsay WV w.
oELsCHLAGER, Harvey y. Bergey (Dwj.
OPEL. Earl H.. Meyersdale tkl.
PHliLIPs. John. Cosldaie GM}. '
PRENTIss. Charley E., wililamsport tDD).
RANDOLPH, Carl B.. Athens (wU).
RAUB' Erwin wallace. Red Lion tM).
R RtGa A{Esd Cali 81 South MeK Ksss sK
sXRsELEo. Cristitofiano. Burlington K.
SHAW. Henry l.. Ulster lwu).
SIMMONS, George e.. philadelphia tl}.
Smith; Michael j.. Phiisdelpnis 'i;ws,.
TThoM IS. Frank n. West Chester tK>.
XANcHuR1A. Frantesek. Arnold Cw}.
WAGNER: William d. Somerset ODD.
MATTERS. F: r. Philadelphia iws).
MERIT. Walter, Philadeiphia tW).
wnARTENBY, Thomas B., Philadelphia
wiTHERs, John Daniel. York tDw).
iASorskf, Michael J.. North BraddoclS
TERKINs. Clifford E.. sharpsburS CwU).
iooNG, Ralph O., sharpsburg (Dw).
RHODE ISLAND.
hlRONS. Arthur Roberts, Pawtucket CMl.
METlNIER. William H., Centerdale IwsI
SS,WyANLCND. William H.. Norwood (ADS.'
WALSH, Raymond A. Providence (E).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ton wv. |'' 'N' AVS
HOTTER. Jonas. Woodruff IAD
MCMILLAN. Eddie. Bamberr On.
MEA, EzEiEf Cleveland W. Lake city tM).
MINIS. Frank o.. Entcrvile (WsD.
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kF FSn IN SSnnaT fEE xSfGoS RE-



Corporais.
HARMON, Edward j.. North Girard. Pa
HoBKIRK, Ross T., Marinpro. Mass.
MARUsAAK. George. Bradenville, Pa.
Priyates.
CABE, Fred C., Canton, N. C.
DEBERRY, Ernest L., Sheridan Lake. Col
si h' G q vS" Wins NS.Seba, MINI.
F RREp 5nm nssFy AS Be- Ms5i'? 4 T b.
sANDUskY, William r., Mount Pleasant
scHuMMAN. Max t., Athoi, Mass
SOLE. Arthur t.. Moorehesd, MINI.
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
ALLIES, Edward b., Dellefontaine, Ohio.
Corporal.
MILES, George A., Canandaigua, y. y.
DIED or WOUNDS, PREvIOLsLy RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
IsAKsEN. John. $50 Hoyt ST.. brooklyn.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
CorporaIs.
GILMAN. Harry. Cleveland.
NOELkSER, Robert, sss1a Fifteenth a'''
Mechanic.
REED, Joseph E. Whitehall, Mich.
Privates.
CoGuRA. Mike, Boar Creek, Mon:
DUvALI,. Frank J., Anaconda, Mon.
KAGEEF. Henry H.. Detroit
LAWRENCE, Joseph Leon. South Bethle-
LrVINGHorsp, Noah, Ne Porte, Ind.
I3TzER. William r., wahpsttOn III, N D; -,
REBsToCK. whitney. Cut on. La.
ROLPH, Fred, Lake city, Ia.
slime, Jesse L., bloomsbury, Pa
wOuNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED;
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Corporals
FRIEBELE, Ray c., Greentown, Pa,
PAULSuN. Arthur John, Kici, Wis.
SWAN, James e., Denver.
Priyates.
ANA, Edward NJ, ocopto Fall. Wis.
ANDREWS. John W, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
CULLEN. Frank. New Bedford. Mass.
DIGLACOMO, james, 81 Nassau ST., New
Fades Walter w. Walden. Miss.
EASToN, Roy. Chicago.
GABRYLOWlCZ, steven. Cudahy, Wis.
HATCHER, James T., Weston. Ohio.
KELINSKE. Emil H., Elm Mott, Tex:
McCOOL, John Francis, South Bethlehem,
MAIN, William T.. Housewife, Pa.
MESSICk, Arthur, Alton, Fla. go
NEwLIN. Clarence Lee, Crawfordsville
NEwsHAM John J., Port ,Neches. Tex.
| PRATT. Jewel H., Clio. Ark.
| PROBSTNER, Carl, Homestead. Pa.
SAMO. Andrew. Perth .Amboy. n. j.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
| Sergeant.
| PLESO, Tom, Austria.
| Privates.
| BERTAND, louis X. indianapolis.
! COZETDNOSKI. Mark, Russia.
| GREEN. Benjamin T., Direct, Tex.
LEGGIO, Gaspar f., 14S George st.. Brook
| Ign.
| PERLUCK, Ben Walter. ST. Louis.
| SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
| Cook.
| SMITH, Medard William, Louisville.
Priyates.
| ARNESON, Carl A., Chicago
| BAPEPES, N!cklos. Greece.
| BLAHLOCK, John A, nahlgren. II.
| DAYTON, Walter, Quicksand. ny.
| ENGLAND, stephen L., Grafton, W. Va.
HARRIS. Louis Henry. Buffalo,
ZILkO. John Peter, Bristol. Conn.
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TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
nEPORTED MISSING N ACTION.

CHRISTIAN, Eugene L., Noti, Ore.
Privates.
BAKER, Michael. Henderson, Cal.
BRUCE, Argus Otho. Huntington, W. Va.
BRUNO. Carmino, Italy.
BUSSERT, Robert L., Macomb, Ill
ENuEMANN, Frank j., Treloar, Mo.
FELHOFER, Henry, Sister. Bay. wis.
GUETTNER, otto. Fort Wayne, Ind,
KRENSING. Fred a., Browns Valley, MINI.
LOVE, Harrison w. oshkosh. Wis
RADJAVICH, Edward j., ShamOkin, Ia
taft. Franklin. Florence, Wis.
THOMPSON, Nathan. Park, Ky.
VAIL, Mike, Hamberg, Ark.
WATERS, Albert T., Worces,er. Mass.
WILANskE, samuel, 800 Henry st., New
York.
YOUNG. Russell A.. Lnwton, y. D.
ZIMMERMAN, Frank Martin, Eric. IA
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CAMERON. j., Auburn, Mass.
HARvEY, A., Curran. Mich.
MILLER, o., address given as Nnsway
n. IL. ~.
MISSING.
ROSSETT, T., Chicago.
CRANE, J. W., Lieut.. Newark. I!
CANCEL REPORT MISSING.
GALLAGHER, j., Escanaba- hieh. !
WOUNDED AND MISSING.
McGINN. T, Chicago.
ILL.
BERNARD. q. D.. woonso,ket II. I,
CALDWELL, II. H., New York.
GASsED.
ANDERSON, J. A., Newburgh, \. Y.
WOUNDED.
HILL, a., Fruitdale, +. II.
FOsH, n. Chasm Falls. >. u;
WALLARp, c., Spring Valley. Ill
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AMERICAN VICTIMS
ON CANADIAN LIST
r. Lunn of Jersey City Is Re-
ported Killed.

OTTAWA. Nov. S.---The names of the
following Americans appear in to-day's
overseas casualty list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
REGAN. j., North wilmington, Mass.
MARTIN, q. d, Youngstown. Ohio.
MILLER, H., New britain, Conn.
PnOVENCHER, L., Manchester, y. II.
DAVIS Il. c., Morgantown, w. Va.
LuNN. H., Jersey City.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
YOUNG, H., Philadelphia.
DIED.
HOWARD, F. j., bakersfield. Ca.
WALTONBACGH w. A. Couderay, WIS.
EITCHIE, A., Bisbee, AriH.
MERHOLIk. f.. CLEVELAND. ONO. !
The sun., 1918-11-09

DIGEST from the newspaper press Of the world
The Digest Is the first great ncws-magazinc intro
ducc this novelty and it is meeting with the widest
DlGEST'S TOPICS OF THE DAY. feature ltr1s'l at
your tavortc movie thcater, why not request the
manager to present it:
The sun., 1918-11-09
The Digest Is on the "Movie" Screen!

From Maine to California in many OF the high-class
motion picture theaterS millions OF and women
being joyousy entertained by The Literary Digcsts
'TOPICS OF THE DAY" feature. This consists
OF series OF punch editorial uttcranccs-patriotc,
humorous, and thrilng--scccted by THE LITERARY
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PRO.HUN MURDER
RING IS SUSPECTED


Helena, Mont. II II FAY 12oth-Th he n,ur-
der ~ John, Sttari I'M Butte and of
Simet Waletzsin Helana, both Of whom
We're aliens, is thought Is be the work
Of aSpro-G German ring which il t at-
tempting to htimiSiate aliens who
have become sincere Americans. The
esnse attributed to- both murders is
that in. both cases the men had pur-
chased Liberty loan bonds.
In the case of sStaSks. an Austrian
miner, who not only bought bonds,
but freely oppressed his love forl this
country and his hatred for the kaiser.
Three Butte Austrians are held forshis
murder. 81 n
Walctz was a wealthy miner who
made q fortune in the first rush to
the Klondike. He was born IN Aus
tria and his friends say he never
missed . chance to flay the kaiser
His body was found on: May 5 in alake'
thirteen miles from his home.
He was too old and feeble to have
walked this distance alone and IL id
[thOlght he was taken there by sym!
|pathizers' Of Germany and drowned.
galetz said v attempts had been
TO- extort money from him oIii
different occasions. On such occai
dons, he declared he. told the men h{
would Give his money to the ! Red
Cross first. 5,, 5sl 81
Papers and his will were stolen from,
his home on the day Of his death. 81
faletzs had: been an ardent sup
porter of The United ;States$ md hsa
J purchased heavily Of Liberty bonds
fro all three issues. s,5s ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

On Friday evening Of last week the
patriotic comedy drama Grandma
Gibbs of the Red Cross" was presented
at Brinsmade by the local dramatic
club Of Penn. The presentation of this
play in this town as well as our own
was a great success. The proceeds of
the evening were presented to the Red
Cross organization at Brinsmade, a
handsome sum being netted. The
people of Brinsmade were very un-
stinted in their praise Of the manner
in which the play was acted. AS a
result Of the two performances alrea-
dy given invitations have been re-
ceived from several places for pre-
sentation of the play. After the show
social dance was held, which was
attended by a large crowd.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

At the loyalty meeting held in the
church last night, Rev. Chester of Ed
more, gave the patriotic address. Rev.
Charles Drew, minister in charge OF
this mission was present and conduct
ed the other part Of the meeting. We
understand that Rev. Mr.. Drew has Of
fered his services as chaplain in the
army and has been accepted. When
he will leave for France we have not
learned.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Lars Ellingson and daughter Chris.
tina antoed to Devils Lake Friday af.
tenoon on a shopping expedition.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A. J. Zeman of the Rexal drug
store, while visiting his war garden
Wednesday evening, caught a land
rail which was about the garden. He
brought the little fellow into the store
and has adopted it as pet. The bird
is quite tame and has already com-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

pie came in the Frank Frye car.
most bountiful supper concluded tn
afternoon.
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he is back 81 the; boys over there.
When you subscribe to the Red Cross
War Fund you are giving you money
that the great hand Of mercy may con-
tinue swork of relief and restraint,
Now is the time 10 give until you real-
|ly feel il.
a number of Churchs Ferry sports
attended the ball game at Leeds last
Sunday III which Leeds won the de-
cision over Lakota by q score Of AS.
George Lineberg of the Spare bank
has moved his family here and they
are getting nicely settled in the Gum
residence south Of the Zion church.
Hans Svafe, ex-rural route carrier
and now railroad brakeman, who has
been running out of Minot during the
winter, came back to Churchs Ferry
Sunday and is now brakeing on the Sc.
Johns branch.
This section Of the state was given
. real chill the first of the week. On
Sunday night the thermometer went
down to 12 above zero and ieft it's
mark on every bud and green leaf. No
doubt considerable damage has been
done to oats and barley. i
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Sunday school will be held in the
Catholic church every Sunday at II
A. M.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

]. D. Wood, representing Swift &
Co., Grand Forks, was a Lawton visi-
tor Wednesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Miss Signe Bratt left Monday for
for Mayville. She was accompanied
by her sister Annie, who will visit at
the Normal for few days.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Germany is willing to swallow four
of the Presidents peace terms. The
other ten will be rammed down he1
throat.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

The Lutheran congregation autoed
to Devils Lake Sunday to attend the
confirmation of the Deaf mutes.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A large number. of ladies were en-
tertained by Miss Scott at her home
Monday evening. All brought their
knitting and spent pleasant time.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A. J. Zeman visited the county seat
Tuesday afternoon, returning in the
evening.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Next Sunday, May 10Th the annual
picnic of the Lutheran Sunday school
will be held in the J. O. Schultz grove,
one mile north of Penn. This is an
ideal picnic ground and with a pleas
ant day q large crowd will undoubted-
ly enjoy the festivities and eats which
will be offered.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

J. E. Stevens attended the Red
Cross meeting at Devils Lake, Tues
day.
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Mrs. Joseph Salaba returned from
Devils Lake Wednesday.
Miss Inga Olson was passenger to.
Devils Lake today.
Carl Nygaard Of Derrick was an
Edmore caller Wednesday. q
Rev. S. Meisel Of Garske was q;
guest of Rev. Ensrud On Friday.
Miss Emma Dobrovolny visited re-
latives at Derrick this week return
ing Saturday. ..5s
County Auditor Kramer Of Devils
Lake was caller in the village We'd,
nesday. sd ID
Mrs. w. ]. Jenning left for Thle1
River Falls Sunday, where she will
visit relatives. ii
The Rev. Joseph Chester addressed
a farewell patriotic meeting at Hamp-
den last Wednesday evening. d
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Mrs. Joseph segel and family de-
parted Wednesday for LaSalle, New.
York.
I DR.. r. A. Ogilvie will attend the
dental convention at Grand Forks next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Messrs Tilpher Thompson and K:
Stendal and the Misses Anna Bruins
dale and Alice Woldy autoed to Devils
Lake Sunday. ...s5
The Rev. Joseph Chester gave. the
patriotic address at the Loyalty meet
ing of, the Episcopal church at Law
ton on Tuesday.
"A. G. sTufford, candidate on. the ~
publican ticket for county sheriff, was
an Edmore caller Tuesday and We'd
nesday. +
Miss Mabel Laxdal was an over
Sunday visitor at Grafton.
--- ---
Happy Bartholomew was caller
in Edmore Wednesday.
Dan Hanson of Fairdale was CALI
er in the village Froday.
i Miss Nellie Olson was a Clyde bust
ness caller Thursday.
I 0. E. Bjorning Of Grand Forks was
| an over Sunday visitor in, this village.
Miss Matilda Epp of Munich Nsa
in Edmore having dental work done
1 Saturday. &;
!; Mrs. L. A. Manning Of Hanpdea,
was business caller in the village on
Wednesday.
Tuesday this section Of the county
4 was visited by a snow storm, enaagh
failing to completely cover: gTpapfd
I However the snow disappeared during
the following few hours.
w. j. Monroe, proprietor Of the pool
hall, and Miss Gena Strand, daugh-
/ ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Strand
who reside three and one-hah miles
southwest Of this village, stole "a
march on their friends by quietly get.
ting married at Crookston; Alinns-sl(r &
Monroe and his bride returned to Ed.
more Sunday.
Miss Olga Anderson was q passen.
/ Iger to Devils Lake Tuesday. si5.e' !:
A. ]. Hamar and Otto Wing wers
Starkweather callers today.
Mrs. William johnson returent
from Grand Forks Friday.
Miss Ida Paulson visited friends
near Slower Saturday 81
Several cement crossings, whica
were badly needed, are being put 4
by Ernest Dahl. 4
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Banker Oluf Hagen and Deputy
Food Administrator, j. A. Arid au-
toed over to Devils Lake and spent
Saturday afternoon attending to bus
iness,
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Prof. Johnson of Webster, was a
visitor in town for short time on
Tuesday afternoon.
\
Leon Maurer has begun the work of
excavating for a basement under the
house which he recently purchased
from Mrs. l.. NJ. Ellis.
A large number of local citizens
went to Devils Lake Tuesday to attend
the meeting that is planned for the
Red Cross drive in this county which
begins Monday.
Earl Ellis and C. L. Ellis went to
Minneapolis last week and drove back
two new Nash cars for which Earl has
taken the agency. One of the cars
was a fine Sedan, which c. L. Ellis
has purchased for his own use.
Unless something unforeseen arises,
there will be large delegation of
Starkweather people go to MELVILLE
Saturday to attend the patriotic cele-
.bration and Red Cross sale. It is ex-
pected that a monster crowd will be
in attendance there on that day.
Monday morning this section of
North Dakota was treated to regu-
lar December snow. storm. Sufficient
snow fell to completely cover the
ground. Most of it melted during the
day, however, and the moisture proved
a great help to the growing crops.
The young ladies division of the To-
cal Red Cross Society will go to Ege-
land Friday evening where they will
present the entertainment which they
gave some time ago. The proceeds Of
the affair will be evenly divided be
tween the Starkweather and Egeland
Red Cross societies,
One of the features of the big pa
tnotic day celebration and Red Cross
sale at MELVILLE Saturday will be the
Gallo band which will furnish the mu.
sic. This band is an excellent and Of
twenty-five pieces and it is certain
that they will add very materially te
the day.
According to an announcement re
ceived this week the Chautauqua
which was booked last year, will b,
held from July 1 to 5. A list of til,
attarctions has not yet been received
A meeting Of the signers Of the guar
antee will be held some time in tn,
near future to make the necessary ar
rangement for the event.
Mrs. Thos. Maloney entertained
large crowd of friends at a socia
meeting of the Altar society of 81
Peter and Paul's church at her HON
in Cleveland township Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Ray Maurer of Stark
weather brought a load Of ladie
down in her car. Mrs. Chas. Garsk
and Miss Sophie Kitch brought tn
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

The Misses Olga Gregor and Eln1
Engel left for Grand Forks Saturday
where they will enter the ST. Micheala
hospital.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

The Mothers Day services held in
the church Sunday, were well attend
ed. The pulpit platform was taste
fully arrayed with flowers and the
splendid sermon delivered by Mr.:
Chester was listened 10 with marked
attention by all present.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Prof. johnson of Webster, was a
visitor in town for a short time on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A new bank will be built this SUM
mer at Maza. The contract has been
let and the lumber purchased from the
st. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co., Of
this place. O. Shorthand Of Sharon;
will be the cashier.
Thrift and w. s. s. reached new
high water mark at the school agency
last week. Over SIS worth were bot
by the high school students, who brot
back the banner once more to the as
sembly room. Total sales at the school
now amount to over $43O. ~:
When you bought Liberty Bonds you
simply haned your money. TO the guv.
eminent but now comes the real test
when each one will show how much
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Several cement crossings, H, whicn
were badly needed, are being put fl
by Ernest Dahl. 2.'.3. 9'3 15:s3
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PENN

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Rev. Melting made business trip
to Devils Lake last Friday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22
Services will be held in the Luth-
eran church Sunady, May 10Th. Sun
day school after services.

The Link Red Cross met at the
home Of Mrs. w. Kuhnert Sunady.
Those who attended were Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. A. E. Gessner, Mrs. E. Kline and
Ada Gessner.
Fritz, known around here as "Old
Fritz" while hauling ties the other
day his horses became frightened and
ran away. They were stopped in town
before any damage was done, Mr.. Ke-
so escaped lucky.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Every available foot of land il
town is now being turned into a wa
garden.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Miss Ida Paulson visited friends
near Slower Saturday. 81
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Leon Maurer has begun the work OF
excavating for a basement under the
house which he recently purchased
from Mrs. l.. NJ. Ellis.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Earl Ellis and C. l.. Ellis went to
Minneapolis last week and drove back
two new Nash cars for which Earl has
taken the agency. One Of the cars
was a fine Sedan, which C. L. Ellis
has purchased for his own use.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

M. Noonan of Devils Lake was in
town Monday evening shaking hands
with old friends and chaperoning Mr..
Tufford and DIR. Craft. He returned
home Tuesday morning.
"Doc" Craft, the man with the
catchy vest, ETC., was in town Tuesday
taking orders for knitted goods. "Doc"
makes Devils Lake his headquarters
and is always a welcome visitor in
Lawton.
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CaaFk Barteau lsft on Monday forr
|NeW Rock rs take the pkyaical OK
Animation for the u. S. Marines.
From there he goes to Minneapolis
sfor the final examination leaving
from that point for one Of the Naval
training stations, probably at the
Great Lakes. n I.
Halpster Brothers and crew went
up 70 Munich Monday where they have
contracts for several large buildings.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Seward sundayed
with friends at Devils Lake.
N. Yonan, q native Of Assyria,
spoke for q few minutes to the pupils
Of the local school Friday morning.
Rollo F. Hunt, Of Devils Lake, can
didate for reelection to the Office Of
States Attorney was in town Thurs
day last in the interests Of his cam
paign::
Jonas Fugelstad has purchased 4
Ford coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. sGeller attend
ed the dance at Nekoma Thursday
night.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Crary returned Monday
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A large number of local citizens
went to Devils Lake Tuesday to attend
the meeting that is planned for the
Red Cross drive in this county which
begins Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Nelson of this villag,
Friday, May 10, and presented then
with bouncing baby boy. Mothe
and son doing nicely.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Unless something unforeseen arises,
there will be a large delegation Of
Starkweather people go to Neville
Saturday to attend the patriotic cele-
,bration and Red Cross sale. It is ex-
pected that a monster crowd will be
in attendance there on that day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Mrs. w. ]. Jenning left for The,
River Falls Sunday, where she viii
visit relatives.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

menced a rudimentry course in phar-
macy.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Sorlie and son,
Leslie autoed to Devils Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. Sorlie was j nattendance at the
Red Cross War Fund meeting.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Mrs. William johnson returend
from Grand Forks Friday. b
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Monday morning this section of
North Dakota was treated to a regu-
lar December snow. storm. Sufficient
snow fell to completely cover the
ground. Most of it melted during the
day, however, and the moisture proved
great help to the growing crops.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22
81 Miss Olga Anderson was q passen--
ger TO Devils Lake Tuesday. s.

a. j. Hamar and Otto Wing were
Starkweather callers today.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

The Rev. Joseph Chester addressed
a farewell patriotic meeting at Hamp-
den last Wednesday evening. 4
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Mrs. Joseph Segel and family de-
parted Wednesday for LaSalle, New
York.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

County Auditor Kramer Of Devils
Lake was a caller in the village We'd
nesday. 3
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Miss Nellie Olson was a Clyde bust
ness caller Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

DR.. R. A. Ogilvie will attend The
dental convention at Grand Forks mex,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22
sTARKWEATHER

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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

A light snow fall visited this section
on Tuesday. =
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

o. E. Bjorning Of Grand Forks was
an over Sunday visitor ID; this village.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

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Miss Emma Dobrovolny visited re-
latives at Derrick this week return
ing Saturday. ...s
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

'Une OF the features OF the big pa
triotic day celebration and Red Cross
sale at MELVILLE Saturday will be the
Gallo band which will furnish the mu-
sic. This band is an excellent and of
twenty-five pieces and it is certain
that they will add very materially to
the day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-05-22

Miss Matilda Epp Of Munich uas .
in Edmors having dental work done
Saturday. q