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Evening journal., 1918-07-12
WILMINGTON MARINE
WINS HONOR MEDAL

A Wilmington soldier was one OF the
thirty-seven Marines awarded war
crosses by General Pershing in France.
yesterday for bravery in battle at
Vaux and Bouresches. General PERISH
ing pinned the medals OF honor on the
Marines.
The list contains the name OF James
Carter, OF Wilmington. Del. The direc-
tory contains two such names. but
neither is the Marine who has achieved
the high honor. Where Carter lived in
this city could not be learned today.
Evening journal., 1918-07-12
BY The United Press.

BY The UnIItu FTtss.
LONDON, July i2.-MOre than i2O
prisoners and 10 machine guns were
captured In an operation southwest OF
Merris on The Flanders front. Field Mar
shsl Haig reported today. Successful
raids were conducted elsewhere on the
Flanders front and in Picardy.
in a minor enterprise southwest Of
Merris yesterday we captured more
than 100 prisoners and ten machine
guns" the statement said. Yesterday
Evening journal., 1918-07-12
OIL FOR LEVY COURT.

Republicans OF Christiana and Mill
Creek Hundreds are getting interested
as TO the candidate for Levy Court
Commissioner to succeed Benjamin A.
Groves. So far the only i.lme men
toned is that OF Walter flaming. He
has been a party worker at all times
and has shown considerable executive
ability.
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GERMAN RAID ON
YANKS ON MARINE
IS beaten OFF
Enemy Tries Drive at Cha
teau. u.Thierry With Dis
astrous Results
HUNS Claim CAPTURE
OF AMERICAN PLANES
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WITH The AMERICANS on The
MARINE, July ii.-(Night.)-A large Ger
man patrol which attempted TO raid the
American lines near Chateau Thierry
was repulsed sanguinarily yesterday sf-
ternoon. Presence OF new enemy units
In this sector was revealed through
Identification Of the dead. There was
harassing artillery fire on various parts
of the front, but aside from the raids,
no infantry action was reported.
Heavy clouds, high winds and rain
prevented aerial activity.
By The Unitod Press.
BERLIN, via London, July ff.-"Five
airplanes of an American squadron of
six intending 10 raid COblenz were cap
tured their crews taken prisoner"
the Gel an War Oniee announced to-
day.
Coblenz is the capital OF the Rhine
province and is situated on the river OF
that name 90 miles southeast Of
Cologne. II has a population Of about
$1,000.
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CLOVER DAIRY MILK.
Clarified. pasteurized and pure-Adv.
ToDay,s TEMPERATURE.

Al THE EVENING JOURNAL ONCE.
500 A. VI. I'D 1901 p. VI. $50
1000 A. NJ. ..76 100 p. VI. 80
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AUSTRIANS RETREAT ON
60 MILE FRONT IN THE
ALBANIAN WAR FIELD
Italians Cross Semeni River
and Capture Berat. Huge
Supplies Of Stores Cap
tured. Diaz Cavalry Cuts
Foe TO Pieces
FIGHT DEVELOPS ON
800 MILE FRONT

WASHINGTON, July f2.-Berat has
fallen before the advancing Italien
troops In Albania, an official cable to
the Italian embassy reports.
Berat is strategic center OF the road
TO Serbia and was the Immediate OBJ
iective OF the Allied offensive In Al
banis- A great quantity OF war booty
and numerous prisoners were taken
By The United Press.
LONDON, duly i2.-Activity is dcvei-
oping along the whole Balkan front and
there ase increasing indications that
the Albanian fighting may spread TO the
entire 3OO-milo line from the Adriatic
TO the gulf Of Rendina.
BY the United Press.
The Italians have crossed the Semeni
River at one or more points, accord
ing TO the latest reports from the bat
tlefront and are nearing the new Aus
trian defense line along the Skhumbi
River. Infantry has progressed at least
2j miles north OF the original line on
the Noiutza, while cavalry detachmcnts
are reported to have advanced even fur
ther.
In Macedonia, Bulgaria artillery Is
heavily bombarding the French and
Greek positions especially north of Mona
astir and west of the Nardar River.
British airmen made bombing raids on
enemy depOts in the Struma valley.
The Struma represents the extreme right
wing OF the Allied front The Nardar
lows into the Gulf OF Salonica at the
,ity OF that name.
The right wing Of the Austrians, re-
reating on the 6O-mile front, from the
sea eastward, is said TO be falling back
20 rapidly that the retirement In some
places borders on a rout. Great quanti-
lies Of material are falling into the
hands of the Italians and Aibanians
while the enemy is destroying other
quantities.
Effective resistance by the enemy Is
CONTINUED on Page EighD
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CAPTURE
LONGPONTIN NEW
DRIVE ON ENEMY
Poilus Push Forward on Five
Mile Front, Taking Stra-
tegic Positions
ALSO take PRISONERS
IN RAID IN CHAMPAGNE
BY The United ress.

BY The United ress.
PARIS, July Thriving forward on
a flye-mile front, the French again made
important gains between the Aisne and
the Marne, capturing the village of
Longpont and several adjacent strong
holds, the French War 0nlee announced
today.
German artillery was active In the
Nerdun sector. The French made sue.
cessfuI raids in the Champagne region
and north OF Montdidler.
North OF ChsVigny and east Of Fave
ROLES, the French accentusted their
progress" the communique said.
"Longpont village and Javage Farm
were occupied.
French troops took 20 prisoners in
raids north Of Montdidier and in the
German artillery was active along I
The left bank of the Meuse Verdun
sectOr)."
Evening journal., 1918-07-12

The French operations between the
Aisne and the Marne are becoming in
creasingly important. Capture OF the
village and castle Of Corey was reported
only yesterday. In this same neighbor-
hood. while Chayigny Farm also has
been taken.
Longpont is a strategically important
point, i3 miles south and west OF Sois-
sons and about the same distance di-
rectly north OF the American position
al Bulsiares. Corey is a mile directly
south Of LongpOnt and Faverolles is
three miles southwest OF Corey.
Chavigny Farm is a mile northwest Of
Longpont.
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WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight; Satur-
urdny fair. little change In
temperature. Gcntlo TO moder-
ate north TO northwest winds
becoming variable Saturday.
Tomorrow-Saturday
No wheat bread for supper.
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L x. :. AT=- @S1s GTNE %DdpII %Eh.%I AE2HsTArHtS
Lawton young ladies' returned Y
after 2 stWdlsweeks outing ssa which was
enJcSed nya ait. N
81 4 i sS
VI 81. , ~. Years. i4 3ll BRAT returned
torm Fargo, Wner they =.
tnat - tne e,, 1aars was verysgood tins yesE.
y,
OF ram yeste q :.
cay II. tiis. s dlsts1et,Ra 2 guarantee OF
wn'cn We snouidsoe truly lsn..
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s,,s.;sM ~. -. ne yasa1on Deso.vs re-
sshani "yia 90 sea ~ = = OUT h, $vlllage
ss11co'. .S 4 go /
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,oft -. M M.sN, : :. fickie
- two :a,l tasu af mg ~ snarge
h., ~. $500 .ns. 20 .i.s ;Ssls were loaoea
I;nn;n .ssaa;.t;s. = WI iiye SUCK
Torn uooon +ho
Inc R,ncIef anJ iie : 49, 49, i.l Snn 1or
TENS was i tS,,n L ~ prone .sys.
maL;ns aaaSaJ ~. Ats
the line here 'eueu 'epails 20
4st%
Robert All;sor occonon.n;oa =,
8 r Scott Mis- 400 c.at4 ~ YA ~
a Scott a,,+oad ~. 80. anu W.
Sunday o'el 'ion Aaluoh
Won Monday Four n,ora
man a-nswar:d Is aam - ~ ~ ui youns
Devils T,aka Viz. ~ &C GU ,a 'Y p''I. ~
son, n Swan and ilno+t . 11n,i. "a =.
,nmhar ~ &c fr;e a,tL a : ulanoer.
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Miss Edith Kirk Of Niagara wias
this week guest q few days of Mi.
and Mrs. D. C. Mcleod.
Mrs. +. A. Matthew Of Elliott is here
this week visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ernest Anderson.
Everett Coe, Herman Rutten and !.
=. LeDuc and family are attending
the state fair at Grand Forks this
week.
Mrs. Charles Beebe from. Portland,
Oregon, arrived in Crary this week
for 9 visit with her s~ister-in-law Mrs.
H. a. Nicholson;
is. Kirk attended the tsate fair at
Fargo last week and reports a very
goot display Of live stock on exhibi-
tion.
Mrs. Nesdahl, nee Rohr. from Buff
tfalo, N. Y, has come West this sum-
mer to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Rohr.
George Lamb of Michigan City was
here Monday calling on Lamb & Rel
ter lumber company of which corpor.
alton he is an officer.
Rudolph Haug who has been second
man at the depot for several months
was promoted to take charge of the
station at Derrick.
Mrs. Robert Brown, her son John
and daughter Mary returned this week
from an auto trip to Manitoba where
they visited relatives and'friends.
The Medelman, Mcleod and Mich
olson families autoed up to Chautau-
qua near Devils Lake Sunday to hear
and see the program.
A picnic was held at Jerusalem
grove last Sunday in honor of the de.
parting soldiers from this locality,
Two OF three hundred people e in
attendance.
Albin Smith, Clarence Thomson
MI. McCalester and Martin R~etteratb
We're the boys from this locality who
left for Camp Custer Tuesday after.
noon.
Fred Chamberlin and family started
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a young peoples convention. Their son
Julius who has been teaching paroch-
ial school near the Forks returned
home with them.
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Miss Helene Hillerman, local tele-
phone chief, is taking her annual va
cation and is spending part of the
time with her parents on the farm.
Miss Lillian .Hatton Of Bisbee is work.
ing in the office in her absence.
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HAMPDEN

l."
Ye editor visited at Devils Lake on
Sunday and vas accompanied home by
Mrs. Williams who has been spending
the past two weeks at the Lake, and
Miss Helen Claus who was her guest
the latter part of the week.
Peter Rudser called on the dentist at
Edmore Monday.
Mrs. Ole Dahl left on Monday for an
extended visit with relatives at Gear,
Alberta.
DR.. A. K. Blair is the owner of a
new Humpmobile-the Comfort car
which he purchased from the local
agent, Otto N. Shipley.
E. A. Furber and Martin Morten-
son returned Friday evening from St.
Paul where he sold two cars Of stock
for the shipping association for a very
satisfactory figure.
Y. A. Nelson motored to Fordville
Saturday evening, returning Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Nelson who has
been spending a few days at that city
the guest of his parents.
E: A. and Harry Neidlinger and
families returned last Thursday from
an extended visit to points in Indiana,
making the entire trip by car. They
report fine crops all along the read.
Herb Olin was a passenger to tn.
Forks this morning.
A.. H. Benson was a business caller
at the Lake Monday.
| Mr. and Mrc Coo uorcHhoroor xyor.
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Forks Monday. FIN
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Attorney Morrissey was a business
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al Heddon returned from a business
trip to Minneapolis, Friday.
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Minneapolis Friday to visit friends.
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The Camp Fire. Girls left for Devils
Lake Choutauqua Monday, to be gone
until Sunday.
I. W.. MorriseY$ returned from Graf
ton last Thursday where he was at
tending to some legal matters.
-- :
spent a few days calling on friends
the latter part Of the week.
-
Walter Presnell left for Oklahoma
last Thursday after a few weeks
visit at the Ole Anderson home.
--
DR.. and Mrs. Cox who have been
visiting at Graceville, Min, and at
,Sisseton, S. D., returned Friday.
-
MI. and Mrs. M. M. VanOsdel and
family returned from Mission Hill, S.
D., last Wednesday, where they hove
been for several weeks.
Superintendent Of the Fairdale'
schools, MI. T. A. Strand, and wife,
on the 1880 passenger for Minot for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Sted who have
been visiting at the Frank Madden
home in Watertoown, S. D., Tuesday.
Melvin Hommes while driving his
Saturday evening met with an accl-
dent which might have resulted quite
seriously. 1t seems that he was try
Dodge n Wnen Trying 10 make a
turn south Of the Crouch farm MS
brakes dlo not WORK ana the car was
sue VI Tue toa9' mere vas conslu-
elaDle aalnaee zone g the car Dut 9.
one icI.unately Was lnJuIed
n car.
-,
M,s. =. n. i'espy OF Ha"pden was
an Io"ore caller MONDAY.
Mls. Oscar soyoerg ana son were
passengers 20. 1rano FORKS SATURDAY
!. tr7
Mr. ano MRS. and MRS.
-
Louis Alice, George Smith, Thomas
Heddon and son William attended the
Langdon fair Friday.
Everett Alice, Andrew Hagen and
William Thompson autoed to Langd0n
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Geo. Christian shipped a car load
Of stock to st, Paul this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Roe spent a pleasan-
ten days at Chautauqua returning on
Friday last.
Born-Saturday, July 21, to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Foss a boy.
Mrs. c. E. Harding and sons, Charles
and Cedric visited with friends at
Cando last Friday and Saturday.
T. D. Stansbury came up from
Chautauqua Monday to look after his
garden. He returned Tuesday.
Miss Clara Mackaben left Tuesday
for Minneapolis to spend a short Va
cation. Her position at the depot is
being filled in her absence by Miss
Evelyn Knutson.
Rev. and Mrs. K. o. Riftshol autoed
to Grand Forks last week to attend
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A. B. Brandt, Thos. kelly and o. R
Harpster autoed to Grand Forks las
Thursday returning Friday.
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Elmer Allison Of Langdon, passed
through town from Lakota Wednes-
day.
Born to Nh. and Mrs. Joe Veto OF
Latona township, a daughter, Monday,
July %.
Miss Irene Pfansmith Of Fordville,
is visiting the George Adler family
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Carlson,
near Edmore, on Tuesday, July 16, 2
son. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gorecke and
son Kenneth, accompanied by. Miss
Pearl Scott, returned from the TW1ll
Cities Sunday. Il
The Camp Fire Girls Of this village
are enjoying Q two weeks opting d
North Chautauqua. Miss Lktt@ Sill.
bons is in charge. YRS
Mrs. Frank Schultz accompanied b.
her husband, left Wednesday TO con.
suit specialists IT. GrsndF0fks II.
garding her health. which is causing
' anxiety at present.
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dren went to Hansboro Saturday and
visited over Sunday with Mr.. 'Olson's
brother. q

Paul Thomas returned to his home
at Parsons, Kansas, Saturday after a
short visit at the home Of his sister.
Mrs. Rifle R. Morgan.
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RAAohAS IAN - ONAAAAo AN AA~ ' -
cation and is spending part of the
time with her parents on the farm.
Miss Lillian 'Hatton of Bisbee is work
ing in the office in her absence.
The Enterprise hotel and cafe is now
under new management. Mrs. Mabel
Mikkelson who has been running the
establishment for several months has
rented it to Jake Peterson who arrived
here two weeks ago. While the new
proprietor is a stranger to Churchs
Ferry, people all wish him the best Of
success.
Miss Hazel Hanson of Hibbing, Min
~nesota, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Theo. Hansen.
Mrs. A. Kildahl spent a few days
at Knox last week visiting. She re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. T. A.. C. Elliott of Port Arthur,
Ont, arrived last week Thursday to
visit her many relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berg and Mrs.
Joe Hanson and two small children,
left Saturday by auto for Epworth,
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Berg.
w. E. Allen, alias "The Swede", al
las "the Printers Devils" scraped the
ink from his fingers last Friday, gave
a fond farewell look at the dear old
Office towel and took a hike for War
rem, MIMI, the scene of his early
youth for a ten days rest and recre-
alton. His mother and grandmother
accompanied him to see that he fol-
lows the straight and narrow path,
which he has been treading nigh on to
twenty years.
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Cards were received here this week
announcing the birth Of a son to. Mr..
and Mrs. T. "A. Gustafson at Mime
apolis on Tuesday, July is.
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tHampden vas very well represented
at the Langdon fair every day last
week, and all attending report a very
good program.
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The Misses Francis and Elsie Much.
lin were visitors in Devils Lake over
Sunday.
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Walter Presnell left for Oklahoma
last Thursday after a few weeks
visit at the Ole Anderson home.
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Mrs G w hlovd If I.arimore is
here this week VISITING her sister Mrs.
81 r Murphy.
:
wadnasdav nivht after . kr;ef stav IN
Grand Forks
.1ohn " Orchard and son 1;v,e.
charle. Wr;vlt and M Over ara at,
"a Gr.nd Eorl-s fa;- .+h;s
wae-
s,,+n +:;n - po,,a5 H. s;d,au .nS
oths~ na;n+s =, $500
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49, 49, cav '1-o' =
u,o,f.od ro..,,,,a LOO, 1850. 800,
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danot eaen+ a. rrars h-es;,a;am th;s
sIc eA. a. oa enls 'n'S
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:: nele lastwee tsklns sns ~ool On
MS ' sn " 10y sneep' oaeaslns .
she,, t ~ Iy aDs m; S,,pptne "aenine taxes
Mr.. Halliday the contractor from
w wevll1 ne hand ,,1s tha H ao,ss tu y ]conao, -
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c. o. Peterson returned Thursday
evening from Fargo where he attended
the State fair.
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DR.. and Mrs. Cox who have been
visiting at Graceville, Min, and at
.Sisseton, S. d., returned Friday.
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John w. Orchard and son Lyle,
Charles Wright and Mr. Dyer are at
tending the Grand Forks fair this
week.
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Mrs. G. w. Lloyd Of Larimore is
here this week visiting her sister Mrs.
]. F. Murphy.

Prof. Tinglestad returned to Crary
Wednesday night after a brief stay in
Grand Forks.
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A large number of Penn people au-
toed to Devils Lake Tuesday to see
the boys off.
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PENN


Johnnie johnson who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives at Scobey,
Montana, returned home Tuesday.
Della Gesnsr, who has been train
ing for a nurse at the st. Francis hos
pital, in Lacrosse, Wis, returned to
her home last Thureday.
MI. and Mrs. F. E.. Gessner left for
Canada last Wednesday where they
will visit with their son Elmer n
family.
MI. and Mrs. C. NJ. Peterson are Wis
iting relatives at Grafton.
The Misses Francis and Elsie Much
lin were visitors in Devils Lake over
Sunday. v..
7" A large number of Penn people au-
toed to Devils Lake Tuesday to see
the boys off.
Charles Firch of Rugby is stopping
at the Stienke home while attending
confirmation school in Penn.
Services will be held in the Catho-
lie church Sunday, July %, at 10 a. m.
A large crowd attended the farewell
party given in honor of William Sch
netler at his fathers home last Sun
day. Music was furnished by the
Penn band after which a bounteous
supper was served. Everyone report
ed a good time.
Miss Paul and her brother Arthur
who are staying at the Jaster home
were visiting:in Devils Lake over Sum-
day.
Arthur Bergeth who has been stay
ing at the General hospital the past
week after having his tonsils removed,
returned home Monday.
Martin Hermanson left for Rawson
last Wednesday to bid his brother good
bye before leaving for the war.
Lila Gessner and Herman Bergeth
autoed to Devils Lake Last Saturday.
Among the visitors in Devils Lake
last Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Gessner, Lila Gessner, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Stienke, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Peter
son, Mrs. Jaster, Margaret Gessner,
Mrs. Henke and daughter Grace, Her
mar Berget, Mr.. and Mrs. Kline Mrs.
Robert Stoeser and daughter.
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Della Gesnsr, who has been train
ing for a nurse at the st. Francis hos
pital, in Lacrosse, Wis, returned to
her home last Thureday.
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week end guests of Devils Lake
friends.
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VIM. Guy Of Devils Lake, was
business caller in the city Friday.
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Rollin Dean has returned from his
auto trip to Round Up, Sidney, and
other points in Montana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi Briggs returned.
Monday evening from a trip to the.
Red River Valley which took them to.
several towns in that part of the state.
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A. H. Benson was a business Gale
at the Lake Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Gessner left for
Canada last Wednesday where they
will visit with their son Elmer and
family.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. K. Blair and Misses
Hilda and Olga Norum motored 20
Devils Lake Friday where Miss Olga
underwent a minor operation at the
hospital.
F. R. Irons was over from Stark
weather Friday.
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Charles Firch of Rugby is stopping
at the Stienke home while attending
confirmation school in Penn.
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One Of the meanest tricks we have
hear OF for some time was p~erpetrat-
ed Friday evening at the Red Cross
dance at Garske Of which Michael Bot
tolfson, well known young farmer Of
south of town was the victim. Some
scoundrel took a brand new Fisk tire
from Mr. Bottolfson's Ford car at that
time and to date it has not been re-
turned. If the trick was done in the,
spirit of joke tehn Mr.. B~ottolfson
confesses that he is the goat and
promises to buy the drinks. But if de-
liberate theft was the intent of the
party taking the tire, then he intends
to see what the law can do about it.
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Johnnie johnson who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives at Scobey,
Montana, returned home Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. VanOsdel and
family returned from Mission Hill, S.
D., last Wednesday, where they hove
been for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oakley af Ryder
spent a few days calling on friends
the latter part of the week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Andrew Rohr spent the week end at
Rolla as a;guest of his son and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. jacobson.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

A large number of local people
went to Devils Lake Tuesday to bid
farewell to the Ramsey county boys
who let that day for Camp Custer,
Mich.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Nh. and Mrs. C. NJ. Peterson are Wis
iting relatives at Grafton.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Herb DIN was a passenger to tn.
Forks this morning.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Albert Rebillard is here after an
absence Of two years. He has been
travelling in several states since liv-
ing here, from California to Virginia.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Rev. and Mrs. K. o. Riftshol autoed
to Grand Forks last week to attend
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hershberger were