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Evening star., 1918-01-27
Another Admonition.

This would do it If there wasn't
another word in the Bible: Thou shalt
love the Lord. thy God. with all try
heart, and with all thy soul, and with
all thy mind. and with all thy strength;
and thy neighbor as thyself'
"Tll tell you what the Bible does say
1t says that you have committed the
greatest sin and you've kept on year
after year, for you violated the greatest
commandment in not loving God with
all your heart and all your mind and
all your soul. and. therefore. the man
that breaks the greatest commandment
doesn't deserve mercy.
'.You know which is the biggest thief,
don't you? The fellow that steals FIVE
cents or thesfellow that steals million
dollars, don't you? And how can you
not going Gods way?
"The law is a schoolmaster to bring
us to Christ by showing. us that we
need Jesus Christ. The disease shows
burning shows you that you need the
fremen to put it out; war shows us
that we need soldiers and need all this
That's the proof we need these things
There is no worse sin in the world that
Won could commit than that.
Jesus the Way Of Escape.
"a horse would never find that he
was In the field If 1t wasn't for the
fence Jesus is the door. He is the way
of escape the law. Take His life, Jesus
Christ gave His life
"Come, let's reason together The
carnal mind Is empty against God
| that is. a man who isn't Christian,
| who is in sin, his mind is called 4
carnal mind and his nature makes it
impossible for him to love God be-
(, cause he Is in state OF rebellion
l. against God. and no one can do any
worse than to be content with nature
that hates God. That's the worst thing
! YOU could do in the world. What
| chances have you then for heaven ii
you reject the only way that you've
got to turn to, in order to get in. II
| stands to reason heaven must be q
nothing hut peace and happiness can
J ever enter. and without these require
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filthy rags the minute you see yourself
in Gods light.
Lets reason together. saith the
Lord
Another man says, I keep the COM
mandments, that's enough
God says, You don't, and even If you
do you can't get to heaven on that line
at all, because it doesn't reach high
enough
"'All have sinned and come short Of
the glory of God. BY the works of the
law shall no flesh be justified in His
sight
THAT throws your ladder down fiat. SO
you can't get in on that ground.
"Have Never Been in Jail"
There are people that count on going
to heaven because they have never b en-
in Jail. God is no alarrnist-no. sir! But
he has filled the Bible with warnings
against danger. In cities and on railroads
you see red lights and II You go down
where they are repairing the street.
If it is in the daytime there is a red
flag, and the laws are if they have any
the rear of their auto or wagon they
must tie white rag on 1t as a warning.
When you see a red light, that isn't
there to scare you; it is to protect you.
And for the same purpose God Almighty
has flashed warnings through the Bible,
keep away unless you are fool. A man
won't fall down twice on the same
banana skin unless he is a fool.
$50 warnings are nothing but Gods
red lights and they are put there not
to frighten you but to save you. There
fore, when there is danger that you
are going to fall into the pit God warns
you before you go headlong into it.
There isn't man in hell that God didn' t
warn before he got in there. There
isn't a man on the way to hell that God
hasn't warned.
80 they go contrary to Gods warn
ing and shut their eyes to His danger
signals and stop their ears to His
devil has worked his hardest trying
to delude and deceive the people, max
ing them think they were safe when
they were in deadly peril.
HE tries to make people deaf and
dumb and blind to their own welfare,
That's why a drunkard drops into a
drunkards grave every time the watch
ticks. When he took the first glass
he didn't look far enough to see the
serpent that was coiled in the bottom
to strike its fangs and inject it's venom.
"Oh, girls wouldn't go astray If the
devil didn't deceive them. The roadway
to ruin and destruction looks as though
it leads into, Fairyland. Prisons and
devil wasn't slick enough to make
black look white. And perhaps you
fiatter yourself that you have lived a
pretty good sort of life, you're never
been drunk or guilty of highway rob-
berry; you've never broken into a bank:
and so you're asking: Well. what can
keep me out of heaven
Evening star., 1918-01-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A meeting of the Randle Highlands
Citizens Association Is to be held to-
morrow evening, according to an an
nouncement from it's secretary.
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Wml: Plumnierr e Langdon was
pleasant caller on the Republican, stan
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Plulmmmelr
was one Of Langdon's pioneer hard
ware men but il now retired. Il |,
flames M. Shrek, cashier Of the,
Farmers & Merchants bank OF Brocket
came up Wednesday, evening for an
hour or twos visit with old friends H.
town before returning home.
s8D David Swan, q young man working
for Ernest johnson was brought to
thesdoctor's Office Monday suffering
form asfellon on his, left hand, and felt
greatly relieved after treatment. -.
RS. McMorran and j. E. Stevens
went to the county seat Wednesday
morning to deliver the assessors books
|toSteh auditor. Elmer Ordway deliv-
cred the books for the township Tues
day. "a
lIfEF 2IME.4 &ETNEtH" --I IIAF ha4&N2#f& U.s..
Roy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Nc
ellis, was brought in tosDr. Nicholson
Sunday night, suffering from Appendix
citis. The doctor found the case. dan
Igerous, and the young man was taken
to Devils Lake for an operation the
same night.
William Shore, who has been visit
about two weeks, returned to LosAn-
|geles, Call Monday. Mr.. Shore is an
electrical engineer and during his res
idence in California has done well.
His many friends who knew him in
boyhood are very pleased to learn Of
his success.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Highum and
children of Wildrose, and MI. and Mrs.
Axel Sorbo and children of Crosby,
autoed to Lawton Sunday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. C.. o. johnson, parents Of
Mesdames Highum and Sorbo, who
will visit here for some time. They
report crops good in their districts and
all along the route Travelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Hops spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomp-
son at Grafton. Allanson and sister
Alice, came up from Grand Forks the
day before, which made the occasion
Of their visit a family reunion. We UNI
derstand that Nj. Thompson and farx-
lily intend moving to Mimic, his old
home, where he is taking over a drug
store business, left vacant by the pro-
prietor who has joined the army.
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of, the Sather Co., store when Orville,
her small brother, ran out into the
street and stopped directly in front OF
the machine. Fortunately the car was
going only two OF three miles an hour
and the only injury done the little fell
low was several bad bruises sustained
when he was knocked down.
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for Dodson, Mont, where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Herman Johnson and son who
visited her mother Mrs. E. Sobak re-
turned to their home in Devils Lake
Thursday.
j. w. Wheeler and daughters Agnes
and Katherine departed Saturday for
Malta. Montana, Where the latter has
a claim.
A. the Clarence Sagen home, Mon
day evening a miscellaneous shower
was given in honor of Miss Mabel
Laxdal by the Woman's Club Of Ed
more. The bride to be was presented
with many useful and handsome gifts.
During the evening various games
We're INDUCED in and refreshments
served.
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Miss Lucy Burkett returned Friday
form a short visit with friends at
Devils Lake.
Leonard thinker and Paul Sine re-
turned last week from Montana where
they both filed on homesteads.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Campbell return
ed Saturday evening from a short trip
to various places in the Red River val
ley.
MIR; and Mrs. Chas. Conway and
children left last week for Indiana
where they will spend some time Wis
iting. They will make tn trip by
auto.
The Misses Katherine and Berna-
dette Maurer returned Saturday from
~Sinsinawa, Wis, where they had been
attending school during the past year.
Miss Ruth Thomas left Tuesday af-
ternoon for her home at Parsons, Kas.
Miss Thomas has been employed in the
local postoffice for the past couple of
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Revis left on
Tuesday afternoon for Indiana, where
they were called by a telegram n
nouncing the serious illness of Mr..
Revis' father.
The Junior branch of the local Red
Cross went to Garske Friday eve. and
to Webster Tuesday night where they
presented the children's minstrel. The
play was a big success in both places.
At ,Garske the sum of s2OS was taken
in at the play and dance, of which
Starkweather received $685., The Gar
ske Red Cross is grateful to the local
branch for bringing this play to their
town.
Last week Gottlieb OFT, well known
farmer east of town, suffered a pain
full injury when he was knocked down
by a team and an iron drag pulled over
him. Mr.. OFT was preparing to drag
his corn and was standing in front Of
the drag hitching his team when it be-
came frightened and started to run,
He was knocked down and the drag
passed over him. Mr.. OFT thought
nothing of the accident at the time and
proceeded to the field where he worked
for a considerable time. Finally he
was forced to quit and summon a doc
tor. When the doctor arrived it was
found that one rib had been broken
and many other severe bruises S
tanned.
What might have proved a fatal ac-
cident took place on the streets of
Starkweather Monday evening, when
the small son Of Mr. and Mrs. MAIDS
Jorgenson was knocked down by a car
driven by his sister. While her moth
er and brother were doing something
else, Miss Anna Jorgenson took the
car and was driving about town. She
was just returning from the drive and
was preparing to stop the car in front
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MI. and Mrs. Frank Flata were
passengers to Grand Forks Monday.
Henry johnson went to Grafton on
Monday. .#'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Monroe autoed
to Grand Forks Monday.
Mrs. Harry johnson and daughter
Dorothy, Of Devils Lake, came Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Watson OF
Derrick We're passengers to st. Paul
Saturday.
Roy McGillis was taken suddenly i'll
and taken to a hospital at Grand Forks
monday.
Mrs. O. J. Wig and son Rueben left
Friday for Bemidji, Mimi, to visit re-
latives and friends.
Miss Johanna Goodman of Sarles
came Saturday to visit at the Mrs.
Carrie Kelly home.
Lawrence Bottom departed Saturday
for Williston, where he will visit rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Emma J. Riordan, candidate
for county superintendent Of schools
of Devils Lake, was in the village on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdel, Mrs. C. E..
Currier, and Mrs. R. A. Ogilvie autoed
to Devils Lake Friday, returning home
on Saturday.
Miss Harriet Heddon who attended
the Sunday school convention at the
Forks last week, returned home Sat-
urday.
MI. and Mrs. Abraham Fjalstad and
baby departed for Superior Wis, Mon
day to visit relatives. They were &C.
companied to Grand Forks by Mrs. t.
0. Fjalstad
George Johnson was a passenger to
Fargo Friday
Edmore Chautauqua June 80 to July
4.
Leslie Kelly returned home from
Minot Monday.
Miss Tillie Dahl went to Devils Lake
Friday.
Sheriff Martin Olsen of Devils Lake
was an Edmore caller the last of the
week.
Friday night, June 81, big dance at
Martin Viger's.
Mrs. George Johnson n daughter
Marian visited relatives near Slower
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A. Hullet went to Lakota
Monday to spend the summer with her
son Thomas.
Miss Ethel Aslackson returned to
her-home from Froid, Mont, Thurs
day where she has taught a term of
school.
L. J. Wehe, Martin Hoghaug and
Attorney General William LANCER
were callers in Edmore last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Mcdonnell left Satur-
day for Fargo where she will spend a
few days visiting friends.
Miss Jenny Larson of Red Wing, is
visiting at the William McGillis home
this week.
Mrs. John Malmin and children and
Miss Emma Sobak departed Thursday
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a. I. Zeman and party returned
from Hansboro Sunday night En- Il

a. I. aZenan and party returned
from Hansbtoro Sunday night. asaS
u Anthony and Louis Olson visit.
ed the county seatllTuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Pickle sof Shepherd to,w,lnaslhiip;,
left here for Minneapolis Monday to
visit friends. Z
Miss Bessie Gibbons entertained the
Ladies Guild at her home Wednesday,
afternoon. ~ s,s N ii
Miss Marie Adler who has been
teaching near Fordville returned home
for her summer vacation.
The ladies auxiliary will meet viii !,
Mrs. Fred Fish Friday afternoon,
June q. sas
Mrs. Wade Bartels visited Lakootta
Wednesday to have some dental work
done. She returned on the afternoon
train.
Mesdames Lunde, Kelly and Gaylord
autoed to Edmore yesterday to attend
a cooking and canning demonstration.
Earl Adler returned from Moorhead
last week to spend a few days before
the oath, when he expects to join the
|~colors.
Alanson Hops arrived home. from
Grand Forks Thursday for a few days
visit before entering the summer
school on the 21st.
Miss Mcdonald, Miss Wintmiller, G
Rye and Henry Stevens, all of Edmore
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Olson on
Sunday evening.
The Lawton Juniors and Edmore
Juniors again crossed bats at Edmore
Monday evening. The game again re-
suited in favor Of Edmore.
Mrs. Daniel Crowley of Conway
who has been at hospital in the
Forks for treatment is reported i'm
proving nicely.
A bunch of young people a,utoed +,
Lakota Sunday to witness the ball
game between the Brocket-Lawton
team and the Lakota team. The
game resulted in favoor Of Brocket-
Lawton.
The Camp Fire Girls held a pie sale
Saturday at the opera house. the pro-
ceeds of which amounted to about $50,
which will be added to their treasury.
MI. H. Dronen and wife arrived here
by auto from Parshal Friday night to
take back with them to Sharon, Mrs.
A. G. Nelson, whose mother was re-
ported dangerously ill. The party left
Saturday morning and reached their
destination safely. A message receiv-
ed later saying that Mrs. Nelson's
mother was improving and on the way
to recovery.
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The w. F. NJ. S. meets with Mrs. H.
Houser this afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Moe entertained the M.
E. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Haywood and
children Of Cando, spent Sunday at
ternoon at the Harding home.
Miss Agnes Moe returned Saturday
from Steele, where she held a position
in the public schools for the past two
years.
Mrs. A. Loe went to Devils Lake the
first Of the week to accept a position
in the Great Northern lunch room.
Frineds here will be delighted to
hear that the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Smith of Rolette is re-
covering from a critical Ease Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. ]. C. Gould and little daughter
left last Saturday for Cherokee, Ia,
where she will spend a few weeks Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. H. B. Bell and son Stuart Lee
left last Friday for their home in Co..
lumbus, Wis. Miss Ada Fadness ac-
o1norons4l AI4~o 1~,o Fo- h. .ssA
The Messrs Gerhart and Perkins of
Crary accompanied by the Misses
Bauer Of Devils Lake, were pleasant
callers at the home of Mrs. Henry
Brehm Sunday.
Don't forget the Farm Boys En-
campment which will be held at the
Chautauqua grounds, Devils Lake,
July LIST to 9Th. This is for boys from
IA to 20 years of age who reside in
Nelson, Towner, Benson and Ramsey
counties.
The new garage will be completed
by the end of the week and Gilberg &
Son expect to move in some time next
week. This company can pride them
selves upon having one Of the best
garages anywhere in the state and
with the splendid territory surround
ing they should soon establish a big
business.
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Otto Schultz was a visitor in Devils
Lake Tuesday,
H. j. Bergeth made a business trip
to Devils Lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gessner and
daughter Lila were shoppers in Devils
Lake Tuesday.
Miss Gilbertson and Miss Reed of
Devils Lake visitors at the Sky
berg home.
Elmer and Palmer Bergeth made a
business trip to Devils Lake Monday.
Iona Gessner of St. Louis is now
visiting at the home of her folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Gessner.
Minnie Gessner who has been nurs-
ing at st. Louis, returned home Sun
day to spend a few weeks vacation.
Efiie Gessner who has been attend
ing school at Fargo the past year ar
rived home Saturday.
Mrs. Brown, e Alice Muehlen OF
Boxelder, Mont, is visiting at the
home Of her parents, MI. and Mrs. N.
Muehlen.
Lila Goccnoy yuho hoe hoor %oond,;~~
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. R. Ruttle of Devils
Lake, have rented the house recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson on
third Ave, south, and will remain here
during the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Miller attended
the commencement exercises at the
Deaf school Monday and were much
interested and pleased with the show.
ing made by pupils of the school. Miss
Ida Mcnamara, who is well known
around here, was one0f the graduates.
The Siutham home talent minstrel
show will give an entertainment SAT-
urday at the Crazy opera house for
the benefit Of the Red Cross. This
play was given at Southam a short
time ago and Melted the Red Cross
$144.
H. A. Nicholson, L. d. Stevens,
Floyd Luros and Lawrence Nicholson.
left Sunday morning in Mr.. Luros Ca
dillac for Conrad, Mont, on a pleasure
and fishing trip. They took with them
IA tent and complete camping outfit,
and expect to$visit the Glacier Natl
park before returning. They will be
absent two or three weeks.
E. p. Anderson was a business visi-
tor at Devils Lake Monday.
J. R. Shand has purchased Of Lamb
& Reiter a new Ford touring car.
Dan Boyd returned from St. John
the first part of the week. He has
been gone about a month assisting in
putting in the crop on his farm near
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild returned to
their home at Cavalier Wednesday by
auto. They have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Pond for several weeks.
Frank McGurren spent Sunday here
with his brother p. H. McGurren, hav.
ing been to Casselton to attend his
parents golden wedding. He is now
located in Montana.
Frineds Of Lieut.. Barto, Olson, for
mefly Of Hillsboro, and ALSO in bust
ness at Crary a couple. of years, have
received word from him this week that
he is now located on the italian front,
facing the Austrians.
w. w. Flynn has purchased a Red
River Special separator for threshing
this fall Mr.. Flynn is optimistic about
this years crop as prospects were
never better at this time Of the year,
and no discounts have been taken yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahlbrecht and four
children left Wednesday morning for
Hutchinson, MIMI, where they will
visit friends and relatives for a few
days. Their first stop will be at Ar,
thur, a few miles north Of Casselton,
where. Mr.. Ahlbrecht has a relative.
They travel in an Overland 80 touring
car. fS
NJ. A. Miller drove to Edmore by the
way Of Brocket Tuesday and found
the roads dragged all the way from
Mrs. Peter Smiths corner az miles
north of Crary up to Edmore. The
town boards Of Ontario, Hope. Lawton
and Noonan townships drag the roads
after each rain and the roads are very
good. The roads in Stevens township
outside the Red Trail are not in very
good shape just now, because they
have not been dragged at the proper
time. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright mo-
tored to Warwick Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Sagmoen were
Devils Lake visitors Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stein-
haus Of Noonan township, May 80. a
daugter.
The Nicholsons, Stands and Mrs.
Southam attended the Masonic and
Eastern Star meeting at Devils Lake
Friday evening.
Wallace Maher of Devils Lake was
calling on his friends in Crazy Thurs
day bidding them goodbye. He has
enlisted in the U. S. Navy and is To-
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IThos. H. O'Brien is enjoying a visit
from his father, who arrived in the vii
lage Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. L. Mackay was a passenger
to Devils Lake this morning for a few
days visit friends.
A. B. Brandt, and j. w. Bordson
motored to the Lake. today on a busi-
ness trip.
E. P. V%anderhoef and William Haug-
land motored to Langdon yesterday to
dispose Of their 1918 crop of wool.
M. D. Wolf land family left today
for Montana Points, on a few weeks
automobile trip.
Mrs. H.aF. Shipley arrived home
ed for Canadian points to day, on an
extended visit.
Mrs. H. F. Shipeley arrived hame
yesterday from points in California
where she has been spending the win
ter. N
Elmer and Rueben Werner and fam
lilies left by auto Sunday for a visit
at Springfield, MINI.
Mrs. Orville G. Anderson left Sat-
urday for Grand Forks, leaving that
city Sunday for Tacoma, Wash, where
she will spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Thomas M. Kelly has charge Of the
barber shop and pool hall during the
absence of Mr.. Geller, who is away for
his health.
A meeting of the Hampden Farmers
Club will be held at the Odd Fellows
Hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
F. L. Barteau and family and Miss
Ethel Bordson are spending the day
in Devils Lake.
w. M. Geller left yesterday morn
ing for Jordan, Mimi, where he will
receive treatment at the mud baths.
Mrs. Geller is visiting her parents at
Nekoma during his absence.
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few days Of the week at Michigan
City.
A number Of our young people went
to Warwick Friday to attend a dance.
Martin Retterath and Art Nelson
were business visitors at Crazy Mon
day.
Miss Lillehaugen enjoyed a visit
the first of the week from her two
nieces from Whitman.
B. A. Osborne and OFT Graham are
improving their holdings by building
additional granaries and drilling deep
wells. Z.
Mrs. Abrahamson of Grand Forks,
is in Crazy this week visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs. F. R. Stevens and Mrs. B.
A. Reiter.
J. E. Thorson was in Grand Forks
last week attending the funeral of his
nephew, who died of tuberculosis at
the age Of 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright were
in Mohall last week visiting their son,
L. c., who is instructing several banas
in that locality.
Miss Marie Kirk and Miss Addie
Laurie returned the first of the week
from Fargo, where they have been
pursuing their work at the "A. G.
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F. T. McGurren of Weldon, Mont,
formerly a prominent business man of
Churchs Ferry, was here for a short
time Tuesday. He had been down in
the eastern part Of the state to attend
the golden jubilee of his parents, and
stopped off here on his return trip.
Frank is a prince of a good fellow and
mighty fine looking. He always re-
ceives a hearty welcome whenever he
stops eff here. Mr.. McGurren is in
Weldon and also has a ranch and deals
quite extensively in horses and cattle.
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J. A. Arid and James Gorecke, left
Tuesday for the Twin Cities via Dew
lis Lake: They expect to return the
last of this week.
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Mrs. "A. z. Sylvester entertained the
Zion Aid on Thursday.
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The M. E. Ladies Aid will meet in
the church next Thursday, June goth.
An invitation is extended to- all to
come to lunch.
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for Dodson, Mont, where they will
visit relatives.
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doubt undergo operations for appen--
dicitis. One of the boys has been af-
fiicted for some time with chronic APP
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