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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
LARGE MAJORITIES GIVEN
ORGANIZATION CANDIDATES
Isaac Bacharach Wins Congressional Nomination.
"BilI' Hauenstein Again Successful in Egg
Harbor Township-.-Official Local Vote.

In Pleasantville only a few contests
were staged. Clark Adams had no
trouble in defeating Charles j. Adams
for the Freebooter nomination in the
First Ward. Edward T. Stephenson in
the First Ward and Harry Umbrine in
the Second Ward easily captured the
Councilmanic nominations. Mayor
Thomas F. Crawford, Councilman-at-
Large Albert E. James, City Clerk Ne
hemiah Andrews, Tax Collector Web
ster Price, Assessors Reuben E. Adams
and George M. Bates, and Freebooter
John P. Ashmead of the Second Ward
were re-nominated without opposition.
Walter w. Whitman, Frank Trumbore,
Japhet Price and Charles H. Hill were
chosen to represent the city upon the
County Executive Committee. The
vote of the city in detail:
The official vote of Pleasantville:-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
AUTHORS CLUB DISCUSSES
INITIAL VOTING EXPERIENCE

The Authors Club was entertained
by Mrs. Charles W. Blake al her home
on Main street on Tuesday afternoon.
The experience of casting their first
ballot formed an interesting topic of
conversation. Miss Helen Collins fav-
ored the gathering with some beauti-
full piano solos. Those present were:
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Collins, Mrs. L G..
Adams, Mrs. Charles T. Collins, Mrs.
Charles Stebbins, Mrs. H. Frank Park
er, Mrs. Jerry Carton, Miss Edna Ryon,
Mrs. Anna c. Fleming, Mrs. Adeline
Collins. Mrs. John G. Thomas, Misses
Helen Collins, Marjorie Thomas, Mida
c. Blake, Mrs. Sarah E. Stout of Ber-
lin, and Miss Matilda French of Gibbs
boro. Mrs. Daniel Collins will be the
hostess on next Tuesday.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02

largest vote cast for any candidate and
winning with a plurality of 129 for
membership of the County Executive
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
LEWIS r. SMITH INJURED
BY CEMENT MIXER

While attempting to help unload a
concrete mixer from a freight car
Wednesday morning, Lewis R. Smith
was severely injured and is suffering
from three crushed ribs at his home
on North Second Street.
Mr.. Smith was standing alongside a
plank helping to floor the mixer, when
the plank broke and a blade of the
stone crusher pierced his chest. He
was given medical attention and then
taken to his home. He is also suffer
ing with asthma, and while painfully
injured it is not believed that it viii
prove serious. He is now resting COM
fortablv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02

The only surprising feature of Tues
days primary election was the large
majorities secured by the Republican
Organization for all its candidates.
Assemblymen Blair and Corio, against
whom the attacks of the opposition
were most strongly conferred, won by
a 2 to l, while Woodruff for Sheriff
outdistanced Zentmayer by a ratio of
z to l. Congressman Bacharach has a
majority of 1000 in Atlantic County
and has slightly the better of it in
Cape May and Cumberland counties,
while his opponent carried Burlington
County by 1000 plurality. Nearly ev-
cry voting precinct in Atlantic City
and County returned majorities for the
Organization candidates. The demo-
Gratis had no contests, and as a result
their voting was light and the primary
tame.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
MORTIFIED KlDDlES TO HAVE
WARM SOUP THIS WINTER.

The Parent-Teachers Association of
Mortified met Thursday and carried
IS quarts of tomatoes, IA quarts of
string beans, put in storage a bushel
of carrots and prepared for drying a
bushel of peppers, all of which were
donated by the farmers. The work
was supervised by Mrs. Swenson, Mrs.
Lee Herrick, Mrs. Garfield Brewin and
Mrs. A. E. Wilkinson, assisted by Miss
Frances r. Forman, of the Vocational
Schools. Girls of the 9Th. 18th and Sth
grades did excellent service in the
work, those helping being Misses Ruth
Robinson, Anna Cordery, Beatrice
Braddock, Grace Linahan. Alberta
Lake, Angelina Motz. Mary Motz, En-
ma Daugherty, Estella Banning, Alice
Deselibor, Marjorie Campbell. The
object is TO provide hot lunch two or
three days each week this winter TO
the pupils instead of the usual cold
lunch.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
TEACHING DEMONSTRATION

Miss Gutafson, of the Pleasantville
teaching force, gave a demonstration
lesson in teaching fifth grade reading
last Thursday.
The work was highly complimented
by the Superintendent and teachers.
These demonstrations will be given at
various times throughout the year that
teachers may be given help in service.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02

Bill Hauenstein again demonstrated
lis leadership of Egg Harbor Town
ship, receiving for Tax Assessor the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
n NJ. {. CHURCH.
Risley Ave, near Church ST.
L. D. Champion, Pastor.
servlces sunday as follows:

$50 p. n, Sunday School.
Come and get in line for Rally Day.
$50 p. m, Song Service and preach
ing.
Thursday. 2.30 p. m, the Aid Society
will meet in the church; $50 p. m.
the regular Glass and prayer service.
All members of the church who de-
sire to grow spiritually. attend this
helpful one-hour service.
The Aid Society wish to extend their
thanks to all who helped to make the
Sour Kraut supper such a grand sue
cess, both socially and financially.
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Rally Day
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 1920
St.. Johns M. P. Sunday School

An interesting program is being prepared for
the Evening Service at 7.30.
If you are not a member of any school, come
and join us.
The Pastor will preach in the morning at 1890
and the Rev. A. R. Kuldell, a converted Russian
Jew, will speak to the Mems Bible Class at 2.30.
You are welcome to all services of this church.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02

Central Church, Linwood, will OBJ
serve Autumnal Day with appropriate
services Sunday, Oct. 3rd.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03
Ewes Apple Really a
Lemon, Says Translator,

.Hai-LHtAsNt r.a.-dGSs-Th- brIEE2 iNhW&Efs
Topeka, Kan.-According 70 I
speech delivered by b. q. Smith,
well-known horttculturist Of
Lawrence, before the state H0r.,
ticulturai society here few
days ago. twas q lemon and.
not an apple that got Adam and
Eve Into trouble In the Garden.
Of Eden.
Smiths argument was that
the word translated "apple" III.
the Bible Is with great probable
ity supposed to mean the cit
ron tree and the trees fruit 10
q species Of lemon.
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j. B. Streeter, Pres,
To Go To Williston
On Roosevelt Highway

J.B. Streeter, who is vice president
Of the International Association, ana
president of the Theodore Roosevelt
International Highway Association,
from Portland, Maine, to Portland,
Oregon, will leave this evening on No.
l for Williston, to attend the state
meeting. Of the Highway on March a.
The Highway runs across the nor
thern part Of the state, from Grand
Forks to Buford, this state, and will
mean much to North Dakota as it will
a little later receive Federal Aid and
be one of the greatest roads in the
United States. This Highway will be
marked as 0 o as spring opens, and;
a great deal Of road work will be done
along the line this year.
The Commercial Club, Of this city.
was the first club in&the state to app
preciate the importance Of this high
way W sending j. B. Streeter to Dn-
lutl, as q delegate to the first meet.
ing of the highway, and at this meet
ing this great highway was organized
ard officers elected. Me-. Streeter was
the only delegate from North Dakota
and represented the Sstsks q the De-
wills Lake Commercial Clnb II the
only Commercial Club ii the state
that responded to this frst meeting.
Later the first state meeting vas held
in this when Mi. 9GeeterWas
elected president, and Edgar asRne,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03

Senator Levang of Adams County,
was in the city yesterday and from
what we could learn he was looking
after Townley's interest in this Sec
ton. If this was the case, we would
suggest to the senator that he better
devote his time to some other place,
as the people in Ramsey county know
what they want, and when the polls
are closed next November, there will
not be enough Townleyites left in this
section for an escort to the Red Flag
brigade.
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions adopted at Meeting OF
the Board Of Directors of Mime
.,vaukan School District, February
9th, 1920.
Whereas, God in His infinite wis.
dom has seen fit to remove Mr.. Ern.
est S. Anderson from the caes, du.
ties and responsibilities, private ard
pubic, of this earthly life, and
Whereas, for number of years he
most efficiently performed the duties
and responsibilities Of clerk of the
school board of Minnewaukan school
district,
Resolved, We, the members of SAID
board, hereby express u deepest
sympathy in, behalf of the wife, chill
dren, parents ard sister in their un-
usual heavy and sad bereavement;
Resolved, we express our realiza-
ton of the great loss to u school
district as we consider the years OF
untiring service given for the better
ment of the schools and recall his in
tense devotion and loyalty in fulfilling
every duty devolving upon him as the
clerk of the board of directors of
Minnewaukan school. district;
Resolved, that a;copy Of these reso-
lutions be presented to the family of
the deceased, betspread upon the MIN
utes of the school board and a copy
be published in the local papers OF
this city.
Devils Lake, Feb 28th, 1920.
o. B. "A. BORSTAD.
JOHN E. &THELIN.
D. P. MADSEN.
Directors MiEneWaukan School
District.
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Bio sau.:oe..

Fostorfa, O.-Playing long-distance
singles for sausage making, Mrs. w.
L. Bates of Rising Sun claims the first
premium ticket. Mrs. Bates establish.
ed this record by showing a sausage
that she stuffed that is 1873 inches long
and weighs more than ten pounds.
This sausage is in n long chapter,
with neither interlude nor bracelet.
Up to the day the 138-inch sausage
threw its glare into the ring, Mrs.
Mary Hufford Of Fremont claimed
first prize, with a single sausage 80
inches long.
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News has reached the city that Jack
'!ollle formerly of Belcourt, this state,
died In San Diego, last week after an
illness of pneumonia. Death occurr-
Ed at a camp where the deceased had
been in training for some time. He
was united in marriage to Edith Dill
day about three months ago in Bel
court. The many friends of Mrs. Jollie
offer their sympathy in her ber-
eavenaent. IT.
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Shoes! Shoes! Save money by
buying now. Exceptional bargains
with a wide variety to select from.
Sale continues until March 6th.-New
York Cash Store. 3-3-1t
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Entertained s. S. Class

Mrs. C. H. Clark, of Kelly avenue,
entertained ten members of her Sun
day school class of the Methodist
church last evening at her home. Mu-
sic and games were the recreation of
the evening. At the close of the cv-
ening a very delicious lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess. Everyone present
voted a good time.
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I Judge Buttz has gone to MiEot,
where he will sit for Judge Leighton
in district court at that place. Judge
Leighton is sick, and thus requests
Judge Buttz to take his place.
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Infant, Son Dies

The infant son of DR.. and Mrs. H.
K. Nicholson, Of Lawton, died yester-
day afternoon. The child was thir-
teen days old and was born at the
General hospital. The funeral will be
4 ir Lawton tomorrow.
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The Elgin Cafe is the place TO 60
for q square meal Prices right.
1927. !.

Milton Foster, the well known en-
gineer on the Brandon branch, came
down from his Churchs Ferry home
yesterday and spent the night here.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03

Miss Anna Nelson, formerly of this
city, but now of Rolla, is in the city
enroute to her home from parts ir the
west where she spent the past two
months. Miss Nelson visited for a
month with the R. E. Rognas family,
OF Rolla, who r spending the win
ter at Los Angeles.
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r. Lee, of the Sisters school at Fort
Totten was ar overnight visitor in the
city, and while here he was a caller
at the World Office ard renewed his
subscription to the Daily World.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03

BE SURE and Go to the AUG
IloN SALE Of Charles Rhoda, 4 mil
es northwest of Grand Harbor on
March 9Th. Z work horses, II head
OF Cattle. (nine milch cows) and a
line OF nearly new farm machinery.
2-28-5t.
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License to Wed

A license to wed was issued yester-
day by Judge E. H. Griffin to Miss
Anna Easthouse, of this city, and Sig
rud Martin Ertzgard, also of this city,
and to Miss I...en Christina Aaberg,
of --umore and John Arthur Estenson,
Of Hancock, Minnesota.
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Cards have been received in the city
from Mrs. o. S. Blaul, who is spend
ing the winter in Miami, Florida. She
writes that she is having a most en-
joyable time but she is rather lone
some Tor the Devils Lake people.
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Delta Alpha Society

The mendbers 81 the Delta Alpha
society will be entertained this even
ing at the Presbyterian Manse, by
the Misses Mae Void, Carthia Rob
ertson ard Alice Gilbert. All tie
members are urged to be present at
the meeting. Il,
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In court this morning, in the case
OF Scharf VS. Mrs. E. w. Mooers, in
which scharf is sueing Mrs. Moores
Tor the payment of a windmill ereca-
ed on a piece of property, the jury
brought ir a decision for the plaintir
OF $1,000. The case of Stavn VS. Nor
an is in court this afternoon.
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The Ramsey Cafe has changed its
name to the Elgin Cafe, and the same
has been remodeled and put in first
class shape, and will aim to give the
best possible service. 3-2-2t.
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Are you with us? Be present at
the basket ball tournament March So.
Single tickets SO cents, except Satur-
day evening. Season tickets $3.50.
3-3-2t
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
MARCH 18th PRIMARIES

National Committeeman:
H: H. Perry.
Delegates National Convention:
W. E. Breen.
F. F. Burchard.
John B. Fried:
w. E. Glotzbach.
Joseph Mann.
]. W. McIiose
r. E Murphy.
W. L. Noyes.
Charles Simon.
G. s. Woledge.
Presidential Electors:
M. F. Hegge.
]. P. Lamb.
Jens Peterson.
Anna H. Roach.
John Sullivan.
These Candidates we're nominated
at a State wide Democratic CoEven'
tor held at Fargo February 9TH
1920.
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CHECK ARTIST ARRESTED

McClusky, N. D., March 3.John
Metzel, alias John Johnson, was ar.
rested by Sheriff Essig at Parker, S
D., and brought to this place charged
with raising a check at Goodrich las,
fall from $35 to. $95. He was arra;gn.
ed, waived examination, and held to
district court.
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Club Meeting

The Business Womans Club will
hold a meeting in the Commercial
Club rooms, Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. There will be election of Of
fcers and other important business
attended to. 33-2t
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The Eastern Star held a regular
meeting last evening and after the
work was finished there was dancing
ard a nice lunch was served.
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Hon. Bernt Anderson, of Churchs
Ferry was in the city over right. He
brought down his young Sol who had
his tonsils removed. Z
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03

You will need new shoes for spring.
We have them IN Sale. $14.OO shoes
marked down to $9.98. We invite
you to visit US and look them over
New York Cash Store. 3-3-1t
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Blizzard Prevails
In Northwest Parts
(By Associated Pressl

Duluth, March ga real old fl III
Toned blizzard is on its way from the
northwest. Temperatures through
the northwest last night dropped as
low al 20 and "a degrees below zero.
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FOR RENT-Section of lard,on stock
and grain sharing plan. Response
BILE party only.-Care of the World.
2-28-1tp
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If you want a good meal for a lit
tie money just drop into the Elgin
Cafe, formerly the Ramsey Cafe.
First class service. 3-2-2t
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Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. At Col
den Fields Farm Sale. W. W. Gurr,
nine miles west from Lawton, March
23rd. 33-1t
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NJ. N. Woldy, of Edmore, was in the
city today, On his way home from La
Porte, Indiana, where he has been
studying tractor machinery at n of
the big machine factories.
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British Town Bans Jazz DANCING

British Town Bans Jazz Dancing.
Legion, England.-The municipal
government has placed a ban on the
one-step and the jazz in dances in
the city hall. The city fathers con-
slider that these. dances are not in good.
form and lncite to immortality,
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HAY FOR SALE-A quantity of
good redtop hay, only two miles
from town.-Write Box Al, Penn,
N. Oak. 2-18-W2t
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Regular Meeting

The Degree Of Honor will hold a re-
gular meeting at Pillsbury hall We'd
nesday evening, March 8. There will
be initiation ard a patriotic program.
All members urged to be on hand.
3-2-2t
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FOR RENT-Sectior of land on grain
and stock sharing plan. Reliable
party only. Address World office,
Devils Lake, N. D. 3-31tp
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MI. and Mrs. Joseph Boland are
the proud parents of a daughter born
to them this morning at the Walter
Devaney home.
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The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow in the
church parlors. 3-3-1t
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Junior High School Operetta at the
High School auditorium at 8 o'clock
tuesday, March 9Th. 3-3-7t.
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Attorney Fred Traynor returned
from st. Paul yesterday where he was
on business.
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The Misses Ernestine and Lucy LIE
Brun, of Rolla, were overnight visit
ors in the city.
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Ford Touring Car. Golden Fields
Farm Sale. w. w. Gurr, 8 miles west
from .Lawton, March 20. 3-3-1t
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Gullick Midboe, Of Prospect town
ship is here attending district court
as a juror.
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A. E. Bredert, the Cando hardware
merchant is attending to business mat
tiers in the city. Mr.. Breidert form
erly made his home here and has
many friends ir Devils Lake who will!
be pleased to know that he is enjoying
a nice business in his line at Cando.
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Mrs. James Dean and Mrs. M. LUX,
of Crazy, were shoppers in the city
today.
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Auction. March 23rd

Fresh mich cows. Golden Fields
Farm.-W. W. Gulr, 9 miles west Of
Lawton. 3-3-1t
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Don't fail to attend our Shoe Sale.
Prices from SO cents to $9.98.-New
York Cash Store. 3-3-1t
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"All The Year Round" be sure to
see it at the High School auditorium
Tuesday, March 9th, at 8 o'clock.
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Farm Loans on most favorable
terms. JOHN W. MAHER, Devil.
Lake, N. Oak.
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Bow Seoul DANCE

The Boy Scouts will give a dance in
the Roller rink Friday evening, Mar
oh S, good music, and a good time as
sured to all. 3-2-4t
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Judge E. H. Griffin, of IS city, is
holuing court in Bottineau today on
the account of illness of Judge John
f.. Martin.
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Texas excursion March 9TH. Berth
and meals. Round trip $55.-W B.
Smith. Phone. 2-5-tf
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LOCALS

FRO RENT-Modern room at 815
Hill Ave. City. Phone 314. 2-18-tf.
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Join the Boy Scouts in having a
good time at their dance Friday even
ing. 3-2-4t,
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Miss Mildred Cruise spent the day
in Neville on business.
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-0-5lC.
Notice, you can see "All The Year
Round in n evening at the High
School auditorium March 9th, 3-3-7t.
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THE DEVILS LAKE WORLD AND MTERIocEN

Fortunate u TIE man who doesn't
60. lame when he has occasion to
sidestep temptation. y,
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Don't forget to attend the Boz
Scout dance in the Roller Rink Frida!
evening. 3-24t. :
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Get'your sheet music at i|artz PA
no Store. 1-1A-tf.
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/. o. O. F. Meeting

There will be a regular meeting Of
Crofton Lodge No. 8, l. O. o. F. in
their hall this evening. Work in the
Second degree.
GUST EDIN, N. G.
H. A. WEAVER, Sec.
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THE GRAIN

Furnished by THE FARMERS
GRAIN CO., grain buyers at Keith,
Toxic, Grand Harbor, Darby, Sweet
water. Webster, Garske, Starkweath-
er, st. Joe, Crocus, Rock Lake, Els
berry,. Hansboro, Warwick, Kloten,
Lakota, Lawton, Derrick and Knox.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-03

9, a. Id. otherwise No. s, Sc per
pound less than No. s; other light
weight wheat depends on quality M
No. / and 2 DARK NOR. 35c; 8 15c;
4 10; lower grades &c more than.
NOR. DuRUM in SPRING 1Oc less
SPG. grade.