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THIS is notice to tho public that 7. ".
". Robertson, having sold my interest
IN the FIRM Of Bowman q Robertson
bio for any debts incurred by that fru
after this date. signed ". H. Robert
son.
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Unapptopriat.d Revenue Account s3sss
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
We. the und,rsisosa. duly elected, DUAL.
Tuls. Ssnis daiy s%oTS ps DO Si hereby I coy aey,iy
statement OF the General Fund Of th.. city
condition SfrsS OF ,ss s,S fsi,' Cy ,s. rSs S, ' a.
1871; that said financial statement to.
ssshsr ,s WITH ne s,a,smea, 9t amounts sHd
diiionai and suppIementsi spprcpriatio6s
y 20 ne used was presented at a ,ne.!,ns
SSi ne C9mniis,soners ,s,s ot NE SAG C,y,
ntoY,S ntI gh nn ne Se gay ynh,shsyy Msy
WIN the county Excise eoord az tequ'red
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nov c,pnrM!HHHyor' Mayor
SEAL. az Auditor
W. L. L." "a, r,.,.,,.,
suh.orihed nm, .wor, 10 h.tora me ibts
istS day Of May, iss!' " o'''' NV '"''
Notary public.
NV commislson eAp,re, october .. iogs.
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fupNshlng Iompany. fublisnetD
ORDINANCE NO. 22s7
An ordinance to sppoTton, lsvy'
ana assess special taNee IN paS
Went OF thr cost OF connIucuns
san,tary sewer 10 Wbk
IRICT No. lbl IN the Guy OF lusa'
created and established ny Or-
dlnsnee NO. sls9; ana declaring an
emergency, -
WHEREAS, IN pursuance or the pro,
visions oi the Chstter OF tne 0y o,
Tulsa, Oklahoms; ana the statutes ot
the state OF oklahoma; Tor suea case,
made ana PROVIDED. ths Siu SIy OF
Tulsa did by ordinsncs No No; ir Ilss Crsa,e
ana tstablish sEWEh DIS NIL NJ. Iel
and After hnNing oecIareh " necessaS
20 construct sewers IN said sEWbf DlS
TRlCT NO. lsl, by the proVlsiohs OF talu
ORDINANCES No, ?lso, DID on the sbtn Gay
on octoher 1871. let TO Comstoek .snen-
ley company, contractors, certain con-
tract for the construction Of a certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
ISL nnd.
WHEkEAs. In pursuance OF said con.
tract SAID Comstock smedIey eompany
have construoted certain sanitary sewer
10 said SEWER DISTRICT No ISL hnu
the work under said contract mas been
accepted and approved by the Guy En-
ginter and the Board OF Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa; ana.
WHEREAS. In turther pursuance OF
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SECTION :: That the assessments
hereby levied en- each Of the shove men
toned lots and parcels OF land are here.
BY declared to be lien upon such lots
and parcels OF land TO the same extent
as other taxes and shall re collected
and enforced in the same manner hs other
taxes In and for tho city Of Tulsa. OKLA
homa, are collected.
SECTION D. That all assessments here
by levied shsli be divided into three (3)
equal annual instsllments as suthorizeo
by said Statutes OF tho state Of okla
homa for such cases made ana provided
that the assessments shall bear interest
at the rate Of eight ~ per tentum per
annum, payable annually at the time OF
the payment OF the several instsllments
OF the said assessments, from the date of
tho taking effect OF this ordinance: that
the fret instRllment OF said assessments.
together with tho accrued interest on the
deferred tnstsllments shall be payable on
the 18th day of December. 1924 snd the
remaining deferred installments with the
yearly interest on the unpaid insfallmerts,
shall be payable on the 18th day Of De.
cenber OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however that iny OF ths
owners OF tho lots or parcels Of land 90
assessed may at any time during the four
(D consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication Of this ordinance
pHy to the City Auditor OF the city Of
Tulsa the tull amount OF tho assessmsn snts
iavtst their said and mar.
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Will, THE PERSON who took my trav-
cling bag 1ut ~ the Franklin car IN
front Of tho Mayo building Sunday
morning he Kind enough 20 mail me
=. q. BOX AAg, Tulsa. my mpps and
private paperg J. Garfield Buell..
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LEGAL

UNEXPENpED BALANCE OF
APPROPRIATIONS
Current General t.i.Ti7k
DUE TO OTHER FUNDS;
le2o.?i General I.To ~
SURPLUS (AnsylsiD a3.Os0ei
TOTAL ...............t5S t5StOO7G
EXHIBIT ID"
GENERAL FUNDS-ANALYsIS OF
SURPLUS.
CITY or TULSA
APRIL 30, lss.
Back Taxes Unsppropfia
current General l94l-?2 S6.Gps2B
lg20.sl General i6.o5t7s
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NkiNG-NILIlNERY 20
DRtSSM MAKING and alterations; also re.
lining suts, work guaranteed. Cali
OsHEe 1850.
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RADIO

RADIO FOR EVERYBODY-Make your
own RADIO telephone for your home.
made with little cost; hc1r concerts.
speeches etc, In other pBrts Of the
country every home ~ being equipped
with this marvel ot tho age. Comple's
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LEGAL

,pasli,hsd in the Tulss Daily World, May
"a. 1879. World Publishing Co, pub
STATE sTi OF oKLAHoMA-coUNTY OF
TO THE COUNTY EXcIsE BOARD
or SAID COUNTY AND STATE.
IN In pursuance Of the provisions. Of Sec
,on A. of chapter 226, Laws 1917. sppli.
md additional appropriations with which
80 meet the ordinary expenses of the City
~ Tulss. Oklahoins, for the remainder
sna for an order caneellins certain sp.
25sGs''itE" 2mS6s iop said year in support hereof,
We f,S,,; d% H'1fS That certain of the sppropria-
,iens heretofore made are inadequsts TO
properly msintain the city Tor the cur.
lry,.iSsre and needs OF ssid CITY are such
a. 10 require for the remainder OF said
yssr, for ordinary expenses the addi.
,,rth by purposes and amounts in Exhib.
ii "a" hereto attached and made part
~ second. THAT the financial statement
,,r,to attached and marked EXHIBIT &c"
t,wa a. Of the close OF the month next
preceding and filing hereof the true and
tupd OF said city. and. that tho surplus
revtnue of t23,oeO0l, Hs shown in said
exhibit Is available for and out OF which
10 make tho additional appropriations
herein requested;
Third. That the appropriations as
u.iaI In Exhibit a" hereof. sggregsting
I.g-b35 are for purposes less urgent
snd imperative than the additional needs
herein presented.
FOURTH. That In accordance with Sec.
,icn l. chapter 226. Laws 1911. the Off
r.r or officers In charge OF the Depart
,,spt OF Government for which apprOpria.
lions as listed In Exhibit a. hereof are
available have been notified OF the pro-
posed revocation or cancellation and sp-
rruve thereof.
Fiuh THAT agsins, the amounts Of
srpropriatious as proposed for cancola-
non In Exhibit "a" hereof there are no
urpsid claims or contracts pending.
wherefore request Is hereby made that
an order be entered cancelling tho said
sprrorriations; and that the revenue 80
s,eased together with the above stated
surplus. maldng total Of available
rfysuue OF Sil,os5.36 be applied and ap-
propr.atod to the several additional and
supplemoutal purposes as set forth in said
Exhibit "a hereof.
WE FURTHER CERTIFY. that the
Aggregate amount Of the said proposed
additional and supplemental sppropris-
tlons Is not In excess of the income and
revenue provided and accumulated for the
current year,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we hereunto
set our hands and affixed the seal Of said
city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. this 18th day OF
May, 1879.
II. Y. NEWBLOCK,
Mayor OF the city OF Tuss,
T. c. wHtTEStDE,
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I. o. o. r. DIRECTORY
odd Fellows Hall. li2b South Boulder
AURORA LODGE NO. 3s. l. o. o. r.
Meets every Wednesday evening, 1880 y.
m. Book Shower, Shecotab Home Ii
'" {. ". Gates. n. O.
NJ. l. POuNDsTONE. Secretary.
TULSA LODGE NO. 30 !. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening, 7.J0.
e, W. FOLTz, N. q.
J. r. MOORE, Secretary.
TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO. ss, l. O. o. y.
Meets on second and fourth Friday Of each
month At 1870 p. IN. Degree Session. May
J. l.. HUGHLETT c. r.
Il. II. FULLER. Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. IS. o. o. o. p.
Regular meeting tirst and third Friday
OF each month. 1870 2: m.
MRS. ROSE WHITE, N. q.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS. Sec,
TULSA CANTON NO. IS. /. o. o. Y,
Patriarch Militant. First Saturday each
month, 1880 y. m. ~
II, ii. FULLER. CLERK.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Firsside
May i3 i9:2 All odd Fellows invited.
RAYMOND FISHER, Y. W,
n. Il. HUGHLETT. W. n.
MIDAS LODGE, NO. sol, /. o. Q. r., meet,
every Tuesday evening, West Tulsa.
l. J, sLlNkARD. Secretary,
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Other Revenue Unappropriatsd:
Unapptopriatsd Revenue Account s3e9s
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1PuSlished in the Tulss Daily World May
is 1879. World Publishing Co, pub
srATE OF LAHoMA-coUNTY OF
TULSA,
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MINNEWAUKAN TOWNSHIP
(From Staff Correspondent

From Staff Correspondent
Mat Scharf was in town. on bust
ness Friday.
Our mail man o. c. Olson had to
use his team to make his route on
Friday Of the bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunderson
were among the shoppers in town
Saturday.
Miss Matilda Gruenahl spent Sat-
urday among the shops in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pete Elvrum trans
acted business in town on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Locke were among
the visitors in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Graham spent
Saturday among the shops in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Humble and fam
lily were among the shoppers and
visitors Saturday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hoffent and
daughters Miss May and Christina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hoffeit were among
the shoppers in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson were
in town Monday, where Charlie bout
a new Ford. Miss Agnes Anderson
was also in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Liephon were in
! town on Monday. Cor. c.
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P E N. N
(From staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent
Lester Reading was caller at De-
wills Lake Monday.
John Engar went to Maza Tues
day to clean house for Mr.. Blair.
George Colder and son from De-
wills Lake were visitors here Sun
day.
: Mrs. Ed. Solberg was a caller at
Devils Lake Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Miller spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Miller's near
Ramsey.
Olaf johnson spent Sunday here.
Miss Cockrane spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Brinsmade.
Peter Stoeser returned from Devils
Lake Sunday.
Frank, Gessner took sick while he
was in Devils Lake and was taken
to the hospital. G.
Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Ross, George
Kearling, Mdrriel Stienke, Bruce
Marlin and Virgil Gessner, Leo Timm-
ons, and Olaf Engar were callers at
Devils Lake Friday.
Alfred, Larraine and Mrs. Gessne1
Olaf Engar, Victor Horne and Valen-
tine Stoeser were callers at Devils
Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson returned
from Minnesota Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair from Maza
were callers here Sunday. Cor. M.
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Mr.. and Mrs. frisco and daughter
Gladys spent Saturday evening at
the Henry Nixon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen were
shopping in Southam Wednesday.
The Delame Poissant family took
Sunday dinner at the Geo. Nixon
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nixon have
arrived at their home in Craigmyle,
Alberta, after visiting in N. Oak, and
Montana, all during the winter.
Art Kunkel is wearing a glad smile
these days and passing around cigars
The reason why? A big 9 pound boy
arrived at their house Wednesday
morning the 10th of May, Mother
any baby are fine.
Eva Poissant Is visiting just now
at the home Of her brother Felix
Poissant.
Donald Stewart and Henry Nixon
were business visitors in Southam
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence schrader
of Bartlett were visitors at the De-
lame Poissant home this week.
Ruth Carpenter spent Wednesday
evening with Mary Grace Day.
The w. G. T. u. is placing a box
Of clothing this week to send to
Fargo for the Near East Relief. A
car load Of supplies is to be sent from
there the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen and
children spent Thursday evening a,
the hame Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Kyle.
Ben Burt was business visitor al
Devils Lake Friday afternoon.
A. Z. Smith is hauling home some
seed potatoes this week, that he
bought from Donald Stewart.
Mrs. w. L. Kunkel is visiting this
week at the home Of her son in South.
am.
Max Kruger of Devils Lake wa.
calling on friends in this locality last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henly expect tt
drive up to St. John the end of thi.
week to visit Mr.. Henly's sister Mrs
John Stewart Of that place.
! Albert Kyle and Gus Pressure have
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Tuesday at the hospital, Mrs. Sinse
is getting treatment for rheumatism.
Ontario school No. did not go to
Noonan school Friday on account of
the weather and condition of the roads.
Charlie Maetzold called on Nor
man Sinse Thursday.
Gordon Brick and lady friend of
Keith attended the dance at Noonan
school Friday night.
Gust Becker transacted business in
Devils Lake Saturday afternoon.
| Albert Becker helped his brother
Henry finishing seeding wheat Sat-
urday.
Louis Amman of Devils Lake was
here in this community Sunday had
quite difficult time to locate Miss
Schiele.
Will Latham is sick with pneumonia
but at this writing has improved
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary son,
Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Maetzold,
son Howard and daughter Hildegard
visited with the Henry Rutten family
Sunday evening.
Miss Jennie Murray, suddenly was
taken sick Thursday, they called DR..
Allen Of Crary, he said it was an at
tack Of appendicitis.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Becker and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Magnes Ander-
son and family We're visiting at Mrs.
i A1hor% Rool-o,'c C,,,do1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson were
Sunday guests at Henry Schickliag
honey
Mrs. August Wolf is still patient
at the Mercy hospital. She had plan
ned to come home last week but later
some other trouble set in SO she will
be compelled to remain there for a.
while yet we sincerely hope she will
soon be able to return to her home.
Martin Scharf and Miss Mary Wolf
both of Minnewaukan township were
married at the Catholic church here
Monday morning by Father Church
hill Of Crary the young couple left
for wedding trip to Minneapolis, St
Paul, Weaver, MINI. May their joy:
be many and their sorrows few.
Gust Becker is very busy thi:
spring at present he is painting hi!
house in Noonan township, is alst
making arrangements to build new
barn and granary ON his farm thi:
summer.
Henry Rutten spent Sunday after
noon visiting Will Latham.
Cor. o.
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contracted Of digging the basement
and hauling the gravel for the new
school to be built in Southam this
summer.
Geo. Carpenter was transacting
business in Southana>. Friday.
Mrs. Henry Nixon and little son
Lester were shoppers in Devils Lake
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Firth and family
spent Sunday visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Poissant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delame Poissant at.
tended the A. j. Gronna funeral in
Lakota Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Henley ard Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Grandson autoed tc
Mapes Sunday.
Howard Converse visited at the
Geo. Nixon home Sunday.
Harry Sparks is hauling some seed
potatoes this week which he bought
for Ben Burt. Mr.. Sparks intends tc
put in quite a crop of potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jet Wheeler and little
son, Mrs. James Stewart ST., and Don.
aid Stewart visited Sunday at the
John frisco home.
John Brown and Carl Stout is doing
some breaking now which they Intend
to put into flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Brady is visiting
few days with friends in Devils
Lake.
Mr.. J. Nelson has been busy drag.
ing the roads lately.
There was meeting of the officers
of the w. c. T. U. at the home o.
Mrs. Emil Rasmussen Thursday K
make out report Of the years worl
for the District Convention to b.
held at Rock Lake, the 18th and 1871
of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Burt and littl,
daughter Donoballe were visitors Al
the home Of their daughter Mrs. Ar
Kunkel of Southam Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fosgate motor
ed to Mapes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nixon and child
rem visited Sunday at the Henry Nixol
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Retterath hav,
moved into their rooms over the Laml
& Reitea building in Southam.
The base ball game between tn,
Hope and Bartlett boys was calles
of Sunday morning but the Bartlett
boys $50 the Hope boys went II
Mapes to play that day. Cor. B.
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HARDING TOWNSHIP
(From Staff Correspondent

Mrs. Ben Zettler was a business
visitor in Starkweather Thursday. She
went to Devils Lake on the Farmers
Line, in the evening to visit a few
days at her parents home.
William Olson is very ill with pne-
umonia. He was taken sick last Fri
day.
Mrs. William Jordan spent Thurs
day p. m. at the c. J. Zettler home.
Geo. D. Laird and Nh. Jordan were
business visitors in Devils Lake Thurs
day.
Miss Mabel Kleven returned to he1
home Sunday after spending a few
weeks with Mrs. H. J. Grunewald.
o. G. Kleven is back this work
of assessing.
Henry Keogh called at the Jordan
home Saturday evening.
Ralph Conine and Arthur Lind
aas were visitors of Bruce and Don.
aid Laird Sunday.
Ruben Regain and Claude Nash were
Sunday visitors at the Laird home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wesley were
callers at the G. H. Bergstorm home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Lindaas and children
spent Sunday p. m, with Mrs. o. N
Lindaas.
Margaret Laird visited at the C. ]
Zettler home Tuesday afternoon.
John Zettler called at Geo. Laird's
home Thursday to get corn planter
John Iverson has gone to Cande
to spend the summer. Cor. D.
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Editor w. H. Chapel of the Nelson
County Observer of Lakota and wife
were in the city on Saturday after
noon of last week for the purpose of
visiting friends and at the same
time do some shopping. They drove
over with their car, and in talking to
The World Mr.. Chapel told US that he
never saw the roads in worse con-
dition than they yere while he made
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N l x o N
(From Staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent
We sure must be having our rainy
season just now. It has rained every
day for eight days now and still
there is promise Of more.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Durbin spent
Sunday visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Brady.
Walter Conn is here from Iowa
visiting at the homes Of Jet Wheeler
and Felix Poissant. Mr.. Comm is
a cousin Of Mrs. Wheeler and Mr..
Poissant.
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ONTARIO
(From Staff Correspondent.>

(From Staff Correspondent
Elvin Amodt is employed at Her.
man Becker at present.
George Murray was on the sick list
last week, also Mrs. Henry Becker.
Herman Becker got load Of fur
niture from Rohrville Wednesday.
had it shipped from Devils Lake by
E. w. Gilbertsoh.
Norman Sinse visited his mother
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this drive. Mr.. Chapel is real live
wire newspaper man, one who believes
in giving his readers much more than
what he is paid for giving, and his
paper is one Of the newsiest to be
found in the Lake region. He is a big
booster for Lakota, and is entitled
to great deal more patronage from
the business men there than he is
favored with.
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No. 8 Friday evening was postponed
for some future time more convenient
to those interested.
Mr.. Martin Timboe and son, Har-
land went to Devils Lake Saturday
evening to take in the show.
Mr., Edwin Foss went to Devils
Lake last Friday afternoon to at
tend to business intrests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Timboe from
near Minnewaukan were callers at the
Martin Timboe home Sunday.
Mr.. John Aasmundstad and son,
Palmer were callers at the elevator
and shops of Ramsey last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Lynn from near Grand Harbor
who is running for Sheriff at the
June primaries, was. a caller in this
vicinity Saturday.
The road running between the
townships of Pelican and Grand Har-
Dor is surely in terrible condition
in some places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Timboe and
family were visitors in this vicinity
Sunday.
We notice in the news columns
that Supt. Miss Mckay and state
rural school inspector Mr.. Erickson
have been scoring school throughout
the county. l am glad to inform those
who are so heavily burdened with the
high, taxes in the Grahams Island
school district that the terrible con-
dition Of the school building, poor
equipment there in and the incom-
plete line Of reference books keeps
us from passing as high as third
class standardization state laws re-
quire. For the last two years the
teachers, pupils, and directors have
been working hard towards classify
ing as third class rural schools but
the poor condition of buildings and
equipment have made all their efforts
friutless.
Miss. Anna Jorgenson, formerly
teacher of school No. 3 is a guest at
the Christinson and Edwin Foss home.
Miss Jorgenson made many friends,
!; when employed as teacher here, who
are glad to see her again. Cor. ].
A carload of six Chevrolet model
400 cars was received here last week
, by the Lake Motor Co., and since then
the machines have been winning the
admiration Of everyone who has seen
them. Several improvements have
been made over the older models, and
at the price at which the cars sell
there are said to a bigger value than
any other car on the morket. Since
the shipment arrived cars were sold tc
Mike Altman and Adam Rerick, both
employed at the G. N. shops here, and
Frank Kating, a farmer of south Of
Penn.
Victor Horn Of Penn was business
caller in the city Monday and Tues
day.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-17
R A NJ S E Y

(From Staff Correspondent
Mr.. Oscar Gunnerude from near
Brinsmade was a business visitor in
the shops Of Ramsey last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Gilbert Timboe and family
visited at the farm Sunday afternoon.
The meeting to be held in School
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-17

Victor Horn Of Penn was business
caller in the city Monday and Tues
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