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A Number exceeded 81 but feV DrBQ Store
IN the United state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Another Witness Returns.

Havrevold returned from Fargo last
night. 1t is said he walked, and that
he is mad at McGee, the chief conspir-
ator, for leaving him in Fargo dead
broke and hungry. The next time he
consents to help McGec in conspiracy
he will have his pay in advance, and
not depend upon the tender mercics of
a Democratic judge, who only allowed
him 100 for all the valuable inlorma-
:ion he gave the grand jury. Havre-
void poured ms grief into the willing
ears Of the grand jury. He told them
how much he lost by the removal Of the
postoffice after the fire; how often he put
his hand in his pocket and gave some
poor settler 81; how many thousand dol
lars he spent in last falls election: how
the man he was backing as leader laid
down on Inn; how honest he was and
how much he would like to see honest
politics. The grand jury took it all in.
Havrevold has one consolation, lie
made n better impression before the
grand Jury than McGee and Crccl did.
He thinks The grand jury believed him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Two Mrs. Goves.

Last summer +. j. Cove came to Min
neapolis and worked as q carpenter. At
the house where he boarded was en-
ployed an educated and pretty young
woman, aged % years, by name Nina
Scripture. She had been married, but
had secured divorce because OF her
husbands cruel treatment, and, beng
too proud to live upon the bounty Of
her relatives, had resumed her maiden
name and gone into service. When the
couple met Cove was smittcn, and at
once began to play the lover. Nina, in
return, developed a passionate affection
for the man, and on October 10, 1884,
they were married. After one week of
connubial happiness, however, Cove left
her and sailed away to parts unknown.
Later the deserted woman learned that
she had been deceived, and that Cove
had wife and child in La Crosse.
Thereupon she secured a warrant for
his arrest on a charge of bigamy, and it
was placed in Detective Quinlan's
hands. The officer having learned that
his man was employed on a skating
rink at Houston, Minn.. took the train
yesterday morning for that place, and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
A Distinguished Party.

Quite distinguished party Of gentle
men came up on the train Tuesday and
made the trip to Tottcn Wcdneday. The
party consists OF Hon. +. G. Carleton,
Democratic member of congress from
Michigan; Gen. William HartslH, ex-
collector of customs at Port Huron,
Mich; Prof. G. A. Kent. Of Detroit, one
of the law professors of the Ann Arbor
law school; X. G. Benton, prominent
resident Of Minneapolis, and !. Hub
bard, an extensive farmer of Grand
Forks county. Congressman Carleton
has large wheat farm near Mr.. Hub
bard's place at Reynolds and anothe,
west of Mandan. Mr.. Carleton is of the
opinion that congress will do something
for Dakota the coming winter. Whether
it will be division or admission AS a
whole he says is difficult to foretell.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
From THURSDAYS Daily Inter Ocean,

From Thursdays Daily Inter Ocean)
A. B. Allen is registered at the Benham.
Justice Noble returned from Botttneau
last evening.
Mrs. Sonth returned home last evening
from visit to her parents.
Jas. S. Field, of Fort Totten, came over
on the Minnie H. last evening.
The city clerk will have his office in
future at A. b. BENEFITS drug stone.
The picnic party had a good time at
TT. Totten yesterday. The weather was
delightful.
Daily Bros, Of Freshwater, were in the
city this morning buying lumber to build
A grainary with.
Postmaster Jones, of Newport, Nc
Henry county, came in yesterday and
reports all we'll on the Moose.
Miss Payne, of Marshaltown, Ia, ar
rived here last evening on visit to
Commissioner Rumney's family.
There is good demand for farm labor
ers here at present and parties who are
putting up hay are Offering good wages
for help and cannot get it.
JIM. Ker, merchant, and G. NJ. Thrash
er, assistant postmaster of Covington,
KY, have been up at the mountains
looking over the country. They are SO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
A Hotel Mans Discovery.

San FRANCISCO, Cal.-Mr. George H.
Arnold, proprietor Of the Occidental ho.
tel, says that as the air is pufer as we as
cend, a man should not object to being
assigned to room on the uppermost
floor; that he shouldn't mind taking q
rooms attic, az it were, in view Of the fact
that st. Jacobs Oil so promptly cures the
rheumatic. He states that throughout
California it is regarded as the great
pain cure of the age.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
BUSIN ESS NOTES.

Don't forget the fine line of cigars at
the Fashion. 1t
Soda water only five cents glass at
Carpenter Il Maloneys. 2t
Go to J. f. Locke e. Co.'s for black
smithing and buggy repairing. ll4tf
A full line Of pingree and Smiths
make ladies' fine shoes at Lee Bros. 2t
Just received, another carload of those
fine draught horses at f.. T.. Dill's. lstf
Five cents will buy glass Of ice cold
soda water at Carpenter Il MalOneys. 2t
Cushions, dashes and carriage fixings
can be found at J. T.. Locke & Co. g. 1l4tf
Ifyou want to buy good, heavy draught
mares cheap, call early at T.. T.. Dill's. Is
The only place in the city where you
can get good horses is at f. T.. Dill's. Is
Fine, sound, heavy draught mares. fit
for breaking or working on binder, for
sale cheap at f. +. Dilps. 2stf
Call and examine out stock of ladies'
fine shoes. They are sure to please.
Prices lower than ever. Lee Bros. 2t
For sale, Cheap, one upright Fisher
piano. tirst-class in every respect; one
fresh milch COW and lot of household
furniture. For information apply at
this office. sodwtf
can Fill oil good applications for
losns. JOHN w. MAHER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

Coolin today. The doctor has 40 acres of
barley in the shock.
Dave McCanna has his barley cut and
the ground plowed back again.
r. j. Walker, of the coulee country.
was in the city last evening. He has 800
acres of magnificent wheat.
Duck shooting seems to have COM
menced i'm earnest by the quantities the
boys arc bringing into town every day.
R. L. Woodwork, representing boots
and shoes, from Minneapolis, came into
the city last evening and went up to
Dunseith this morning to visit one of his
customers there.
John Conyers, of Cando, drove into
the city last evening. He says wheat
looks as if it would give an enormous
yield, and several of the farmers have
all their barley cut.
F. f. Roden, brother of 'sRomeo," and
Mr.. Howe. a Cass county bonanza
farmer, left for the east this morning,
after spending a couple of days at Boden-
town north of this city. They say they
never saw such wheat in their lives.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Harvest Excursion.
Grand Forks Herald,

On Aug. 25 excursions will begin form
points in Iowa and Missouri ito Grand
Forks and Devils Lake. Now is the
time to induce your friends in the tor
nado and chinch bug region to come to
Dakota, the land Of plenty. Ifyou lave
any friends or acquaintances down
there, mark this and send them a copy
Of the paper. The following are the
round trip rates over the ST. Louis,
Keokuk and Northwestern:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
A CARD.
Mr.. Tillotson Replies to the Re.
marks of Budde and LaRue,

markS Oh buOOe ana L8hue.
Editor Daily ter-Ocean-DEAR SIR: In
your issue OF the 4th inst, under the
head Of "Mlcre Circus" the following
statement is made:
Mr.. Budde--I refused to pay great
many orders, but was compelled to. l
absolutely refused to pay Tillotson for
legal advice.
Now, Mr.. Budde never had an oppor.
tunity to refuse to pay me for legal ad-
vice for the reason that | never asked
any pay from the school board for any
such service. Tho nearest ever came
to receiving any remuneration whatever
from such hoard for legal services was
the sum of 1915 for filling out thirteen
(1S) school bonds, which hired done
and paid out all Of said sum for the work.
Again, Mr.. Butlde presented several
bills to the board, which were allowed,
for legal advice and services of attor.
neys rendered to and employed by him.
self alone and without any authority
from the board.
Further, never knew of Mr.. Budde
refusing to pay any orders, and know
that he never refused to allow his own
bills when presented to the board and
which were always amply large enough.
AS to the statement made by the
young man by the name of La
Rue, will say that if "ls-
sumed authority" (as he smtes) and
twas attorney for the working nwn," he
must be II consummate tool or knave,
because he voted with me upon cu,y
proposition ever submitted to the board
while ! was director. save and except
Willis Arnold's bill Of $147. u part of
which he favored, and in that case j. f..
OBrien was attorney for Arnold and
not myself. never was attorney for q
| single working man who had u claim
before the school board, and was only
attorney for l.. X. Arnold in tho settle
ment and adjustment Of his affairs after
he left here and not for the collection of
any bill from the school board. Inever
deceived any one relating to the $1,000
bond, and the same was negotiutcd and
sold after full consideration by the board.
And Mr.. Laltue himself carefully ex-
;.mined all of the bills for supplies pur-
chased with said bond and then voted
for allowing the same, and the "furni-
turc," which Laluc says could not be
bought "any cheaper than tho price the
board paid Taylor a. Berry," was q part
of the purchase with that bond, and I
believe that the same supplies, us u
whole, cannot be bought today with
bonds at any better bargain.
l will say further that if Messrs.
Budde, LaRue or any other man says
that ever stole, appropriated or realized
n single dollar, directly or indirectly,
out Of my Office as director Of Lake
school township "he is u liar and the
truth is not in him" If any one upon
said board made any profit out of said
township it was Mcssrs. Budde and La
Rue by virtue of their contracts for fur
nishing supplies, wood, etc. They can
not make n scapcgoat Of mo to cover
their own shortcomings. Very respect
fully, 4. r. TILLorsoN.
Devils Lake, August 6, 1885.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Thousands Say So.

Mr.. I. w. Atkins, Girard. Kan, writes:
~ never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
ers." Electric BitteIs are the purest and
best medicine known md viii positively
cure kidney and liver 6ouplaint. Purify
the blood and regulate the bo~sa No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollan in
doctors bills every year Sold 1t fifty
cents bottle by Bennett & H0rsman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

Tickets will be good for ten days 60
ing west, and to return any time within
forty days, and within five days after
being stamped at Grand Forks or Devils
Lake for return trip.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
NORTH SHORE NOTES.


From Saturdays Daily Inter-Ocean
Bonanza Jim, of Bodentown, is in the
city today.
Frank Palmer, of Fort Totten, is reg
istercd at the Lakeview.
Justice Kelly, of Tracy, was registered
at the Benham last night.
Judge Palmer, accompanied by Attor-
ney Sweizey. of Sioux Falls, is here on
a short visit.
Mr.. Jud Fowler and sister Ada, of Min
neapolis, are here on visit to their cous-
ins, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Dodd.
Horatio K. Owen, manager of the Farm,
Stock and Home, tirst-class agricul-
tural journal, was in the city this morn
ng.
Widmeier & Weiermuller's mill
foundation is going in rapidly. Carpen-
ters will commence frrming tho timbers
Monday.
A song service will take the place of
the usual evening service at the Presby-
terian church tomorrow. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. A. J. Parker's family a, rived here
last evening from Canadea, N. V, and
are immensely pleased with their first
impression of the country:
Daniel Duggan is renovating and over
hauline the Budde castle and will make
very neat little hotel out of 1t. He ex-
poets to open in a month.
Mrs. T. #. Tillotson arrived here last
evening from South Evanston, Ill. Till
inghast hast been wearing a happy smile
for several days. 1t is not known which
he feels the most tickled over, the result
of the Rolette county seat contest or the
arrival of his wife. No doubt the latter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Some Important Figures.

An examination of the report Of the
clerk Of this Lake, school township
shows that the total expenditures have
been SG9S7.75. The total receipts are
$577G.7S, leaving an Indebtedness of
&l21O.97. The school house, furniture,
ETC., in this city cost S5i54. The in
debtetncss OF $121097 consists Of out
standing warrants and must be paid by
taxation. The school board has levied
q tax Of ten mills on the dollar for the
purpose of meeting this indebtedness
and paying current expenses. AS the
valuation in the township Is S432,G31, !,
there will be realized from this levy
$132G.3l. Dcducting the $l2iO.97 in
dcbtcdness there will be S3ll5.34 for
the current school expenses of the year.
Minncwaukan school township, adJoin-
ing us on the east, has built five school
houses the past year, paid for the same
and has balance in the treasury of
SlO32.1O. Schools have been held reg
ularly during the year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
(From Fridays Daily 1u.cr-ocean.)

From Fridays Daily lntcr-Ocean)
Wheat 20 cents.
John Frey, of Minneapolis, was in the
city last night.
Judge Mcconnell and Attorney Bosard
came up on this afternoons train.
Harvesting will be general all over
this part of the country next week.
Jim Reynolds was in the city last night
paying attention to the druggists here.
w. J. Noble, representing dry goods,
from Minneapolis, is registered at the
Lakeview.
Pasqual De Fiore has improved the
front Of his store so that it presents fine
outside appearance.
Our band compares favonbly with
older ones that hayc visited MS this sum
NOR, both in playing and selections OF
music.
The daily mail between this point and
Jerusalem is to be withdrawn OH and
after the 10th and a tri-weekly service
put on.
Mr.. Haig, father of tho Haig brothers
of Webster township, arrived here yes.
terday from New York and went out t,
sec the boys last evening.
Parson Stuart returned from Grand
Forks last evening. He took part in tho
tournament but did not take any prize
as the entrance fee was not large. Ht
had lots Of fun for his money.
Chas. Schoonnlaker has taken the en-
gine to pieces and repacked every joint
The old leather packing was very dr.,
and hard. First-class rubber packin,
was substituted. The engine was takel
to the Fifth street cistern this afternoon
and thoroughly tested, working like
charm.
4 The Hutchinson Foussard contest fo
the l6O acres of land on which the town
site of st. John is located, which In.
occupied the attention of the land Off
cials for five weeks, was Terminated
today. Some of the attorneys in the cas-,
who knew nothing about French befor,
the ease begun can't talk anything els,
NOW
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
McHenry School oficers.

The following school officers were
elected in Newport district, McHenry
county, July 25: Treasurer, E. j. Hick-
ey; clerk, c. + Jones; director, J. H. Nc
Comb
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
Lake School Township.

Following is the report of the
treasurer of Lake school town.
ship, over which there has been 30 much
discussion. The substance of the re-
port has already been given in these
colulnns:
SCHOOL RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR.
Amount on hand at the begin
ming of the school year ........... $l1 90
Received into tho sDecial fund
from all sources ..................... G82 OF
Received by appOrtiOnment..... 1883 II
Received from sale of bOnds 25OO 90
Total received by treasurer. $577G 7S
Balance due treasurer ................ G7 H3
1854 n
SCHOOL EXPENDITURES.
Paid for school house, sites, fur
nitnre and appendages ........... .$ii93O rs
Paid for teachers ages.............. 2:,5 90
Paid for all incidental expenses 27G So
Paid for interest on bonds and
warrants ............................. lH! 40
Total expenditures .$5Sii II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08
The Weather.

Observations taken at Fl. Totten by T..
J. Glass, private signal corps U. S. A.,
and furnished the DAILY INTER-OCEAS:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

we'll pleased with it that they will return
home Immediately and settle up their
business there and make this place their
future home.
John c. Raeder, whose farm is seven
miles northwest of this city, has cut and
threshed his barley. The crop was raised
on breaking, and averaged fifty bushels
to the acre.
Will Samuels, farmer and typo, left
this morning for Hillsboro to take a
prominent part in the great harvest fes-
tival. Billy can do the festival act in
good style.
The Distinguished party of Michigan
ders who came up Tuesday took in the
beauties of Totten and the south shore
yesterday and went east on this morn
ing's train.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

upon arriving there stationed himself
in the postoffice, to which Cove re.
paired for his morning mail. As soon
as he put in an appearance he was
arrested, and ten minutes after the de-
tective reached the town he was on
board a freight train Ell route for home
with his prisoner. Cove begged to be
allowed to see his family at La Crosse.
but he was informed that his "wite" in
Minneapolis desired to see him worse.
T1LLoTsoN INTERRoaATED.
Some Questions for the Director
to Answer.
Editor ntcr-Ocean-In your issue of
the 9th inst. Mr.. Tillotson says: 81 will
say further that il Messrs. Budde, La
Rue, or any other man says that ever
stole, appropriated or realized single
dollar, directly or indirectly, out of my
office us director of Lake school town.
ship 'he is a liar and the truth is not in
him." Now. Mr.. Editor, l should like
to have tho h honorable director answer
the following:
l. Did you get 1915 for signing your
name thirteen times to as many school
bonds?
.. Did you get $40 for five days in
and about the school house?
3. Did you receive $3.50 on account,
portion Of which is for drawing build
ing contract, -, and plastering con-
tract, 81?
4. Is it true that you received $l5 on
the dozen boxes of chalk charged at SIS
in your one thousand dollar purchase ?
S. Is it true that you received 1886
as your part Of charge on school desks ?
6. Is it true that you received $15 as
your commission on two clocks charged
at $50?
7. Is it true that you received $50 on
six maps charged at 500?
s. Is it true that you received one
office chair as your commission in the
purchase of two office chairs?
8. Is it true that you received a cer-
tain amount Of paint rs your "fee" in
the paint contract?
10. Is it true that tho school house
cost $500?
II. Is it true that Il. Twiford pro-
posed to build said house for $2775?
TAXPAYER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

For its soothing and grateful influence
on the scalp, and for the removal and
prevention Of dandruA, Ayers Hair
Vigor has no equal. 1t Itrestores faded or
gray hair to its original dark color, slim.
ulates the growth of the hair, and gives
it beautifeI, soft, glossy and sillsen ap-
pearance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-08

From Tuesday Daily Inter-Ocean
w. I. Brown went down to Arvilla this
morning to remain week.
DIR. Lane and wife returned home to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-17
THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN.
The Methodist Ministers Discuss the POssi-
bic Results Of the War in Egypt.

The Methodist ministers of the city met
yesterday morning at the Meridian street
NJ. E. Church, to discuss the justice of
the war in Egypt. Rev. S. II. Bright
opened the meeting with a paper, main
tanning that England's motive of war is
purely mercenary. The Suez canal incurred a
heavy debt on Egypt which the impoverished
people of that country could not meet, and the
continued pressure of English creditors has been
the origin of an the late trouble.
The pastors all agreed that as the present war
in the Soudan is purely religious uprising it is
of deep interest to the whole world. England,
they believe has no business in Egypt. and her
incursions are of predatory nature; yet if bar
berism is checked in Africa. and Mohammedism
re ceives a blow the war will not be void of good
results. The general opinion of the ministers
was that the redeeming feature of the war lay
in the possible fact that it might open up
the way for Christianity. DR.. Marine said that
England had no business in any country on the
face of the earth, SO far as her religion is con-
cerned. DR.. Alabaster thought that without re-
gard to British motives intentions in thus go
ing into semi -barbaric nations the result would
be for the general good of the world. The meet
ing adjourned to convene again in two weeks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-17
Made Some Progress.

The local passenger men held an adjourned
meeting yesterday to further consider the reor-
ganization of the Indianapolis Passenger Asso-
citation. Some twenty roads were represented
at the meeting and the tenor of the remarks
was of character to indicate that rates here
after are to be better maintained than they have
been in the past Indianapolis passenger
men have paid so little attention
to living up to agreements in the past that
their reputation among railroad men at other
points is a good dea. below par. Six hours is
said to be the longest time which an Indianapolis
passenger man was ever known to live up to an
agreement OF course. there are honorable ex-
ceptons. At the meeting the ticket scalpers
came in for good share of abuse,
Notwithstanding the fact that those who
working through the scalpers The discussion
this point resulted in the appointment of COM
mittee consisting of Fl. r. Dering, of the Penn
sylvania lines, George Butler, of the l., B. &
W.. and D. b. Martin. of the |. & St L. This
committee is to prepare an agreement to be
signed not only by local passenger men,
but representatives of connecting lines,
as we'll, whose headquarters are in indianapolis
to the effect that commissions will not be paid to
any except regular agents of railroad companies
The proposition to subject agent who cut
rate to a money penalty torso doing, was passed
over until the next meeting. That the c., H.
81 d. was not represented called forth some
comment, as it is quite essential that the agent
of this road brace up rates.