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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Ste belaeerte Mmnoneem slsent,tr.

@ittsburg, Yenni., q. Sanuar. =
SoultS' 9lnseissn. @seutur uiro nod tmmer
belasert. SberF Soult eutflob seitsrn abeno
aus Dem gebdube, uuO leiH jeeiser aufents
haltsort 1T unbetaunt. Gem iiinsiter Sobu.
Der fir ben &ater 8artei er9riffen bat, 1T
iebod) nod i'm Seiiee Der Sffice unb oer-
melgert ietnem Sruber ben 5utritt. Die
gela9erer pOliteu geiisrn gia9nlittas Die
2biireu einipreusen, 3osen fid, aber etlislt
suriid, oils lie iidl eiui9en 9ieuolueru geserls
iiber iaben. Us. Z. 6oults, Elm anoerer
Sobu, Der aui Der Seite oes Saters lfebt,
murbe geferu aui Die Intlase gewaltiamen
@inbringens uerbaftet uno unter $4,000
giiroIdl1ft ceiteQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Ste HtSGetetfrd0e.

@lonce Ter, Waii., 81. Sanuar. Der
Staotratb nahm seitern cine Reiolution al,
melhe il9 segen bic Gruenuuns elmer inter-
nattoualen Gomuliifon 3ur Seratbuus Der
Siltereifrase, iopis sesen ieoes biplomatil9e
Ieberetntomnen, mel6es Die Trage nur nod
compll5irter MAIDEN piirbe, anslpri6t. Wan
mose ben amerifaniiden fsli6ern geffatten,
ihr 9emerbe mad ben beitebenbeu @eieeen
uno Gini9rGnfunseu au8,uiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
gpersn,iirsioTs @N3t,oii,c1, Ia seras.

auitiu, Ger, 27. Sunuar. - Gin eigens
t1iimlides Tbdnomen murOe 9eitern Na4
riitaq bier beobadtet. gegeu 4.lbr 9taf-
nlitta9s fing bel OOufommener 8moitiGe ein
iebr fetuer Stuub oil, bonn 6intmel berab 3u
falen. Der Staubregeu muroe mad SOuz
nenuntergong fdrfer uno belt bic babe
glod]t iiber an. Der Staub iibte eine itarte
gDirfung auf 2unqe unb Seble aus uno bate
in oielen TGueu Seiertett sur 6Olge. Gin
dbnltder Staubregeu trat Dor adt Sabren in
nieIer &eoefIp EN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Sic oIfe 0e1d1thte.

9fonbout, W..D., 81. Sauuar. - Be-
ridten aus ben Yfiriide proousirenosn Di>
ftrifteu am 9ublon sufolse 1T bic 5dlits Der
Nridte bel Der iurdtbaren adlte Der lssten
@oden set0otet tporben. Wahreno Der les.
ten brei Sabre III Dies bas brittle Wfal, baB
bic Yfirfhblitben uoaitdnbis pern.dtet ilnb.
Der benz Gountp lllfer ertDa4ienoe S4aoeu
ipirb auf S150, 900 beraui4tast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
sfhlebe,. eFttes Gr.g1,nocsicmatar ars.

g t. Soiepb, MO., 27. Sanuar.-I9tb.
9apio 81. at6iion itarb 9eftern in ieiner
@cbnuug in Clinton @ountp i'm Utter bon
7G Sabren. Ger Serforbene pertrat Dtthourl
i'm 8unoesenat,pon 1843 bis 1855 uno mar
smeimal @rdiibeut jenes S0rpers. 2uBeroem
ipuroe ibm bic gbre 81 She'll, ei1ten Sag
lang als 8rdiibent Der Ser. Staaten iu fuu.
9iren. gr murbe in 6apette= Sp.,
9eboren, fam jebo6 in friiber Sugeno mad
DiiiiOuri uno lieB iif suerit in PIatte =GOunt9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Ser 8ctraiSes 1tuS 8tft&taIiettz
SEnrf4

Gbicago, 81. Sauuar. - Wsbl feif;
Eaisen Iebbaft uuo i6lOB iiber ben geitri>
gen 8usesrater-San. 8lj, 6ebr, 81B, Mui
81. Niais feit uno i4loB etrpas uieOriger-
San. 365, NiGr5 364, 0tai 4Og. 6afer 294.
&ogssn 56. Gerfte GO. Sladsiuamen 1l3.
Sdlweinefeiid 5000. Sdmul3 $6.15.
Taudern iiub ais geiuuo uuo wObliAmst=
fenb bic Sorten pGdnarisr &eiter"-ySie
gel -Ganai iter"-y yGriner Portorico ;" S9nu.
pfern bic 9epiien: yDoppel=N =Nops" Yio=
Ntuo"-n@r0ber Wacouba" Der Habrif
pom @ aH s. NJ in Baltimore beftens 3p
empishleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28

6Olsenbe gerlufte burt Sranbe tpurben
geferu telegrupbiid gemeloet: Die Sebduoe
gir. 10, @hGrtresitraBe, unb SIR. 81, Canal
itrabe. in gtep Orleans, $4,000; 6. y.
Smlb'8 .3ieselbrennerei in Muncie, SnO.,
SIS COO; q. y. 8ernitein's @aenmaarenlas
ben unb brei anbere. feline @ei4ditslOfale in
Mucon, 0iii., $40, 900; bier 2doen uno ie45
g8cbnb6uier in 8ronneUille, Ala., $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
AfMfer QnnM.

Suianuille, Gal., 81. Sanuar. -
9olosn Bid, eiu Suoiauer, uno 8incente
Sliuas. Elm Wferifaner, sipei iiberfiibrse
M0roer, rpnrbeH in oersangeuer Na4t BON
einem Mob aus oem @eidnsuiiie sebolt uuo
i'm 9olsiduppen oes @eri1ts9ebduoes on
einem Walten ouisebaust.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Snrdi ealpitlctl aef5Dttt.

0enoer, Sol, 27. Sanuar. - 2ebten
Gonntus riB cine 2arpine Die Slofbittte Der
,Grceliiors sOiiNe" in Der Yooertn S1lud)t
bel GrgffeO. 9uttes meg. 9rei 4rbeiter, g8.
9lleranber, Sobn ct. Sohu uuO ISM. Sob,
muroen Qet8otat, uuo ibre 2eituame iiuo
beute eefunben moroeu. Cine 5tpeite Hatuue
riB bie Sltte i'm Gr1faI 8aiiiu fort uno TOD
tete bic beiOen 9niufen 5tObert @Oren uno
6rurn NnIliuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
9usGlta aeehoTctt.

SarrisbIrs, Ya., 27. Sauuar. -
Gountp Inmalt S. $. Ott muroe gelteru
9iorgen bur6 eineu ungliidlideu 3ufall in
ben lluterleib 9eitofen uuO iduer perlest.
@r befanb iit NIT Gonilabler STINT in ieiuem
2'ibliothefsimmer, ais ibm oieler eineu &e=
hnlnPr ,einte hRr iid1 ,ufillin e11tluh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
8efcd,t slptid)ett iitertfaniid3eit tttto
otncrffantSd1ett Srtppett.

Sauiasz @it1, Nsc., 27. Sanuar. -
giner beute bier elngetroffenen Naari6t Sus
folqe ereisnete iid unsefdbr am 10. D. Vt. i'm
@ebirge i'm merifanii6en Staate Sonora etn
@eied)t swiiden elmer Sdaar mertfanti9er
Sruppen uub elmer Ibtbeilun9 BON 9eneral
@roots Saoallerie inter bem Capt. Graps
forS. geibe 9etadenlent ,ftieBen auf etuoHz
Der, tpdbreno iie auf bic teineldeH ApadeH
Sa9o madten.
Die Megifaner feuertcn au9e5li9 uuf
GrapiOrb, tpabreno berieIbe cine 8arIamenz
tarflaese Id)rperfte, unb perpunoeten tbn 10
iflper, bab er leitbem geitOrben 1T. Die
@meritauer feuerten suriid uno t0oteten ben
mertfaniiden Gapitdn, iomle bier lstner
2ellte.
Can 6ransiscO, 81. San. - @ine
teute aus Sort SOipie, ariS, III BreToio
einQetofiere 9epeife be8 Generals @roOf
beftdti9t bic Nahridt iiber ben Sampi 5pi=
iden @apitGn @ramfor0'S Sapalleriten unb
Nterifanern ont Abenbe be8 IL. Sauuar.
Gratpforb'S Qeute batten frrS porber elm "a
ger Der Apa6en iiberrumpelt uno Die Sn=
Sianer seritreut. Die balo oaraui eridetneu'
ben Nterifaner tpareu 154 Nlann fart uno
batten, fpie iie ipdter ben NrHertfanern nit
tbeilteu, bic 9ettereu in Der 0unfelbett fltl
9padlen Gehalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
GutopatiGe &absloert1te.
2rbcitesfrapaI nno SIutprrsieBsa III
Ssraafrcit1.

YariS, 81. SanuQr.-Smettauieno aHsf
iiebenbe Irbeiter Der @tIeuperfe IN Seca5ez
bile, 9epartement aOebron, grtneH pas
@ohnbauS beS @eiddftsfiibrers an, erora@
den ote Sbiiren, brangen in Sas Snnere etn
uno parfen ben @efd)aftsfiibrer gum Senfer
hinaus, porauf berlelbe bon oem unten fles
benben Mtob our6 SuBtritte get0btet puroe.
Sruppen puroen mad aSecaSeoille abgeld1tdt,
iebod fonnten bieielben Die Hube nid1t e9sr
beritellen, bis mebrere Der Iufriibrer 9etoofet
ooer perluunoet fporben iparen. Der Aus7
itanb NOR Die Sol9e eines Strettes uber Ole
2obnirage.
Ger Mtaire BON 0ecassoille unb slpet arl@
bere NluniSipalbeamteu tpuroen na9reno
beS beuttaen 4uirubrs BON bem Wtob mtB7
banoelt.
StaIieniidbe GiIeubabnranber.
9onbou, 27. Sauuar. Gin @iienbabuz
aug tpurbe beute nabe Ytltola, Staltenr pon
ganblten iiberfalleu unb gepliinoert. 0ret
8aiasiers rpurben set6Stet uno elmer perleBt.
Surge &abeIospeideu.
- Der beutIfe Soniul Irenet 1T bon 9dz
lat, &umelien, mad Zanzibar perlest NOR
ben.
-9e 9eiieps iif bon Baris abgereiit nne
tpirb iif beute in Soutbampton mad Yanaz
ma einiftffen.
-9as bdniife 6olfething bat ben Sors
idlas Der &esierung Setreffs S1uesOue
auf @etraibe unb 3uder perporfen.
Sules @uerir, Elm ausseseidueter franz
s0Iifer g(r3t unb Iutor uerI9teoener meols
3inii6er 8erfe, iit I'M Ilter BON IS Sabren
seforben.
= 2aut gfadridtsn aus &ansun taerSen
BON Der biesiGbri9en 6etsernbte in Strnta
unsefabr cine 0ftlliOn Sonnen gum @rpOrt
bispontbel ieir.
- Die inbtid1e Stesierung bat bic berld)Ies
benen Saneelstamnern bes 2anoes benadIz
rittiat, bas es uum0slid) iei, bic @tnflbrun9
Der @infOmmenfteuer lSnser htnausiul4tez
ben.
- Sr. Seiien, elmer Der aussemieienell
9eutit zamerifaner, uur0e geitern gu SIeI
perbaftet, inoem bic Srift, Die ibm BON Der
bsutideu 9tesieruns seseben porOen mar,
I'M idb su entierner, oeritrt9eu mar. Gr
tpirb MIN aus Dem 9anbe ipebirt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Gimc Gambersei6idbte aus Giacfn'
ttatt,

@incinnatt, p. Sauuar. - g8te bic
biefge pSun" mittbeilt, purbe 9. 6. @bam.
berlatne, Elm SiebbGnbler ans Der gfabe BON
Soleoo, o, heute friib bepuBtlos an einer
einlamen Stelle i'm Dtias Greef.Sbale 9eiuns
ben unb entbedte, als man ibn in's SelpuBts
Iein ;urHf9ebraht batte, baB ibm $12O in
gaaroelb nnb cine golbene llbr sefobleu
woroen waren. Gr ersablt, er babe geitern
abenb bei ieiner anfunft am Sabnboie Die
erIte ibm bese9nenbe Wetb8futide beitiegen
uno benz Suti@er geia9t, er ioae ibu Had
bem rYalace: 6Otel" fabren.
Salb naf ieinem @infteigen babe er Elm
eigentbimlides 9erGui1 gebOrt, aIs oh guft
aus elmer &0bre eutmeide, nno gIetfl na4>
bet ieien ieine Stune geidwnnben. Die Pos
li3ei identt ienen Qngaben @lauben nno TT
Der anif6t, baB bic Sutidle nit elmer bon
bem Subrmanusbude ms Snnere fii4tenoen
G0bre, bura peld)e Elm betGubenbes 9aS
aeleitet ner6en fonrlte, berieben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28

6r. U. @auIt, gir. 81, 0liQs sStraBe, Gan
&ntonio, Geras, bat ii9 burd Die 4nuen=
sgns nit pSt. Satob8 Del" BON beftigeu
rbeumatideu S9mer3eu beirett, uadbem
oeridieaene aer5te ibre Sunit oergeblid uees
f,r1,t hnttsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28

Werind5e ein GIas 9nftbart' 'Itbeu Yors
terSI Nn iener Sabresseit aibt es fein
uairta5ferts, tein aeian6erts 0etranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
9as fampie Seilr uno 8erld6nerunsss
Whttel.

9ieies lidiu9ebrau4enoe
Stan6aroz9 eilmittel fir GuSi4lage,
gBunOeu uuO Seidabisunsen ber duBerex
9aut
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
The Northwestern Mutual
Insurance Co. of Wahpeton. Oak.

HOW 1T WAS ORGANIZED AND HOW IT DOES BUSINESS.
This Company was organized under the Law passed in 1885,, requiring that all
companies organized within the Territory o Dakota for thu transaction fhe bust
o the Mutual plan, shall have actual application for insurance on which
the premiums SHALL momtO at least 5OONl at least $1,000 of which must haye
paid din cash. 1t had O. the lstd day Of May SW 23ab in premiums as Ii re-
suit of two months work in the year 1856 1t an association of the cuisines men
of Dakota for the purpose ofinsurng themselves at cost.
Its plan Isl follows: 1t insures all kinds of buildings and personal property
risks of inland transportation M navigation, an live stock against losso or dam
age by accident causing death.
Its bylaws re printed on the back of every application and every policy; they
.contMne every condition fits insurance. It's policies are nSoMeiy uHhot condi-
tons
The premiums for insnrancein this Company are payable rs follows: One fourth
of eachy years premiums cash or secured hottest the other hree-f ourhs are paid in
assessments levied upon assessable note which draws interest and isp payable only
in caseo of assessments ol meet losses ant expenses. Etry motel is secured. Wetake
no paper which cann ot be coVechM. The first payment of cash is credited on the
account. a sthisis overdmwn an assessment is made IN The assessalhe note.
Thus insurance is guarantee at cost
In thu hail department, only lG0acres will he takeni in one section and not exceed
ing 10000 cresi II any me township. In case of loss by hail, IN IN adjustment M
payment fthe loss, no deduction shall be made Or The cost of harvesting, stack
Ing aireshi Ing orr marketing Grain. The a1MMment is made from the actual stand
the price ofthes same kind of grain IT. your marketp place III tho LIST day of October.
onM onsto or premiums for hail Insurance unit after October lst
We insure at cost. You pay vour rrenimmSi in smallin staNmentS, so that
will b. easy to meet. We wish every man n Dakota owning proprrt in Dakota
to thoroughly investigate the pan and working of thu Compamv, and, if punls sat
insure yourselves with us and leave the money OF have heretofore
paid ITO aaernc companies at home to be used among You.
Talk othea agent ahou it,. 1t rnsts vou nothing o understand it and it may ave
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
He Will Celebrate.

A genuine Hibernian came before
Justice Brooke yesterday on q charge
of drunkenness.
eyer honor, l hope yez will be aizy
wild me; its me first offinse.
eff you'll promise to leave the town."
replied the justice, "I'll let you 60"
"Bedad III do it," was the eager re-
spouse of the culprit. "I'll 60 out on
the gravel train in the next hour, If wan
goes, and if it don't 60 sure I'll charter
wan.
"And you won't come ,back?" inquir-
ed the justice.
"Only on the Fourth, yei' honor"
''Why do you want to come back on
the Fourth?"
"Sure, and you wouldn't deprive q
poor divil av the privilege nv gittin'
dhrunk in honor av that day, | duno?"
"You may co." replied the justice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
ExCuRSIoNISTS.
The Locomotive Engineers and
Their Friends
Come to See the Great Inland
Salt Sea.
Two Boat Loads to Totten--At
the Races.
ExCuRSIoNISTS.

The great excursion of locomotive en-
gineers took place according to pro.
gram-and if there is any n crowd
of boys "more than another" who can
enjoy themselves, it's the locomotive m
gineers. They not only succeed in ex-
tracing the full need Of enjoyment
themselves, but also manage to make
everybody else comfortable and happy.
Nineteen coaches and sleepers, filled
with the engineers and their friends,
arrived at ESQ yesterday afternoon.
Train No. l consisted of ten coaches.
Breckenridge vas its initial point Of de-
parture. Engineer Matt Sterrett pulled
the throttle of the iron horse that
brought this train in. Conductor Me.
MILAN punched the tickets and engin.
GERS ]. j. Kelley and VIM. Brennan were
the committee. This train also carried
the Wahpeton band.
Train No 2 started from Fargo, with
Engineer Chauncy burlington at the
throttle, aud Conductor Copeland WELD.
ing the punch. Engineers Geo. Conk-
ling and Harry Gonlock were the COM
mittee. The Ada band furnished the
music.
Arriving here, the Devils Lake cornet
band, with numerous citizens, met and
escorted the excursionists to the various
hotels. The Wahpeton band marched
to the Benham house and the Ada band
to the Lakeview, After dinner about
II half the excursionists boarded the
Minnie II. and crossed the lake to Tot
ten where they witnessed the $50 dress
parade. The weather was beautiful and
the trip across the water was thorough
ly enjoyed.
An engineer who didn'tget left on Mon
day mornings excursion furnishes the
following account of the trip: Left Devils
Lake at 9 o'clock q. IN +, on Steamer
Minnie H., Capt. Herman IN command.
Arrived at Fort Totten at 10:4O a. M,
and all went through the fort and every
one Of the excursionists were well pleased
with the trip-except the paying part
The deacon was one of the worst kick.
ers in the party. Major Engineer Kee'
ley was pleased with thetrip and returns
thanks to Capt. Herman, Clerk Thomp'
son, also to the citizens of Devils Lake
for kindness shown the excursionlsts
Last, but not least. to Mr.. Stanley fol
favors as we'll us the good water which he
passed around to the thirsty passengers
on board the Minnie H. Thanks to Mr.
Dodd and MI. Hansbrough for kindness
shown the Major, or Engineer Kelley
also the Deacon, or Engineer Brennan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
BLANDING
Is the Name of the New Town at
the Coulee.


The Manitoba Company have located
their station at the crossing of the Big
Coulce, twenty miles west of Devils
Lake, on land owned by our fellow towns
men G. NJ. Fisher. a side track 1000
feet long is already ironed. A frost
propf tank of large capacity is nearly
completed. A double crew are TO- ut
work OH the depot, having orders to COM
I plete same h%as; so .n aan S 2 co ,r9,gae aH t%e pas,
by the lst of July. The N. W. Lumber
Co. have closed their entire business at
Minnewaukan and moved to the new
station; and as three-fourths of Mime.
waukan's business comes from the Cou-
lee country it naturally follows that the
most sagacious business men of that
place will follow suit. The INTER-OCEAN
has a correspondent at Blanding who
will each week furnish it's readers all
the news concerning the new place.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
Notice.

At the very urgent request of numer-
u parties residing in Ramsey county
and other counties adjoining, l have
been asked to call a meeting of thresh-
ing machine men, and in accordance
with that request do call a meeting Of
those who are interested in threshing
machines, to meet at the engine house,
in the city of Devils Lake, D. T., on
Saturday, July 18th 1886, at 2 o'clock
p. m. The object of said meeting is to
fix AUST and equitable price for thresh.
ing during this season. Let there be q
full attendance. JOHN BROWN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
Mysterious Murder.
Pelubina Express

Intelligence was received here We'd
nesday Of a foul tragedy on the Big
Salt, Walsh county, about %thirty-five
miles up the Red. The body of Louis
Graubois, a halfbreed was found in a
secluded place pierced with two bullets.
No clue to the perpetrators.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
New Agent,

known and esteemed Pat Kelly as rail
road agent at this point. MI. Kelly goes
to Church's Ferry for the present to or
ganize that station and from there to the
next point as far as the line run Ram
sey county will be Mr.. Kelly's home.
however, and for this his many friends
are thankful. Pat is of the prize
bows Of Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
WANT A
The Subject Discussed by the Res
idents of Morris.

idents of Morris.
Special Correspondence of the INrER.OcEAx.l
TowN OF NORRIS, June pa meet
ing was held at the house of Mr.. Daley |
by the residents OF the town OF Morris
and adjoining towns tor the purpose of
considering the best way to get a rail
road into that country.
At the opening of the meeting Morris
Thomas was appointed chairman of the
meeting and Richard Daley secretary.
1t was moved and carried that the
chairman appoint a committee to adver-
tise the question in Ramsey, Towner
and Nelson counties.
The committee appointed was II. NJ.
Creel, Richard Daley and Morris
Thomas.
The committee was also instructed to
notify the residents of the different
towns along the proposed railroad to
hold primary meetings on July s, 1886,
to appoint delegates to attend the gen.
eral mass meeting to be held at Devils
Lake, Ramsey county, on July 10 1886,
said meeting to be held at the public
school house at l p. m.
On motion it was decided that there
should be at least five delegates from
each town and as many more as can
attend.
On motion it was decided to have the
proceedings Of this meeting published
in the DEVILS LAKE INrER-OcEAN, and
the News of Devils Lake, in the Towner
County Tribune and in the Fargo
Argus.
On motion it was decided to have
each party present at this meeting take
a particular interest in making the pri.
mary meetings a success.
We resolve that II. NJ. Creel will write
up an article setting forth the great ne
costly ofsuch a line Of railroad, showing
the amount Of grain raised in the vicity
of the proposed road and the distance
from Il market, stating the amount OF
improvements done in the last year
also the starting point, the route to be
taken and the general outline of said
road.
On motion the minutes Of the meeting
were adopted.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
July 10. NORRIS THOMAS,
Chairman.
RICHARD DAELEY, Secretary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03
RICHARD DAELEY, Secretary.

Three members of my family, says Mr..
James A. Sample, Cash Room. office of
the Treasurer, U. S., who were suffering
from aggrayating coughs, have been
much benefited by taking Red Star
Cough Cure. None of the i'll effects so
noticeable in other cough remedies, have
followed the use of this.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-03

In every land and cline the merits of
St. Jacobs Oil as the only conqueror Of
pain. are being acknowledged by press
and people.
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ttmoisna de les vo.r inpriner. Je
pouvais faire des vers pour mon
plaiSir ct pour le soulagement de
mon anne agitee, mais je he devais
pas chercher la renommee du
pocte. \ cette epoque, ct dams le
mllien on je vivals, c'ellt etc un
sland discredit pour ma profess
slen.
Entin vint le jour OH il lui fut
hermit Ie paraitre au chateau d'I-
onis, don't Caroline n'etait pas sor-
tie depuls trois mois qn'elle etait
veuve. IL recut dele une lettre
don't il me lnt lie post scriptum. J'e-
tais invite a raecompasner, dams
les termrS les plus toiMels ct les
plus atfeclueux.
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Remede contre Ia dyssenterie.

Guerison radicale ct garantie.
References nombreuses. Adressez
a Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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EXPLORERS HEARD FROM.
Lieut.. Storey and Party in Good Health
Interesting Experiences.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga report has
been received at the navy department
from Lieut.. George NJ. Storey, command
ing the Alaska exploring expedition,
dated Fort Cosmos, Putnam River, Dec
20, 1885. Lieut.. Storey states that winter
so farlhas been mild and the men generally
are in good health. Lieut.. Storey with
his party had reached the head waters Of
the river which flowed northward and
which, the natives said emptied into the
Arctic ocean near Point Barrows in this
section. Lieut.. Storey came across ma
tives who had never before seen white
men and their surprise and curiosity at
the appearance of the explorers were be-
yond imagination; they were, however,
kind and friendly natives. They here
subsst chiefly on the meat of the rein
deer of which herds numbering many
were seen. The party succeed
ed in keeping good supply of fresh meat
and all felt the benefit of it. The DAYS
were so short, there being only twilight
and moonlight, that Lieut.. Storey decided
to establish headquarters and wait till the
days became longer before exploring this
river to its mouth, which, when it Shall
have been accomplished, will complete
the exploration of Arctic Alaska, In the
the party will explore the coun-
try by means or sledges in the vicinity of