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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

munity who is always ready to say, 81
told you So" The Stock Show Is over,
and, as everybody expected would be
the case, the association is in debt. Now
comes the News with the cry of ri told
so," or"I could have told you So" 1t was
"aware that mistakes were being made in
the management Of the associations af.
fairs, but it fails to point out what those
mistakes were. The News admits that
the Stock Show was q success, and in
the next breath declares that it was badly
managed. Had there been poor man.
agement, it follows that the show would
have been q failure hence the News
must be wrong in one proposition or the
other. In regard to the "bull movement
in the expense account which the News
speaks of, it need only be stated that
better business men than the News edi-
tor has shown himself to be have de-
clared that the grounds, buildings, ETC.,
could not be duplicated for the same
money. The most rigid economy has
been exercised throughout. Over one
hundred persons have taken part in the
work Of construction and preparation.
They worked for the association for less
wages than they could have earned else
where. Does the News pretend to say
that these 100 persons have swindled the
association by overcharging? by engag-
ing in = "bull movement in the expense
account?" No money has been paid,
nor will any be paid, for which vouchers
cannot be shown. The insinuation Of
the News that the expense account has
been "bulle<l' is for the express purpose
Of casting reflection upon that portion
of the management of which the News
has imagined itself to be rival. When
that portion of the management at whom
the News shaft is aimed fails to make q
public accounting for every transaction
in connection with the Stock Show, then
will the time have arrived for the
News to utter its insinuations and
back them with the facts. II the News
was "aware that mistakes were being
made" why did it hang back and permit
those mistakes? The duty Of = anewspa-
per is to arrest and correct error
The News should have come forward
then instead Of saying, "we told you SO
now. The association will not thank it
for its advice after it is too late to profit
by it. Neither will the small army Of
men who worked hard for the success OF
the show thank the News for the insin
uation that money has been wasted in
payment for that work.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Did He Land2

Last Sunday a stranger disrobed him
self at the steamboat pier in this city and
plunging into the bay struck out in l'oyn-
ton style for Fort Tottcn, sixteen miles
distant. He stated before jumping into
the water that he hoped his clothes would
be here when he got back, and if he
didn't return he wouldn't want them.
Nothing has been heard Of him since.
The last seen Of him he was pulling bold
ly for the narrows near Th0mpson's 8
SaYs he was q fine swimmer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
County Commissioners,
IOTEICIAL pt,RITcATrov1

Proceedings of the board of county
commissioners at the regular session of
said Board, held on Monday, July s, 1855.
all the members being present.
asked the board to refund the taxes
amounting to $3.50 and paid by him:
said taxes were assessed against the nei
Of the net and lots 2 and in sec 33. and
swt OF the nw4 and lot l, sec "a, town 1888.
range 63, for tho years 1884 and 1885, stat.
ing that the grounds upon which thew
asked for the refunding ofthe taxes were
that Commissioner Sparks had decided
that he (Graham) had no title to the land
and had ordered him to make new proof.
The petition was on motion referred to
District Attorney Morgan, who decided
that the board had no authority to refund
the taxes, and, on motion, the petition
was dismissed.
Refunding order for 1867 was issued to
John Ryan for taxes illegally assessed on
40 acres Of land located in Grand Harbor
township.
Application for liquor license with
bond was presented bv T. A. Hillerman,
asking the board to grant him a license
to sell liquors at Banding; on motion
the license was granted.
On motion, the board then proceeded
| to equaliZe the taxes.
Hans 8. Guam, Of Stevens township,
~.
reduced to 500.
Simon Erickson's assessment of $500
| on three oxen was, on motion, stricken
| from the list, he having purchased the
cattle since April l.
On motion tho valuation Of personal
property Of John II. Shepard. OF Odessa
township, was lowered 500, 1t being the
value of one horse lost in April.
Also the valuation Of w. W. Flynn was
reduced 800 for the same reason.
Horses assessed to Martin Peterson for
ut same value, they being owned BY lat
tor party April !.
Andrew p Nyhus assessed on farm ma
chinery for $3.50 asked the board to reduce
his valuation that amount, not owning
the property on April |. On motion the
request was granted.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
Board met at 8 q. nl., all the members
present.
Application for license to sell intoxl-
eating liquors ut Blanding, with satisfac-
tory bond, was filed by Henry Casey.
and OH motion the license was granted.
Hiram Van Hyning asked the board
to refund his road poll tax, he being OK
cmpt. On motion the request was gran
| ted.
Refunding order for Sl.5O was granted
+. Chapman for road poll tax, he being
exempt.
Bill Of Eaton 4 Higbee for insurance
of county records, amounting to ~, was
on motion allowed.
Finley Chisholm asked the board for
reduction of $3.50 on valuation Of 3l4OO
In Frcshwater township, OH list Of 1885,
and on motion referred to the county
attorney.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Varlous Items.

Martin Sullivan, an early.day resident
Of Grand Forks and politician of local
note, died in that city on Monday.
A. J. Stacey, one Of the best machine
men in Dakota, and very bright bust.
ness man as well. has been adjudged in
sane at Grand Forks and will be taken
to the asylum at Jamestown, unless he
shows signs Of improvement.
Fargo Argus There is compensation
even in cattle shows. The entel prise OF
the Devils Lake lNTER.O OCEAN in report
ing the stock show was so manifest that
no space was left to abuse The Argus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Fruits of the Show.

John Cumming purchased two thor
oughbred shorthorns of Wilcox & Liggctt
--"Capt. Jenks," n yearling bull, and
"Lady Hilpin,' a very handsome COW.
tclope valley, bought Shorthorn bull,
and Henry Murphy. residing near this
city, purchased young Iolstcin calf
from the same parties.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for ut the post.
Office at Devils Lake. ID. r.. for the week
ending July 10, 1886. If not called fol
within thirty days they will DO sent
to the dead letter Office. Parties calling
for any of said letters will PLEASE say ad-
vertised:
Anderson Andrew !.
Brannan John II
Cosgriff William Camin Johney
Crummey John Clayton Is Il
Currte Jr A
Donehew Patrick Demo Lilly
Drew James Dwill Charley w
Fredick . w Is Ferris Henry
Fecney Frank
Harper John Hanson j Is
Keller G II
Leo WG
Mauch VIM Meriweather Thos
Parker A j Peterson Christcn
Roehr Herman Regan Annie
Renvillo John
Sherman Otta Svenson Peder
Swertsen j o Smith Henry
Solberg Gunheld Staples Ambrose
Wiltse Eva
II. e. HANsBROUGH,
Postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Troops to Move.

a telegram was received at TT. Totten
Thursday ordering the 18th Infantry to
make preparations 20 move on or about
the 18th. This IS in accordance with the
recent order of the war department trans
ferring the 18th to Wyoming. 1t is stat
ed that regiment Of colorcd troops now
stationed at Smelling will be sent to Tot
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Political Life.
IAattI MI

fOl1t1c0l Lilo.
Etelline Bell.
A hard looking specimen Of humanity
was leaning againsta freight car in a Dn.
kota town when u citizen approached
him and said:
Looking for job?"
"Bct am, Captn."
"Thlnk you could abuse MANI"
"Reckon could ef he want to big.S
"Callhi q liar and fraud and q hyp-
ocrite and thief"
"Can when thar haint no danger"
"Could you accuse him Of having been
in Jail and say he was once tarred and
feathered and was fit subject for an i'm.
beetle asylum :"
"Guess l could"
"Any objections to reading q piece
five or six times day TO him in which
it is claimed that he poisoned his grand
mother and blew up his native village
with dynamite?
Mary
care you willing to throw bad eggs
and mushy turnips at him every time
he begins to spesk?"
If he won't get mad.'
"Would you mind kicking him down
stairs occasionally and then tramping on
him and shooting at him and whooping
when he tries to rum"
"No objecuns, pardner.'
YOU'RE the mad I'm looking for then,
and I'll hi:e you for one month. I'm
going to be candidate for the leRisla-
ture next fall and I want to train and
get in good condition before the cam
paign opens"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Shot HIS Arm OFF.

Thursday morning man came into
this city for physician to attend Ole
Martin, who had been shot near Bro
kenbone, fifty miles west Of here. Dr..
O'Donnell was soon Oh the way with
his surgical instruments. Arriving upon
the scene at noon he found Martin suf-
fering from ghastly gunshot wound
in the right elbow. The arm was at
once amputated between the elbow and
the shoulder. DR.. O'Donnell returned
on yesterdays train and related the par
ticulars as he learned them. Martin
had been to this city after load of
goods and was on his way to Dunseith,
At point four miles this side of what
is known rs the half way house, a shot
gun which Martin had on the wagon
fell off the load, and striking the ground
was discharged. The entire charge Of
shot entered Martins elbow almost cut
ting the arm i'll two. Another man
who was also taking load west tied II
string above the wound, thus prcven-
ting Martin from bleeding to death.
He was then taken to the half way house
where he lay i'll great agony for 20
hours. DR.. O'Donnell thinks Martin is
in no danger of loosing his life, although
the wound is very serious one. Mar
tin Is penniless but is in good hands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Important Notice.

Hereafter the morning mail going east
will close at i0:lOo'clocll and the registry
window will close at $3.50. This is made
necessary in order that the railway pos
tai clerks may have time to assert the
mail before the train leaves. Business
men can greatly assist Uncle Sans mail
manipulators by getting their letters in
Il few minutes earlier than usual.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
A Graceful kQuestrienne.

Last Saturday evening Miss Ella Pow
ers, teacher Of the public school at Bart
lett, gave an equestrian exhibition in this
city which attracted general attention.
Miss Powers rides with the grace of a
professional, and exercises control over
spirited horses that is very remarkable.
The young lady was the guest of Mrs. G..
w. Warner during the Stock Show.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

CO. Maloney, the druggist, positively
asserts that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is the safest and
best treatment for gripping pains diar.
rhoea, cholera morbus or summer COM
plant, and lie knows 1t is not only re-
commended, but guaranteed, and is Just
such II medicine as should be kept in
every house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Rough on ds-Allen.

Fargo Republican.
Certainly there is not the ghost Of a
show for the nomination Of any man
from the north unless some one is
support OF the northern counties and
the respect Of the south.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

Barometer reduced To sea level and stan dard gravity
The indicates precipitation inapprecable.
MONTHLY Summary FOR JUNE. 1886.
Mean barometer, 1888; highest, 30.l92 the %;
lowest, 1854 on the llth; range, O57s
Mean temperature, 81 highest ss Ion the 3Hh; low.
est $50, on the I'd; monthly range, 552; greatest
daily range, 49, the 5th least daily range no, on
the lst; mean daily range, Z,A.
Mean temperature, June, 1885, s5.3; 1886, Gl1.
Man daily dew point, 81 o; mean daily relative hu-
midity, 1919.
Prevailing direction Of the wind n; total movement
Of the wind 746l miles; highest velocity and direction,
40 miles, Z, and 40 W, 18th and 1th.
Total prscipitation,279
Precipitation June, 1885. 5.s3; 1856, 279 inches.
Number Of days which Ol inch or more Of rain
fell 15 number Of foggy days, none; numberof clear
days, To- number Of fair days. Is; number OF cloudy
days, s.
Dates Of aurorss 9th. 29tl,; light frosts, 9Th
Thundentonn, llth 10th, 18th, Goth
Good cook stove for 81 at South & kel-
Lewis IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

We carry the only complete stock OF
hardware In the northwest ard you can
get anything you want in our line at
bottom prices at South & kelley'n.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
JuRged for Horse Stealing.

Patrice Morrlscau. a Turtle mountain
half breed, who has hitherto borne a
good character; ~ IN Jail at Cando for
stealing Il pony. lie took the animal
from this city and was captured on his
way to the mountains.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

The manager of the Fort Wayne, Ind,
Gazette, Mr.. B. NJ. Holman, says he has
often read of the wonderful cures effec.
ted by st. Jacobs Oil. Recently he
sprained his ankle, and invested in .
cane and a hottie of St. Jacobs Oil.
The latter proved the better invest.
ment, as it entirely cured his ankle.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

Southern Barbed wire at South Il
Kelly's, at 4! cents per pound. l4-3t.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Postoffice Pointers.

AS the INTEROCEAS has frequently
remarked, there is nothing which shows
the prosperity of Il town 80 etlectually
as the volume Of business at its post
office. Devils Lake can present some
figures in this respect which all citizens
will be proud of. In June, 1850, one year
ago, the net receipts Of the office, over
expenses, were Si7.7l. June of the pres
ent year shows net receipts of S2l3.1l-
an increase Of nearly 100 per cont. Tho
total receipts for June, lSS5, were $2Ol.G;
for June, 1856, they were S4O4.0.
The total receipts for the quarter ended
June 3D. were Sll26.4G, Of which the de-
partmcnt received Sb5l.i6. During tho
same time there We're $40 registered let
ters made at this office; also 277 money
orders issued, amounting to $3tiS9.0G, and
ll5 paid, amounting to S329H.72.
The railway postal clerks state that the
average number Of ordinary letters loav-
ing this Office is about 1850 per day, and
the average number arriving is $50 per
day.
Postoilicc Inspector Leach went
through the office last week and pro-
no,nced the management iirst-class in
every respect.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

Gnarantcd pure winter strained lard
oil at South & KcIley's.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

Observations tax Ell at TT. TOtten by n.
w. Ford, private signal corps U. $. A.,
and furnished the WEEKLY INTER-
OCEAN:
MONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE, 1886.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
Flies! Flies !
The Weather.

Maloney has the paper that will catch
'eml. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

Ice cream freezers at South 4 Kelley's
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10

There is a "smart Alec7 in every com.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
80 EsTeEMED HYPocRLTE.


The Dstroi, Ersaiag Neirs has begun
warfare on Judge J. LoGAN CHIPMAN
rs a candidate for Congress. We have
no quarrel with the Meas. and aside
flom its very viudictive opposition to
men and measures which do lot Jump
with whst it believes to be tae popular
tide Il Is one Oi the brightest % papers.
The Ne,rs IL It's war upon Judge CHIP
NAN trOts ous the tms- worn argument
that Mr.. CHIPMAN drinks liquor. 1t
dwells on this point, enlarges. exaggei-
ates and distOrts the real facts, and
would make Judge CHIPaAN out a most
degraded creature. We're it's utterances
fully believed there is no doubt but
Judge CHIFMAN would be ruined man
bat they are not. Judge CHIPMAS Is too
well known in Michigan. When he was
first nominated for the Superior Court
bench way back IN 70 the Neics began a
most vicious warfare against him. He
was pictured as a degraded sot; a Lberin-
tine and all that was vile and bad. For
weeks at a time the Nelrs was plastered
wish double-lesded attacks on CHIPMAN.
and what vas the result; he was elected
by an owe rwhelming majority. When,
however, thu case Of DOSALD MCLEAN
against JAMES Z. ScRIPPs. for libel, in
which $4,000 damages were awarded,
came up before Judge CHPMAN, tie
Neirs was conspicuous among the news
papers IN Detroit in saying that Judge
CaFMAN was q wise, just anI honorable
Judge and hs would not Use his position
for the purpose Of revenge. The NelCs
We right; tha wise, Jlst and honorable
Judge did not use ms position for that
purpos B.; be- treated the Nesrs in the
NOS. fair and impartial manner. Indeed,
for fear the people might think bm
prfluticsd against the Nelrs ia that
neuora D. tuel. oe favored ilat news
pager IA more than one ruling. How
does tls Nctrs reFsy thH2 II spite of
judge CHuMsN's eminent csreer ou the
bench; iu spite 0i ta7 -act tha. he Is
locked np 10 as one o. che first jurors in
tlis country the Nsjrs sees noT sn ample
charCs faf revenge wtea there is uo cash
Al stake. ard axe g serpent warmed aud
flad ed Turns end stinss q man too mag
mn oHs g. be iss elemy. The Neirs
oeitt.es iss.i, it becomes small potatoes
sai isv in tbe hil The Nslrs IS hypo-
crte.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

IVANTED-THE gsE OF HORSE THREE
W or four weeks on delivery wagon. B. p.
Emery MANAGE Baltimore Oyster House canal-st
WANTED BOARDERs- GOOD BOARD AND
W room for s. ~ per week. 81 $50 OtiOwa-st ho-
tween Irowbridge ami FairbauksSt. 80
VANTED-A sECUND-HAND DEsK. ROLL
W ing i0p large size. tutler preferred.
Address. stating prces. z. care tarner p. ts
TTENTIOS SLADIE--FAsHlON ABLE Dnhs--
4 making in az It's branches, cufti4s and fitting
a speciality. Mo1dys taylor sy.tem taught on
reasonable terms, ~ 81 south DiyisiOn-st. Mrs. NJ
kreif Of Ciacinnai IS
MONEY To LOAN-IN TEAMS To >lir ON
vi prodHcive rtsl estate ]. : Pr0rfn, Lovett >
block. opposite Seeefs hotel
lVANTED-A SUIT o. Rooms on eRof Nd.
W fror or a small mouse furnished ~ unfsrTish-
ed within d. minutes walk Of sweet hefei. Ad-
dress giving number Of rooms and prices. A g..
n, TELteRAE HERALD Office 90 81
Ceud one dollar ~ fFy cents fer Rrsois Dlph-
= liberia Remedy. A positive care ier worst
cases ot 1iphfhe1a NJ crnlr. sul sure EreFefi-
tive 0f eifbcr disease Hundreds cured. uot q
single death. Money refunded in eng case nf
fsIure f directions are .8iowel send fqT test a
mousls H Bristol hasi iaWss Aicl. q
IIANTkD-uNE ID INVEST s5gst in new
W mandatory business thaf psTs larger
profit than any mercantile trade. Above amount
VII purchase one bird inierast. Address a.
Telegram Herald. 1ai
DATRONs ~ THK Grand HAFlD~ ICf AID
l cos o. 70 axe n0iIc fhar the cs q sen e'azes
Derofer ~. Season cfsfoHr7s .sfiog ire 1e-
ireres sfier fhs- date wi r.esse girf nrtce RI
tae Colapany oaics 81 fea1l-st Telephone i54.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26


n fhsrs - suy one subject of political
economy on which more absurd attempts
at theories ani arguments ara iasde than
on al others it e the convict labor q1es-
tion. We are forcibly reminded Of this
fact by letter written by Hon. DAsIrs
A. 0eDgN. Of Penn Ysn, y. Y for pubi-
cssiou iu tbe Bg5s'O Nei-s. Ia which be
advocates the employment of convict
labor iu snlsrEing the csnsls of the State.
II tbe Legislature shall decide 70 under
tske sncb improvements The strange
thing shous it Is thai Mr OeDsN thinks
that by th-s plan convict labor would not
,ouficf with free labor The fact is it
would be turning the convict competition
sSsInst the most poorly psid spd most
impoverished cisss - rorkinxueu in the
country. II any eiass ~ man need to ~
sivan isbor every day 10 keep them aud
their families ont o. the poor-houses it is
thsf compris ns those who work ritb
pick axes snd shovels. Men who ara
skllls,l la manual 'anor. men who have
trades. Command hetfer Wages. ss a rule.
tasD book keepers or clerks. IBt The
shoveiers AMI stous-b breakers. Who DO
tie hasviest drudzery. havs 70 put up
vith the starvation wages. and taey
sho1li ~ the lsst ~ 81 70 - subjected
81 cnnVcf ecuap psti1on.
There can BE- 10 suea fhinE ~ proinc-
ava couvief labor uitbout competition
WITH free isrer. 11l@ss she STATE shah