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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

Special sums to loan on farms
$500, $3.50, $50, 5000, $1,000,
$l,5OO, $1,000, $4,000. We have
on hand the above special
amounts to loan on FARMS. Lib
eral terms. Interest and prin-
cipal payable here. Ramsey
County Bank, Devils Lake, ND.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

FARM LOANS-FARM LOANS.
Money always on hand. No
delay. Liberal terms. Interest
and principal payable here. If
you want to make a farm loan,
call on Ramsey County Bank,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

nize the fact, even when it is proven
to him. Come, Milt; brace mp and
let US pull together for the up
upbuiiding of the county. We
need a happy and prosperous
family on every quarter section.
Itwon't do the thriving little city
of Crazy any good to pull back and
kick at the prosperity of any other
section.
w. b. Reid took a couple of days
off this week to visit friends in
East Grand Forks.
DR.. Sihler, of Grand Harbor,
has rented offices in the Stade
block and will hereafter practice
in this city.
Elevator Agent Cryderman, of
Grand Harbor, was a visitor in the
city Thursday evening.
DIR, Sihlar, F. E. Merrick and
Chas. Todd came down from Grand
Harbor last evening to be initiated
into the mysteries Of the Masonic
order.
Mr. Dixon, who has been with
Prosser & Serumgard for some
time, leaves next week for Michi-
gan to accept a position with the
Deering company.
AT the annual meeting of st.
Joseph court 972, g. o. O. F., held
Monday evening last, the follow
ing we're chosen office bearers for
the ensuing year: H. Huesgen,
G. R.; P. DePlazes, v. G.. R. ;
R. Daeley, P. G. r.; E. F. Flynn
R. S.; G. Zunich, F. S.; H. Rut-
ten, treasurer; Rev. Father HEM,
S. D.; DR.. Jones, M. E. The in
stallation of officers will take place
on January IA.
On Friday last, at st. Calls mon
astery, Rev. Father HEM united
in marriage Fred Koeing, of Bur-
wick, and Miss Anna Volk, of
Harvey. The happy couple will
reside on their fine farm at Bur-
wick.
John 81. Travis and Miss Gertie
Kelley we're on Monday last mar
ried at Crazy by Rev. Mr.. Jenkins 4.
The groom is a member of Co. D,
and saw service in the late Philip
pine war, and the bride is an ac-
complished young lady who has
been teaching school near Crary
for the past two years. Robert
Nicholson and Miss Unice Kelly
were the sponsors. Many presents
were sent to the happy couple.
Hon. Henry Hale leaves tomor-
row for Bismarck to take his seat
in the state senate.
J. Schroeder, of Fargo, was in
the city on business, Wednesday.
George W. II. Davis will leave
the latter part of the week for Bis
marck to assume his duties as one
of Ramsey county's representa-
tives.
G. E. Hall, of Rugby, was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Roland, of Fargo.
was in the city Thursday.
Gilbert Lokken, Of Berwick,
transacted business in the city
Wednesday.
Misses Mary and Kathleen
Maher will leave for st. Paul,
Saturday to resume their studies
at St. Joseph's Academy at that
place.
Miss Carrie Hunter, Of Clifford,
n. D.. was in town Wednesday.
Edgar Hodgkinson is expected
home from Montreal the latter
part of this week.
Tom Lonnevik states hat it is
warmer in the treasurer's Office
than on the top Of a 75-foot wind
mil]-this time Of the year.
W. Ell. Wake, of Crary, was in
the city Thursday Of this week.
Al. Branchfower and Vic Has
lam returned to this city Sunday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

gratifying success of the electric
light and telephone systems in this
city, giving better service than is
had in Grand Forks and Fargo,
and if he tackles the waterworks
proposition he will make a COM
plete success of it.
Geo. w. Gets & Co. have a
special fund on hand from which
they can make you a farm loan on
liberal terms. See them.
II. G.. Franzen and Dr.. w. H.
Sihler, of Grand Harbor, were in
Devils Lake Sunday.
When you buy a cord of wood,
you want your moneys worth.
Russell & Schultz always give
value received. q
John Robinson was down from
Penn last Saturday.
Be sure and see Geo. w. Gets
& Co., before making your farm
loan. They can save you money.
Office in new building next Fox's
meat market.
Trefe Bail, of Penn, transacted
business in Devils Lake, Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Geo. w. Gets & Co., has a
special fund on hand from which
they can make you a farm loan on
liberal terms. See them.
William S. Burford, of Warrens-
burg, Mo-, is in the city looking
after his property interests in this
county.
Bright eyes are an infallible
index to youth, nice windows from
which Cupid shoots his arrows.
Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright
eyes. Ask your druggist.
Miss Sorensen returned Monday
to her home at Little Falls, MINI.
Money to loan
Geo. w. Gets & Co.,
Pattie's new building.
Elder Brooks returned home to
spend the holidays with his rela-
tives here. He left this week for
Warrensburg, Mo-, to work up a
little immigration. He states that
prospects for immigration to this
county in the coming spring are
better than ever; that the class OF
people coming are those who are
looking for farms to buy and not
land to file on.
Robert Stenson who used to
work for Thos. Cordner Of this
city and who is now located al
Minot, was married in the parlore
Of the Leland Hotel at that place
last Monday by Rev. G. Turner, of
this city, to Miss Mary Shehan, Of
Minot, formerly of Barry, Ill. Mr.
and Mrs. Stenson were guests OF
the Sevilla hotel Tuesday, where
they received the congratulations
of many of Mr.. Stenson's friends
Albert Each and Miss Maria
KRISTEN were married Thursday
morning at the parlors of the
hospital. Mr.. Each was formerly
occupied at farming in Cleveland
township, but sold his farm this
fall. The newly married couple
will leave this week for an extend
ed European tour to will visit
friends.
Joseph Kelly, one of the pro.
moters Of the new railroad north
from this city, was in town yester.
day. He saysthey have the grade
finished for sixteen miles. and ex-
pect to have the rails down and be
ready to operate by next July
The road will be operated for the
exclusive benefit of the farmers to
haul their produce to market, and
when there is no business there
will be no trains. Under these
conditions he does not expect to
see a very fourishing town spring
up at the end Of the line, hence
the road will prove a benefit to the
merchants Of this city.
Prof. Halls dancing school is
getting to be quite popular and
large classes in the afternoon and
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49, '
Chamberlin, Bangs, Brown, Mann,
Small, Ruhberg, Maher; Wineman,
Klinsman, Lewis, Leid and Ston-
er, and Merrick of Grand Harbor.
Mesdames Mccarthy and Whit
man, Misses. Roberts, Maher,
Josephine Maher, Bangs, Cham
berlin, Bell, Thompson, Sparks.
Elmslie, Haslam, Hale and Marion
Hale. Messrs. Elmslie, Roble,
Richardson, Utecht, Flynn, Has
lam and Peterson.
SPECIAL SALE OF FURNI-
TURE, CARPETS, ETC, FOR
THE NEXT TEN DAYS, TO
MAKE ROOM FOR NEW
STOCK. GEO. w. GETS
ACROSS FROM THE POST
OFFICE, NEXT TO FOX'S
MEAT MARKET.
Cando Record: The farmers of
Ramsey county have received
about a million and a half dollars
for this years grain and other
produce, according to one Of VIM.
Fl. Browns advertisements in the
Inter Ocean.
Red is a danger signal on tn e
railroad, on a fellows lose and on
a woman's face. Men and women
use Rocky Mountain Tea and get
genuine rosy cheeks. IS cents.
Ask your druggist.
Constipation neglected OF badly
treated, leads to total disability or
death. Rocky Mountain Tea
absolutely cures constipation in
all it's forms. IS cents. Ask
your druggist.
Joe Foubert returned home on
Wednesday mornings flyer to
Grand Forks, after spending tn e
holidays with friends in the city.
Rev. Reese, of Fort Totten, was
in the city last Friday.
D. F. Waugh, selling the Smith
Premier typewriter was in the city
last Friday.
Alfred Cooley, of Grand Forks
was in town on business last Fri
day.
Frank Rice, of Fargo, was at the
Sevilla several days the latter part
of last week.
N. j. Harris the collection agent
from Fargo, transacted business
here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Greene en-
tertained the j. F. F. Euchre club
at their residence on Friday even.
ing last. Gard playing, luncheon
and music went to make a very
pleasant evening. The prize win.
ners we're Mrs. Chas. White and
E. M. Lewis; Mrs. Roller and F
Pitcher triumphantly carried of
the consolation prizes.
VIM. 81. Brown, having become
comfortably settled in his elegant
new Offices in the First Nationa
bank block, will go east in a day Of
two to hobnob with capitalists and
investors in Philadelphia, New
York city and Washington. While
in the money centers of the Unior
he expects to arrange fora big wac
of money to be loaned on farm
property in this section of the state
at a low rate of interest.
Allie Rawson and family spent
Christmas week with friends in
Larimore, returning home Wednes.
day.
I. N. Walker accompanied his
brother to Towner on Wednesday
with a view to starting him in the
real estate business up there.
Editor Milt Crazy objects to the
Inter- Oceans figures concerning
the purchase of wheat and flax in
Devils Lake this fall, and says that
$4,000 is wrong. How does Milt
know the figures are wrong? He
is guessing, but he has another
guess coming. The official records,
easily accessible to Milt or anyone
u 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

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A Beautiful Baby.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04
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the little life linked to her own. when
the baby comes it is fretful and nervous,
marring all the Joy of motherhood by its
restlessness and wailing.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription gives
strength to mothers. 1t preserves them
in robust health in the months before
baby comes. It practically does away
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-04

FOR SALE-Three grade Shorthorn bull calves
eight months old, and one pure bred Short
horn bull eight mouths old. Apply to Fred.
Baker, Sec. 7, 15563. 35-tf
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-12

At Il meeting ~ the State Board
Of Assessors held in Carson last week
Assessor Guthnco Of Humboldt county
took occasion TO impress upon lis lei.
low craftsmen the importln.c oi no,
allowing anything to leave their re
spcctivo counties until an assessment
hhd been pail thereon.
MIR. Guthrie arrived IN Reno Fri
day evening. and Saturday went ont
to the Alamo Hereford farm md pur.
chased It little shoat from Mr.. Sparks,
intending to take 1t home with him.
However. ho forgot all about his talk
at tho Assessors meeting. but the
other mnu. bcB liad not. they 10.
Gated MIR. Guthtio's little pig and
shipped III IN Ma ssDicnt tina, was
up I" iuil valuation. aud now ~,
ilu mboldt county mnn III wondering
whether his remarks ~ Cursor wor,
timely or not. ~ nny rate ho rniu
tho assessment, and hc aud his pig
went home.-RenO Gazette.
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skipped the Country.

Rainwnter mud II%cnbr0ok. .he two
mon who slot two boys 1T Mnson's
ranch near Dceth II few weeks ago,
ekippod tho country lust Friday. Al
the time Of tile shooting the ranch
was %qunrnntined nnd Rainwater md
BcnbrOok woto not placed under
b nds, M RaiuwRtcr wns down with
the email ,ox md BcnbroUk hal bdcn
exposed. Their failure To- viyc bond
wouli invo resulted ~ their inpri-.
onment In the county Jail and the
consequent aprcad Of the pmallpoS.
Az near M can bc learned they rode
borsos 10 Doth Friday afternoon and
took the train for tho ElHt Friday
night. From what uhe GSDFrESDESr
isubIr 10 learn, the state IL tho gamer
by their leaving 1t. Tho upSi grand
inry should mdiot them aud thus
kcop ont Of the State.
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pearneas Cannot BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
intiamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed deaf.
ness is the result. and unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition
bearing will be destroyed forever,
min cases ont OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
tiuned condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
~culars, free.
Address, +. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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liz Drn,s IN, world.

midway on tho leo bridge which
o extends ucross the Niagara
River. Immediately below tho falls u
man iIas erected u ebnck, where he
proclnims Independence ~ all row.
crnmcnls. There no ofTcra whisky
Tor sale without license. Tho local
authorities some time Hgo caused his
hrrcst for violation NJ .lIe inlanu rev.
onu". When. however. the case VIVA
"mlled none ~ the witnesscss, includ.
rnR cnriD' ors mud surve, ors, cuulu
swcnr that hc was on United Sratce
territory. Hence he now sets the
world IN def NICE mud IN sight II tie
officers ~ tho law cnrrica on his
traffic ut his IS swort will,"-Ex
change.
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FROM wEpNEspAY,s DAILY
sALMAeuNpI.

Mira Meigs and son returned 70
their home in Oakland last evening.
An equestrian statue OF General
John A. Logan was unveiled in
Washington yesterday. President
Mckinley delivered an eloquent
address.
Mn. 7. T. Harris is suffering from
u severe attack OF neuralgia. The
INDEPENDENT hopes she will coon be
rid Of the torture.
The wife OF DR.. W. IT,. Patterson,
superintendent Of the insane asylum.
died Monday in San Francisco from
the effects Of a surgical operation.
Miss Mr.ha Gse, one OF Tlko
oonnty's popular school na'ams, ar.
rived from G Jerry Creek last nighi
and will leave Fri lay for North Fora
TO tako charge Of d schooi.
The people OF Carlin request the
INDEPENDENT to say that they will
have u rou5rng ce!ebra ion ON the
Fourth OF July. Thoy wi nul the
eagles tail feathers and maize him
scream US be never screamed before.
No: it is not hard to write local
paragraphs. All you have to do Is
to procure a pen, some paper and
ink. and then sit down and write
them rs they occur to you. 1t is moi
the writing, but the occurring that is
hard.
Yesterday afternoon u man was
found lying beside the track near
Sylvia siding cas- Of Beno. Ills head
had Leen cut from his body and il
WIS evident that he had been run
over by a train.-Journal.
For the benefit OF those persons
who persist in violating rhe quaran-
tine.the INDEPENDENT will say that the
statutes OF the State make such
violation d mesdemeauor, punishable
10y fine Of not less than 800 nor
more tn IN $500 or by Imprisonment
IN the county Jail fo- not less than so
days nor more than 80 days.
The Virginia Report, in the course
OF Il long article ON the decision If
the Supreme Conrt. knocking out
the insurance law, claims that Judges
Massey and Belknap are wrong and
intimates that they do not know liz
much about the constitution Of the
State as Bert Mcintosh. the assistant
secretary OF the Last senate, does.
Howe yer this may be, the property
holders of the State are perfectly
c',ntent with the decision OF the
Court.
Harve McAdams was in town this
forenoon look for an escape from the
CHrlin jail lie ARE ted II hobo veg.
tcrday afternoon for stealing two
suits Of clothes from Mr.. lsola's store
and locked Inn up. Last night
some d broke into the tool houses
Of the railroad company and took
iron bars. with which they broke the
lIasp ON the Ill door and lei the hobo
ont. liarve searched his man before
locking him up aud found skeleton
Keys and other bur glars tools ON him
Not finding his man here, Harve weni
on to Wells,
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4 u Eatntn.

Recently a story appeared In u
Montana paper to the effect that a
man named Hilton had died in this
city number Of years ago, leaving
mn estate valued Mt 800, 5000. and
within the past two months the
County Clerks Office has be- en-
Hooded With letters from Hiltons all
over the country inluiring about the
matter. Deputy Clerk Ryan has
searched record book after record
book, but nary a Hilton's name up.
Pc ire. The ndvnce guard OF the re.
spective heirs reached thus city Sat-
nrIay night in the person OF Fredsnc
Felter. Il lawy er OF Milwaukee, who
claims to he Il COUSIN ~ tho mythical
Hil'On. IT is probable that moro
heirs will SION appear. but they will
depart sadder but wiser man.--Vir-
ginit Enterprise.
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Over one hundred teachers are at.
tesdAe che institute. Mt Carson. The
town is running over with pretty
school.ma'ams. How We wish we
were there.
The following teachers from this
county are attending the institute at
Carson: H.,A. Start. Miss Alice Eide
Miss RISE Gardner. Miss Ernie Rob.
insop. Miss Annie Kair. Miss Alice
Hunter, Miss Laura Miller and Miss
Permetis Henry.
\ church in Newport. KY. is di.
vided over a cook book. The Ladies'
society had SOLD 1000 copies pi the
b ok before the pas'or die covered
that three or inur OF the recipes
called for the use Of wine us one Of
the Ingredients. The row ia over the
1900 copies still unsold, the pastor
insisting that these particular recipes
@lIall be marked with rel INK Us a
warning, ana most OF the women re-
Tusing.
E. o. Crane oi Steamboat informs
the Reno Journal that an epidemic
has broken out among the horses in
his locality. II ID tirst evidenced by
4 swelling in the hind legs. which
spreads to the body. Death results
in Tires or four hours after malady
hrst evidences itself. Several AM
uials have been attacked by the
disease. a veterinary surgeon, who
was called out, was much perpIexed
over the symptoms, but pronounced
It Il kidney affection.
, No less a person than Congressman
Charles Il Gro1venor. OF the Eleventh
Ohio dist rict. favora an income tax
and thus becomes an anarchist. In
addressing the Economic Leagre OF
Cincinnati the other day he said: Il
will venture the suggestion that, as a
matter Of equity o. between til tax
ievying state and the tsIpaying peo-
pie, there Is no fuirer or more
: quitable tax than that which is
levied upon profits aud the gains OF
business or inheritance.
Thus far j.. Pierpont Morgan has
given sj00,0OO for II New YorS tech
ni:al school. $3.50 10 for a botanical
park in New York. $40 ION I1r II ~
rnS.hospital. sI5O,OoO for a yacht
club. s3W,OO0 for u chur ID. s25.O 900
;or lighting 81 Pdul's cathedral. Lon.
don, and $1,000 rare manuscripts to
he New York Library. Morgan is a
grandson Of }. P,erpont. the poet.
lie is 63, and his friends believe that
he will enroll himself on the list OF
the worlds most famous philanthro.
pists.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SAIimAGUNDI.

a lovely day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brain returned from
California last night.
Harry Edwards has been appointed
Game Warden OF Ormsby county at u
salary Of $40 per month.
The News says that several public
spirited C~arsnnites are about to erect
ore samplIng works iu Carson.
Chris Baumbach is repair ny the
foundation OF his saloon building.
He is getting ready for the boom.
Judge Curler has sentenced n.
HotI mnn. mn old Offender, I q the pei,
for two years for selling whisky 10
Indians.
Governor Sadler Inns appointed
Chns j. Happier. Senator Stewards
private Secretary, land agent for Ne.
vada at Washington.
The State Department has received
a cabl1g'an fro Consul IN! nj
Carlo. Egypt, announcing that plague
has broken out mt Aiexaudria.
The local oil company has.wor.l
from MIR. AIdrich that his we'll boring
machinery in ON its way to Elko. fl
should arrive in 4 few days.
The Presidents private secretary
has notified Governor Sadler thni
President Mckinley will be unable ia
visit Nevada during his stay on the
Coast.
a company has been organized al
Washington. D.. g.. to work the
claims recently discovered at New
Jerusalem, twenty miles north Of
Reno. They arc showing up we'll IN
| gold, silver. copper aud lend.
A Cnpo Town dispatch OF the 10th
says General B0tha has re.opeued
negotiations with the British fOi
peace. II ~ believed that he IL will
rug 10 accept tho conditions of sur
Gender offered last week.
There's nothing pays like advcr.
tiaung. Ycstcrl lay we mentioned III,
Tact TINT n book NAG missing fou
our library md today we touud 1t IL
the house. whore our better hnlt bad
tucked il away.
Mr.. Mcbride haa returned iron
Ogden, whore no wont with hi
brother nL1 Engiutcr Warner who
worc badly injdred in Sunday nipht',
wreck. When he left tho injnrct
men. they woror resting comfortably