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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Sci Elm &Dnis in Seinem 8irfnass'
freiie.

9sa@ oben sibt es INNER &aum.
Oie @elt perlanst ni9t, baB Ou Elm
Doctor, Elm Nrst, elm Sarmer ODER
elm Msedanifer biit ; aber lie mill, baB,
mas INNER Ou unternimmit, Dues nit
0einer sanssn sroft unO nit allen
Deinen Sdbisfeiten tbun ioalt. Oas
lit Sic 8eoeutuns DOW grfols. Tint
NIT inteaissnten, a~rbeitsiamsn. seiuns
SEN Mdunern competiren gu fOnnen,
mub Ou serabs 70 ausssitattst iein.
wie lie es Iinb. r@Oloen @ratn Belt
Bier lit bas bette, mas ben Wanr
idarfSenfeno unb seiunb ma6t, benz
es Itdrft bic -Neruen uno belebt Der
aansen aOrper. Made Deine geltel
luna beim nd6ltea gerfaufer ooer LAT
Oi6 bamit perleben BON
g. Hensfen,
ct. glouo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Waatana.

SeIena-Sie SunbsS @roB.
ee1dworenen baben beute 26 Eerlo'
mem, tarunter BEN SiebSidter st. g.
See, in Mnflase;uitanr perlest. se'
pirb bel@ulbiet, ben Srdbenz Snbia'
nern Gauienbe Son Studen Ginbutet
aeltoblen gu baben. Inter ben 4nse'
flasten befinben ii9 aud Srant Wton:
roe unb g.. s. Osborne, bic lebter
8iuter in 9elena resiitrirte Yolt
laden 1onen seitobleu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
SabreS SDnoentipn Der Sbri:
titan Gnbeappr Spcietp.

Sir obise .@elesenbeit %pertauft bie Ior=
tesrn , Nasti5s Soppsi!a9rts sss 9sir= nno aiid=
ta9e f., 5. unb 6. Suli. @iiltis bis sum IA.
Suit, als9enommen man beSablt so Gents
mebr nno beponirt Die Sabrfarte beim 9lsen=
ten in Cincinnati. Sann erbalt bas Sidet
@iilti9feit bis gum 3. au9uit.
30z2t s. 3. S%tobber, 49ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Wehmt fein Subtitut an!

8em SIR fir Gascarets frast,
ieio fiber, baB Sbr ben e6ten @asca=
carets Ganbp gatbartic befommt !
Nebmt feline triseril6en Subititnte
ODER Madabmunseu IN. gdte Sdfel:
den marfirt 6. 6. 6. Nie in Wans
uerfauft. Sn auen apotbefen 1Octs'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

SiourSallS. = Mebere buns
bert Mitslieber Der Glib Oatota
rYreB @Hociation" fubren am wsitt@
mod @ormittas BON bier nod Buffalo
sur Musltelluns ab.
Glear e. = Die grnteauss
.Iidten in Deuel. County waren ME
better ais iett. &orn lit nod etmaS
,uriif, aber alles anbere @etreioe ltebt
ausseSei9net.
@ermilli on. = Wesen ber In
bieliser Gesenb beri6enben Yodens
&ranfbeit baben bic gonntp=G ommil
fare bel9(oHen, auf Der Snlel nOrbitd
pom bier Elm Yeitbans gu erri9ten.
9eab.- Gine nit Mai6inerie
belabene Gar Der 9lad Sias nnb
Yierre @iienbabn itarSte, ba bic Srem=
fen ni6t arbeiten MOLTEN, in cine Eiete
BON 200 SUB binab, unb Gar unb
Wal6inen murben pouitdnbi9 ser:
I6mettert.
@iaconin.
Maribfielb.-Oas bier bie'
fer Sage sebaltene Sanserfeit bes
Norb=@ isconlin Sdnserbesirfs wa'
lebr out pom Sdnsern nie loniiser
@dlten belu6t. gu Gbren Der Gan:
ger murbe elm Sanfett seseben uni
cine l60ne u%nterbaltuns i'm Spern
bauIe peranitaltet.
SO aufeiba.- OieieS tabt mir
mabrideinli6 cine @eiBble6fabrif er
balten. Seste @o6e wurbe cine Sar
serueriammluns sebalten unS susleid
$4,000 81 einem Sonbs seseidnet, be
man Der neuen Nabrif our Serfisun
lteuen wirb. Oie neue Sabrif mir
80 2euten Sei6ditisuns seben.
Soma.
Oes sc oines. - 9ouDernr
Sbap bot elm S9reiben BON Senate
NGilon ais Intwort auf elm Sell
sramm erbalten, In wel6em Der SCI
me bes Senators in Serbinbun9 m
Ser 9rdlibentl6aftS : Ganbibatur g
nannt morben mar. Ser Srief /
ni9t fir bic Seffentli6feit beltimm
bod iou Der Senator sel9rieben II
ben, baB er unter feinen I'm ltdnbe
bte ganbibatur %aunebmen miroe. 81
sesen iei er gu @uniten Der @anbio'
tur bes Serrn Sbaw, unb er slaub
Ser Staat lei es leinem @ouuernel
i6ulbis, tin gu n~nterfdsen.
Muscatine. = Sreitas 80.
mittas wur6e Ser Stafl BON .. s
@eltbrod pom Slis %setrofen unb
: 8ranb seiest. 9iersebn Nferoe II
: men in ben Slammen TIM. Ser S9'
: ben betrdst $4,000.
. @aperlp.-Oi lutberii6 bei
i6e @ailenanltalt murbe bier i'm ge
iein BON 5000 9erlonen einseweibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Waidedte @aare.

Waide6te @aare.
$50 Stide &leiber=@ insbam quite Muter,
resuldre 1Oc Qualitdt u......... 51cti
100 Stide fetnes Otmitp unb Dresden
Saconat 121 unb 15c Sualitdt nur. 9
so Stide ieines seitreiftes unO f%isurirtes
gatilte 25c Sualttdt su............123
10 Stide fancp ~seitreifte Brince's einneu
uub gang linnenes Sbirt 8aiit Osates
rial 40c Sualitdt Su..............25
so Stide ieines seitreiftss importirtes
3epbpr, IS Sualitdt 49,. .....1S
100 Stide Cora 9onsee, 35c Nualitdt gull
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
ST. CLOUD GAS & ELECTRIC GO.


Som 6. bis ID. Suli p%ertauft Die Nortbern
9aciiic' eriter Slaiie Soppeliabrtarten mad
Yortlanb unb suriid fiir S45 nit benz &e9te
absuiteisen uns ST. perbleiben mad leber 6i9z
tung bin. @eltuus bis sum 81. alsult 1901.
3O=2 9. &. Stobber, 9l9ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Srinot Grre Gingetpetoe nit Gasearets In
Qr0nlutQ.

Gonbu Gatbartie beilt llnperbanli9teit tit
immer. 10G., 25G. Werut =. y Y. ntft nlW
bilft, aeben Die Mpotbefer bas gelb auriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

s aauft guren Sinbeidnur BON
Der @rinols 60. unb Sbr babt Ben
beiten. 3O:3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

nfb@ ewosmbdt tier shes" Tmb M I'M smbe i'm oGn gme mm0 n cine anT9t s
Inmm gbGcbN6ah@ gu s6mn ma6s Der a9lbmfpub Carnegie Ser e6t st. G6 i6et, mb m,
ma tHb n TGeun Qsi6tn ib, unm:S mbtu mdb zines Saps our Sawttrbe mm mb. lie Tmt
ms G6dubs bas 70 SUB bel tbelueNr 4e SUB umb bMmair So SB in Der 9ase mb 80 SUB mbm
iSba NM@ benz SHeG p I6 emmnn mB mB @ddube in Nr gaan ub ba Nr Notwithstanding
Ii9Ii6 zines Der natGdTn gaMn in st. Gub fem b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
IEISEN'S !
@rober SUM- : s(ntrdnmuugs Serfalf.

Sferten sleid bielen baben bteien Store befannt semadt.
Ques Sasewelene lit ibertrofien gSir erfreuen uns zines
ablolut l%eltenen grfolses. Die @%erfdufe itno bic sr6Bten in
Der @el6h9te. Bargains in jeber Gde unb jebem @intel
bieIes 2ofales.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
saved His Life.

II wish to say that feel owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure" writes H.
c. Christensen OF Haytiild, Mimi. "For
three years l was troubled with dyspep-
sia 20 that could hold nothing on my
stomach. Many times l would be unable
to retain morsel Of food. Finally l was
confined to my bed. Doctors said i
could not live. l read one Of your ad
vertisemsnts on Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and thought it tit my case and com
msnced its use. l began to improve
from tine first bottle. Now am cured
and recommend it to all" Digests your
food. Cures all stomach troubles.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
PRICES talk.

Most of you who have bought dry goods clothing groce
res and other staples know something about the makes and
brands You know what you have paid elsewhere for goods
that advertise Your tells you that if the
goods the and the prices less here than elsewhere
then this the place buy. PRICES TALK. Our big ef
fort close such stock in a small community
has taken quite long time but people have found that
pays them buy here where they from IS so
per everything they buy. Our sale will last very
much longer and know people who likely to
breath easier when is but in the meantime have
stock big enough tb supply all demands and many
The state herald., 1901-12-20
CLOTHING:

The hes, assortment In town and arc
closing all At Chicago pricss. Mems
Suits, ovsrcoais ned listers 10 20 now
10 90. 10 90 nov 7 90, s 90 now %. Boys
aud Children Butts aud ovsroos's At
half price. Ladies' and Misses Jackets
and Caps al half price.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

We have received a car load Of fancy
potatoes which We viii sell for short
time only At vary. low pricss. lay in
your supply nov and You viii save
money as prices are rapidly advancing.
LEBLANC 4 SCHEUoEMANN.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Mems. LADIES' and Childrens' 400
now 8 20, 10 now 29O. 800 now . %,
20 now 90. . W now rs. 10 now
1 i5, Plow Shoes 30 now ! 90. Over.
shoes l 90 now | %, 10 now 10, 100
now 10. We can save you money on oil
Rubber Goods.
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for
Wide Awake People.
DRY GOODS:

Hope Muslin 10 now ~, Fruit OF the
Loom ~ now 81, Lswcrcnce l. l. s now
81 AmosKee check Ginchams now 5is,
Extra Fancy C.lico5 4 to o, Extra
Fancy Precale 10 now II; Black Hide
Twill skiriiug i2i now 10, Ac A bes,
feathsr ticking IL new i2ls; Cambria
Skirt Lining @ now ~. selecia Whist
Lining 30 now 20, Fancy su.pe Skirtinr
30 now 10. Fancy Silkoline Drapery l6
now 7is. Fancy Linsel Dnpery 10 now
III.
ALL WOOL DRESS
GOODS PATTERNS,
We have slaughtered every piece OF
wool dress goods in the house as follows
GO TO SOC per ycrd nov all a, 25c, 95 "a
l 10 nov 40. 2, 70 % nov 10, at thsse
prices We do not expect TO have G pAt
terms left by January.
Silk Velvet ! % to l 90 now ! 10. I'm
ported and Domestic SaIopy Yarn i2ia
now o per skeis. German Knitting Yarn
% nov 10, Outing Flausls 10 now I2'f
Best Table Oh Cloth 10 nov 10 per yard
CORSETS;
Latest style Armorside, Kabo aud Q
d " now 70, 20 nov -,
UNDERWEAR;
Meus' Wool Fieeeed 70 now 3D.
"aii ! GO now %
Ladies' oil wool 10 now 0O
OvERALI.S; Mcdonald Make.
81 pow'T7. 90 now 20,
The state herald., 1901-12-20
Leblanc &
Scheunemann.
A TIMELY CUT!

An overstockTis dangerous thing at
this season. We want to protect our
selves by getting rid of much of our vim
ter gcods-d don't want to carry them over
alEWaySffk to start IN new season with
fresh supply. A REAL SACRIFICE to us
but GREAT BARGAINS for the pur-
chaser. It's our idea that you will be in
terested in the cut.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

A Bona Fids saiary-ei2 Weekiv.
Men and women 10 appoint agents and
represent us, some 10 travel, o,hsrs for
local work. ei2 weekly salary and ex-
pepsss. Old established house, pleasant
permanent positions, rapid sdvanc~msnt
aud increase Of wages. Write At once.
Address BUTLER a ALuER.
Dept. u. Nsw HAvEs, Coss.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

The recent storms extended over .
large territory and While the western
states we're having blixxsrds and ssvers,
" cold weather Nsv York aud rsunsyi.
ysnis ~cre having heavy rains and
AooGs,
The state herald., 1901-12-20
ONIONS EOR SALE.

l have som. nice onions for sale at
sl.a5 per bushel. Inquirs at X NJ.
Atkins on the Gilbert place or leave
orders at +. II. Whitham's store.
X. NJ. AKIN.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
HALL OF CRESCENT LODGE NO. ss.
Knights OF Pythias

huIRutH OF FytbiAs.
The installation Of officers for the en-
suing term will be held the evening oil
Jan. l, 1902, There will be work in the
Ranks Of Page and Knight A banque,
will be served. Knights are all cordially
invited to attend.
By order Of tho Lodge.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

II e. N. McPherrin made business trip
to Denver this week and Mrs. McPher
rim who has been in Denver for some
time returned with him.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

WANTED ACTIVE MAN or .0olD CHAR.
as,st n drliv and reilsct In Colorado Tor old
oyp n ,snr, .pfs pay, liops.ty mot~ than rs
pafianoe required, Our reference, AM bank In
any eity. fnrissa salf.stdf--.a.i stamped ebs
,slopss Mapufaetnferu. Third flcof. ~ Dear.
boft, NJ. rLlrayn.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

Mr.. aud Mrs. Leblanc who have been
visiting the family Of their son Mayor
Leblanc Of Holyoke returned this week
toftheir home.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
STRAYED.

From Linstrom Bros, ranch near Hax
tun, Colo. ono red COW and red Call
branded ~ flag" on left side.
ELMER SHAFER,
Manager.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

A man said the other day that L..
Blanc A Schsunsmann hss the best sup
ply Of Christmas goods In town-"A
word 10 tho wise 10 sufficient" u
The state herald., 1901-12-20

CLARK Allen left holyoks lest night
for Johnstovn, Nsb., Tor = short visit
with frisads.
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Furs Wanted.
A Superb Enamel
Iron Bed Free.

One number will 10 given to every
customer who buys el worth Of goods fos
cash or paid by Jan. II. The drawing
viii bs Jan. IA.
LEBLANC 4 ScmEuNkMANn
The state herald., 1901-12-20
WANTED sEvgRAL pEnsoNs ov CHAR

wASrED-sEvkiiAL PERSONS ot CHAR
ar'sr and ss--i reputation In each state tonr IN
this county r-auirrdl IN vcprr-~nt and s.ivsrti.s
old established ~~aithy basihs-s hoa.a at soiid
financial standing. ssiary eiso % weekly with
esp-n-e. additional. all parable In cash each
Wednesday dir-ct from head sffirs.. iior-. and
csrrisss Furnished. when necessary. References.
Encioa. -sif.aijr-s-.d s,amt<-i snv.iot-. Man.
ssrr. aia caston iiuildins. Chicago.
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wAarnD; Active men TO deliver aud
collect; No canvassine. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. 1lefer.
sncss and security required. Address O.,
p. Rose, Maoaser. Sterling, Colo, boz
y5.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

fsoL Hinzs has been acting ~ D. 4 NJ.
Agsst Mt Bolyoks during the sickness Of
q. A. Mowry.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

The Prssbytsriss Sunday school VIII
have . christmas snisFtsinmsnt sna Tree
Al the church on Christmas eve.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
FOR SALE.

Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels. In
quire OF A. A. Shafer, Holyoke. Colo.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

WANTED -rRusTwoRTHY MgS AND wo
men In travel and advertise for old established
house ~ solid financial standing. Raiari, o'~l q
year and expenses. all payable In cash. No gan
saAslns fs.quifed. Gisr rrfrfunro. and rnrlose
z~lf. f.s4idrr.ard stamped envelope. Address Man.
Aspf, i.o taIton Hids., Chicago,
The state herald., 1901-12-20

J.E. Leblanc, clerk 10 the mschins
shops, went 70 Holyoks yesterday fer =
visit Of several days with bis parents. -
McCook Republican.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
flnnf Aanint

Dear Santa;
Mamma says yon ars At Leblanc
4 soheupemann's this year Wont you
please bring msmms pair OF ihoas nice
gloves and a nice hapdkerchisff Aud ]
would ike one OF those lovely fssci'
na'ors.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

will psy cash for 10000 beshsls o
corn. Call and see nee.
H,WH1THAM.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

The Msthodiss Sunday Schosl viii
observe Chr,stmss With . special pro.
gram Of rscitssions and songs snd will
have tree on Christmaa svs.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

There wss no preaching q. the NJ. u.
church lss, Sunday a. Rev. Smith was
IA Hstlun assisting kow s,sllaAn.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
Dress Goods.
Keep warm while you sleep.

Comforts. Dress Goods.
$3.50 Fsnelees, Outing Flanels and
sl.75 other win, goods reiuct-
iop.I will pay to 70 prices.
Seasonable Shoes
Keep the feet warm and save doctor bills.
you High Top Box Calf
Proof Elk SKIN! Just the kind for winter.
Ladies' Shoes.
suppsyss aud quality that would
poet 10 in city city prices too.
ladies' shoes the and comfortable
the market.
Overshoes.
line Of svsrshoes below ALL Men hs
quality usually 81 30 q Ladies'
usuliy sold 81 10 s Bic Misses shos 75c
Sweaters, caps and gloves among the warm
things we have for men-Good warm mittens for the
women and children. You ought to see them and get
prices. Our large stock Of underwear would help
the the temperature up, too, these cold days.
GROCERIES.
fresh things hereA large
stock d the market ansrds.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
FOR RENT.

Six rooms over IN! store, suitable fol
dwelling.
r. II. WHITHAM.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

have received my stock OF winter dry
goods. Call aud see them before pur-
chasing.
| W. X. SHAMP.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

The storm the first Of the woek
blocked the D. 4 N. road near Cheyenne
for couple Of days.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
FOR SALE.
NEW GOODS

]. DOUGLASS,
2702 Bristol ST.. Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

q. W. Garland returned 70 Holyok'
last wssk sroa York. Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

CA Mowry, y. 4 NJ sssnt st hol'
yoke has been eonfinsd W bic bod Tor :
few dsys With s,ckuess.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
GROCERIES:

Fancy High Patent Flour 100. Frost
King Flour 9oc, White Rose Flour Soc,
This -four is made by tho Garter Milling
Co., out u E.s.ern winter wheat. To
matoes IL per can. 8 cans Corn %, . cans
Black berries ~. . cans ooosb~rr,ra %.
l gallon Fancy Table Syrup 20 now %.
l gallon Fancy Country Sorghum 90
nov ~. ~ bars Fairbanks Soap ei. ~
bars White Russian Soap DO. rs bars
Diamond G 25c, Ann & Hammer Soda 10
no~ ~. Merry War Lys 10 nov ~,
Horse Shoe Lye 10 nov sis. X @ Bak'
ing Posd.r 10 nov i?,s, Climax Baking
Powder - now 10 Calumet Baking
Powder - nov Is Royal Baking Powder
20 nov 10. 10 now ;Is. 20 now is. Cali
fornia can goods the best grade packed
iGss per eau or . % per dos. Eastern
Head Light on. no better sold on tho
market. .,ou per gal. bsal ior ioc.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

Irwin Bros. will pay highest cash
price for corn.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

H. DR.. Edwards sf Southwestern
Dental Co.. for Up.to.dsss work. Watch
fos dstes.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

Boss: T. Mr.. snd Mrs. X. H. Akin
Tuesday Dec. 10. . daughter.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

A ssod many Of the river cattle dr'issd
into Phillips county during the rscsnt
storm.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
Ssuthvsstern Dental Company.
Watch for dates.

Irwin Bros. will loan you money on
cattle security. Call and sss them.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

Billy Chitoa, Of Holyots. was shaking
hands With friends u the city, Tuesday
--Impsrsal Tribune.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

onn yRAn.. .......................... ...""..oin
Ulx Aouruo. ....s..'.ss .ssss'.n
TunHD 2onrus.",........ .....'......'s' ''s.'"
puslnsss And sosnmerciai sdv.rti-lnf a., ?. rrs
sseAbls fuass - can b Afforded by Q issis'ma's
I1sai sAvpstis,ns u rstrs prcscribrd .by Law,
the spsns eccsplsd ~ 10 Ems sonpsrsii COAST
stini folio.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

SC, Ioc. asc and soc Counters.
Over 10000 different articles on these
counters which are sold at half pride.
The state herald., 1901-12-20

Seuthvestsru Dsatai Company
Watch ios dstss.
The state herald., 1901-12-20
Jackets.

A nice assortment-latest styles
timely bargains.
n IN T,adjoa, Jackats nov A7E0
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-26

bridge could not be built at this
point has migrated. Mr.. F. W.
Coburn at the head of the bridge
committee of the city council as
sisted faithfully by the other
members of the city fathers body
spared no time or energy to build
the bridge and the labors Of all Of
the members have been crowned
with success. It~teok much time
considering all the opposition that
sprung up against the project to
complete the structure. 1t cost
about $4,000, but only about
$1,000 of this came out of the city
treasury as the balance was sub.
scribed and donated by other cor
porations and persons. As the
affair is a great success it is sup
posed the county commissioners
will donate the $4,000 they agreed
if the bridge proved a success on
completion. The entire distance
across thepoint is 5000 feet and
all this had to be graded in and
strengthened by rip rap work.
The pontoon itself is 70 feet long
supported on each end by aprons
which can be manipulated SO as te
allow the pontoon to swing out Of
place, permitting the passage o.
boats. The bridge is about sever
miles from this city and makes
Sheyenne only Is miles from
Devils Lake. Fl. Totten is about
Is miles by way of the bridge ane
all other points south of the lake
have been brought nearer to Devils
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-26

that he has 500 acres Of wheat all
heading out nicely that is as high
as his shoulders, 500 acres of flax
nicely blossoming, as high as his
hips and 500 acres more of the
valuable seed that is not quite
SO high. This is saying a good
deal as George is about 6 feet6
inches high. Mr.. Meiklejohn
states that in his part of the
county, the crop will be a record
breaker unless some unforeseen
event damages the maturing grain.
Get your old clock cleaned. it
will keep good time again if done
by 81. Huesgen, the 4th street
jeweler.
Jas. Brooke, of Cando, a former
Devils Lake, was in the city We'd
nesday on legal business.
Rotary Parker alarm clocks
keep on ringing till you get up.
q. nueSgen Keeps them.
Seldom Crockett, of Rugby, a
real estate and loan man, was in
Devils Lake on business and in
|cidentally took in Chautauqua the
first of the week.
D. W. Ensign, of Boston,a heav-
lily interested Ramsey county land
man, arrived in the city Tuesday
and will remain several months.
Mr., and Mrs. Silver Serumgard
entertained Mrs. Edwards, wife oil
Banker Edwards, of Mayville and
a party of ladies, the first of the
week.
It is stated that Tom Fox, of
Willow City, we'll known here, will
receive the appointment of the
Register of the Minot land office
to succeed the present incumbent
Thomas DISCARD.
In District Court, Alexander
and Peter Soderberg who plead
guilty to the charge of horse steal.
ing we're given two years and {
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were too numerous, as a rule to al
low anyone to hear the attractions
at the front. OF course the moth
ers appreciated the fact that babies
were tolerated in the place.
Queen Estlser proved a great at
traction Saturday and Monday
and the production was
quite a good one on both evenings.
Rev. McIleary, of Minneapolis,
delivered an address on the
.American Home" Sunday after
noon that was one of the best talks
delivered this year. Monday
afternoon he again spoke to sever
al thousand of satisfied persons.
More attractions like the Metro
politan Quartette, of st. Paul, and
not SO many like the Arion ladies',
would please the people. Prof.
Whites illustrated lectures were
very good and the moving pictures
and illustrated songs by Robertson
and Miss Darlington were quite an
attraction. Rev. Sears was as
good an orator as most any of the
best and Father Nugent's address
was a very good one. Richie, the
magician, proved to be a pleasure
maker and no one objected to Mr..
Page and Miss McCune. The
Metropolitan Jubilee singers and
SHIRLEY and Latourelle, while they
pleased a certain class, proved a
failure when compared tothe other
persons and attractions above
named.
Next year, if possible, there
should be a Devils Lake day with
special features by or forthis city's
people. Devils Lake day was one
of the big days last year. A Can
do day and a Lakota day would
no doubt prove profitable.
The baseball teams assisted the
gate receipts no doubt and the fact
that Devils Lake has the best team
in the state made the ball games
one of the chief attractions. The
management should endeavor to
have new attractions; for instance:
Fargo people we're not brought
here to see Queen Esther" 1t
was not necessary for them to go
1900 miles from home for such an
attraction, even though no one
complained of the production,
The people are after something
novel and up to date. OF course,
on the whole, the attractions this
year were very good.
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