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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
CRARY.


From Public Opinion.
Chas. Wagner went out to his claim
in Ward county near White Earth
the first of the week.
The baseball game between the Bart
lett nine and Crary team resulted in a
victory for the latter-11 to Z. Fred
Stevens umpired the game with fair
ness and satisfaction to both sides.
The residences of D. G. Mcleod, in
Stevens township and Mike Rutten,
of Ontario township are model farm
dwellings and indicates that the soil
Of North Dakota is rich enough to
furnish not only the necessities, but
also a fair portion of the luxuries of
modern life,
L.. u. Fossu1n, Of Deorah, Iowa, has
been in Crazy a few days the past
week, looking over his real estate in
vestments in this locality. He is a re-
tired farmer of considerable means
and expressed himself as we'll pleased
with the country.
The ball game between the Indians
and the local team did not material
ize, the reds failing to put in an ap-
pearance. To please the crowd a nine
was picked up that made it quite in
teresting for the Crazy team. and won
L ,1r..t. - Ft1E&=fFs.#If
by a score of 5 to Q.
j. G. Mcdonald, a former teacher
Of the Crary schools, has been visi-
ting with J. H. Smith and family a
number of days. He has just gradu-
ated from the medical department Of
the State University of Minnesota and
intends to practice his profession in
the city of Minneapolis:
Chas. Wright, 7. A. Luros and
John Severson were transacting bust
ness in Devils Lake last Monday.
j. M. soby says that a builine
boom is here. He has enroute FIVE
carloads of lumber for this market.
H. A. Nicholson and Edgar Ander.
son have bought tents and with theil
families will camp at the Chautauqu;
this season.
Sheriff Rutten was in town a few
days ago on business. The evidenc,
was not at hand, and no strenuous
measures were taken.
The Crary Silver Cornet band unde
the tuition of Prof. Ashman is becom
ing quite proficient. When will w
have one Of those open air concerts
The new pews for the Catholi
church have been received and tn
spire is nearly completed. The churcl
will be dedicated some time this sum
mer.
j. III. Fulkerson, one of the premi
{ nent farmers of the west end of tn
county and a leading Democrat, wa
3 interviewing our citizens regardin,
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: EDMORE


From the Herald.
J. o. Hamre went back to Park
River the first of the week.
We had some chilly nights this
week, yet we escaped a FROST
Another store has been opened at
Lawton by August Schrnmp.:
G. o. Britton has contracted to dig
another ditch 900 feet long to drain
the low ground between the = and the
Edmore house.
CIR. Rucker and ". Ferguson
came over from Langdon Sunday.
Mr.. Rucker is to be head clerk for the
Haskamp Mercantile company here.
Material has arrived for the depot
andwater tank.
Gullick johnson, recently returned
from the Philippines, is visiting hi:
brother George.
Hans Anderson is building a ma
chinery warehouse east of Thompson
meat market.
DR.. Jelstrup, Of Albert Lea, is il
Edmore looking over the field with
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

fromsnow on will push it to compile.
ton. This promises to be one Of the
finest brick blocks in the town when
completed.
Chris. Bur and Nina Nelson were
married last Tuesday q sBrockett,
Rev. J. B. Unseth officiating. They
were accompanied by N. G. Lunde and
Inga Nelson, sister Of the bride. The
groom is a popular clerk at the Big
Store and the bride has recently ar
rived from Norway.
/ g. E. Adams, who has been look
ing after the interest Of the Robinson
EHAdams lumber company at this place
for some time, left this week for Snow
flake, Man, where he will have charge
of one Of the company's yards. He
is succeeded here by MI. George Rob
%ertson, mi Of the partners in the bust
ness. I
Louis Doering against Fancher
Township was the title. of case which
was heard before Justice NC. Lunde
and a jury of six men Wednesday
afternoon. Attorney T. w. Morrissey
represented the plaintiff, Mr.. Doering
and E. M, Crary appeared for thetown.
The action was based on services rem
dered for said township I'M case of
small pox. The jury found for the
plaintiff for the full amount of his
claim, and the case will undoubtedly
go to district court, as this is one Of
several such claims, and this will I'M
doubtedly be made a test case.
The drunken brawl and fight which
took place in u principal street to-
day was a disgrace to any civilized
community, and this is not the first
time that this thing has occurred.
There are a few drunks who persist
in laying around town and creating a
disturbance nearly every day and the
sooner the citizens Of our town take
steps toward stamping this thing out
the better it will be. However there
was n good feature of the fracas
today and that was that the Grafton
bum got just what he needed and he
will probably be more civil the next
time he strikes Edmore.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
view to locating here.

Manager Rudd has his lumber sheds
we'll under way and will be ready to:
do business by the first of next week.
Bottom Bros. & Simenstad are alao
excavating for the basement of their
large building to be erected When,
completed and stocked they expect. Is
have. one of the finest drug stores III
the state.
There will be g Fourth of July cele-
|bfation at the grove on Freshwater
lake, about 15miles southwest Of here.
3. Koppang, Of Park River III
building 2 restaurant and confection-
cry store at this place and will start
in business al soon as his building IL
completed.
H. %. Huseth, the Park River
jeweler, was here from Friday until
Monday doing business. He will 90.
en- up business here permanently
about July 1st.
The Adams-R Robinson lumber wards
which were recently started at this
place, have been sold to the Robinson
Lumber company and we are informed
that the transfer will be made this
week.
Postmaster Aslakson has started tn,
basement for his new brick block ant
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
CHURCHS FERRY.

From the Sun.
Last Friday nights rainfall meas
ured two inches.
The railroad grading crew moved
to Lakota Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Noltimier returned Fri
! day from a visit to st. Paul,
Victor and Miss Maud WARDROBE
returned med. from the ~" Friday.
During Tuesdays wind storm the
windmill over Raymond Balloons feed
mill collapsed. 4.
W. M. Petri has concluded to erect
a butcher shop at the new town on the
farmers railroad.
Theodore Anderson sold his interest
in the steam plow now operated at
Balfour, to Amund johnson and
Archie Chambers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Glass were
called to Wadena, Mimi, Sunday by
a message announcing the sudden
death Of Mrs. Glass father.
"A twelve-pound boy was an arrival
at the home of J. G.. jacobson Monday
and the best cigars are none too good
at the North Dakota Bank this week.
Messrs. Studness, Sather, Noltimie1
and Engelhorn drove wei on the farm.
ers' railroad Wednesday to arrange
for the erection of their buildings, etc
The teachers in the Churchs Ferry
school for the coming school year
will be H. D. Smith, principal; Miss
Lucy a. Slocum, primary; Miss Char
lotte B. 1ambie, intermediate.
The Churchs Ferry orchestra com
posed Of Messrs. Pete and Will Engle
horn, H. A. Moe and Miss Huld;
Engelhorn furnished the music 70
the dance in the new hall at Yor]
Wednesday evening.
The.p, d. q. club were entertaine'
at the home of Mrs. G. H. Writ
saturday evening. The usual orde
of business was adhered to-progres
9 sive whist and luncheon. The ever
bling was pleasantly passed.
The school election Tuesday result
ed in the selection of Mr.. G. T. Stud
I ness to serve as a member Of the schoe
D board for the next three years, vic
Mr.. j. G.. jacobson, whose term
. Office has expired There was no OF
position offered to Mr.. Studness, b
!. receiving every vote cast.
4 g. G. Mead and wife and Mr.. an
Mrs. g. H. Writ attended the ba
game and dance at York Wednesda,
i The game was between York an
3 Knox and resulted in a shut out f
g the visitors. Score 10 to nit.
The foundation timbers have BET
ordered for the mammoth store to
erected by the Churchs Ferry "b
four yer at the new town of Smea
! vile on the farmers road. The luz
Der will be shipped to Cando al
hauled across the country.
Chairman Lysne, of the villa:
board of trustees visited Supt. NJ
Laren, Of the Great Northern at La1
:: more Tuesday to ascertain what t
railroad company would do iowa
draining the water from the proper
he which recent improvements in t
I'D railroad yards have caused to becol
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

chances Of securing a delegation iron
here to the Democratic county conyen
tion. Teddy Roosevelt IS doing s.
well nov fighting trusts and monopol
les, that Democrats have scarcely an,
thunder and many Of them are Join
ing theRIssespublican column.
The excavatiionsfo the basement Of
the doublestore Of Dan Boyd and Kal:
inoski Bros. is about completed and
the stone and brick work viii from
now on be rapidly pushed.
Austin Luros passedsthrough Crary
last Wednesday o. No. s enroute to
DEBORAH, Iowa. He visited Kenmare,
Minot and Williston and other points,
and will probably locate in Kenlmarre.
D. G: Mcleod has just completed. a
sale Of 1eo acres of land lying 81 of a
mile southeast of Crary to Michael
Noonan%sof Devils Lake; consideration,
$1s an acre.
,Wm!9H. Wake goes to the Chau-
.tauqua grounds today to camp during
the season. He has, charge Of the bath
house again this summer and will
make every effort to make this feature
Of the attractions a success.
James Barnett has a herd of rs head
of young heifers and steers. If the
price of meat remains as high as at
present a bunch of young cattle grow
ing into value is about as nice a pro-
perty as q person could wish.
Mrs. Christie sorbel, living in
Noonan township, died of a stroke Of
apoplexy Monday morning. She was
about go years Of age. She leaves a
husband and three sons to mourn her
loss. Funeral exercises were held at
the Fox Lake Lutheran church.
j.. W. Orchard, Great Northern rail
way agent at Crazy, went to Wheaton,
MINI. last week on company bust
ness. He will be gone about a week.
j. D. Lloyd of Grand Forks, acts as
relief agent during his absence.
Erick jacobson, agent for, the St.
Anthony and Dakota elevator company
at Rolla, has been visiting relatives
and friends in this neighborhood the
past week. This office acknowledges
a pleasant Gell and a yeag's subscrip-
ton to the Opinion.
We understand that Chas. Anderson,
the Keith merchant, has given up
coming to Crary to locate and has sold
his equity in his real estate. here to
Ka1inoski Bros, who will build a
brick block in Luros & Anderson's adj
dition and start a general merchandise
| store.
Ugly rumors have come to ears
the last few weeks of a state of affairs
in the community which, if true, and
the facts and names disclosed would
cause the respectable citizen to blush
with shame that he lived SO close to a
condition of moral corruption in
society. A newspaper is not a trum-
pet to give cheap notoriety to any in
dividual because of his evil deeds, but
rather a critic to sound the alarm and
givest the public warning for the sake
Of the growing youth among us who
are susceptible of being wronglyin
fuenced. We hope to see an improve
ment and matters remedied SO far as
they can be. In the meantimeslet it
remain a mystery SO far as public dis;
cussion is concerned until further de-
velopements.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

TO. CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAYs33
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. A~ll.druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. E. W. Groves
signature on each box. IS cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

about to be plastered. MI. E. N.
Stone, who owns yer two sections of
land and who is building fine house{
near the town tow is making arrange
ments to putin general store and
stock Of drugs a tIowa.
Andrew Brander, Alfred Aronson,
Andrew Aronson and Eric Resvike,
all Of Ramsey county, N. D., have >
ibeen~here thisweek and haEe-s-purs4 !
chased n anda half sections If land
from Brown, besides taking up two
homesteads. They say that if this
land is good enough for Brownit is
good enough for them. :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

Manager Rudd has his lumber sheds
we'll under way and will be ready to
do business by the first of next week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-06
Repairs CssspisssA aaa rasar stated
tassaas

hsPaiEs CssaPissesi aaa raaar seated
fassaas,
lssfosu the nfr ahlcli destroyed ihr
wAtrf woFks and lish, plant bad e,a.ssi
down James Monaghan had mcn look
ING fot a pump 10 replace the va ol.e
lie got track Of several and after lat
Ing that BIZ could sceage n0nv e ihsm
he pot rIpcs, marAintsts ~ wogt uH
the Old ore and hai u guihg Idrada,
evening steam rouucctlpu Wsa made
wggh thv upper b8ilcf. ahlth paased
through The nso uiyhoat mura Injury
Nj. Monaghan says shaE lhla sFCtlee
uiu 10 buG Temporary and Is aguuug
on a modern plant lanes hgsAAa
ulfrs tho I'gEss ftusn y, i.sais lisag Lr
las purchased onr ~ thv iAtesg ana
t-rsi Iwrlye handfui SIS dyhAmua sad
wt.l have The light Plsm' .H op7tatiou
bciusr ucsob~F
The service II she Spokane afemeu
ncfr dsapeas~d wi,h Iactiag 4H1 iae
t.5ys fstatnrd boms Aita tlsstf rusi'ss.
I &c people appreciated stris assistance
a. sell a. llAi ot tgysi Lang manager %
The C,rug dAisAr t.umbe. rompAHy
lu Supplying water g. ihr snuu sniu
tho pump uaa started
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81 want all the world TO know" writes
Rev. c. !. Budlong, of Ashaway, r. l.,
awhat a thoroughly good and reliable
medicine found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me of jaundiee and liver
troubles that had caused me great
suffering for many years. For n gen
nine all-round cure they excel any
thing ever saw" Electric BitteB are
the surprise Of all for their wonderful
work In Liver Kidney, aud stomach
troubles. Don't fail to try them. Only
30 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed by
tho Occur d'Alene Drug store, Clement
wilkins manager.
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B. II. Williams.

railroad and running at point I0C
feet west Of 4 post on south line Of
Sec. ~, TIP. 81 \. II. west, and extend.
ing along the most practical route
across the See % TO the corners Of
Secs. 20, q, Is and q, was duly approx
ed by the board, and j. White and Chas
Moody are hereby appointed as view
ers on said road. The county surveyor.
together with the viewers herein ap-
pointed are hereby ordered 10 survey
and view out said road, and make their
report to this board.
The petition Of H. Connery et al. for
a public road as follows: Commenc
ing at point on the county road 80
rods from the southeast Sec. Pc.
thence running west on the line OF
as near as possible, following the I, line
running east and west across the south
half of Secs. q and 2s TO southwest L
post on section y where it terminates.
was, on motion duly approved, and T.
q. johnson and Geo Cowell were ap-
pointed as viewers. The county sur
veyor, together with the viewers herein
appointed are ordered TO survey and
view out said road, and make their re-
port TO this board.
The special school levy of 10 mills
voted by the taxpayers in school dist
riot No. Il was at this time duly APP
proved.
And at this time the board adjourned
until Saturday, Aug. 9.
Il. ID. MCKINNis. Chairman.
Attest: JNo. c. CALLAHAN. Clerk,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-06

board on the 9Th day of September 1902,
TO show cause why the damages award.
ed by said surveyor and viewers should
not be.
la the matter Of granting a franchise
to the Melder Lake Lumber and Trans
/ portation Co, 10 erect a tramway along
the Spirit Valley road: The petition of
1 the Melder Lake Lumber and Trans
I portation Co., a copartnership. consist
( ing Of Harry Coleman. Geo. y. Barnes
and Fletcher Edwards, came regularly
on 10 be heard. and being signed by
all of the settlers in the vicinity OF the
said Spirit Valley road, from point
near Sulliyan's ranch, in section 20.
| TIP. 81 y. Il. west TO the Washington
state line, said petition praying and
asking that an easement be granted said
Melder Lake Lumber * Transportation
company, from said point to the Wash.
ington state line. over and along the
north side Of said Spirit Valley road,
and that said easement will not in any
manner interfere with the public use Of
said road. and that the granting OF said
petition is a public necessity. 1t is
therefore ordered that an easement or
franchise, commencing at the northeast
corner Of sec. %, TIP. 81, \. r. west,
known as the sullivan ranch and ex-
tending on, over and along the north
side Of said Spirit Valley road TO the
said Washington line the width Of 10
feet be, and the same is hereby granted
to the lsaid Melder Lake Lumber X
transportation Co. and the said COM
pany is hereby authorized TO construct
maintain and operate a tramway on,
over and along said track, and 10 use
the same and have the sole and undis-
puted use Of same for period of 20
years from this date Provided. that
the said Melder Lake Lumber " Trans
portation Co. shall enter into an un-
dertaking in the sum of $4,000 condi-
toned that they will save Kootenai
county harmless from all damages or
charges OF any kind that may be caused
or incurred 10y virtue of the granting Of
said easement or the construction or
operation Of said tramway, and further
that the speed of locomotives shall
not exceed the rate of 10 miles per hour.
II is further ordered that an undertak-
ing in the sum OF $4,000 executed by
good and sufficient suretieS be filed
herein by said lumber company the 4
same TO be approved by the clerk of
tins board
At this time the following bills We're
taken up. audited and allowed and the 4
auditor is hereby authorized TO draw
his warrants ia the following sums, .
takvft
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

In the matter of the Lelluget road /;
1t appearing from the report from the
surveyor and viewers on the aforesaid
road, that there are nonconsenting land
owners on the proposed right of way of
said road, towit; u. Carnne, ID. Hotter,
A. NJ. Hotter, and the Humbird Lum-
Der Co. IL is therefore ordered by the
board that the clerk of this board cause
subpoenaes to be issued to the aforesaid
nonconsenting land owners command
ing them to be and appear before this
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-06
N HONOR OF LABOR DAY
CoEUR DALENE CELEBRATION
band Heads isig Parade Interesting Pro-
gram Of sports stores Closed and Big
Crowd Witnesses sports - Anderson
brothers On a Log Celebration Ends
with Dance in the Evening.

For the first time in Its history Occur
d'Alene celebrated Labor Day, Monday
The stores were closed and many places
bore decorations in honor Of the day
An excursion on the lake which had
been advertised as part of the pro
gram was abandoned because the com
mittee found 1t impossible TO secure the
necessary transportation facilities. The
celebration took place under the au-
spices OF kOotenai Union No. 226, anG
opened with a parade through the
principal streets headed by the Modern
Woodmen band.
James Gilbert. editor Of the New
Time, a socialist paper recently started
in Spokane, delivered speech at the
pavilion, appropriate TO the occasion
which was well received.
The program of sports followed, the
lirst being a running race 100 yards
George Murry took the iirst prize OF 81
aud Oscar Schneider second prize OF
s.. 80.
The running broad jump was won by
c. H. Robbins. who made 10 feet 10
inches. lie got "a for the jump. VIII
liam Cooper took the second prize Of s.
on jump Of IL feet o inches.
-Four boys entered for the potato
race. Carl Casey won the first prize OF
50 aud Carl Searls took the sesond
prize, 81.
The first prize for putting the
shoulder stone was carried OFF by John
Best. who got IS for throw Of 10 feet
AZ inches. George Miller made a
throw of - feet & inches aud WAS
awarded second prize, $50.
Ia the 30 yard dash for boys under
10 years. s. WAS given to Fred kaese-
meyer and 81 TO Leslie DeSaussure as
FIRST aud second prizes
Oscar Schneider won the first prize OF
a. for standing broad jump of . feet
TO- inches and Geo. Miller took second
money, purse Of 81, for Jump Of Q
"a inches.
fhe log rolling contest was for prizes
Of $40 aud s. As no one could be
found 10 enter the contest against the
Anderson brothers, of Harrison. these
two gave II very interesting exhibition
of skill on a log iB the lake which was
very highly appreciated by the large
number of people who witnessed il.
The purse MAS given 10 the two men
for their display Of skill
The celebration closed IN the evening
with most rjoyahle dance AZ the
pavilion.
The officers al the union and arrange
meuts committee requested the PRESS
60 extend their thanks 10 the business
men and the public generally for
extended and.assistance rend
erred in making the irst celebration
grand success,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-06

Goo, W. Clous. optician from spo.
KANE, will again visit Cwur d'Alcnc
from Monday to Wednesday noon. Sept.
. p and 10. and may be found at The
Lakeside Pharmacy. prepared to OK.
anime eyes free Of charge aud to give
perfect satisfaction In Citing them. II
you are In need of glasses or wish
lenses IN your frames Il will pay you to
aug 2]-sept @. Gro. w. CLous.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-06

The bill of J. f. Perry, amounting to
S1S for work done in road district No.
-, was rejected for the reason that the
appropriation heretofore made for said
Dist. has been exhausted. and there be.
ing no other funds available for the
payment OF said bill at this time.
In the matter of the petition of q. J.
Graham ct AL for puOlic road Com,
mencing at point on the Connery
road about one fourth of mile west of
the east line of Sec. p thence in a north.
easterly direction through n. 4 of Sec.
81 and ;. = Of Sec. %, to the 4 Sec.
post on west line of Sec. -, thence on
Sec. line between Secs. Is and l6 10 i
Sec. post between 10 and Ia thence in a
northeastern direction to interSect road
which is now being travelled, thence in
a northeasterly direction to the "a Sec,
post on y. line of section 10, thence on
Sec. line +. to y. +. corner Of See. 10
thence on Sec. line between Secs . and
s to the y. line Of See ending at the
y. line of Sec, , was, on motion duly
approved. W. II. Macarthur and Da.
mon Dodge are appointed viewers on
said road, and the county surveyor, to-
gether with the viewers herein appoint
ed, are hereby ordered To survey out
said road aud make their report to this
board.
The petition of Il. +. STRIVE ct al. for
the opening OF what is known as the
Kings Spur road as follows: Begin
ming at the Kings Spur on the y. p,
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Having distressing pains in head
back and stomach, and being without
appetite, | began to use DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. writes z. W. White
head, OF kennedale. Tex, and soon felt
like new man" lufailable in stomach
and liver troubles. Only 25c. at the
Occur d'Alene Drug store, Clement
wilkins manager.