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khaki and white duck, before they be-
gin milking. The pals are emptied
into sterilized cans in an adjoining
room, fastened to a trolley wire and
sent over to the dairy, where in the
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any circumstances. Forty acres of al
falfa, from which three crops year
are cut, furnish green feed in sum-
mer and the hay in winter, which con-
stitutes the largest part oftheir rations.
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with ice, and removed to waiting wag
ons which convey them to the nearby
stations. The cold temperature of the
milk is maintained until it is taken out
of the box at the home Of the con-
sumner.
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place, the cows, half Of them Holsteins
and the other half Guernseys, are reg
istered thoroughbreds of the purest
blood, each tuberculin tested. No other
cows are allowed on the farm under
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
Federal Grand Jury Returns New In
dictment Against United States
Senator Burton.

st. Louis, Nov 13S. The federal
grand jury, convened Friday, returned
an ndictment late Friday night against
United States Senator Burton, of Kan
5sas. 1t is stated that certain features
in the former Indictment against Sen.
Sator Burton, which qnashed were
remedied in this new Indictment The
allegations in the present Indictment
are the same as In the one quashed.
That while senator of the United
States be accepted money from the
Rialto Grain & Securities company of
st. Louis, for services rendered be
fore the post office department in be-
half OF that comp which was being
investigated by in pe ctors. The only
change is in the legal wording of the
Indictment, which is drawn to avoid
the errors found in the former. A
This indictment is the third found
against Senator Burton, and, should
"a demurrer to this be sustained, it will
he impossible to ever reindict him for
his alleged offense in connection with
the Rialtog company owing to the
statute of Limitations.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
oaeno4oaeRoBes0BeeneBen
CITY in BRIEF !;
iSso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

j. q. Adams was at Crary
Tuesday on business.
The board Of county commits
sioners meet next Tuesday.
FL. S. Kirk, Of Odessa, was
here on a business visit Tuesday
The term examinations are
now in progress in the city
schools.
Mrs. Louie Mundt, Of Crazy
visited her parents in this city
this week. &
Side combs, back combs, your
choice for Is cents at Arneson's
mercantile Company. /. q
Louie Rutten, the handsome
Crary machinery man was a
city visitor Tuesday.
Have you been to the cloak and
fur sale all this week at Arne-
sons Mercantile company?
J. B. Eaton was up from Fargo
I this week on business and in
Gldentally greeting host of
friends.
Mrs. Arminger Of Cass Lake,
who has been the pleasant guest
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17

& John F. Henry Il
Judge Of the County Court,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17

won over Mrs. John Daoust. This
was exciting tothe finlsl.
Several donations together with
money received from the other
booths brought the net proceeds
|np to tile sum already mentioned.
The success Of the bazaar is
|due to the many persons who as
sisted in the work including all
Of the above named persons Who
worked long and had to- bring
about the final results
Foremost among the workers
was B. Mouse, who is the local
express agent for the G. N Ex-
press Co, M Mouse was man
ager of the entire fair and his
excellent supervision is the
chief factor in the financial sue
cess. To him, a vote Of thanks
was extended on MonGay even
ing last at a meeting of the diff
ferent committees in charge Of
the fair Mrs. E. M. Lewis and
4
Mrs. G. w. Greene were rendered
a special vote Of thanks for the
good work they did and the I'M
terest they took in the bazaar. I
Messrs. NJ. H. Brennan, Her.
man Huesgen, and Mrs. Richard
Daeley were also largely res
pOnSible for the fairs success. 81
Nealy all of the local business
houses contributed articles, time
and money in helping the cause
and tc: them alsot thanks are due.
On the whole the bazaar was
a great success and more money
was made than at any other fair
of it's kind ever held here. @E
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Indictments Retnrned.

Boston, Nov. IS. ndictments have
been reported by the grand jury OF
Suffolk county against FerdiHand b.
Borges, formerly director and alleged
promoter Of the Ubero Plantation COM
apany and Former Congressman Will
jam p. Owen, OF Indiana, an alleged as
}sociate sof Borges The indictments,
which are Identical, charge that
Borges and Owen obtained more than
$25, 900 BY fraud from Charles NV. Ab-
bott, Edwin @. Childs. John All Land
ers and Warren r. Page. investors in
the company. TIA 5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
Catholic Fair
CIR eat Sue cess

The ideal weather Of last week
lent its aid in making the fair
given by the Catholic peopleof this
city q grand success ID every way.
over $3.50 being cleared and tie
gross receipts ran close to $23llJ.
The money which was made from
this undertaking will be used ID
helping to build the handsome
new edi6ce that st. Joseph's par
iish will soon erect in this city.
The booths in charge Of Mrs.
E. N. Lewis and Mrs. C w
Green Melted a total of nearly
$500. The refreshment tables
under the charge of Mrs. Fitz-
simmons Melted $246.85 while
Mrs, I. J. Kersten III charge of
1.-The a tar Societ US booth made
S325. III Mrs. Vim, Anderson
an charge of one Of the fancy
work tables made $l52. So while
the Young Ladies Sodality.
being a number Of the Young Is
ladies and girls Of the parish.
under the charge of Mrs Edward
Flynn cleared $188. 46. s
The horse rattle, while i good
drawing card, cleared only about
$50. This handsome animal was
won by Frank Emipl1. s
The contests under ti,a Z, 20, Z 80 Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF

NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF
S& FINAL ACCOUNT AND D1sTRIBU-
TON OF ESTATE.
tss q Sfh d aon o eap Hss s
n tho Matter Of the Estate Of Charles! Rebill.
]. H. smith, administrator, 8
The he heirs heirs Of Charles Rebillard, Deceased.
E The State of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents: IA 4: III sIs7t 4 IS
You, the said heirs of Charles Rebillard, de.
ceased, are hereby notified that the final ac-
ard late Of the County of Ramsey and State of
North Dakota, deceased, has been rendered. to
this Court, therein showing that the estate Of
said deceased is ready for final settlement and
be allowed, the residue of said estate be uis.
3tributed to the persons therennto entitled his
administration closed and he be discharged:
thu thu Saturday, the 18th day Of November, a.. D.
at the Court Rooms Of this Court, in the, Court
House, in the City of Devils Lake, County OF
Ramsey and State of North Dakota, has been
thereof, at which time and place any person
Interested in said estate may appear and file
his exceptions. in writing, to said account and.
petition and contest the same NJ
III And you, tile above named respondents and
each of you, are hereby cited and required then
and there to be and appear before this Court
and show cause, L s ~ you have. why said ac:,
estate di tribnted, the administration Of said
estate closed and said ] H.ESmith, admins.
istrator discharged.
Dated the 2lss day Of Oct. al. D. 1855
81 ohm F. Henry $
5g6, IA tts Judge of the County Court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
of friends in the city for a short
time, returned to he home Tues

of friends in the city for a short
time, returned to he home Tues
day.
!. The board of directors of the
5Chautauqua association meet
Thursday, butsas the Inter:C Ocean
goes too press Thursday at 4
o'clock no report could be given.
We have secured a correspon-
dent at Crazy which will make
the In:er-O Ocean much more in
teresting to its large number Of
readers in that part Of the
county. Il 81
There are fifty pupils enrolled
in the commercial course in the
high school. The advantage
with this course is that it re-
quires a thorough educational
foundation. IL
Chief Hurst returned Sunday
from Rochester, Mimi, where
he had been in the hospital for
nearly four weeks undergoing
a painful but not dangerous sur
gical operation.
County Superintendent Norton
went to Graham's Island Tues
day to confer with the board OF
school directors in reference to
the letting of the contract for
the new school building.
G. A. Stanard of Doyon was
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
To court-ngartial q det.

Washing tor, Nov. is. Secretary
3Bonaparte Saturday ordered court.
martial for the trial of Afidshipman
Minor Meriwether JJr., OF the third
class ct the Annapolis naval academy,
hi connection with the death OF Mid.
shipman Branch which followed i
fistic encounter between the two naval
students. gs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17

in the city Tuesday and inform
ed the Inter Ocean that he and
his family would leave. in a few
days for Washington. Iowa,
where they will spend the win
ter S y5S
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Cleveland
left Thursday for California where
they will spend the winter.
The Chautauqua auditing com
mittee has completed its work
and report that the books of the
secretary and treasurer balance to
! a cent. .Ys N ,sssIs
: Frank { Hylnad is, making q
state record as an auctioneer
and it will not be long until he
will be at the head of his pro-
fession in the state.
/ Wanted. Information as to the
address of William Tallant. His
address was nevils Lake, about
1884. Small recovery can prob
ably be made. Address Harvey
Spalding & Son, Wash, D. q. NJ
Frank Hyland says the. horses
offered for sale at public auction
fby w. j. Stewart, Doyon. Nov
ember 25th, is the best ever Of
fered in the state and he is GER
tainly a competentsjudge.
=. There is to much in the list Of
the w. j. Stewart sale at Doyon.
November 10Th, to enumerate all
the terms, but a glance at the
large bills will prove that it is
one Of the greatest sales of late
years in the county.
ID Deputy Grand Master Work
man BONN will conduct public
educational meeting at the A. O..
~. w. hall on Friday evening.
Those interested in the great
question Of life insurance are in
vlted to come and hear Mr.. Bohn.
Miss Reca Connolly and Miss
Anna Serumgard entertained. at
the former shome the senior class
Of the high school Friday night
I Of last week. During the early
evening. finch, crokinokle and
hearts were played. A dainty
lunch was served at eleven, the
menu consisting of salads, coffee,
cakes, sailed almonds and sweets.
A. delightful time was had by
theaarnerry crowd present..
From the Miner published at
Newport, Washington, we learnt
that Charles f. Craig. formerly
of Leeds and we'll known in: this
county, has becomesspresident Of
Pend d :. Orville lVallev. State
BankiWhich has recently been in.
corporated. Craig is as full of
enterprise as an egg Of meat, is
scrupuously honest, andrrwill be
a valued member of the com.
muniuy, in which he has chosen
to reside.
Mrs. w. H. Reid gave a quilt
ting bee Monday and Tuesday,
which was attended by a large
number Of ladies. Mrs. Reid
also entertained at cards Mon
day evening, nine tables being
played. Mesdames Winemanf
and Wallace tied for the ladies
head prize which was won by
Mrs. Wineman. AL. Haslam and
Frank Pitcher contested for the
gentleman's head prize, Mr..
Pitcher winning. The ladies'
BOBBY prize was won by Mrs.
Miller and the gentleman's BY
Mr.. Powell. #'$1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FL 5EG
Department OF THE INTERIOR, s.
Land Office at Devils Lake. N. D..
October 3, 1906. y
E Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
~. 3. Land Office at Devils Lake, IN. D., on
November IL, 1905, viz: H. E. q, ID Z, Sst.1' M y
OLE. o. ESPESTOL.
for lots l, 2, 3, and 4 sec z, twp. 1853 N, range
IS w. sa,sE I'D "a 5l$N n j5s i ~ s. n
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: eyNsss ,lg3 = =. lI@&51
Tom Christianson, of Devils Lake, N. d. 5a
Andrew Bergman, of Grahams Island. N. ID. b
Herman Thompson, of Devils Lake, N. d.
II Peder Goodyear, of Devils Lake, N. ID.
$ Ole Serumgard
ID s Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
.cIIrATroN HEARNIa pRo 81 u w Nd.

= : . y
County 81 Ramsey Henry .s Jads i NV S
q In The matter Of the estate Of Katherine stoe-
ss Plus Plus s stesser, petitioner fs
SER CHARLES stosssr' William stoessr, Pc
3 ter Stoeser. Eugene Stoeser, Clara Steffler,
Barbarg limmsr. Agatha Houston. Anna
ssc tosssr Ssoessr a,osfs stoessr
tie Stoesers aud SybiIlas stoeser, Respond.
s$53 euts. fsy i sSSi35 ~ ~. tg3y
The State Of North Dakota, to the above
IN the estate Of Uterine Stoeser, deceased !:
~ ION and each OF YOU are hereby notified that
Plus Stoeser. the petitioner herein, has filed in
this court 4 document in writing, purporting
20 be the last will and testament of x katherine
Stoeser: late OF the county of Ramsey and state
OF North Dakota, deceased, with his petitions
document as the last will and testament Of
aasd deceased, and for the issuance to Joseph
Stosser John Stoeser and Charles Stoeser Of
said petition and the proofs of said purported
will and Testament will be heard and duly
considered " this court on Saturday the 23rd
afternoon of thatday, at the court room of
ms court, in The county court house in the
iplty of Devils, Lake, county of Ramsey and
estate of North Dakota, and p I2ss AL ~
iou and each of You are hereby cited to be
and appear before this court at said time and
place and answer said petition and show
cause, If any there be. why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted. 81 rs 4 D
n Il BY the Court, 4 N II Il r. s95s 3
49sE s$ EiEE g III ohm f. Henry, Il,
III VS. Judge of the County Court.
" Dated the llth day Of November A. d. 1906
.s g. Edward f. Flynn, y, 81 &
o. Attorney for Petitioner, as - 81 I'LL & rs
Devils Lake. North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-17
tfl(ss. II.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
e Count, & s s a. Rss;'',
In District Court
Second 'dtl, Judicial ID District
Frank Z. Mokler, Plaintiff l2t.
Florence Mokiar Defenfi Ia NJ 81 y. NJ 1 .i55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
SIGN ARMISiTI|C J
ON BAIT LEF| / |. D
Representatives Of Linevitcll and
Oyama Meet aid Agree
Upon Conditions.
TRUCE EFFECTIVE TO-DAY
Agrees to Cessation Of All Hos
tile Acts and Establishes
Neutral Zone.
(By Associated Press.)

GUNsHU PASS. Thursday, Sept. To-
owing to the variance between Russian
ond japanese time ma also the fact
that the spot for the meeting for the
Russian End Japanese representatives
had not been Defined Mu1or- General
Ovnnovsky representing General Line.
Witch, was tho last 10 arrive yesterday
morning at the place for tho nrmiss,ce
conference.
General Fukushlma, representing Field
Marshal Oyama, with Colonel Lanaka
and Captain Tanalta, two professors OF
international law, Arigt and Soyzln and
n guard Of nifty men had already arrived
under q flag Of truce.
$ Ovanovsky and 'ITukushimn dismountcd,
and In the plain near Shallotzu, after IN
exchange of greetings, the two generals,
ut 10 A. NJ, began the discussion OF the
conditions Of the armistlce, frequently
retiring for the purpose Of consultation.
All the houses on The spot having been
destroyed. the conference was held in
the open the officers sitting on the grass
After nine consecutive hours Of ncgotln-
tons the armistice was signed at Z p. Nj.
1t takes effect September 10th, agrees to
the abolition Of all hostile or inimical
acts, establishes neutral zone Of four
kilometres wide between the two armies,
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ecutiye authority without reference TO
4 Finance Committee, pays out such largo
a isu,nB ns these, how 10 they ever come
II before the officers Of the company =?
n II have said tho E'li,nhce Committee hhs
MOI authority over tho agency accounts
and general expenses. 1 think there
Should be broadening Of this author.
Tyr
Mr.. Perkins was closely questioned as
81 to Ills dual connection with tho New
York LILO and j. r. Morgan and COM
pnny, particularly as to sales by the ono
&ccncernito the other, which were tnade
LIN him. He insisted that he was loyal to
both, anu acted as he thought right.
MIR. Perkins was questioned as to the
conduct OF Joint accounts which ne
{ originated. AS to these Joint accounts,
Mr. Perkins said.
XII 4 when we desire n certain security. we
q 80 to a firm and tell them II they would
take half Of quantity of bondS we
will take the other half. These people
sometimes sny: sNve would like 70 40
this, but 1t is lnconvenlent Mt this time.
I've haven'ttthe money AS we are look
ling to the loan money we say: III you
sill be responsible for your share we VIII
loan you the money and withdraw our
bonds and cnrry the rest at bond interest
on Joint account st5
n Adjournment was taken to-day to en-
able members of tho committee, to return
to their homes. There win be no session
until Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
IMPORTANT EFFECT
ON VIRGINIA ROAD
Wabash Situation Being Watched
Here With Much Interest.
What Might Occur.
from our Regular Correspondence

(From Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. l5-The
Wabash situation may have an iinpor-
tant effect on the future of the Tide
water Railway, now building from Noe
folk into the coul fields Of Southwest
Virginia. Mr. Ramsey, Preslaehl, OF t ne
road has declared wal on the
Goults. who control the SYSTEM. or
are supposed to do so, and has
sent out a circular to the stockholders
OF the road, asking for their proxies FOR
the annual meeting on the 10th of DC
tober.
An interesting story in connection with
the road Is to tho effect that at the last
annual meeting George j. Gould had 70
borrow stock to control the meeting
1t has been the popular idea that he
was in absolute control of the proper
ty by reason OF owning majority OF
/ the stock This being the case, there Is
a possibility that Mr.. Gould will see
himself displaced and MT. Ramsey In
stalled.
1t is not known how far the deposit
ton of Gould and the installation OF
Ramsey would affect the building of the
Tdewater, which was undertaken by the
Wabash. It Is not known that there
will be a change in policy but there
have been sharp differences of opinion
the opinion is expressed that some OF.
them grew out pf TIE building OF the
Virginia road. A victory for Ramsey
might mean an extreme modification Of
the plans for the Underwater, which might
affect Virginia seriously.
The differences between Mr.. Gould and
Mr. Ramsey originated, It is said, over
the entrance Of the Wabash into Pitts
burg, the former critlclsing the man
ner of construction and the way in
which the work had been financed
though, it is alleged by friends OF Mr..
Ramsey, he had formerly, as chair
man of the board of directors, given
his sanction to both, The breach wi
dcned, and finally, Mr.. Ramsey turned
over to the Dayton system and the Van
derbilt and Pennsylvania interests the
Ann Arbor and the Little I<anawhn Rail-
roads, which were to have gone to the
Wabash. Soon afterwards, his resgna-
ton from the Wabash was announced
to take effect October LIST.
1t is believed that Mr.. Ramsey knows
where the control Of the Wabash lies,
else he would not be making an appeal
for proxies. He must know that it
is not actually held by Mr.. Gould.
The voting stocks and bonds of the
Wabash now amount to $Si.O00,OO0 as fol-
lowa:
Capital stock, s24ooo,GU seven per cent.
preferred, and s$O,00Oc0O common, Hold
ers OF the $4,000 debcnture CA six
per cent. bonds and the $265OO, 600 de-
benturc "lS bonds are also entitled to
vote. Tho debenture holders are en,l-
tied to name onc-hnf of the highest even
number Of the executive committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Yellow Fever Record.
(1sy Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI, September 15.---At least
five persons having yellow fever ar
rived here over the Queen and Ores cen
line to-day The train consisted OF aO
refugees from Lake Providence, La La
and Tallulah, La, who were fleeing
from the yellow fever. When the train
reached Lexington several persons VINO
were sick attempted to escape, but we're
caught by the police and forced back on
the train. All the other passengers Or
the train were allowed TO 30 to their
destinations, but the names and ud-
dresses Of all were taken and they can
be reached by the authorities { needed.
After thorough Investigation, the su s.
pected cases were declared TO be yeiioW
fever and the patients were Isolated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
EXCITEMENT OVER
TRIAL 0E sQRCERER!S!

Considerable excitement has oeeH
caused by the trial Of Two sorcerets ~, -.
the town OF Duisburg, In russia, s -. ),
special cable TO the Wasninstol, a '.a.
from Berlin These two sell -ststeu - - 49,.
fessors Of the black art extracted la.t l.,,
sums al money from crcdulous persol.s
hvS"raisng the devil with all 1atl ''I
.of mysterious rites n,,,,,
me client was brought Into a.l,l.ls
Illuminated room. thick with the ou ~, Z !
OF ill-smelling herbs and sulphur ln
sorcesses drnped in black ana sca .I..
robes glidcd in. AS she entered her con-
federate disappeared and the ceremony
commenced. Long incantations were
GONG through. and a mystic appear was
Intimately made to the inhabitants OF
The lower world. After long silence
lid appeal was answered In a hlsn-
pitcher tenor voice by song OF me
Prince Of Darkness pronouncing the des-
tiny Of his client.
The sorceress. whose name IS 9ip'2ies'
and his satanic majesty, who was chris
tened Bonne, were shown to be lmpos-
TORS In a curious manner. Bonnie was en-
gagged TO sing at a Local concert, tils
performance was but half finished when
an ngitated member Of the audience arose
and denounced him as Satan, with tne
result that both lmpostorsy were many
arrested and placed on trial They nave
been sentenced to three years lmprisoh-
nlcnt each.