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Evening journal., 1905-03-27

"Her only Sin" comes TO the Opera
House on Wednesday afternoon and
might. The play is interesting from the
rise of the curtain on the first act until
the final curtain falls. The climaxes arc
strong and exciting, and the story is one
that will appeal to all classes Of theatre
goers.
Faust" comes TO the Opera House on
Saturday afternoon and night Porter J..
Whites presentation of the garden scene
lis promised to eclipse anything Of the
kind seen on the local stage. A most COM
lplete scenic outfit is enhanced by life
like properties and marvellous use of
electric effects.
when the Bell Tolls" begins a three
days engagement at the Lyceum this
AFTERNOON and evening. In Olga
Drovsl1y. the dashing adventures. the
author has created "A strong character
who by sheer determination moves
laside every obstacle that stands in hei
lpath to power and Influence. The play
is fun of able characters and in the
lsecond act the climax rises TO one oil
the very strongest yet seen on the
stage.
No drama this season offered &c
theatne goers has been 50 pronounced
la SUCCESS as THE Silver Dagger" 10y
Mark Z. Swan. 1t will be at tn,
Lyceum ON the last three days Of thi,
week.
"At the Old Cross Roads," will b,
the attraction at the Lyoeum ON Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday April 3
4, 8.
The bill at Garrick this week pre-
lsents thirty-five people and include.
five features that are entirely worthy
to be classed as star attrastions. Julian
Etinge, the young Bost0nian. and tbs
original Miss Simplicity" character il
the opera of that name; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Edmond. the comedy stars IN
ca new production; Cinderella. witt
LaCanmentell & Co, presenting fou'
girls, a big policeman and a pony. witt
elaborate scenic and stage effects; Thi
Slowtowh Choir, with Genevieve Ia,
and four assistants, I'm what many con
slider the best singing act in vaudeville
Ad. Carlisle's dogs and ponies; Rec
and Shaw, Gainella and Shirk, Clin'
and Clifton and the ISinetograph
Surely the nsany patrons of the hous
will have no reason to complain eithe
of tho quantity or quality Of the week
attractions.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

"ISellar." the magician, will appear at
the Opera House on next Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

OF all the great operators of Wall Street. hovee--
Daniel Drew furnishes the most remarkable instance
OF immense and long-continued success followed .r
utter failure and hopeless bankruptcy His early --
cess as stock SpeculatOr all the more Surur-
because he was an Illiterate man. who barely had
learned to read and write enough to be able to u
his own name, in a Sprawling. ilegible hand
lie had been a Catte-drover, and after thai .-
keeper OF the Bulls Head Tavern, at the New .->
Continued Page Iql
The evening world., 1905-09-19
FRANCHISE FIGHT WAITS.

At the request Of counsel Attorney
General Mayer adjourned the hearing
scheduled for to-day at his once ia
the Lords Court building Oil the petit
tlon as 10 whetAsr or not the Forty.
second street. Nan~hattanvilie and 81.
Nichqlas syssus railways had not for.
fcited the.r right 70 operate cars on
The dsts q Ne next hearing wa,
This pstiiioni r~equsssins the Ait,r,
nsy-aenerai to bring estlon AGAINST
tbs Vorty.second Ofeet Ralwsy "a
a'|sal|j|''|
The evening world., 1905-09-19
new DEADLOCK
over MOROCCO
France Denies that Halt in Me-
gotiations Is Due to Demand
by Germany for Cession of
important Territory.

PARIS. Sept. Ia.-Another crisis has
arisen in the negotiations between
France and Germany relative to the
Moroccan conference and resulted in a
suspersion of the meetings between DR..
Rosen. the new German Minister to
Morocco. and NJ. Revolt. former Cover
nor of Algiers, the specia! plenipotenti-
aries of Germany and France.
Their last meeting occurred three days
ago and there !s no present sign of the
resumption Of their conferences. DR..
Rosen In the meantime Ia seeking in
structions from Berlin. but the extended
delay begins to excite apprehension in
official quarters taat Germany will not
yield upom points which France con-
siders to DE essential.
Both sides show anxietv. and the
strain promises seriously 10 affect the
Bourse.
However, the Foreign Otice continues
to view the situation as susceptible OF
adjustment and specifically denies an
alarrnist report that the e"man de-
nand<, include the port of Mogaior,
upon the Atlantic coast of Morocco.
DR.. Rcsen will not ad:nd that there Is
a deadlocA. He aid to-day:
THE alarm!st reports are quite IN
warranted. The questions involved
are of supreme Importance to both
countries end therefore NJ. Revoh II
I are proceeding slowly and udousi
not desiring a hasty solution, but seek
ing an adjustment which will leave the
future free from further misrnders:and-
ing. We prefer a few hours delay RAIN
e.. than accept n lame, uncertain agree
ment which would be a continual source
~, future conflict rsuher than a dehhi'e
q s<r,ra nee Of peace
The evening world., 1905-09-19
II FATIGUED,
AVOIDS OVATION.
Wish of Russian Peace Envoy for
Quiet Entry Into Paris Is
esDecteG

PARIS. Sept. I'm. White, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter and
several members of the Russian mission,
arrived here this morning after a tedi-
Gus nights ride from Cherbourg. Fol-
lowing the express wish OF the Russiln
statesman, there was no Informal recep-
tion. and only a few intimate friends
gathered at the Northern Railroad Sta
ton.
A crowd Of travellers respectfully
saluted NJ. White. who bowed his ac-
Acknowledgements.
He appeared to be much fatigued
by the voyage, entered an automobile
and was conducted to the Hotel Bris.
toll. NJ. White will make a brief stay
in Paris, comforting with Ambassado
Nelidoff and probably also with Presi-
dent Loubet n Premier Rouvier.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
MOTORMAN
KELLY Seen
: IN newark
Police Told Where They
Can Find MAJ. in Charge
Of ~" Death Train.

Upon the request Of the police Cor
one Soholer has adjourned the inquest
into the T. accident at Fifty-third
street and Ninth -:enue, in which
twe lve persons were killed, 10 a week
from next Friday. This was done to
give the police time to find PAU Kelly.
the missing motorman OF the wrecked
train.
Kelly has been trlced to Newark. n.
j.. where he has been In hiding at the
home Of relatives since he lied from the
scene of the disaster. \ fellow employee
OF the motorman saw Kelly in Newark
on sunday last II notified the police
and Supt. Hedley Of tho fact. DetcH-
tives who are WORKING n the case ex-
roc. TO get the man before next week.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
BOMB SET o
POLICE CHIEF.
Ohio Oancinl Active Against Saloon
Men Finds Deadly Missile
on Window sill.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. Sept. 10
When Chief OF Police John w. wyman
entered his office to-day he was sur
prised to see the window Immediately
adjacent TO his desk open. A few min
utes later he learned the reason. when
he discovered a dynamite bomb on the
window sill. hidden under a piece of
paper.
The fuse was turned towand the
street. and 1t Is the theory that II was
meant to explode the cartridge after
che Chief entered.
Chief Wyman has served as an officer
IN Columhiana County for twenty years
and has always been an active anti
%Saloonist ~
The evening world., 1905-09-19
MELLEN ON TUNNEL WRECK.
Declares New Haven Road Em-
uloyes We're Not at FAINT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. l9.-Presi-
dont Charles 8. Mellen, of the Ne"
York, New Haven and Hartford Kan
r,ad. to-day issued n statement IN re-
alton TO tbs dera!iing of u car yes'er-
aay IN the bo~ston-bound express tran,
In the tunnel, Just outside the d'ahu
Central Station, New York city
~ think it right to say he declared,
that the wreck occurred enere,S guy
Of the Jurisdiction of ms Ne" n'
rood and that the work Of caTin- for
tho Injured and clearing UP the wreck
ire was not in the hands of our men
a, all. South OF woodiawn station al.
trains and train crews are governed
by the rllss of n separate manas
ment, None Of our engineers, for eA-
ample, =. a.oned TO run a ios'moHve
below woodlawn until ne has pnr,tn
an examination set by the separate
Management.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
SULTAN L
TO LEISHMAN.
Minister Vow Has Free Access I.
Prisoners Who Claim to be
American Citisens.

CoNsTANTINOPLE. Sept. 1s.-Turkev
has taken the first step toward yielding
to the demands of tho American LeEa-
tion by admitting the right OF the Amer
lean Consular AUTHORIZES TO see the
Armenians, Vartanian and Afarian,
charged. one with ASA ssination and the
other with bomb-throwing. and investi-
gate their claims To be entitled to Amer
lean protection.
Consul General Dickinson, accom-
panied by the Dragoman OF tho Lega-
ton. has already visited the prisoners
in the police station OF the Bee hiktash
Quarter and has opened an inquiry.
Contrary to general report, Minister
Sept. Is was merely a courtesy visit and
was not connected with the present Dip
lomatic difficulty. to which neither the
Ejultan nor Mr.. L.eishman referred.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
YOUNG QUEEN
LOOKS TO WAR
Wi!heImina Wants the Youth Of
Her Nation Trained for Mill
tary Duty and Calls for Quick
Work on Fortifications.

THE HAGUE. Sept. 19.-The States
General reopened to-day. Queen VIII
Eelmina in her speech after expressing
pleasure at the ED OF the Far Eastern
War dealt with internal matters. She
said tho financial condition Of the coun-
Try lmperatively demanded an econom-
The evening world., 1905-09-19
KILLED
BIG MILL BLAZE.
One Fireman Met Death and Three
Others Injured by Collapse
[ of FLOOR.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. Zone fire.
man was killed. another seriously in
5ured and two others were slightly
hurt In a IRE that destroyed the Brown
Flour Mills on the Esplanade early to-
day. Within ter minutes after the fire.
men got to work On phe building the
main floor collapsed. buryinS four Of
Capt. WorreiI was instantly killed
and 'Ospt. Sargent probably fatally In
5ured. Fireman Robinson and Fox were
cut and bruised.
The mill contained 10000 barrels of
hour and 0 .000 bushels of wheat. The
total LOGS IL estimated at 5000. 900.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
HELPED CHINESE IN.

Buffalo Removed ON that Charge.
WASHINGTON. Sept. is.-The De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor to-
day Issued an order removing Edward
Boltx and Charles W. Stevenson. Chi
nese inspectors In the immigration SER
vice.
They were charged With assisting In
smuggling four Cinnamon into the
United States at Buffalo and vita
swearing falsely at tho hearing OF these
Cinnamon, whose cases ARE now before
the United States Commissioners In that
city. This ID. the .hrst time since the
Chinese Exclusion Act that ON Inspector
has been found guilty Of such an OF.
fense.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
LICENSE OF CAPTAIN WHO
DIDN'T AID SYLPH REVOKED.
psssidsnvs Yacht HAD Been Dis
ablea Tsking Mrs. Roosevelt
tn Florida.

WAnHIN0ToN. Sept. is.-The De-
parfmsnt Of Commerce ana Labor has
invoked the lioenss OF the captain OF
D steamer otsri. formerly one Of the
qnile1 Fruit cQmpany'g. vessels plying
eSsNssn NE West indies and Baltl-
q alleged the captain refused to
~ ne rraeident's yacht 6ylph when
- Yss 1tsAbled on the st OF North
ssys5 Hrs. Reossssiiii 10 r Sas con-
The evening world., 1905-09-19
FELL IN RIVER AND DROWNED.

Joseph Sposato. ~fifty-seven wears old,
OF No. 80 Laight stree, w'hile work.
ing at pier 80, North river. this morn
Ing fell into the uve. and was drowned.
Tho body was recovered.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
CRO WIN PRINCE
s IN COURT,
Appeal os knfser's Son from De-
cision of Assessors who ave
EAtnte Is Rcicctcd.

BERLIN. Sept. 19.-The Superior
Court of Prussia to-day rejected the
appeal OF Crown Prince Frederick Will
from the decision of the tax as
SCISSORS of the Gels district, who levied
$3.50 on an estate which the Prince in
herlted from his grandfather.
The Prince claimed exemption. as heir
to the throne. to paying taxes u~der
the statute exemPt!ng the Crown iirm
SO doing.
The evening world., 1905-09-19
minnie DAILY
FACES DuPEEI
L.ANDLADlES
Nj ny CT These WHO Got
Confederate $40 Bills
See Her in Cell.

"Noardins-house Keepers. I never
hraw t7ere were so many in New
10TH
M''"'e Da'F' ''''t'" wa" P"E''S "'.
'o''" I'"' ~ No'.'""'"'e '"o',S' "ou"u
"'' sum VIM i"st'" ".'"'a ."v y
OATS VI ne' ''' III 'n' "'N' - l'"''
y"
keepers oi "p"I''''"-
never ~" *, -, 80 w..
ana u'"r nn"' "o"' '"e' 81" ''N "N|
"rs' ''us''S'
'|s' 'heh u woman "n, ''i' '"' '''
ni'''N '"Uo''o"S - '
me c'r'ul"r 5 "'.F'
M'.n '''.' "vNr |''
~ - ,n, a,
80 ',t n u.,i,c,
-. ,u.a,. ,d,,,r r,,ocl-
~, -. ,..,.,-,. Zoo
IL, t. ,o.,t,ino ynb mt, woman
t. ,a,,. a.. .,rss m,
ns ~, : ,oLo ,ais ,tu and Give her
-, e., ,r,rgo"
,,l 49, ror,.,, woman ry,nel IN,
,rsnir,,ion from nor crow as she re-
i,oyod herself of her feelings to Matron
Kallv
- nu.
"1 dom, know thi, woman." said Mrs.
D,,v 10, y "r. is SO embarrassing being
stared nj nv these women" she added
Wit n Northumberland, hllf-amused
smile MIA wing hide and geek across he.
ba,ylike face.
Mrs. D,ly is young and pretty, Wit
blue. soulful eyes ana wavy % acN hal!
rlrted In she middle and wo,l low CT
tho neck. Madonna fashion.
..t, a. o,so 81 ,n;s.oben identify" she
o"
said.
IL am the victim Of some peculia
.. o,.,,u,,,cos 7 never krev
ch't Oh circumstances
there was 50 much money in clrcul"'
inn d,r,,, the confrderacy. Her.
80
comes ahother.
A little hin woman nervousiy opene.
,.r ,rrso ord nr,d,ccd a conpani3,
lef purse anu p'Sn'u
piece t. the first $50 Dill.
mo. that's not her" said the woman
choking hack her disapp ointment. The
woman | gave SIS In change 70 wore :
green dress. ard she was ola and ugly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
HIGHWAY WEEDS.

One of the laws enacted BY
the last legislature and which
became operative July LIST, pro
vides for the cutting of noxious
weeds along the public high
ways. Road supervisors are
charged with the execution Of
the law, and it is needless to
say it should be strictly inforc-
ed. In a state largely agricul-
tural like North Dakota, the des-
truction Of weeds which are in
furious to the farmer is of para
mount Importance. Many of
them are distributed by teams
along the public highways. The
progressive farmer who strives
to keep his lands clean is thus
placed'at the mercy of his care
less and shiftless, neighbor. If
the weeds are cut for a distance
of sixty fee. on each side of the
public highway between July
10th and August LIST, as the law
provides, much of the danger
from this source will be elimi-
mated. Land owners can cut
them along the highways
through their own lands and
have the same credited on their
road taxes. The value of such
labor shall be fixed by the road
supervisor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
FFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY AND
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE.
NO TIME TO LOSE.

Germany appears to be upon
the point of assuming RESPONSE
bility for the affairs of Sweden
and Norway, and in the absence
of any objections to the Kaisers'
program we may look for an
early settlement of the dispute
along lines entirely satisfactory
to the European monarchies. 7@'
The United States could not
ebesexpected to interfere even by
suggestion as between Sweden
:. and Norway, because their CON
stentions are in the nature of, a
familysdispute, and family quar-
rels are always best settled by
the parties directly in interest.
It may be doubted, however,
whether even the United States
should decide to remain quies-
cent when another nation, a
world power great enough to
annihilate all Scandinavia, pro-
poses an adjustment which may
concern all the other powers.
If It'll lis true. and thus far it is
not denied-that Sweden is deal
ing unfairly by Norway as res
poets her commerce, we can see
no reason why the United States
should not take one or more of
the nearby nations into it's con-
fidence and propose, in the
friendliest sort of way, that
there should be "a square
deal" Nor nave we the least
doubt that President Roosevelt
would consent to. do this very
thing If some prominent Nor.
wegian would lay the case be-
fore him in it's true light.
The stereotyped petitions and
resolutions which have been sent
the president from Norwegian
gatherings are all we'll enough
IN their way, but they will not
have the effect or accomplish
the purpose like personal ap-
peal by 3 some representative
Norwegian holding high place
under our government.
The Inter Ocean dominates
Senator Knute Nelson of Minne-
sofa as the bearer Of the mes
sage, and suggests that Ameri.
can NorWegians everywhere
should write or wire him with
this end in view. President
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

SEES advertisement for bids
therefor need NOT be for more
than three consecutive weeks
i'm some weekly newspaper,
published i'm such county,
and provided also, that all cor
tracts for the furnishing OF sta.
tionery, blank books and sup
plies generally for all county:
officers shall be let at the
first regular meeting i'm April
TO rum for the period of one
year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE Our, and
RETURN $25. 0O. u

RNs @a0.Ut.
For the occasion Of the Annual
Feast Of Ste. Anne, at Ste. Anne
de Beaupre Que, July 18th 1905,
the Duluth. South Shore i Allan.
tic Ry,, will run their usual spec
|ial excursion from Duluth on July
23rd. For this excursion tickets
at rate Of $25. 90 will be sold to ST.
Anne and return, which will be
good for return passage up to Au-
gust3 LIST, and good for stop over
Eat any point enroute. The special
Excursion train will be made up of
coaches, tourist sleeping cars and
palace sleeping cars which win
run through from Duluth without
change. For full particulars and
sleeping ear reservation in either
Tourist or Palace cars, please ap-
ply to a. Perrin. General Agent,
43O West Superior ST., Duluth.
MINI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

This weeks Inter-Ocean con-
tains a signed communication
from Prof. E. F. Laid which
charges Sears, Roebuck & Co..
who do not pay taxes in this.
state, with selling coal tar dyes
for food.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

The commissioners proceed
ings as published in the official
papers tell the tax payers moth
ing of the merits of the ex-
penditures. The lid must come
off to disclose the contents Of
the kettle. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

Trees along the streets are a
delight to all, but if the branches
were trimmed sufficiently high
to enable a person to pass beneath
them without having his hat re-
moved, the religious spirit Of the
city would be improved.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

Roosevelt knows that the Nor
Wegians have done much for
Senator Nelson and there can be
no doubt that he would be glad
to see and talk with him in this
the most critical hour in Nor
ways history.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

Ten thousand citizens of New
York recently went to ConeJ Is
land and slept on the sand, I be-
cause of the excessive heat.
North Dakota weather is ! yet
about the ideal thing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
Advertised Letters

u Remaining unealled for at the
post Office at Devils Lake for the
week ending July 20, 1905. I If
not called for within fourteen
days, they will be sent to the
"dead letter Office" Parties call
ing for any Of said letters, say
ssadyertised -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

If the toy pistol can produce
lock jaw, it should at once be
placed in the hands Of some of
the pugilists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
EXTRANEOUS AND UNTRUE

It is only necessary to call the
attention of the taxpayers to the
fact that the chairman of the
board of county commissioners
acting on behalf Of the purchas.
ing committee, gave a contract
for supplies amounting to more
than one hundred dollars with
out asking for bids, as required
by law, and that contract cost
the taxpayers from $50 to SIS
more than it would had the con-
tract been given according to
law. The Inter Ocean does not
care who gets the work so long
as the law is complied with and
the work is given to the lowest
bidder. The law quoted below
and the report Of the commits
sioner's proceedings. published
elsewhere in this ISSUE: will tell
the entire story. The taxpayers
|of Ramsey county can judge for
themselves wherein a protest
against the violation of statute
and the consequent unnecessary
expenditure of the peoples
money. is "extran eous and un-
true"
Wherein is the protest ex-
traneous, other than its criticism
of the acts of the king of Ram
sey county? Wherein is the pro-
test untrue?
Section 1925 of the code,
which is the law governing the
matter, reads as follows:
The board shall cause an advertisement for
bids for the erection of such building to be
published for at least three months prior to the
Hshed in the county and in such other news
paper in the state and for such period as the
board may deem advisable: Such advertise
tions may be examined and the time allowed
for the completion of such building, also the
time when the bids will be opened and passed
| regular sessions. The lowest responsible bid
must In all cases be accepted and the contacts
| for such building shall! be so conditioned that
| same shall be made until the contract shall. be
| executed and the buildings completed to the
satisfaction and acceptance OF the board.
! Such board may further require a bond to ac-
company each bid, conditioned that the bidder
will enter intoaa contract with approved sure
ties for the performance of the work in accord
ance with the plans and specifications in case
his bid is accepted. u
The provisions of this Sc G.
tiOn shall applytO all contracts
Tor fuel. stationery and all
other articles for fine use OF
!! the county, or labor TO be per-
formed therefor, when the
amount to be paid for same
during amy year exceeds the
sum of ONE hundred dollars:
provided, that i'm all such ca.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

1t is said the power of the
press is.o the wane, but John
D. Rockefeller, who has hereto
fore sneered at it is now with
ing like an angle worm on a
fish hook over the Tarbell story.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

The fact that Rockefeller once
had father is a source of much.
surprise in the public mind.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

Building blocks, Beat nature.
Devils Lake Fortified Brick and
Stone company. 6tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28
4 BAD SCARE,

some day you will get 8 had
scare. when you feel : painin your
bowels, and fear appendiciti s.
Salty lies IN Dr. Il. ing's New
Life Pills, sure cure, for al bow
Gland stomach diseases, such as
headache biliousness, costiveness,
etc. Garanteed at @. w Greene II
drug store, only 25c. Trythem.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

For Sale A number Of desir-
able residence lots, also lots Of de-
sirable residences, business blocks
and farm lands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-28

FoR SALE $50 acre farm AZ
miles north Of Devils Lake. l36
acres under cultivation, fair build
ings. Eass terms, address 81 g.
Rother, Perth, N. Dakota.