davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
KALAUOKALAN|
CONTINUED from Page -

CONTINUED from Page -
a meeting of the members OF the party
in that district
Then there was some tall talking
done until on motion, further con-
sideration. Of the section was deferred.
Kookoo of Maui wanted consideration
of Section 6, dealing with the power
of the president to call general con-
vention. deferred. The section was
passed after tumult of discussion.
The next eight sections were passed
in short order, after having been ex-
planned, at length, for the benefit of
Delegate Kookoo. who is certainly a
cuckoo.
Kookoo moved that Section IA be
amended so that the majority of dele
gates from each ELECTORAL district
should have the power TO discharge any
of it's own delegates who might be
found guilty of misconduct. instead of
having the power vested in the execu-
tive committee.
The amendment failed and the Sec
tion went through.
Section 16 caused the irrepressible
Kookoo to be again heard from. He
suggested that two-thirds vote of any
district should have power to select a
candidate to Congress in case the gen
eral convention failed to select one.
The section passed unamended.
The remaining sections. including the
deferred Section 5, were passed without
much delay and the constitution as q
whole was adopted.
Morris Kaaikaula of Oahu was very
sore over the passing of the new con-
stitution, which he heartily denounced
He talked and talked until. at noon
recess was taken. and even then kept
ON talking.
The first thing done at the afternoon
session was the signing of the new con.
stitution by. the president and dele,
gates present.
Nominations We're then received fol
president. the names OF Motley and Ka-
lauokaIani being proposed Both with
drew, but Kalauokalani pleaded will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
FROM THE OUTER WORLD
BY STEAMER NEBRASKAN
ANDERSON

James D. Kennedy of Honolulu has
been elected vice-president of the
Junior Glass, Stanford University.
1t is reported on high authority that
Plenipotentiary de Witt will be dis
honored by the Gar when he returns
to Russia.
Tsunayubi Adachi. chief of the Toxic
metropolitan police, has resigned, and
Kiyohide Seki, Governor of Nagano
prefecture, has been appointed as his
successor.
The Little Carmelite Sisters, having
convent in Paris were forced open and
the institution was closed, the sisters
taking trains for elsewhere.
A detachment Of Federal troops has
been sent to Clipperton island, in the
Pacific, to guarantee the interests of
the company which has q concession to
establish fisheries in the neighborhood
of the island.
The, Northwest Indiana conference
of the Methodist Church declined to in
dorse an appeal from the congregation
at Whiting, Ind, to John d. Rockefel-
Ter for financial aid for the building of
new church and parsonage.
For what will probably be the first
time in the history of this country, a
high-caste Chinese girl is to,be intro.
duced to Washington society this fall
She is Miss Liang Cheng, the seventeen.
year-old daughter of the Chinese Min
lister.
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice, the author
of "Mrs. Wigs and the Cabbage
Patch' and other notable stories, while
not altogether forsaking literary pur.
suits has made her debut in the com
mercial world by organizing new
national bank with capital stock Of
$250,000.
Lawrence Brown, an inspector fol
the Department of Interior, whose
hasty marriage to Miss Florence Har
graves OF Colorado Springs, member
of the chorus with the Irma Opers
Company, which caused sensation al
the oklahoma capitol. has been dis
missed from the service and the quasi
public notice given that marriages OF
one days acquaintance are not looked
upon with favor by the Interior De
terror Department.
the sentence of dismissal by court
martial in the case of Commander Ber
nard o. Scott from the Navy and th'
sentence will be duly executed by thu
Navy Department. Commander Scot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26


Motley TO reconsider his determination.
asking that the support which would
have been accorded him. had hesbeen
in the race, be given to Motley. The
latter finally accepted the nomination
and was unanimously elected.
Three cheers We're given for ''Mr.
Presidenta." who shook hands all
round. 1sh
For vice president the nominations
were ]. A. Baker, w. Mossman and
David Kupihea. The bailoting resulted:
Mossman, "a; Kupihea, 27; Baker, 5.
Mossman, dressed like a state sem
ator at Washington. fairly glowed with
satisfaction.
There were more cheers for Moss
man.
David Kupihea, who has been secre-
tary of the party for nearly ten years,
was unanimously reelected to his old
office.
A standing vote on the two nomina-
tions for auditor was then taken and
resulted:
]. A. Baker, 20; w. Kaleihuia, 10.
]. X Nakookoo was nominated but
withdrew.
]. p. Kahahawai was elected treas
urer without any opposition.
The honorary presidents were next
| elected and the voting resulted as fol-
lows:
First Honorary President, T. c. Po.
lilxapa; Second Honorary President, w
Kalaehao: Third Honorary President
| Peleiholani
| Recess was then taken and at 6 p. m
the committee appointed to select
names for the various district commit
| tees reported. The selection commit
tee comprised, ]. b. Kaoho, d. H. Ka'
haulelio. Geo. Kekipi, ]. M. Kealoha
! W. Kahlbaum.
The district committees as approved
are as follows:
| Hawaii-T. H. Haaheo, j. w. Kekoa-
kulana. w. M. Keolanui, 7. B. All lie.
ong. Kauahipauloopio. J. B. Kaohi, ]
w. Keliikoa, L. Lazaro. j. N. Keoali
| Maui-Geo. Kekipi, w. White, C. l.
Kookoo, p. Goodness, j. c. Keiipi, q
p. Kauaimakaole, d. H. Kahaulelio
| Oahu-C. X. Motley, w. Mossman, ]
M. Kealoha, Peter Makia, w. Kahl.
baum, s. K Mahoe, X. b. Kuapuu, J
X. Nakooko6. Henry Meheula, ]. NJ
| Poepoe, d. Kahooleawai
Kauai-R. Puuki, S. Makaila, ]. Il
| Apollo, S. Puulei, Jas. Moiki.
The executive committee was mex
resolved upon, the following being 1T
personnel:
]. A. Akina, ]. M. Kealoha, w. K
Kaleihuia, ]. M. Poepoe, ]. K. Nakoo
koo, j. p. Makainai, d. H. Kahalelili
Kauaimakaole, ]. Kauahi. w. Kahl
baum, M. X. Kaauwai, L. K. Sheldon
| A. X. Williams, H. Kaliliha, j. Paoo
B. Kamahalani, Kealoha, Kahina Phi
moku, Chas. Makolo, d. Kahaleua, Ke
liihanaiho. d. Kaona, o. q. w. Wal
kalapi, III. Meheula, j. K. Kaohi, Capt
Pehenui. S. N. Kealina, Napeha, ]. Ma
maielua, Paula Hokii.
Discussion followed as to whether
platform committee should be elected
and before this problem had been salts
factorily solved an argument broke ou
as to whether the session was of
regular or special nature.
Everybody was talking at once a
7:45 p. m. and the wordy warfare show
ed no signs of abating.
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
SALES
ORDERED

Judge De Bolt granted an order to
sell real estate belonging to the Gilli-
land minors. on the petition of their
guardian, Christina Gilliland. The prop
erty consists of lot on the northerly
side of Maunakea street and II Ia
acres in Pauoa valley.
USELESS HUSBAND DIVORCED.
Judge Robinson granted divorce to
Maria Margarita Rickard against Rich
ard Thomas Ricksrd. on a, libel charg-
ing that, ever since their marriage on
August 16, 1902, he had absolutely
failed, neglected and refused to pro-
vide suitable or any maintenance or
support for her. The custody of
female child is given to the mother,
and she is allowed to resume her
former name of Maria Margarita
Hardy. Douthitt for libellant; An
drade for libellee.
PLANTATION TAXES CASE.
Deputy Sheriff Sea has subpoenaed
James L. Holt to testify in the matter
of the County of Kauai against James
l.. Holt and-Ir K. Farley. tax assessors
of the 1st and 4th taxation divisions
of Hawaii. The matter will be heard
by Judge Hardy on September 27 at 1o
a. m. This is the case to test the col
lection at Honolulu of income taxes due
by plantations on the island of Kauai
Kauai county authorities claim that
Kauai should have the benefit Of such
taxes.
CHARITABLE CREDITORS.
The final account of Lam Chang See
Administrative Of the estate of Lam
Hong, deceased, was approved by
Judge Robinson. There is a balance
of s351.5O Many of the creditors waiv-
ed their claims against the estate, the
rest taking only ten per cent of theirs
owing to the family's poverty. A. F
Judd appeared for petitioner. Later
the mother was appointed guardian Of
her minor children.
COURT ITEMS.
w. H. Cornwell yesterday petitioned
Judge A. N. Kepoikai for a partition
OF property belonging to the estate OF
w. H. Cornwell, deceased, and situat-
ed at Waikapu. The petition is direct
Jed against the Henry Waterhouse Trus
! Company, administrator. and others.
Judge Robinson yesterday sustained
demurrer to the amended complaint
of Rosalia Barete against Antonio j
Lopes and dismissed the complaint
Deputy Sheriff George C. Sea yester.
day subpoenaed John p. Mendoza Of
Lihue, Kauai, to bear testimony in tn,
case of william Richmond. libellant fol
divorce from Mary c. Richmond.
The bill to set aside a deed brought
by Kaninui against Kalai ct al. wa!
dismissed by Judge Robinson withou
prejudice. No appearance was made
for plaintiff. c. F. Peterson appeared
for defendants.
: Celia Noar filed bond of $3.50 al
Administrative of the estate of Isaac
Noar, her surety being Julia Noar. Th'
account of the temporary administra'
tor, Frank Godfrey, was approved ant
he ordered. discharged by Judge Rob
inson.
Judge Robinson appointed james
Alexander Lyle as executor Of th'
will of Louis Busnell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
\ GOOD FAMILY L1N1MENr

Every family should be supplied with
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
For cuts. bruises, burns, scalds or SINH
lar injuries, which are of frequent oc-
currence in every household, there is
nothing so good. 1t cools and soothes
the wound and not only gives instant
relief but brings out speedy and per-
manent cure. For sale by all dealers
and druggists. Benson. Smith & Co..
Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

consulting engineers have not yet come
to formal decision on this important
matter and are not likely 70 do SC
until after they have maze their forth
coming visit to the isthmus. But the
members of the board privately say
they have little or no doubt as TO
what their final conclusion 10 to be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

G. NJ. Rolph, former secretary and
assistant-manager OF Alexander &
Baldwin, leaves for the Coast on the
Sonoma TO take charge of the Crockett
refinery e. f. Paxton, formerly with
the b. F. Dillingham; Co., will succeed
him. while continuing as manager and
secretary of the Hawaiian Sugar Fac
tors Company, Ltd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
THERAPIoN

Is sold by principal Chemists throughout ths
world. Price IN England 2/9 and 4/8. In or.
dering. state which OF the three numbers re-
quired, and observe that the word ''Therapion"
p,sa sR On D 80 .,, e.p us
every package by order OF His Majesty's Hon.
Commissioners. and without which It 10 .
forgery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25

text books in order to keep strictly
up to date. These books are used
by all the principal schools and
factories in the country and also by
the government as reference books.
Booklet free. /
Mrs. Thomas Connolly of Law
ton accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, is visiting at the home Of
her daughter Miss Florence.
Frank Emigh Of Grand Harbor
township, has awarded the con.
tract for a fine 81, 900 residence
to P. A. Places Of this city.
Rev. James will preach next
Sunday night on the subject:
Where the Money Goes. = This
isa continuation Of the series of
sermons on practical topics, the
first of which was delivered last
Sunday to a very large ;congre-
cation. .,.ss
The question Of raising 81. 900
for improving the roads leading
into this city, seems tolhave been
lost at the Aelectioni Tuesday.
The vote was very light, and
many of those who didsvote not
understanding the ticket, lost
their votes by voting on both
propositions. Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 81
United States Land Office
Devils Lake. NORTH IA

Devils Lake, North Dakota, july. 2l. 1906
A sufficient protest affidavit having been fiIed
n this Office by Michael Shea, protestant, against
final certificate No. 1886, issued December I3.
1901, to the heirs of Gustof johnson, decd upon
Hd entry No. 13485, made August To- 1898. for
M SEA, seA seq, sec. IS, and swA swA, Sec
ton "a, Township. l57, NJ, Range "a w. by
dustof johnson, deceased, whose heirs are the
nrotestees, In which it is alleged that said
No; e4SS, fled yanuary II, 1891, for said iandr
Der, 1889. and that said proof is still pending,
and 80 far as he knows is still undisposed Of IA
this Office; that in his notice advertising aailN
proof. the previous entryman, John Hamster
was duly notified, and that to the best of His
knowledge and belief, Johnson's entry was al
lowed by mistake, the local officers HAVING
overlooked Shea's final proof; that prior III;
the submitting OF said final proof, he had.
fully complied with the law touching preemp-.i
ton filings, as to residence. cultivation anGll3
improvements and had 80 acres in cultivation,
comfortable house and two wells On the
premises, and that he has continued to occnpyr5
and cultlyate portion of said premises, for
more than 20 years, and that no notice was,
by johnson, why the Rame should not be allow
ed, said parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching said aSle..s
cation at 10 O'Clock al m. on September! 81 Z.
1900, before the Register and Receiver al the
United States Land Office in Devils Lake,,
North Dakota. ls.5.TI7 $-se Z S.-s'as 3,
Ole serumgard. "a
Brennan & Gray, @s 3 - 81
Attorneys for Protestant VIZ a54 /.
II i+ES Devils Lake, N. d. 75
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF North Dakota, 55 III
County of Ramsey. n
In District Court. Second Judicial Distritc5
Da Ia .; =, Laaxdai, Plaintiff,
dngunn Jonsdottir, Sigurlaug, Jonsdottir. Fr;d-
nnnur Jonsson. Jep Einarson Jonas Hall al,
Admlnlstrator OF the eetate Of Thorlaknr .Ions
son, deceased, and all other persons ,1nknown.
claiming any estate or interest in or lien or an 4
cumDrance upon the propertytd described in the
= il IA ana their unknown heirs, s, ~
The State Of North Dakota to tie aboVe
ed defendants. y
You are hereby summoned to answer the COM.
plah1 IN TINS action and to serve a COPY Off
your answer upon the subscriber within thirty
you, exclusive of the day Of service: arsd IL cass
o. your ~ failure to appear or anewer Judgment.
VIII pc taken against yon by default for TIE re-
Dated July 9Th, A. d. 1905, D
4. M Brynjolfson
II :, Il |, Plaintiff Attorney
Residence and P. o. address Z ,avaliar
s5s ~ i, = Pembina County, NJ. Dak.
10 the Defendants above named - - y
lease axe notice that the complaint in this,
aGsaon y Ned n the Office Of the Clerk Of the.
~ ~ m the CITY Of Devils Lake. Coun
ss m. Brynjolfson
ia Plaintiff 8 Attorney.
l 'p sh e. a no9;a. named ~ defendants:
enuSled action relates is the south half Of fhes
southeast quarter OF section ten. fownshiTss
west. "a ST7 - = : aAe9 siiAsss
q. 81 n: Brynj olfson,
~ q Plaintiff 5 Attorney
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
4 4 FTERNOoN SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m. pur
suant to above recess '.s4
Present. Commissioner johnson,
Anderson, Furetenau aDd McCormick.
Moved and carried that the 1904 tax
and the 1905 assessme emit against the
Aaberg strip of land 295 it., in. square
in se14 SO 114of sw14 sec. 81 1854 City
Of Devils Lake. be stricken from the
list for the reason that came is state
property and not liable for taxation.
Carried. st .is a8..
Moved and carried that sounty treas
urer be instructed TO accept face OF
amount sold for and amount Of subse-
|quent taxes endorsed, as per sales
book on tax certi fcates Nos. 498 and
499, sale Of December 1894, and tax
certificates Nos. SCI and 562,
sale Of December Z, 1887, with q per
cent per annum interest to date, and
issue redemption receiDts in full pay
ment Of said amounts lowering lots 5
and 8, block 16, city Of Devils Lake.
Moved and carried that a refunding
order be issued in favor Of Anton Ny
klebust covering the excess tax paid
on q sw114 land sw11 sw1z sec, I-I56-65
for years 1901 and 1902, Same being as
sessed as 154 acres and only contains
100 acres. 35
Moved and carried that the delin-
|quent road tax returned for year 1903
against Martha ]. Kennedy iii CIeye-
land township, 81. 10, and DELINQUENT
roadtax for year 1904 againstC d. Ken
needy in &c Cleveland township, be strick
en- from the list, neither haYing any
personal property on which euch
tax could be based.
Moved and carried that the iustice
report of . r.. Henry for quarter end.
ing june 80, 1906, Nbe approved and
warrants ordered drawn In payment Of
Same, subject To chapter I62, session
laws 1901 as amended: q
2. ~. Henry, Justice tees 4. 70 65
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
DIR. Thor Moeller returned

- e TtafA 4 r.
DR.. Thor Moeller returned
Monday from his sumlher resort
at Fish Lake and brought with
him a string Of fine black bass
caught from The lake. The Quill
driv ers did not partake Of the
Belshazarar feast but got q
promise Of a place at the next.
and the Doctors promise is as
good as a reality. DR.. Moeiler
owns three miles of the lake
shore all beautifully wooded,
and he has laid out a consider
able part Of It in lots for which
he has a large demand. He ex-
poets il to be the most popular
summer resort iii the northwest
in a few years.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25

The international Correspon-
dence Schools whose advt. appears
else where ia this paper have 4
paid up capital 81 R$5. O0O. 900.
They employ $500 people III All del.
partments. They occupy q acres
OF floor space. Thep expend $250 q
900 annually ii the revision off
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25

Chas. White, witness fees. 40
The auditor was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for $50 tons more or less
of native Ignite coal delivered IN bin
at court house, bids to be opened at
October meeting.
The following bids for furnishing
medicines and medical attendance for
county poor and prisoners were opened
and found to read as follows:
pr. Y. G. Nicholson, Second district S so 90
Or. A: j. MCDANIEL, First district. loo 90
DR.: q. a Ruger, Fourth district. $50 90
Moved and carried that the bids Of
Drs. Nicholson, Al. Mcconnell and
II. H. Kruger be accepted and that they
be appointed as county physicians for
the districts set opposite their names
above for the term ending on the first
Monday in.April, 1906, and that they
receive for such service pro rata
amount of their bids.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of the same,
subject to chapter 152, session laws
1901 as amended:
IL q, Ruger; services on board Of
health s6 5000; insanity fees E. Peter =
Chas. E. Taylor, district court stenog- :
F. Baker, witness fees district court = :
4J 40
F. A: Baker, juror fees district court ), =
:, orders .,....";.....:.......... 80 10
s6ip Inc Between 1870 and 81 81 Town s. 90
John a. Honey, road labor between ,gEB
1870 and si.....:;:.... ......... 1880
John Jensen, grading approaches to s.5,
bridge between sl-i57.6o and s6-I57.e1 SO 90
John +; Henry insanity fees E. Lau- d RS
tenschlager, A. Schroeder, s. Boil
stad, Anna Bryn and Erick Peterson
cases 1900
Mercy hospital, board and care T
Egan SIG 20; B.. Sweny $500; Carl
Berg 5000; Jake Kuhn 100; Frank 81
Humpa 5000. ....... 500. ..... 100 90
F. H.. Stoeltz, lumber for road work
on on township line between 1850 and
I19 OO
N. W. Hawkinson, lumber for road on
township line between 1870 and 81 % 80
N. Roe, rent of house for Mrs. stem
seth Apr!i 10 TO- July - 1so at 90
stenseth ST.. so; freight S. 49,. 80 q 50
Crary Public Opinion, printing 1858,
S. J. Small T. printing g g
"a A. smith. printing Is 20
Churchs Ferry Sun, printing. I. Al so
=: Small, printing $32. Is, allowed at SIS SO
j, ID. Crary, printing S3. allowed at 38 IS
gus snrsteaau, services as commits
sloner and mileage. VISA ia 30
e. Q. johnson, services as commits.
sloneI and mileage ". =. ss 8 50
Jas. MccCrmlck, services as commits
sloner and mileage =. 10 200
Chr. Anderson, services as comnlis- 81 Il
siSner and mileage go. ID
The board then adjournt d. BIZ {
James Nee ormick,
Attest: -- D
Emil S. Eich, II
County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25

The real cost OF furnace is i'm the amount OF fuel
consumes TO produce certain amount OF heat
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
Oh ICIAL
PROCEEDINGS 4. or. THE
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
. OF RAMSEY 5-.
e." COUNTY, 2 g5@...
NJ. -.

Adjourned meeting of the board of
county commissioners of Ramsey coun-
ty,'N. D..
MONDAY. AUGUST IA, 1905.
The board met at 9 a. m. pursuant to
adjournment.
observation-disclosures Anderson,
Furstenau and McC ormick.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants
drawn in payment of the same subject
tn chapter 49,. Session Laws 1901:
Currows Adding Machine company
rvia Merrill road labor sec. isi51s4 III 60 60
Robt. Mckay. road labor sec. 1896. 50 90
j. Goldberg linoleum. ............... 1890
JAS. Meyer, hauling sand...,..-...-........ / so
JAS Ryan, road labor secs. Is and o.
Eric Kalhagan, road overseer 1862
HasIsm & Rodenbach, poor order, Il. ~
III Ruser. insanity fees Eta Lau. : "
Alex Batte use taking census South Min. "
uewaukan township. ......-......-.. 400
E; P. ,Vanderhoof, taking census North
W. Il. Reid G board Mrs: Katie Penroy 900
| and child, county charge ........... 4 90
Grand Fo: ks Herald, blanks IA 90
Cornelius Frank, road labor 26 and IS
1464- ........ ................... SO 90
Van 4. own, 1905, annotations 6 90
July, 1906. ....,..... =. SO 90
| e. A. Baker, transportation of Mrs II. 4
IRyan, county charge. :...:....-:. IS So
f: A. Baker, transportation of Mrs.
Theo Tweeten...... ............ :. 3 95
27 rs
| L. Furstenau, road labor II and ~
and and 1S.154-64 :. ................ -. 60 90
VIM. Nash, road labcr secs q and %
lJ4-o4 Is 90
Thos. Moore road Iaber secs. and 6. =
1894 10 so
| T.. K. Sagen, road overseer 1856 81 MI
(1so5) 80. 30 90
Wesley Kimmerly. road labor 3 and /
and and 10 -. -. 1888 90
| @. e. Taylor, district court stenogra.
pher;. 10 90
G. =. Taylor, district court stonogra-
F. A. Baker, railroad fare Mrs. Penroy,
| county charge. .................. - 12 20
Emf S. Eich, postage and express
July IL, 1905 to August IL, 1905........ 10 Is
| Walker Bros, d Hardy, blank bucks. 1872 50
Walker Bros. & Hardy. blanks z 65
Olive johnson, clerk in register of
| deeds Office July 1906. ;. so 90
A recess was then taken until q o..
clock %. m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
FOR SAVE

have 8 numbeE of splendid
saddle, driving, and draft horses
for sale at the Lohnes farm six
miles north of Devils Lake.
Splendid horses at good bargains.
q. r.. Trippe,
2Stf, Devils Lake, IN ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-08-25
Emil s. Eich,
County Auditor.

THREsHING ENGIN i FOR
SALE.
Sixteen hp. traction gasoline en-
CINE. Must be sold and is q bar.
gain. Apply to 3. j Cummings
or Attorney r. ]. Traynor, city
24-25