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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
Improved Red Men.

During the latter part of April Semi
mole Council Of the D. of P. traiIed to
the tepee of Oneida Council for the
purpose of having eight palefaces
adopted for the visiting council. This
was done by Oneida's team in that
manner which has won for II in the
past many words of praise The adop-
ton was followed b. the presentation
by Emilio Lastreto, D. D. G. P, on be-
half of the visitors, of a silver Toma-
hawk with carved handle to Oneida
Council in appreciation of the assist
ance it had rendered to Seminole Coun-
ell IN adopting paiefaces for it. The
gift was accepted on behalf of the
council by Captain George E Dastu-
que. After that refreshments and
speeches were in order Oneida Coun-
Gil gave an entertainment and ball in
Golden Gate Hall This council mas
i>een doing excellent work under the
direction Of Miss Minnie Kumnerland-
er, Pocahortas, and Miss Victoria Gcd-
frey. Wcncnar
The entertainment given last week
by Mohican Council Of the D. of P. in
the Odd Fellows building was a very
enjoyable function that was conducted
under the direo tion of the social COM
nittee-Lillie Harrison, DR.. NJ. New
nan, Annie Williams, Kathry1ls Cni-
lins end May Griffith, with Mollie Hill
as floor manager. Between dances
there were interesting numbers con-
tributed By Frances Wren, Monroe J..
Orr and NJ. Smith. This council, un-
der the guidarce of Pocahon1as Lorena
O'Neil, who is serving her second term,
has been making good progress.
George Wheeler, sachem Of Vyan-
dotte Tribe. has fully recovered from 4
sever attack of illness. which aept him
confined to his home under the care
of rlcdicine men fer many SUNS.
Manzanita Council Of the D. of P.
will have '49-ers party in the banquet
hall of the Odd Fellows building on
the night of May 19. when the members
Of the council will appear as in the
days of '49, the days of gold This
council will give it's annual ball on a
grand scale in Golden Gate Hall on the
night of June IL.
On the night of the first Wednesday
in May Miantonomah Tribe No. gave
a banquet to its living charter mem
bers-Davis Louderback (P. G. So, A.
H. Stevens, w. w. Sessions. e. Magin-
mis-, John Bryant, j. Sampson and M.
H de Young. A delicious menu was
disposed of, after which there was re-
sponses to toasts given to each of the
members named. During the evening
beautiful silver loving cup was pre-
sented to William Rotrosky, the keeper
of wampum of the tribe, by the mem
bers as a token of appreciation of the
faithful manner in which he has dis
charged the duties of his station during
many great suns that he has filled it.
The committee that had charge Of this
affair was E. A. Greenblatt, A. NJ. Joel
and NJ Levjson.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

The entertainment and dance given
by Yosemite Parlor in Mission Opera
Hall last week was a charming affair,
as are all the functions given by this
parlor. which has in il so many broad
minded women. The programme was
very entertaining, and the order of
dances most judiciously made up.
large number of the members of
Manzanita Parlor attended a reunion
in Nevada City, when there was pre-
sented farces for the entertainment of
the members. 1t was a pleasant even
ing's recreation and was as success
fully carried out.
One of the bright young women of
the order, in San Francisco. who is
making rapid progress in the parlor
in which she holds membership, is Miss
Laura Morgan, third vice president of
Yosemite Parlor. All her sisters are
looking forward with pleasure to the
term when she shall be installed presi-
dent.
On the evening of the first Wednes-
day in May the members of San Miguel
Parlor, n. D. G. W., were the guests
of San Marcos. ParIor of the Native
Sons, subordinate of that order noted
for hospitality in the matter of enter
tanning. AS grand as have been pre-
Vious efforts along that line the parlor
surpassed all previous functions when
entertaining the Native Daughters. The
tables were beautifully decorated and
the menu included all the substantials
and delicacies that were procurable in
the whole San Luis Obispo County.
After the excellent menu had been dis
cussed, Edward Fitzgerald, toastmas-
ter, introduced DR.. Murphy, the parlor's
physician, who delivered a pleasing ad-
dress to the ladies, which was respond
ed to by President Mrs. Addie Kingery
and Miss Gladys Boswell, P. P, the
district deputy grand president. Many
others were called upon to respond to
toasts, and it was 8 g. m.-good morn
ing-before the jolly party broke up.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
Woodmen of the World.

AT the conclusion of the Head Camp
session of the Woodmen of the World
at Los Angeles Head Consul Boak and
a number of head officers and dele
gates returned to San Francisco on the
way to their respective homes The
head consul last week visited Oakland
and Forest Camps in Oakland, then
visited Sequoia Camp in Sacramento
and then Applewood Camp in this city,
after which he left for the Sovereign
Head Camp session. which opened at
Chattanooga on May 10.
The next session of the Head Camp
of the Pacific jurisdiction will be held
in Seattle in July, 1907. A number of
changes have been made in the laws
and there was much retrenchment in
the matter of salaries and running ex-
penses. One of the amendments is
the adoption of scaled certificate,
which provides that if member dies
before he has been a Woodman less
than a year there shall be paid to his
benehciaries but so per cent of his Ger
tificate; if he should die after he has
been a member one year then the
beneiciaries will receive rs per cent
of the fa0 value. and should death
occur after two years of membership
then the full face value will be paid.
Another Amendment relates to the
granting of charters, which will facili-
tate the work of organization in a
marked degree.
ciflc Woodman. will be continued in
that position for two years.
On the first of the current year the
number of members in good standing
in the Pacific Coast jurisdiction was
27,343
The class initiation of the Woodmen
of the World. which was to have been
conducted in Lyric Hall by the new
head officers on the night of the last
Friday in April was conducted by a
special team owing to the non-arrival
of those who should have impaired
the mysteries, of the protection de-
gree. Those who filled the various
stations were: w. D. Ferguson, p. C.
c.; H. s. Arnhein. C. c.; P. Y. Morris.
A. L.; G. A. Louis, c.; T. P. Degnan,
B.; M. j. McCabe, E.; E. Gordon, W.;
d. L. Newcome, s.; H. L Springer,
Ellis Jones, ]. e. Tebbatt and H. A.
Miller, managers. This initiation pro-
duced 103 new members to the camps
of this city. The obligation was ad-
ministered to the candidates over one
Of the most beautiful stumps ever seen
at meeting of camp and used for
the first time at a camp session.
This stump is the work of William C.
Hull of Alpha Camp and represents
months of tedious work. The degree
team was assisted by the team of Rich
mond Camp, DIR. p. G.. Garlick cap
tain. This team is the one that won
the first prize at the Head Camp ses-
sion.
At the last meeting in April of XII
Circle Of the Women OF Woodcraft
after the close of business Mary Tre-
nell and Elizabeth Girdwood. acting
as a special committee, gave the cir
Gle a surprise at their own expense.
1t was in the nature of programme
of entertainment and games. after
which they served a dainty collation.
and light refreshments. In this the
neighbors named were assisted by
Neighbor Lehman.
The third entertainment given by
the Woodmen of the World on the last
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
Independent Foresters.

Companion Court Diana No. so has
rented Sequoia Hall in the new Tivoli
building as meeting place and will
hereafter assemble there on the first
and third Thursday of each week. On
the night of the first Thursday in May
the court had a country basket picnic
in its hall after meeting. There were
games and indoor races for prizes and
all had a pleasant evening of enjoy
ment. There was present as special
guest ]. c. Morgan, the supreme or
ganist, w..o during his stay there fa-
vored with several piano selections,
some of them his own composition.
Through the courtesy of parent Court
Diana members of this court became
members of box party at the theatre
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
Order of Pendo.

Molin Council of the Order of Pendo
at its last held melting initiated three
strangers and elected fifteen applicants
to become members by initiation.
A new council has been instituted at
Solano.. Tex, and another at Roxburg.
Wash
There was large attendance at the
ball given by Organizer Modn in Sew
enteenth-street Hall last week A
well-arranged order of dances was pre-
sented.
The drill team Of Home Council a few
evenings since visited Sunset Council
and assisted at the initiation of a num-
Der OF candidates. The members of the
team were the guests OF the sitting
council at banquet given at the close
of the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
PROMINENT FR4NCIsCVs

cal function recently given by the In
dependent Foresters of this city.
Much of the success of the theater
party recently given by the courts of
this city was due to the personal in
terest taken by the theater committee,
A. E. Cohn, E. E. Northrup and o. K.
Brown in the matter. Mr.. Cohn, a
member of Court Yerba Buena and of
the San Francisco board of deputies, is
very earnest worker, one of those
fraternal men who with many others
believe that there is no such word as
fail when working in a good cause.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
The Odd Fellows.

Morse Lodge celebrated the twenty
eighth anniversary of its institution on
the evening of the first Wednesday in
May by giving banquet to its mem
bers in the Techau. There were about
enc hundred present in the tastefuny
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

were initiated and six applications were
received.
Within six months three councils will
be instituted in Santa Clara Valley.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19
S. Weather Report for the Week Ending Wednes

from w w Barrett on tree
planting was crowded out, much
to our regret
See the New York Cash store
advertisemen t.
"a. j. Nyhus Of Edmore, ac-
companied by Mrs. adyhus, spent
ednesday in the city. s
The best place to buy the boys
clothes is the New York Cash
store. The boy needs a suit.
E. Z. Mann returned Tuesday
from a weeks soujourn in the
twin cities where he was pur-
chasing goods.
Choice Chautauqua lots in the
3Chautanqua Circle for sale by
DR.. g. B. davenport,
l0-11 Devils Lake, n. ID.
First National Bank loans money
NOT only on farms. but on good city
property, as well
Miss Elizabeth Willard, super
visor Of music and drawing in
the city schools at Northfe ld,
MINI. writes her friends here
that she is enjoying her work
there, and has been given q raise
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19

English relatives. He will re
main IN the state for a year, but
will probably return so England
and spend his remaining DAYS
among boyhood scenes. His
hosts of North Dakota friends
Will miss his genial smile and
energetic ways, but all will
wish him much happiness
wherever he may locate.
Judge Burke went to Lanpdon
Tuesday on legal matters.
Chas. Johnson was down from
Churchs Ferry Wednesday.
Attorney Middaugh has peen
at IoWner a part Of this week
on court matters
A. G. Hayes has formed j
partnership with II. S. Allen.
and the new firm has opened 4
paint shop at Minot.
The city authorities are wisely
not permitting teams 70 cross
the street crossings that have
been repaired until they become
seasoned.
. AS we go to press word comes
that Earl Mann will no be aha.
to participate in the athletic
events at Grand Forks ton1orrow
much to the regret OF his many
admlres. e
Herman Stenseth6has been
subp oeneaed as a witness IA tha
Olson murder trial which II now :
on at ToWner. Attorney Jos
Denoyer, formerly OF This civ s
ls representing the defendant Ia
the same case.
Syttende Mai was observed il
an appropriate manner IN The
noble descendants Ofe tl,a AJnrsss
an this city and saltg d Tl "a;
musical program which vas ce 8.
falnly tiIae, was RENDERED 10
Even Aa kl1ell. ana FEgon S;va IS
Serunlgard delivered An elanIsa,s 4
and naasterful orafion CO.
The bah at 1. %. u. Il nail Fri
day evening of last week was 81
most delightful and eniioyable
affair. The costumes 0f SIla Ia
dies were rich and beautiful
and these With the beauey of The
Wearers and che evening dress
I0f the gentlemen made 4 scene
that was indeed DELIGHTFUL
The hall was tastiiy decorated
and q dainty lunch was servelI
Hall $ orchestra Of Grand Forks
furnished the music.
House Tor rent Inquire OF
SEQ. Dixon Devils Lake.
d. d
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19
THE / 6HL FIELD.


See the New York Cash store
advetise ment.
e. ID. Stevens was up from
Odessa Wednesday.
See the New York store ad.
vertisement.
Girl wanted. Small family;
good wages. Mrs. As. Beamer,
city.
Ed Gilbertson has sold his
Chautauqua cottage to b. Al.
Scott of Lakota.
For novelties in ladies neck
wear, ribbons and hair orra.
ments, the New York Cash store.
Miss Matilda Stoeser has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
4 her parents at Bottineau.
The New York Cash store sold
City suits Of mems clothes to the
Indians. They knew a good
thing do you
An interesting c0nlnu nication
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19

in salary for the coming year,
SO that next yearshe will receive
$50 a month.
See the New York Cash store
advertisement
u Mrs. Mitchell visited at Grand
Forks Monday and Tuesday.
You can get bargains in la
dies street suits and jackets al
the New York Cash store.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Metho-
dist church will have a home
cooked food sale at Adams hard
ware store Saturday, May ~.
Seed Potatoes for sale. Bur.
banks, Early Ohio, and; World'a
Fair varieties, for sale at IS cents
a bushel at my farm.
q. w !. Kelley.
School elections will be held
throughout the county to chose
school directors on the third
Thursday in June.
This is the season for embroi-
deries and laces. Inspect the
special values at the New York
Cash store.
h Our Webster correspondent is
dreaming Of spring poetry, and
forgot to write
To feel right your corset must
fit tight. Get the best at the
New Fork Cash .stDre 4. 4,
Get Harry Kahn to figure on
your upholstering, furniture re-
pairing, carpet laying and clean
ing, etc. The very best work guar
anteed at lowest prices. Leave
orders at ldberg' 3 furniture
store.
r.. Fl. Pr0sser Of this city. and
Thomas Dougherty of Stark
Weath her, are serving sss petit
] Jurors iii the United States dis
trict court at Fargo.
Don waste your time making
dresses FOR the children. oll
can buy them cheaper at the
New York Cash store. All ages
FRONT s months to IL years.
One drunken Indian during
the week has been the record.
It seems the city has made good
its promise to see the Indians
treated fairly
B A very pretty line of ladies
footwear can be seen in ok
fords, dress slippers walking
shoes, novelties in black and
brown feathers at the New York
Cash store
W. Flynn, the popular
Odessa farmer was In town
ednesda He says the new
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19

II . 81,
present and participate in tn.
several events. An association
Twill be formed which will have
annual meets and promises tc
become one Of much interest.
The events will be the same as
those of the state meet at Grand
Forks, found in another column.
"A corps Of Great Northern sur.
Iveyors who have been working
on the York Dunseith line, ar
rived Tuesday and went out on
the Farmers road to do some
finishing work on the ension
beyond Starkweather.
The report that the new law
conc rning physicians license
would prevent the practice Of
osteopathy is wrong, as this class
OF practice is fully recognized
under the present law.
For Sale or Rent House OF
eight rooms, with two lots; will
be sold at a reasonable price and
on good terms, or will rent.
Seventh street, opposite school
house. For particulars call on
John Kahn.
[ The Baccalaureate sermon to
the high school graduates will be
preached at the Church Of the
Advent Sunday evening q s
o'clock by Rev. johnson, his
theme being, The Struggle fol
Decencey IN Church, Home and
IL you want . Farm Loan In any
amount for long or short time al
Lowest rates see
! ! John wv. Maher,
Devils Lake, N. ID.
Mohall Tribune: Old Renville
county lis bot bing up again. "A
petition is now being circulated
by e. David on tto raise q cer-
tain amount OF money TO defray
lcnllrt eypenseS in taking the case
to the supreme court. The case
Twill be handled BY Attorneys
Cooler 81 Goer Of Devils Lake
who will have ether legal talent
helping them la pushing the
case through the highest court.
A. e. Bestic, for many years
the travelling representative al
Walker Bros. Of Fargo, was il
the city Monday, on his last ttriE
for the house. Me. Bestic has
l|been q potent factor in building
lup the great printing house fol
which be has labored, and ii
fact has contributed more Il
that end than all otl.e employees
combined. He quits the road al
this time to enjoy the fortune
lately bequeathed to hin no d
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19

postofice called Odessa will soon
be mop ration, Elan Christoff-
erson having been appointed
postmaster. It will be located
one and a half miles east of the
former Office at Jerusalem.
Now's the time. Do it now.
Buy your hats, shoes, neckwear,
gloves, hosiery and derwear at
the New York Cash store
Greatest outftters for men in
the. west
George Ruhberg is attending
the a. %. u w. grand lodge at
Grand Forks this week as the
representative from the lodge Of
this city.
John w. Maher has plenty Of
money for farm loans on FIRST or
second mortgages at lowest rates.
Mrs. Iver Iverson Of Stark
weather and Mrs. John Jorgen-
son of Garske were the pleasant
guests of Mrs. Herman Stenseth
Tuesday.
Tie you want q Farm Loan in any
amount for long or short time at
lowest rates see
ohm w. Maher,
Devils Lake, m. ID.
It is pleasant to- note that the
race management has gotten out
of the Osler class and are now
vigorously pushing the arrange
ments for the coming meet.
John w. Maher has plenty Of
money for farm loans on first OF
second mortgages at lowest rates.
a crowd of little folks known
as the Little Mothers Club
will drive out to Mrs. VanlieW' &
Saturday TO spend the afternoon
They will be chap erOned by Mes
DANES aIaaee and 4linlsxlo ss'S4
For Rent Eight room house,
one hair niile nrrtiif Of town. BIN
#quire ct this ofice. 1O-Il
4 Secretary Edgar LaRue Of
Chantauqua will arrive Saturday
Eof this week and the work of
preparation for the coming Al
ssembly will be Wig rously push
ed.
Fanied--a giFl for general
house Nlor K. Mrs. u. & Baird.
The high school athletics have
decided to hold their first annual
field day at the high school park
iii this city on Saturday, May ~,
and invitations have been sent
to the deaf school Fort Totten
Indian school, and to any and all
students In the county to be
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19


Good
Destroy the
the Who
the high
town.
the Where
moneyur
teachers in
NJ,
when you patniz mail
tota with daughters Of
family over
man than Ish
feona your monev anr
nome Unless
pleasures Just humdrum esando
We once Of
meet al omphhon We
Won the saa
HOUSES let us have you b.
and It will give chance 10
eWthyou
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-19
IS

OF all the things found ia drug store the drug I
1 department should 30 complete, and the drugs of
guaranteed purity. Our drug department. is com
plete and the drugs chemically pure. Our method
in the prescription department prevents mistakes.
We solicit your patronage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
BRISTOL
Cases Disposed Of in tha Dis.
tTICt Court Remains Of Adjt.
Knowles Taken to Providence

Al the regular weekly session ~ the
district court Yesterday before Judge O.
l.. Bosworth the case against Thomas
Lavey. arrested for alleged drunkenness.
was discontinued upon payment OF costs
Charles Rapozo arrested Saturday even
ing on a similar charge, was fined SO and
costs. amounting TO 1915.
The case OF the state. James Hoard.
Jr,, complainant VS. Alfred Renaud. In
which Renaud was charged with having
committed a violent assault upon one
Fred Morreaux was discontinued on pay
ment OF costs The case OF the state
James Hoard Jr.. complainant. VS.
Thomas \, iett charged with assault on
Joe Felson on the morning Of April %.
was tried an interpreter being sworn to
take Willetts evidence. The trial re-
suited In Wiletts being found guilty. lie
was fined $40 and costs.
The cases Of tho state, r.. c. Macomber
chief OF police OF Warren, complainant
vs. +. la Connie and Leon Perrier. ar
rested In Warren Saturday evening by
Officer j. j. Cronin Of that town. and
charged Jointly with having assaulted
that officer and resisted arrest and OF
having driven AZ a faster rate than is
allowable through the streets OF Warren.
were tried and found guilty. They were
fined Sb and costs each on the charges
OF having assaulted an officer and IS and
costs each on the charge OF fast driving
The body Of Adjt. Edward T.. Knowles
whose death occurred az the State
Soldiers home last Friday evening. was
taken To Providence for burial Yesterday
Funeral services were held at the home
nd sfsNI
ter rector OF Trinity church. The body
was met al the Fox Point station by the
state board of soldiers relief, who ar
ranged to have the services at tho North
End cemetery TN Providence conducted
by Rev j J. Woolley. past department
commander OF the G.. \. r. OF Rhode ISL
and
Richard J. Birmingham OF Hudson,
Mass. IL visiting his parents on Bay
View avenue. MIR. Birmingham il fore
man OF department. IN the Briggs shoe
factory located i'm Hudson. Mass
The large stea'n yacht Barracota own
ed by James A. Garland Of New York
city will he towel 20 Potter cove today.
To he fitted mp at once and put IN COM
y lssion Mr. Garloa4 intends making that
place his headquarters having purchased
2 'dige tract or land on the island
Tho shoot 10 have taken place on sat
urday evening between the teams OF the
Warren and Bristol artillery on the in
door range % tre Lristol Train OF Artil-
lerN ni-l--f-4A1+t-+--A ttrrttf ttrtv UTUTUtUg
Tho Young Mens Athletic club held a
sociai last evening IN Grand Army hall.
which was well attended
A number of Iiristol people are attend
Ing reunion Of the Horten family at
Taunton. Mass
The Y. NJ c. A. minstrel troupe held n
rehearsal last evening In the association
rooms
A consignment OF looms four in mum
bcr. arrived yesterday for the Namquit
Worsted mill