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Execution Sale.

y State of North ID kota, County &c Ramsey
ss. In District Court, Second Jud icial Circuit
Northwestern Port Huron Co, d corporation,
and Henry CT. III sbrough, plaintiff hi against.
A. A. ri Odegard, defendant ~ M ~ 5E9Ss
n Pursuant to and by virtue OF at jldg5ue opt of 4
foreclosure and sale duly entered in the ID boyes
titled action in the Office OF the clerk Of thes
above named court. at Devils La lie, IN ORTIZ
Dakota, on the 10Th day on gust 1906, and FL
special execution issued out Of said court mn
der the seal thereof, thereupo h i, the under
signed, sheriff Of the County Of Ramsey, State
of North Dakota, WIN, 81 the Sath day efi
September, 1906, at the hour of ten o'clock iIl
County Court House. in the City Of Devils
for sale and sell ct public auction to the high
est bidder, for cask, those certain chattels de-
scTibed int said BjudgIne and execution as
5759. M
ono Port Huron traction, eng ina. III. 1882
Il One locomotive cab. M III nc
Re One Hahn headli Light. s& sS
One self feeder. 8S Ss3s5g
9s4. 8sT III ~
One main drive belt, and also the tools ana
fixtures and ppliances connected with said !
Dated August asnd, 1905. ri d II
, Sheriff Of Ramsey County n /.
Attorneys for Plaintiff fs. sA
Devils Lake, M d III s5g HI 4lG AZ ps5
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Attest: 5B
Ole Skratass,I
City Auditor.
Citation

.
n County Court, before Hon. J r. Henry,
Judge. rs 5la8i q
competent person. VIZ II {8
The State of North Dakota to all parties in
terested in the above entitled matter, and to
the next Of kin of said Allen r. Med onell an
incompetent person. Viz 81
You and each of YOU are hereby cited to be
and appear; before the undersigned Judge of
the above named court, at the court rooms Of
said court in the Ramsey county court house.
in the City of Devils Lake. In the County Of
Ramse; and State of North Da kota, on the 8th
day Of September, 1908, at 10 a. M, then and
there to show cause, if any there be-, why the
guardian of said Allen r. Mod onell, an incom-
potent person, which said petition was flied IN
said court on the 10th day of August, 1905,
should not be granted and why permission
should not be granted to said Charles E,
Taylor, guard dian of said Allen r. Med onell, to
mortgage those certain premises situate in the
County OF Ramsey, in the State of North Da-
kota, and known and described as the nw.L
OF section 9, township l57, north, in range 60
to borrow said sum on such security.
A. Witness the Honorable John +. Henry, Judge
OF the above named court, and the seal Of said
court this 10th day Of August, 1905. i. 4
f Judge and Ex-offcio Clerk Of said Court
& Let the foregoing citation be served by the
publication thereof, once in each week for
such hearing, Id the Devils Lake 5Intsr.O Ocean.
a weekly newspaper Of general circulation
printed and published at Devils Lake, in said
county and state, and such service thereof
shall be sufficient. @ Johns f. Henry, G
\ .ss M II! Judge.
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he +. x eli thing
Store will bes head MART
ers ia Devils I Lake for
everything that you need
to wear.
Hurry Back
Hurry Back
S>SsNcS~r
Proposals for Constructing Sewers.

Proposals for Construc ting Sewers. Z
| Notice is hereby given that the City Council
OF Devils Lake will meet on the 9th day 81
August 1906 at the City a all in the City of Dew
construc lion Of Sewers on the following streets
o. Moore Avenue from. ith street u Sd
street Il. VI n i9Ss
On sizsh street from Moore Avenue t. Mis-
souri, Avenue. 55{;s
On Fifth Street from Uline Avenue u Mis-
On Fourth Street from Uline Avenue T. Mis-.
Oh Third Street from Uline Avenue to Mis-,
souri, Avenue. ss3s
Said Sewer to laid according to plans and
Ali bids shall be on cash basis and must bs dc.
liyered to the City Auditor before the meetine
of said Board on the ~ It'll day Of august 1900
Iat8p. m. Bids to be sealed and marked pro.
posals for sewer. 3s "a
check in the sum Of S. 90 payable to the may.
or of the City Of Devils Lake as q gauarantee
that the bidder will enter into contract fol
the performance of said work, and etch bid
to the City Of Devils Lake executed 81 suc
bidder and a surety company as sureties or by
two freeholders Of the state and such bond
shall be condi tioned that in case such bid il
accepted he viii well and faithfully perform
The City Council reserying the right to reject
By order Of the City Council.
1905. A 5 q a Isl IN .84 ggF555 q
81. Frank si \. Whi r en-,
Attest: I5s Ali ss
Ole Skratass, ~ SH Hs Il;
City ditor. !3 5f
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UTAH MAN WILL sTAxtr
BREEDING FARM.


Salt Lake City, Utah. zion Is not
only to have a frog farm in the near
future, but 1t has one now. Not only
has this industry Of growing frogs for
the market been started, but Ii Salt
Lakers will soon be able to purchase
the finest and most foot some5 to be
had anywhere In the world. The site
for this frog farm is on the grounds
recently purchased by Charles S. Lad
ner in the southeastern portion of the
city, and in this and his trout ponds
ne already has invested above $40, 900.
Fhe frogs which Mr.. Ladner will
raise will not be Of the common kind.
He is stocking his farm with the high
est grade Of American frogs, as also
the best from abroad Recently he
Imported a number from France of the
monstrous Bavarian breed. Then he
has several Maryland wonders and a
number from New Jersey and Florida,
these the largest Of the genus rama,
known as the American bullfrog. 81
While frogs are eaten by many per-
sons in the United States, where they
are considered a great delicacy, in
France and southern Europe they are
largely consumed as food. There they
are caught in various ways and are
preserved in large sfroggeries" until
wanted for the table. The flesh is
most delicate and nutritious at the
time they are about to enter their win
ter quarters, vet the largest number
are eaten in the spring, when they are
easily caught. They are as much more
delicate than chicken as the fowl is
superior to veal and pork. Physicians
on the continent have long prescribed
the flesh Of frogs as the basis for re-
storative brotfs.
To grow frogs great deal of care is
necessary. The water must be watched
carefully to keep it clean, pure and Of
the right temperature. Twice day
the animals are fed their food, consist
ing Of mixture Of dried insects, liver,
lights and middlings made into mash
and placed in the pond in quiet spot.
Five pounds Of this mixture is given
the animals in the ponds or farm of
MI. Ladner daily. The food costs four
cents a pound. From two to three
years are needed for the animals to
attain the size best suited for the mar
ket, 81 sss.5 &
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IJEUMUE3W UUB0 "a Oh IAU1E'
FOR / { @ I EN


Mr.. Brooks Of Devils Lake is
spending a few days at the Fort.
Misses Inez and Jeanne Palm
er spent a few days visiting
Mrs. Niles in Maddox
Miss LYDIA johnson returned
Sunday from a pleasant vacation
spent at her home in N. Y
Mrs. I'll. D. Clark Of Royal
ton, MINI. is visiting at this
place with her son, Earl Clark.
Mr.. Bert Hiatt and Mr.. Pat
rick Fitzgerald arrived Wednes-
day evening from Kennedy, la.
Supt. G. E. Davis will leave
the last of the week for Monta-
ma to adjust Indian land allott-
ments. II
Mr.. Frank Blake is at home
for a few days recuperating
from the effects of our recent
warm weather.
Late in the week Mr.. w. 81.
Thackeray returned from Bel
court bringing with him four
school children.
"All's quiet along the Poto-
mac" since when early in the
morning our tepee village folded
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BOY OF IA BUILDING HOME
Never Worked at Carpenters Trade,
But Gained Knowledge Watching
Construction Of a House.

SaWtel1e, Ca1.--Laboring under nu.
merous difficulties, solving problems
which present themselves every min.
ute to his youthful mind and entirely
xperieneed In the building trade,
Edward ELL, IA years Of age, has I'M
deftaken to build residence for his
mother, and to look at the construc-
ton one Is led to believe that an ex.
perienced mechanic is doing the work.
While Edwards schoolmates are
skating along the cement walks or
playing ball on the vacant lot this
ambitious lad keeps hammering away
on his building, which is slowly as
Stunning q respectable appearance.
Il told mother that she need not
employ a carpenter, because I could
do the work myself, !" said Edward re-
Gently, and in answer to the query
as to whether he had done any build
ing before, he said: 81 never did, but
spent two weeks watching carpen-
tiers put up a cottage and I am try
ing to do just as learned from them
This little genius was born in Chi
cago in 1888. He came to California
with his mother, and they have made
Sawtelle their home for the last eight
months. He has never formed the
acquains ance of any Of the boys here,
but is always seen tinkering with one
thing or another The house, which
he is building will be 26x32 feet In
dimensions, will contain six rooms, a
bathroom and a kitchen, and the ma
terial is to cost $500. s's3l {.5.3 n
At noontime the voice of the mother
is heard as she calls: Ed lie, come
to dinner. And, like the boy who is
engaged in playing, Eddie is heard to
answer. Wait a minute. z
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Summons.

State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey,
In District Court Second Judicial District.
George Walker, plaintiff, VS.. Gust 4. John.
son, defendant gfs,s n II. nan a
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
named Defendants: Summons.
3 You are hereby summoned TO ansW er the
complaint in this action, which has been filed
in the Office of the clerk of the district court In
Judicial District Of the State Of North Dakota,
and to serve copy Of your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after the service
day Of service; and in case Of your failure TO
appear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint. $Ej ls3 ~
Dated this End day 81 July A. d., 1905. q
5$ --PieIce& TsnneEnns
Attorneys for Plaintiff
23s2s ST. Il ~ 3 ~ a tt FargouN. ID.
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d Notice of Hearing Application for
Is Dru0oisf3s paTmif Il ~

State 81 North Da kota, County Of Ramsey
SIS, In the County Court.
Pursuant toS all order IA this court, made
on the 25tli day of j uly, IA "A d. 1906 notice is
hereby ri ven that on Monde the srd day Of
noon of that day. at the court rooms OF this
court at the county court house, In the city OF
Devils La ke, county Of Ratiisey and State Of
North d. kota, has been app ointed Nv the
Judge of this court as the time and place for
hearing the petition Iof Al. ~. dgkinson,a Of
the city of Devils Lake an said Ramsey county,
for the granting to him of d druggists permit
ito sell for medi cinal scientifi &c and mechanical
purp9 ses, NAL y yinous, spiritnous, fermented
OF other into ating Liquors at Bang s. Block,
ward Of Devils Ike, county Of Ramsey and
State OF North sDak ota when and where any
person interested IN the granting of said petit
the provisions Of the law, and they will \ be
heard III " an
\. Dated ~ Devils Lake North pa ota, the
18th day of July, A. p y 1905.
t.$ ,--- John Il, Henry,
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Notice Of Citation and Hearing Of Final
Iii "A cconnfino ana niafrihufiro ff sEafafA "a

NOTICE OF Citation and Hearing OF Final
ii Accounting and Distribution Of Estate
I STATE a Nosth sDalota h Comfy of Ramsey---
Ind Innnsy Court oetore hon. = onn enrs'
y In tba 4, ttar "a tbs a * ~ "a Era7
Johnson, deceased. NJ ess q 80
3 IarsSi fnhnsns, y, ~ aaid aata H.
81 IS. tersnn
fnrmarlv Marv Iansone Er;ci. i. johnson. aIso,
Known a i ETick aJ5s snson Taro;ne psnielso SON
Sornar,u - rni;na InSJ, son = ms Ghr;at;ns
lamar. atsn LnnIvn = : 4 ma $esh;ssipa JaDsn,,l
Mathiida 4 Hdarsnn Sor,nariu Math;IIa Janssoni'
Pater johnson. ai.o Emma M. Nelson. oniy
hair If Anirauu .Inhnsnn Iacaa sed resnonden ts
,aad ~
Yon the - n resnnnd anta ara harahv noti f,ed
III IL th w S e r. nt
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Wanted. School, having new
attractive proposition, wishes
energetic man or woman to visit
towns in North Dakota. Good
salary and expenses paid week
". Some knowledge Of music
preferred, but not essential.
Joseph Moore, Plymouth Place.
Chicago. ss
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NOTICE q sidewalk CONSTRUCTION. Z


Of Devils Lake, n. Dak. that the sidewalks ia
front and along the following described prop
erty to be condemned and new sidewalks con.
structed according to ordinances now IN force,
On North and South Side of Sixth and sev.
enth street except where cement sidewalk has
not already been constructed. EN- N \.
owners and occupants 1t the following ioss and
parcels Of land to construct sidewalk IN front
OF and along their property at their oWn cost
and expense before the First day of September.
.OrdiIances now in force, to.wit:
Esss |f i, = = u IS y
Lots q, SD, Sc, rs, 8, 10, II, u Blk. 20
Lots i,s,s,l,sS,h q, ID i, u, Is and 4
E Esss s il i i Il J. IL I'd
Lots 49, IA IS is, j, is Il. %, q. al 2s, aaBlE
Lots i, 3, 8, i, ii ana IL BIZ. 10 q
Lots s5ssS 3, ~ ~ H \, a az ai T. Biz Y
Lots 1, q s, S, 81, 8, 9, 10 Blk: 10
Lets Isss 3, b H. I. 7 BIZ.
Lots 4, 2, 3. lo, II, 10 ID, "a Blk.
Lots % g, q. &! 81, ~ Block
III RpaER's ADDITION.
hets and s. fsst Il adjoining i Lot
Bsss ssf Bs # ets SsRRs
&. D F. n. Whitman, Mayo
Ole Skratass, K Il
City Auditor. 4sil u rs
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The only way to get your
moneys worth in crockery,
glassware, tinWare. shoes and
other goods, is to buy at the
Fair Bargain Store.
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Arendell, Chas
Bray, Dan NJ 2
Bonnuvell, &C
Brennan, Jno
Barnes, II w
Ball, Jno al
Buchanan, Mrs j
Boosenbach, Mrs 2
Boehl, Henry
Binek, LudWick
Benner,, N H
Braun, Robt r
Chamberlain, Mr.
Casse, Helene
Clynch, VIM
Chalcroft, VIM
Chesher, O P
Deskins, Hugh
Derst, 3 O
Dahl, Stephen
Ekman, B
Ellingson, A S
Euefson, Ole
Fage, Mrs 4
Fleming, Fern
Fredrishey, Hjalm
Fisher, L M 2
Fruboy, Martin
Fagervik; Leudvig
Greis, Jno
Griffin Mr. p: y.
Hennessy, Jos
Haupt, Jack
Holt, FL NJ
Hjermsted, O p
jacobson, Arthur
Jenkins, g b
Juergens, M
Kercher, Mrs B +.
Kinsella, FL D
Keane, Doris G
! Kinston, o w
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Lost a small package contain
ing white satin sofa pillow with
yellow roses. Finder viii please
leave at the New Y ork Store, Dew
ills Lake. ff S5:s5.
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Advertised [ Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for
at the post Office, Devils Lake
for the week ending Aug.
18th, 1906. If not called for
within fourteen days they will
be sent to the dead Letter
Office. : Parties calling for any
of said mail saw "adYertised =
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Maybe that old buggy Of yours
doesn't make a very respectable
appearance. See Russell &
Schultz, and have them show
you their new Pontiac and Stav-
er runabouts.
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Wanted 2 osition as fireman
with a threshing rig. Also posi-
ton as cook in the same crew by q
lady. State wages given. ddress
John Heine, Devils Lake.
For Sale Anyone wanting to
buy a second hand threshing
rig cheap, and in good repair.
consisting Of engine and separ-.
ator, water tank, tender, cook
car, bunk car, both furnished,
call or write to j. b. Martini.
Starkweather.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. NJ
Wanted Girl for general house
work Apply to Mrs. John Has
lam N s
Wanted "a position as cook
ia cook car on tiireshing ma
chine. Address Mrs. wv g.
Alice Minot, N. D. t5
Wanted. A girl for general
house work in family Of three.
Good wages. Inquire at the
New York CT sh store.

Wanted A helper in the
Western Union Office. Girl about
ZIG years old referred. Call at
the Office for further inf formation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-17
THE LAWYER PATRICK CASE.

The cas-" ot Lawyer Patrick Of New
York. whose appeal for Communication
. nl u death sentence to life imprison
m"nl is noted in the late cable dis
/ patches. Is one of the most cxtraordi
nary in criminal history.
The old saying that q person acting
a. his own lawyer has fool for a eli
cnt has not held good in this instance
Patrick was found guilty Of the muI.
der of an aged and wealthy client The
conviction was based on the testimony
OF the murdered mans valet.
No sooner was Attorney Patrick con
signed TO death in the electric chair
than he began literal fight for life
For finance he had the support Of a
wcll.tu.do bruthcrin.lav who was con.
WINGED OF his innocence. Al the legal
work. preparation of briefs and of the
various documents put before the
courts In his own cause was done by
Patrick himself.
Time after time he was taken to the
condemned cell with but few hours
10 elapsc before the march to death In
the electric chair. and rs often has he
been successful In securing u stay OF
sentence. The average man would
have given mp IN sheer discourage.
mcnt, but one failure seemed only to
inspire Patrick TO new cndeavor and
another turn to secure a delay.
Some weeks ago Governor Higgins
made II known that he would commute
mont. The condemned attorneys re-.
spouse was further declaration of his
innocence and that he would accept n
full pardon or nothing. His wife urg
cd him to take what was offered and
Il appears from the cables that he has
done 50.
patriCk's successful fight may h"
put down by some as an evidence Of
the laws delays what he has done
might be duplicated by every criminal
had the man tho same knowledge Of
law The man had been found guilty
after fair trial and the sentence
should have been executed.
on the other hand there IL little
doubt that Patrick 80 many times
brought to the very verge of death,
las suffered full penalty for the crime,
Il he committed II. He may he dcserv
ing all the jury condemned him to cN.
pcrienCc, but unless he be frightfully
hardened criminal he has received
more. And in any case II is certain
that justice is as well satisfied with
life imprisonment as with legal taxi
ing of life which comes pretty close
to legal murder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-17
GAMBLERS ARE FINED

Officer Joe Leal got n conviction
against nine Chinese gamblers this
morning in the Police Court and they
were fined 81 and costs by Judge Whit
noy The men were arrested AT tho
corner OF Kukui and biliha streets last
Night about o'clock and were engaged
In game, the articles captured by the
police being n number of dominocs,
dice and a. cents In coin. The gamh-
lcra claimed that they were innocent
and asserted that the money was pres
cnt ~ they were about to order Il meal
for the nine ut a cost of five cents
apiece, They stated that II was the
profit which they had more from Il
horse deal which they had conducted
Curing tho week,
The witnesses for the prosecution
however, made out a strong Gaze aud
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-17

of local Japanese. and especially is
a matter Of doubtful wisdom TO holt
public gatherings at which addressc
are made which may in any way fir
the war spirit.
How deeply the leaders of the natioi
lccl regarding exaggerated rumors an,
agitation that serves to keep the publ
mind at high and hated tension !
shown by the statement of Washing
ton correspondent sent to his Ncy
York paper early in the proceedings
The portion Of special interest to loca
Americans and Japanese follows:
President Roosevelt greatly de-
plOres the constant publication of
runors that war with Japan is
looked Tor. and that preparations
for conflict are now being made
by the United States There Is
grave fear that II this agitation
continues the cordial relations cx-
listing between the Governments of
Japan and the United States may
he disturbed Relations between
the two governments are exceed
ingly cordial at the present time.
ana President Roosevelt aud the
J1pancsc Ambassador understand
the situation thoroughly. Deep re-
Grct has been expressed by the
Japanese Government because Of
the constant agitation of the school
question. and assurances have been
given 20 the United states Govern
mcnt that the Nlikado does not
share the iil-lecling manifested In
Japan.
The Government has been in
formed that THIS FRICTION
ELIMINATES FROM THE Low
EST CLASSES AND THE MOST
lLlITEItATE PEOPLE or IA
PAN. This Information has been
conveyed tu the Department Of
state through official channels.
Tho Mikado h. being placed In an
embarrassing situation because Of
the agitation. and In this respect
his position H. similar tu that Of
the Federal Government. which IL
powCrlcgs 10 adjust thcFanrlc pro-
huccd nv the school question In san
Francisco.
From the American standpuir
citizens of the Territory are able b.
unhridlcd talk 10 do q grCat deal to
ward grautiup "a upr yvfrit t,,t ,t,9,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-17

OF the house. lie stated To me three
daysl alter that she did not strike him
and had never told him TO leave home
He also said that he had never made
either statement to Judge whitney.
Fred Raposa'g mother is one of the
most honest, Woodworking and respect
able women in Honolulu She is dcvot-
cd 10 her family She suffers more
Than anyone else on account of tie
waywardncss OF her son. Her other
five children. who honor THEN mother.
are a credit to the community. They
all kcenly feel the publicity which
fred's falsehUois have brought to their
family.
Judge Ben Lindsey, and other peo-
pie with a practical knowledge of mod
ern juvenile reform mcthUrs. know that
some unfortunate children are ruined
by the influence Ol vic homes. There
are others OF Frcd Raposa's class who
refuse to conform to the laws OF
homes and schools.
For their own good. rs we'll as that
ol the public, such children should re-
ccivc the training OF q good Industrial
School
Anyone who will take the time to
visit odi Industrial Schools and notice
the work OF their efficient managers
viii know that the schools need no de.
Tense. Anyone who will look up the
records Of the girls and boys who hay1
been dismissed from these schools. aud
by honesty and faithluIncss are errac.
inE the so-callcd scars OF the schools
viii learn the value OF the work of rc.
formation
RlIODA H. GREEN.
Honolulu. De" IL. 1906
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-17

After an afternoon OF most strenu
Gus endeavor the Shrincrs and now
tiates greatly enjoyed the banquet pro-
vided for them Saturday evening at the
Young Hotel, Al $50 O'Clock the faith
tul gathered In the main dining hall
and seated themselves at a most beau
lifully decorated table, where good
things to eat and drink and good
things to hear were the order until a
very late hour.
Under the careful management ot
Toastmaster w, l., Stanley most OF The
time not consumed In an attack upon
HE feast was spent In Il feast of reason
aud bow OF soul odirying and satisfy.
Ing to the lase degree,