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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18


It pays to raise thoroughbred
poultry. Read r. As. Dion's ad
on page 8. sslS
Russell 8 Schultz handle the
famous Pontiac runabouts. See
them for prices. 7585.
Flint avenue will have here
alter q cement sidewalk, a much
needed ihpro vement. b
Gilbertson y rugs are beauty
spots they will help to furnish
your room artistically.
Repre- alive Davis Of Evans
ton was in the city today. His
many friends congratulated him
on lis conval escence. b
The Impr ement C ompanyha has
secured a five year contract from
the Chautauqua Asst ciatlon for
telephone service. The line will
be put in thorough repair. M.
lssi II
"A. F.. Olson Of Benson county.
who is candidate for reelection
as county auditor, left Mime
waukan long enough to visit
Devils Lake Saturday Of last
week. q
The Episcopal vested choir,
soon to have new accommodate
lions, is rendering, under the
tutelage Of Miss Whipple, very
acceptable service tie congre-
cation.
Prot. Norton visited the school
at Doyon w ednesday and Thurs.
day of this week, and will spend
Friday and Saturday with the
schools in territo DRY contiguous to
that town. 5sl
Mrs. Geo. Ruhb berg, Mrs. q
Thorson and Mrs. Ell. Hale expect
to represent the local Woinanss5
Club at the Biennial, 3Oth Of
May. The citing will be held
at ST. Paul.
Postmaster Daeley should be
made Promot tier Extrao rdinaire
OF Devils Lake. He has I'M
bounded faith in the city and.
makes it his bus to eflthuse
everyone whom he may meet.
Devils Lake, he eclares, is the.
center Of the earth.
The Freshman class Of the
High School gave a dance at
Odd Fellows hal Tuesday
evening this 18th instant. Music
was furnished by the orchestra
led by Tony Pretz. The occasion
was nounced BY all present as
one OF the finest functions of the
season.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
Look for the big blue sight
s bargain head uarters. .5.

Look for the big blue sight
is bargain head uarters. q
Frederick A. Baker has re-
Gently purchased quite a large
number Of lots in one Of our sub
urbs. Il
Emil s. Eich OH our CITY. was
honored at the annual meeting
OF the County Auditors associa-
tor, BY being elected president.
Congratulations.
Strayed. From the ColIinson
farm, four miles north Of Stark
weather, about the 18th Of May,
i've horses, one dappled gray.
mare, !. $50 pounds; one sorrel
mare, silver main and tail, 1900;
one !. bay mare, white star in fore
head, !, 100; one light bay horse,
LOO; an and one bay mare, white
star in forehead, 3-year-old.
Notify, G. A. Anderson, Stark
weather, N. D.
3. a. Bryn, Martin Timboe
and Jens Thomson, all three
from Pierce county and the first
two claiming Beyroute as their
home town, were in the city the
middle of this week. Mr.. Thorn
ason made fral proof on his
claim, while in the city, the
other two gentlemen acting as
witnesses. Mr.. Timboe is post
master at Beyroute, and he also
conducts a general store and
oversees the operating of consid-
cradle farm land. Mr.. Bryn is
Well-knoWn to Ramsey county
people, he having land near
Grand Harbor as well as in
Pierce county. He says the crop
prospe cts in Pierce county are
very favorable better than ever
before. The Inter-O Ocean ac-
| ksnoWledges a call made by these
gentlemen. 8,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
0noaeR0nsnenoa eae oaoneneu
CIT II B BRIEF : :
saoHalouoaonpoDlnlo aoneRD eaIeuana

D. Stevens Of Webster,
was in town Tue day.
Daniel Chisholm came home
d W 6 On esday from Lansfo n
W.. Olson was over from
y. Y lnlneWaukaa the other day. III
See Chamberlin for loan On
Farm land. Easy terms. Lowest
4 rate. II II # 5.s8
58D. G. Nc eod Of [ Crazy was
/ registered at the Sevilla, Tues
0ytcf this week. M s8
First National Bank loans money
i not only On farms, but On good city.
4 property, as well Al All q.
Lakota was represented lin
Devils Lake last Tue day by A.i
Tanton, the elevator man.
Ifyour auto needs repairing:
take it to the Dakota Ma chinery
Company.
Read +. !. Dion's poultry ad
on page nine. It pays to raise
/ thoroughbre poultry 5 .5
Archie Cu.rie and John Mar
shall Of StarkWe Gather, made a
hurried trip to Devils Lake this
week.
Olaf Swenson. who was in
from Church's Ferry, reports
spring work well along and the
rain timely.
Atsno time in the history Of
Devils Lake has real estate been
SO active as the last fifteen days.
If our city fathers are; not care
ful we will have a boom.
Mrs. leo. Ruhberg was elect
ed Lady Of Honor at the state
meeting Of the Degree Of Honor
Lodge, which held its last meet
ing last week at Grand Forks. ri
The Windsor, now under the
agement of Mesdames Hold,
gson & Tiven, will soon be I'm:
der the exclusive management Of
Mrs. Hod dyson. Mrs. Tiven re-
firing. 8sJ.l
Buttons Business College will
close this week for the summer.
vacation and will open again the
first Monday in Seprembe Mr..
Button has had a very successful.
year and all who conlple ted their
courses have been placed ia posi-
tions. The rest vii come back
and finish in thu II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

u Dakota Ok May 4 8. 1906.
Mems ST. so dress and driving
gloves go at 95cents at Arneson's.
is you cam t ride, walk it will
pay you tolook over the line Of
shoes at McC auley & Dahl's.
Devils Lake is liable to have 4
bad run Of typhoid fever. AT
the present time there are some
cases Of fever in town which are
Y tedly caused by drinking
impure well water. The way to
prevent having a run of fever is
to drink Kirnmerly Spring water.
telephone No. 81. Bale & Budde.
Now that Company Dis to be
re-organized, we hope the busi-
ness men will allow the boys the
requisite time to drill. Should
we not have military company
at this point, there might be
danger Of losing the encamp-
ment, dsuch a misfortune would
lIlf1lct a great loss upon our local
merchants. There is nothing too
good for Devils Lake. Let this
be our motto, and then see the
city expand. &
Rev. j Johnson Of the Episcopal
church, announces the following
services for Sunday, May Goth:
Early Communion service at 8 zoo
a. m. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon on Being Good to .Oursel
yes at III o'clock. Sunday
School at 1915. Evening Song
Service and address on Christ
Ascension Into Heaven at 500
o'clock. All visitors in the city
are cordially invited to attend
any and all services.
The Sophmores of the High
School proved themselves to Be
accompl ished entertainers Wed,
nesday of this week, the Sen
iors, as their guests. spent the
evening at oodmen's hall.
Light refreshments were served.
and Mrs. Dahl gracefully pre-
sided at the piano. Refreshed
by frappe, drank in good fellow
ship, and enspirited by the
music. youth and beauty made
no note Of the hours, and honor
ed Terpsichore in many a happy
number. We did not inUerogate
the Professor about Thursdays
recitations. 81.
AS we go to press, Prof. Mil
Ter and the six young gentlemen
who are to contest for honors at
Grand Forks, Saturday, left for
the field Of action. The profes-
scr took with him Messrs. jay
Miller, Harold Connolly, Jack
Nimmo, John Roe, William Cry.
derman and James Brennan.
James Collinson will 90 down
Saturday morning, who will pro
hable participate in the relay
race. We expect our boys will
give a good account Of them
selves. Success to them. a
large body Of students will &C
company them to the Forks.
a very pleasant surprise party
was given by the friends and
guests of the proprietors Of the
Windsor hotel, Mrs. Hodgson and
Mrs. Fiven, who were presented
each with a cut glass fruit bowl
and each a china nut set. Sup
per was served at midnight.
Dancing was the order Of the
evening and the light fantastic
toe was tipped to The sound Of
ravishing musicuntil one O'Clock
a. m. Miss Abbie Swain who
was the instigator Of the con-
spiracy against the peace Of mind
of the genial hostesses deserves
much credit for the success Of the
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Infer-O Ocean, Devils Lake, MOI
Think Of the big blue sign
where you want to buy.
q. II. Worrall is enjoying a va
cation this week.
# you want bargains 90 to
iAE VI s. closing out sale.
Mrs. johnson, slster-in-laSw Of
Us. i. Johnson isVisiting in the
city. l3I
MEG auley q Dahl has the best
line OF shoes ever offered in town
at the prices.
The Flynn R ealty Company
can sell you a farm or a house
and lot, See them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pillshury
spent last Sunday at Cando,
where they have many friends
ana relatives. n ..ftf 55
You can afford to be without
shoes when you can buy them at
who y, esale prices. Met auley &
Dahl.
Capt. p. E. Herman is acting
host to his daughter, Mrs.
Naugle, who reached the city
about a week ago. B
1000 pairs Of ladies' gentle
mems and children s shoes to be
sold at your own price. Nc
Cauley & Dahl. NH I'D III
The merchant Of the Round
house, Mr.. Hoult, was in Lari.
more last Sund day, returning to
this city Monday at high noon. ID
After an absence Of nearly .
month, Mrs. al. e. Parshall has
returned from Dc Moines, Iowa,
where she has been visiting her
sister.
Ramsey county is represented
at the state meeting Of the Da-
kota County Auditors by Emil
rs. Eich. The meeting is held at
1.-THE Forks.
If a man comes in mad he goes
away Witha smile. Because he
got a pair of shoes at his own
price. Mel auley & Dahl has
them you may as well smile
with the rest.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. church
will conducb a food sale at Pet
|erson & Adams hardware store.
Saturday, the 26th Of May. They
will be glad to meet their friends
on that occasion. 5ys.
You must hurry If you want a
pair Of those shoes at Nc auley
y Dahl's Every time a man
calls he fits out the family with
shoes, both for every day and
Sunday. Don't miss it. lie you
do you lose money.
George Raym ond Of st. Cloud,
MINI. came to this city Tuesday
and accepted a position in r. j.
omlinson's Bicycle shop. Mr..
Raymond is an experienced man
in the bicycle and automobile
line. His specially is repairing
gasoline engines.
AT the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday, May Goth, the
subject for the morning address
will be " The Gospel Definition
of Religion 4 and 1.-THE evening
81 lessons From the Lite Of
Jacob. EpWorth League SER
vice at { b. m. A hearty invita-
ton is extended to all. s5
DR.. W. B. Clifford, secretary
of the FairvieW and Happy
Thought Mining &c Minneapolis,
passed through the city Wednes-
day night Oh his way to his mine
in the state of Washington. He
goes to sup erintend the placing
OF n1ach inery in, the mine and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

quarters, and is just now nego-
tlating for land upon which to
locate its tracks and buildings.
Complaint has been made that
the price asked for the land is
3exorbitant.
# We regret that there should be-
any feeling of this kind for every
reasonable effort to encourage
the investment Of capital in the
city should be made. The CONF
pany should be welcomed for it.:
can do much to help Devils Lake.
Every loyal citizen will argee
to this.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
Be. Just

The Great Northern railway
company has lately decided to
make Devils Lake division head
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

Read the want column in
the Inter- Ocean.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

bundle. The stick swayed neryously.
rs though IL were held nv hands
scarce strong enough To support IL
Gabriel dashed to the window. seized
Il, and laid the bundle triumphantly
at Godfrey's feet
THAI YOU is, massa; thah You is.
Missy Jane said herd do it. an her
hab. Dis am a BritiSher unifoahm.
All you's got to do am to put it on
mighty quick an walk down dem
steps big as life wild dis ohdah in YOU
han See. I took him from de red
coat les like missy tole me to-" He
held up Bcssemer's order admitting
him with the refreshments Dem
redcoats amt goin' to read II. Dcy
ies' see Kunnel Bcssemah's name
'tached {, il. an dat's enough. Dcyll
tink you's British oilisah. suah. an
when on gifts To de gate all you's got
TO do am 10 say dc pass.wuhd. what
ann Solitude Missy Jane huahed
Massa Edwahd say II ovah TO a
gen'man tonight To make suah he
had il right"
Godfrey was paying slight heed 10
the darkcy. lie was reading the note
Jane had attached TO the uniform. in
which she urged haste
Without word Of explanation or
slr--ls.S-ss H. sesasA +li4-.s.r->s, ss,,lis-
handed manner to divest Gen. Pierce
of his coat and thrust the British hat
and coat upon him.
THE hrceches will do" he said:
"they will not be noticed in the dim
light. and with Bessemer's order in
your hand YOU are likely 10 be passed
without too much inspection. At any
rate. there Is no time to change"
He pushed the general towards the
head OF the stairs. and the old man,
utterly bewildered, was passivA in
his grasp. Then suddenly rouslug
himself. he threw on the compelling
hands and faced the younger man In
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Farms for Sale.

adjoining farms pa miles fro
webbville, / of 200 acres has good
dwellings. storehouse and all out
buildings, plenty of water, orchard.
so acres in grass, $50 acres cleared.
plenty of timber to keep up the
place.
Another, that of los acres, so of
It cleared. so acres in grass. dwell
ings. plenty of good springs.
Also. 1913 acres. 20 acres cleared,
40 acres in grass, mostly fresh. 20
acres of bottom on all these tracts.
WI, --ss.-!- -iihssa. .plasee AL together,
or separately.
Also. have good saw and grist
mill on the place which will be sold
with II. or separately. Good engine
and boiler and good barns.
Terms cash. For further informa
ton apply to Big Sandy News, Lou-
lisa, Ky. H.
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fury.
''Why. why, hoy, you fool. you, do
you think I'm going to escape in
clothes provided for you?"
General, listen to me. You know
that / am taller than any man in
Bessemer's troop. II ! attempt TO
90, shall be stopped, and il will not
only mean death for both Of us, but
compromise for Miss Ellery and
possibly death for Gabriel here as
well. If yon ma the attempt, you
have every prospect Of success and
can then gather some Of our brave
fellows to come here and rescue me
before sunrise. the hour which we
re told Bessemer had fixed for our
-. ton"
finished speaking Worthing-
-, .sa,.,,. d back into the room they
- - 49,, y occupied, and closing
80. 10 - - I.s, heavy chest across
H. tbrs etrs~ia 'lly shutting Pierce
ont -, -
The old man perco, ged with rising
choler the ruse 1h~ pe1h, 'S'r nnu en-
ployed. BY imprfsening IN. iseli mus
in the room he cuf of the o'her
arguments and made is impe,. i''t v,
for him 10 go or for botll 10 be j. II
TO their fate.
Gabriel, liking the change 81 plar,
no better than the general, never
iheless hurried him forward. II
Massa Godfrey won't go, an you Is,
SOU bettah hurry, sab. Oar amt no
time 10 stan agitatin' heah no
longah. We ahll be caught n strung
up. sab"
still reluctant. the old man de
seconded the stairs
Ito be contlnued)
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Pure Leaf Lard"

Confederation OF stories that meu
have fallen into the rendering cal
drons at the stock yards in Chicago
and their flesh converted into lard
came recently. a. NJ. slmons, wh1
for more than three years was TIL
agent Of the Chicago Bureau Of Char
tides, at rs stock yards station, fur
ltshed the confirmation Of the stories
told by Upton Sinclair in "The Jun
gle" and others
The CAGE that came directly under
his notice was that Of a boy twelve
years old and the child's father. Ia
speaking Of the cases, he says be
could not remember the name, thclgL
he had made a record of It at thu
time ami these records are still IN
The office of the Bureau Of Charities.
The boy who carried his fathers
dinner to him every day. went toe
near enc Of the steam caldrons. whirl.
are not projected In any way, and
his father, waiting for him, heard
his delth scream as he slipped and
cell headlong into the scalding steam
carrying his dinner bucket with him,
said Mr.. Simons. The father made
frantic efforts 10 get TO the boy and
HIS fellow worlmen did all intheil
power, but II was ten minutes before
the steam could be shut off and an
examination made, and by that tlml
nothing was left OF the boy but ths
bones
1T must have been the haunting
fealing that somehow he might re'
his boys face In the steam that
brought the father too near the edge
OF tine vai, but one day, only "a feiS
weeks after the boys death, the fell
low workmen herd a stifled scream
and saw him fall tumbling into this
same vat
There was no special effort mad,
70 get him out. and when after near
| ly half an hour examination was mad
there wasn't a trace of him; even
the bones had been dissolved.
The flesh Of this man and Ct h.
boy weat on with the rendered meai
In the caldron and in due time wal
placed in buckets and sod ON tbs
market. No attempt was ever muhy
10 clean the caldron and the foreman
Of the room probably reasoned tha
Il would be too much of loss u
throw the entire contents of the cal
dron out just because a man had
fallen into H.
1.-THE case came under the attention
Of the Bureau Of Charities because
the mans family appealed to us FOL
help They told me the revolving
story and ! entered Il ON the records
of the office. We cared for the wild
CIV aud the children for some time
Gnd believe the woman finally went
60 work herself at the yards"
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COSTLY KINDLING.
What Happened to The Hoard Of
a New York Farmers Wife.


Few people are so poor that they
do not some times have money which
they do not wish to spend immediate-
y. Every one has this practical prob
lem to solve: How may keep money
In safety till the time that want 1t (?
The most natural solution of the
problem Is to put the money In a
bank. 1t is the business Of banks to
keep money for people. Money In q
bank is safer than anywhere else.
There are many people, however, who
never think Of putting money IN
banks. For them a place Of hiding is
the one thing TO be thought Of. Now,
in hiding anything, the one supreme
Consideration Is to put 1t where no
one will be likely to look for it, or
even happen upon 1t by accident.
A certain farmers wife, near Alfred.
N. Y, had two hundred dollars IN
legal tender notes, and decided to
conceal it somewhere.
She considered many places, and
finally hit upon the parlor stove.
1t was summertime. and there was
no fire in the front room.
No one, she thought, would bo
likely to look in the stove for money.
She was correct in her supposition.
No one did think Of looking in the
stove for money, and there her treas
ure remained in safety-till the winds
Of autumn demanded artificial heat
in the front part of the house.
No thief ever laid hands upon those
two hundred hard-earned dollars.
The little roll of bills was slxillfuIIy
hidden, but one chilly day there was
a fire inside the safety-deposit box.
When the farmers wife remember
ed her money, 1t was too late.
The place to deposit your money
IS in The Louisa National Bank,
which has capital OF $5O,O00.0O, SUR
plus and profits of 100000. and a
of $lO5,OOOOO for deposltors.
Insurance of every kind against loss.
Our business is conducted upon a
basis. Security is the
first thing to consider in placing
your money for safe keeping
We are at your service and have
every modern facility for handling
your business. You are invited to
open AN account with us.
THE LOUISA NATIONAL BANK,
Louisa, Kentucky.
NJ G. WATSON. President.
NJ. F. CoNLEY, - Cashier.
]. F. HACKwoRTH, L. H. YORK,
r. L. vINSoN. F. H. YATES,
AUGUSTUS SNYDER,
Directors.
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aor would II | could" he answered
harshly. "lIc well deserves his fate.
You little know what menace he
and his band Of outlaws have been TO
~ this season Let him take his
medicine. Ills such > dose as be would
Put down the throats of others.
With difficulty Jane restrained her
self from wringing her hands. More
guests were leaving. Ia fact the
party was breaking up. let them 60;
oh. let them GO, that she might seei.
her room and think, Edward had
ordered his horse and ridden away
a. an escort for the Winston ear
riagc lest some b9ld rebels should at
tempt to kidnap the Indies. iorsooih'
There was nu one Jane could turn
90. Her stcpmothcr was Godfrey ;
encmy: her father was helpless No
fherc was no one. unless, indeed, II
might be she could use AUNT Rachel
~ ,awansr 10th had been house
servants fay sr:--4ASuITS ,suShhhan aFd
had known Godfrey from his baby
hood; both would almost lay down
their lives for him. She hur'
ricdly sought Aunt Rachel's quarters
After consultation with the
negress, she flew TO her stcpmo'her
room. "Mamma." she cried, bursting
IN upon that lady as she sat before
ker toilct-table. the maid brushing
abe powder from her thinning locks
rdo you know that Godfrey Worth
h,eton Il prisoner N our garnet an.
chat he Is TO be hung before the orea'
4 dayTr
Mira. Rllery, not lltlle. startled o'
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omArrER y.

Jane was frantic I4as than an
Aour' Mha, could she do2
She ana l,cksrmcr had hcen an M.
Tar,ionnbic length ~ time away from
their guests. and the major portion
81 -,iem were only awaiting their APP
pcnraprc 20 makr adieus. Many
precious mlnntrs were wasted in
listening "a rood.lIyos and the usual
eompliments upon the evening ~
knrth. however. she shook herself
fFrc and tnrncd Ia search 81 her
brother She found. him draping
Nistres Peggy WINSTON shawl about
her shonidrfr aud wing her hood be.
meath her chin preparatory To- de-
, depariurc With hurried word ~
Ennlngy. she drew him aside and ac-
qaainied him with Godfrey inpend
ing fate
-Oh Edward She cried. cannot
you De- something TO gain him At least
srcpricrer
Her brothers arpw contracted. and
Ac gascd al her suspiciously eNay.