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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
THE HONOR LIST OF
POLYTECHNIC CADETS
rhe Highly Distinguished Mark
Out of Reach of
Seniors.
fsneoiaI to The Times .Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times .Dispatch.l
BI,ACKSBURG. VA, February s.--Ihe
honor list of the Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute for the first term, ending DC
co,nber 10. 1906, has just been issued
sns among those who made the list the
following arc from Richmond:
Seniors Proficcnt--J. u. Cary, . ".
seddon, III. III. Wilson.
sophomoros, Professionally Schroeder.
freshmen. Proficient--G. J., Clarke, L..
e. Walker
Students in the senior class who at
timed the Craze OF 97-iO0 on tho average
OF studies for the term are announced as
highly distinguished; those who attain
tile grade of aS-97 arc announced rs
distinguished: those who attain the grade
si-,s are announced as proficient.
Juniors sophomores and freshmen
who attain the grade of 8-1oo are an
nounccd rs highly distinguished; those
who attain tho grade of ao-ao are an
nounced as distinguished; those who at
tain the grade of ao-e5 are announced as
proficient.
In the senior class there was not u
single man to make highly distinguish
ads. nine made distinguished" and
twenty-five made proficient"
In the Junior class III. C. Livesay. OF
Augusta county. was highly distinguish
ed:'' nine were distinguished. and
thirty-eight were proficient"
In tho sophomore class j. w. Powell
OF Portsmouth, Va. was highly dis
tinsiished.'' three We're distinguished. =
and fifteen We're proficient"
In the freshman class W. NJ. Ellis, of
Baltimore. Md. was highly distinguish
ed seven were .'dtstlnguished," and
thirty-five were proficient"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

III. j.. Payor, for the henefit Of TN ]
Methodist parsonage at this place, where
every one attending were invited, by
some poetic lines, to bring a penny for.
every letter OF their. name, came of
Friday evening, and the occasion was
very happy one, with some amusing fen
lures The social was we'll attended W
friends from the whole circuit. and some
from II distance, Mr.. and Mrs. III. ~
Isaylor presided with great dignity and
hospitality, and, eSerted themselves TO
make the occasion a happy one. The little
sacks, or. cloth envelopes, which were
sent OUT, were opened, and the contents
made known, and the Authorization OF
names to save the pennies Enough really
not indicating the contents of the sacks).
was merry feature Of the entertain
mcllt. The plan realized quite a nice
sum- and created u happy social In
deed Chocolate and little delicaciss were
served to make comfortable the inner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

There have BEEN forty-five or fifty add
tiona 10 the two churches since May l.,
Isej M Of The churches in King and
Queen HAS pastors.
Rev. Alexander Fleet who haa not been
yell for 50 lbng, has greatly improved
and is nov able 10 nii all Of his apro!nt-
meuis,
Rev e. Il. Stuart VINO for several
yesfs tiaa been DOING such valuable work
IN the FAR southwestern part OF the state,
I AID 8Io has n eceuth. accepted a call To
yena5is ctugcti. Rlchmond. Va, supplied
fpr tie Yves, Point baptist Church Wliic
In student at R!ehtnOnd College. He has
faany friefids IN West Point who arc glad
Z 70 kuoW tiiat he N settled nearby.
/, Mrs. q. " Waugh. who was Miss Fan
\ ~ StcGiu, ~ Hiddfesex county. and whose
/ father war Mr.. Jno. D.sMcGili, Common
\ HeaI.hfs attorney or that county known
/ 40 "'rhe Ijawysr Preacher" has added u
The accomplishment VI belng fine teach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

er OF music that Of, composer OF muse.
The Pioneer Music Publisher. of Chicago,
is now publishing several nne songs tsat
she composed.
Mr. w. A. Willeroy. who was inens
her OF the Virginia Legislature at one
time, from King William county. has a
fine farm near Sweet Hall, just above
West Point, and is sparing no expense IN
oeking 1t with registered stock, He
has been purchasing stock from Wander
bits Biltmore. Farm Ashevilc, \. G.. he
already has hfty-four hogs and pigs and
has stocked the farm, with the very hest
Mammoth Bronze turkeys and South Car
olna Brown l.eghorn chickens. He. con-
siders only quality IN buying,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
man. while tho timer man" Literally
contributed to make comfortahle the oc-
cupants of tho parsonage.
Measuring Clothes BY Photog-
raphy.

\ When one comes to industrial and COM
mercial uses, theSlist OF uses Of photogrn-
tleman now supplants the tailor's lnensurer
and measures man for n suit of clothes
by photographs. The latest improvement
a photographic firm records the motion
{. a sensitive flame. and the variations
in fsnsity ln the ban,d thus obtalhsd are
Circuit. reprlaucing the original sounds
much more clearly than by former meth
p trn.tor m not only keep In touch with tho
progress OF The work, the conditions and
The effects sof blasting, but provide aspinst
III many factories, sample books are made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
CHESTER SOCIAL

Especial 10 The Times-Dlspateli)
CHESTER. VA, February -llip
Name Social planned by MIS- Rev,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Money to loan on farms Loves
rates, easy terms. The Ramse,
County National Bank Of Devil,
Lake. s 8
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. p. Watkins
OF Starkweatherle left this week
70 spend the winter with the oId
4 home folks in Manch chester, Mich.
John w Maher makes fam
loans at the lowest ratesand
beet terms. Interest and princii-
pal payable at his office.
Although Dan Brennan lost
in the debate in Grand Forks
this | week, the local papers speak
Of the argument he put
up. ''.'T
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-.
iivered for 81. 90 per cord. @.
y. Baker. phone "a. i,
Cashier Thompson Of the
Devils Lake State Bank return
ga sdsy from a business
trip TO Minnesota Of nearly two
weeks duration.
81 Order a nice fruitcake for Xmas
ct the Devils Lake Bakery. Il 81 ..
Ollie Rawson will go to Roch-
e.ster. Mimi. soon Ia. be exam
1ned Tor an ailment il his side
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

As helper was wiping one Of the
big mogul engines standing
steamed up IN the yard. He
5l rll iously pulled the throttle
open and the engine started for
the round house at the rate Of
fifty miles an hour. The helper
Jumped when the engine started.
The loco motive struck and wreck
ed ( !. the turntab BILE and plunged into
the pit. A new turntable had
TO be brought from Hayre, Mont.
and Until il arrives fourteen big
engines id the round house can
not be moved. This cripples the
operating department Of the
road to Q great extent.
Prof. DeWar was looking
otter his claim near Minot this
week. He will spend the holt
days in Chicago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

that 910, 600 resid ence he u
figuring on ia this CITY. move
into sie and take life ea q tia
rest Of his days. And George
can well afford to 40 Il. ~. "a
Rat Gold Coin broad
81 Belford, ssheriff.elect
or Ramsey county. the firsf
demo ratic sheriff since his
uncle, John Barton, held fhe
Office, will leave this week on, 4
visit with relatives id Wiiscoeln-'
SIN s He will be back iii time to
5b q sworn \ 'l IN On a January
The First National Barlk. Dev.
is IS. Lake, n. D, loans money On
real Z i estate ct seven per cent.
Manag Rich lard son of the
slE.agl e band has received several
new instruments and with new
players, promises a great inn
proyenent in the band " next
spring. The band boys have
set.their motto, the best ever ',':
al1d viii relig ioualy live up to.
Visit the Fair for bargains il
shoes. &
George Wheeler, one OF the
prominent farmers Of South
" innewaukan township, was ia |
the city Saturday. Ri. heel
er has several Gust toners III this
city for his excellent butter.
Owing to the scarcity of help
and the high price Of feed.
George was obliged 10 raise thel
price Of butter Saturday to SOL
cents per pound And his Gus
toners were perfectly satisfied.
ID kinds 81 cakes so order
Devils LAX Bakery
]. Haliday the contractor and
builder, has 1--WE of the bestl
:arpenters in his employ that he
AVS he ever saw. He has re-
aimed their services for next
summer, and intends to put ef ca!
me Of them in charge Of d crew. |.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

that has given him considerable
pain for years. He will possiblv
be operated on before he returns.
John ". Maher makes farm
loans ct the lowest rates-anl3
best terms. Interest and PRINCIPAL
payable at his Office.
! Mrs; David I ]. Stuart and son
Robert. Of Spokane, will spend
the holidays With Mrs. Stuart
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii 8 I a
Z y. shortridg Of this city.
Let the Devils Lake Bakery
make YOU g nice angel food.
devil food or fruit cake.
Ranfed. 4 girl for gener-.
d ho g = Apply 10 Mrs.
T j. Pl'Fosser, Seventh sfree1.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Ialter thar. "a great spread was
cont mplated for this farewell
kreception, and the gentlemen
whose wives are members of
! the club, are inconsolable over
the loss Of the tempting meal.
We understand these same
gent emen exoficio members are
keeping the wires hot between
here and Chicago, urging Mrs.
Burke to return here befa Re 90
ing to Bismarck, and they hay-
Een,t vet given up all hope of.
eventually getting their legs
under q table that will fairly.
groans with good things. in the
aLguage Of Shakespeare, the
swell ', feed may yet be pulled of. 7
For Alberta lands, enquire of
Bel Y Cleveland, jacobson block
Rookie Prete left Monday for
Des Moins, Iowa, to attend the
Highland Park college. -'',
John w Mayer makes farm
loans at the lowest rates and best.
terms. Interest and principal
payable at his Office. 81 a
That the Great Northern, ii
experiencing q run Of hard luck.
IN its operating department. II
iillustra ted by an incident
10 Minot the other day.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
l'eRea egaeRoBols 0aeB n0neaa
| THE! ID !:

A. y. Hole, DE Fargo, ii thu
leew book keeper for the Burgess
elevator company in this city. M
NeWbal led hay, SC snts Del q,
bale. or Sale hy CT Isl Baker
pine
Dan * ely left Monday for
Cali ornia, where he will spend
L the winter amid the fragrant
oses. and sweet orange blossc ms.
First d aiiiSrel Raa, Iaans none,
only q, ffaEzns. bus IN good oily
1eopsrty. "a wen
first class real estate man
has his eye on Devils Lake with
I q view to locating here. These
Ola timers Woul a BET ter wake 10
and get things mo s il Il
The farmers mill can supply
ron with wood or coal Ga short
hotice. Call II
Tony Prete's orchestra viii
furnish music for a al grand ball
1n Crary on New Y earl eve, and
sae at I4akota on New z earr,s
evening. Tony Ii giving great.
abstraction with his u new.
sechestra.
Leave orders for extra CUPS d and
syster plates with BraeEen IL
9toliker.
George Locke, the bonanza
farmer Of North MiinnewaukanI
township, was in the city ] Mon-
Gay looking after his many IN
teTests here. He says If he canil
.5agecul e competent help this yylIa-
ter TO run his farm lie Will take
. trip To the Hot Springs and
boil out. llr. Lock has carrie q
% his big farm with i shortage
sat help 90 long that ile ID abonfI
used uD, and is thinking serious
~ Of renting his place, baildl
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Ion ?
Money to loan On farms. Lowest
rates, easy terms. The Ramsav1
county National Bank of Devils
Lake. ODD 's a
Mrs p. g. Glass was o,,s,.
ated on at the rochester MINI
hospital Monday for cancer
she is getting along very nicely.
which will be good news ID he,.
many lewis Lake frienas.
We are closing out our crockerv
and china ware at q big reduction.
Lots OF it suitable for x mas b,
ents. stayslyick, strande g %.
Guy Seybold and Miss Emnas
u Mover came all the way from
Texas to be married by Rev
Olson at Reid's hotel last night
The bad weather has interfe,
ed consid erably with the Wnrlr
on the Aneta extension, hat fhe
company still have homes of enra
pletlng the line so trains can n
run ~ over il by the fRst Of the
year. 80
What would be more snitat.s
Tor 9 Christmas present than Z
suit case; q good line to select
ITO ct Stavsyick, Strande q GO.
J. , Burtscher,s French az
process for cleaning clothes k.,s
certainly made a hit IN Day Wis
j Lake. He has been comneilas
g Az Are more help and add some
additional appliances for earry-
Eng on this work. Old suits that
were about to be discarded 80. =. !.
being worthless have been ta1kap
60 Burtscher's tailoring shop.
treated to this new process ans
turned gut as good as new. The
g york is certainly wonderful
Folding chairs to rent a.
house louise parties or public meeting
81 - N'A 90 A'kob. % C0.
Einar A. Lunde and Ms.
". Durbin, and Richard 4
fitzgerald and Miss Nellie 4 & s.
thatcher, all Of Lawton. we've s..
.un UNI go ~ marriage by Rev. Oh
son Wednesday evening, the eer
emory being performed AZ tf,a
Sevlila hotel. The contraetine
parties are all popular yor1ns.
people Of the eastern Dart ~ S ~ /.
cou u The Inter Ocean. to-
gether with their other n,, Z -
Gus friends, wish them q han r
ana PROSPEROUS married life. Sc
we can save yoa money q,
'cenl, s shoes. Stasviek. Strsnsse
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

5 lM 3ilday states that tho Ss
who contemplate building ,,exI
summer should make arrange.
msnts for their lumber This
month as the price willlgo llp III
January He isl prepared "a
furnish plans and specifications
70 7 anyone for any kind of q
building. %
New baled hay, 81 cents Der
h bale. For sale BY G. III. Baker.
phone "a. 8
Mike Noonall, who stuck ID
North Dakota until the Irish
Striumphed over the Scandina-
VANS in politics by landing one
lot his nationality in the cover
|aor's chair, will leave this week
for the old home in Michigan "a
visit with relatives and look
alter some property interests he
has there. Mike loves to 1,oiilnt.
With pride TO the fact that tha
Irish can ccomplish wonders ia
politics IL they only stick 10
gether and have the NorWeians
help them. '.-- u,
make wind low shades tt,,
order '1a'' IS y Il. w Gilbertaon 1',l
Earl Barring ton and hls
company were ID the city Mon
day afternoon on their SIway.
from towns on the Farmers
road 20 Lakota, The company
was billed for Hampde Mon
DAY night, but owing to q miss
~ All train J, conn actions was unable
70 fill the engagement. M.
harrington says the best show
town on the Farmers branch 1T
H. ! with Rock Lake 4
close second r
New baled hay, 30 cents Der
bale. For sale BY g. II. Baker.
Henry Lake was in from DIV.
Lake township Tuesday and
made the Inter Ocean pleasant.
call Mr.. Lake says most ofI the
farmers in his township dispos-
go OF their wheat early in the
season, and The car SHORTAGE
therefore, does not worry then, q
He reports the roads in bad
condition between this city and
All place, the snow drifts being
quite numerous.
As fine line of home made can.
dies ct the Devils LAKE Candy "a.
Brack en % Stoliker.
The Shak espeare club of this
city has been planning 8 ban /
guet for Gov. and Mrs. Burke. 4
the latter being q member Of
The club, before their departure
20 Bismarck. but it looks now
as il the affair would have S,ftnl
pc called of. Mr.. Burke has
received notice that the executive
mansion at Bismarck will be-
on the 18th sc this.
g month, and as he is anxious %
get his family nicely settled
before the inauguration, he has
aotlfied Mrs. Burke in Chicago
q repair to Bismarck az once
md the chances are she will not
,eturn TO Devils Lake before
January list. OF for some time
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
We're After You
I. x. Z.
Hurry Back
Stockholders kleetlnsl

The Eegularannual zpeatinr ~ ~ s.
81, 81 81 me first National Bank q Devil 49,
daa g neia e the q bank a fsss
eleeson of directors and sueh I, ~. ~, f9r the
e may piropsrly come bsfors the mes,ine nsas
5@fi 5.S5s y. II. Rc-tisr
Dated at DaytJn f.h. Y i, ashisr
ltee. - s =. Y. Dssanher
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Our Chris t1las oys and liner
esiing illc Children

Hundreds sc Ghildre visit this depart
nsns every day u inspsct The new electric toys,
steam toys and magic lanterns, NOV
ire picture machines, esc.. ssc. The small Boy
IS an ingenious surn of mind will dnd hundreds
of interesting ana instructive toys II shis
nieals q which ~ ean sura WIG. delight The
interest of DE little girls VIII be mostly held of
eourss. ~ our collection 81 10y and grl doIIs,
doll eloshing. doll houses ana doll liasaiturs
also have book II AZ HE besf stories from
classic juvenile writers. afd games of I'D Kinds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Here Are Guaranteed 10 be Safisfa

The word value must always
ring true il this store. The merchan.
disc must Be right, the prices right, and
the various stocks must offer values
that will satisfy the demands 81 those
necessities that The season calls for.
The better We satisfy YOU The more cer-
tain We are that YOU viii come again.
There are only twelve more DAYS until
5hritnlas, 50 % your shopping early
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-02
o.
GREAT STRAWBERRIES.

Scott Hickman, a son of John J
Hickman, residing four miles north
east of the city read few days age
the article in The Sentinel regarding
Il foot of Strawberries. Young Mr..
Hickman thought he had few straw
berries which would give that foot
of strawberries a run for their mon
ey. He went into his strawberry pat
ch this morning and picked box OF
Strawberries. Those berries were the
talk of all those who saw them this
morning at this office. They were
without question of doubt the larg-
est strawberries even seen in this
city and Mr.. Hickman was cores
pondingly proud of them.
1t was not half an hour afterward
that Captain Woolsey, who had also
seen the article in The Sentinel Gas
everybody in the city and county,
reads this paper) came into
the Office with a box of strawberries,
For beauty they were way above the
average. For size they could not
heat those brought in by Mr.. Heck
man. which the worthy captain ac-
knowledged. But the Strawberries
of Capt. Woolsey were remarkable
for size, as strawberries 20 and they
were of handsome deep red color
and in taste simply delicious. The two
boxes were kings in the strawberry
line beyond any question OF doubt
and would have created a stir could
they have been seen in any country
where they think they can grow
Strawberries
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-02

Baptist: Subject for the morning
sermon, "The Mind of the Master
In the evening "Christ or an Alter
native"
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-02
HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL.


Aerie No. sos of the Fraternal
order of Eagles observed their an
nual memorial day last evening with
beautiful service in the assembly hall
OF the Elks Stub rooms and Rev.
Father T. NJ. Conway delivered the
memorial address.
Three vacant chairs festooned in
garlands of myrtle and forget me nots
symbolic of love and remembrance
were placed before the audience in
'front.' of the speaker and represented
the places made vacant in the local
lodge by the honored dead w. b.
Lesher, Henry Knowles and ]. II.
Alderman.
Vice President Drummer occupied
the chair in the place of President DIR.
Abbott, who was unable to be pres
emit NJ. r. Mckinney served as
worthy vice president and Bert Sowle
acted as chaplain. Messrs. Jack Gal
lue and Jack Conley sand a beautiful
duet after the meeting was opened
and Father Conway, the speaker of
the evening was introduced.
The reverend Fathers memorial
address was a beautiful tribute to
the spirit of the evening and the aud
fence was deeply impressed.
lie SAID that 1t was altogether fit
ting and proper that such an organi-
cation should meet in this manner to
remember the good deeds of those
who had gone before and referred
in the history of the early ages to the
beauty of the custom long ogo.
He told what should be the pur-
pose Of such an Institution in a me-
mortal day service, saying that he
differed extremely from the fam
GUS Bard of Avon who made one of
his characters say: the evil which
men do lives after them, the good is
oft Inferred with their bones" and
said that memory was disposed nat
urally to recall the good deeds and
the beautiful rather than the evil.
He said that the custom of holding
memorial services now observed by
most fraternal orders will tend to
strengthen those orders and elevate
the standard of the individual mem-
bers
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-02

The name is Purity" and the
product is as pure as the NAME
Wadsworths.
Mr.. Sam Gourley returned yester-
day from Denver where he underwent
an operation on his throat.
All millinery goods must be sold
this month Mrs. Roe at the Lay
Nattinger Mercantile company.
Purity" bread, cakes, rolls and
Purity goods of all kinds at this
bakery is unexeelled by anything bak-
ed in this city, nor even compared to
the Purity" product-Wadswor
Mr.. Otto Forty. the well known
liveryman of this city purchased yes
terday an interest in the II. G. Bed
well livery stable on Colorado avenue
The barn will still be known as the
II. G. Bedwell & Co. barn.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late James S. Tinsley
of Nebraska, who died of consump-
ton at st. Mary's hospital yesterday
morning will be held this afternoon
at the chapel of the Bannister under
taking parlors.
DR.. ID. Ramsey won the Moody gold
medal at the regular weekly shoot of
the Grand Valley gun club yesterday
I puN VI - hUONS.
Mr. NJ. C. Ramsey won the silver low
ing cup, the second prize, having a
score of % out of the possible 25. A
great deal of interest is awakening In
the clubs weekly event. at the shoot
ing grounds. yesterdays crowd being
an unusually large one. II is under
stood that before the year is very far
advanced there will be another prize
added in the Friday afternoon con-
tests.
An old soldier strolled into police
headquarters last evening and wanted
to register with Officer Faulkener and
stay all night. Mr. Faulkener in
formed the veteran that the guest
chambers We're all engaged and he
could not entertain him, It being
against the rules of the jail. He went
away in a pretty bad humor and later
is said 10 have told some men on the
street that he was going to spend the
night in jail II he had to lick some
one. He succeeded In getting in jail
although not until morning and he
did not have to lick anyone to get
there. This morning Onicer Faux
lSener found the man on Main street
in condition which would warrant
the charge of drunk and disorderly
and took him in charge.