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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

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1877 80. 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

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toitet Here Menneffelip. Der er in.
let RGtp9rt % er en- faI0en | Ban
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betante fig fprana no Os biergeo.
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runtt par beo at opgipe 9Gbreo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

@not Strife. Strifen pao
Belle gomulofpinoeriers Qf6elin1
! Soenie er iflg. q. 9. MI eno..
ioet De itritenoe arbeioerfe for
leoen bar genoptaget 2rbejoet uoer
nogen fom 6eIft getingelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

eegat. Jrsten Sobanne 6efts
BET, Sfipe, bar iflg. q. 9. ftiftet
ct 2esut paa 10000 ar. til Gorosl
for forifelliee Delssrenoe Snititus
TONER os Oaroise trangen6e | Stipe
gb og Saninslan6s 6erreoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

B~r9note @oaroe. Den 5.
SUM- BED SpDtioen neobr1note iflg.
q. 9. totalt 5. q. 6aniens @aaro
| Minoom. 4reaturerne reooe6es.
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ningerne bar forfifreoe | 2anobpg>
ningernes almin6elige 9rdnoforfitz
ring FOR 10000 ar.. 2sssret / en-
lpful Branofasfe for 10000 ar.
On Rarf ct anbolot, mistanft for
at babe paafut Sl6en.
G~orIeoen opffo6 Der $40 / Ca
ben til Dams palIefens Gaar6 |
Borum. D< 3 Ranger brrnbts,
bDorimco @tuebuitt reobeoes. Der
in6ebrc6te aredturer, 2 Gblbopz
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Notice of ChatteI Mortgage sale \

Notice u hereby given that that certain chat
tel mortgage bearing date OF April 4th. 1905.
made atlu d eliyered BY Jacob Snit, mortgagofss
80 Ritcher q Van liew, n1ortgageeH, and there
Utter. and On the 9Th day of April, 1905, duly
dlen in the Office OF the register OF dssda uf
county the said NOR gagor then resided ana
wherein the chattol In said mortgage and here
inaf fer described was then situated and EhS9
said mortgage aud the note spcured therebw
having been transferred toSthe undersigned
Frank Pitcher, and on which said chattei
mortgage default has been made BY the mon.
payment OF the debt thereby secured and fk6
abandonment Of the chattels coverc1 81 saia
mortgaEe BY said mortgaEor, and ON which siid
5chattel sinor tgage there 10 due at the date Of
this notice tho sum OF 10000 with interest,"
thereon from the 9TH day OF April, 1876 at the
rate 9fl III per col per annnm, will be fore
G1ossa q sas q 81 the shattels
door of the Ramsey Comfy Court Hl,use, In
the city OF Devils Lake, Ramsey couufy Nortki
Dial Ota, on the 22nd day OF December, 10 is. &C
the hour of one O'clock in the al tornoon at
public auction 70 the highest biiaes for caBh
The chattel deacribs In said chattel mort-
came: 70 described in said mortgage as follows,
,r oas sorrel horse 3 Viz. I'D. weight abont3
Said sale win be made ~ 81 q. Jones, agent
Of the undersigned. The reason why the other
3chatteln described in said mortgage will mot b
sold ss because they are covered by q prior
Dated December 18th, 1908.
sg s III RANK PITCHER,
u. Y. Assignse of said mortgage S3ss
Attorneys Tor ssignee OF said mortgage. Il a.
& Devils Lake. North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
RnferOseaa Devils Lake Eerfh Oakasa. De. sps.

the best material. work manship
and practical in operation is equal
to the best plants on the Hill's
entire railway system an honor to
that company and credit to Penn.
AT the home Of the bride, Oh
Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1896, Ernest
Kline son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kline,
was married to Miss Anna Zeich,
the charming daughter Of one of
our prosperous and worthy farmers.
These young people are we'll
known and highly appre ciated BY
our entire community.
One Is sentiment trust and thought ;sa Nh
One il harmony fully wrought: Ri M
One in wisdom, from Heaven brought.
May they possess as years on roll, M Nh
Under fathers all wise control. f
LOVES holy Joy to bless The soul M % @
l;5&5 j5S384 $ Alwaysl 35 ~ $
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Ton, near ten miles from Los
Angeles; Will Merrick ism some
kind of wood manufacturing
business at Long Beach where
also John Gressner aud wife. re-
side these two latter men ARE
from Dry Lake @. B. Kendall
of Dry Lake owns property and.
reside at Long Beach. He spendsi
his summers looking after his ex-
tensiye farming interests in and
near Dry Lake township and
spends his winters with his wife
in California, for which point he
expects to leave this week. Thus
it can be seen some Of our best
citizens are prospering. 81 81
A few days ago. Mr.. w. 5Bailor
and Miss Burleigh were made
welcome and entertained by Miss
Lola Graham.
Will Bailor is now. at Minot
seeking for the position Of break
man on Ct. N. line. II
Mr.. Shaw, one Of the bosses of
the railroad tank at Penn, has re-
turned from Cando, where he went
to assist in the survey and plot
ting Of the new water plant at
that place.
A Christian Endeavor society
has been organized in Penn
Offers: President, DR.. Rogers;
secretary, Clara Reading; treasur.
or, Emma Mitchell orgauist, Lola
Graham. This is most worthy
organization having for its object
the development and culture Of
virtues and pure characters in
harmony with Him who was the
way, the truth and the life, and all
who seek the betterment Of the
individual and society cannot but
give sympathy and aid to the
movement.
The new hot water plant Of the
e. n. Ry TO-. at Penn, is now
ready for practical work. It is
first class in every respect. The
curbed well is 12x24 feet, curbed
with pine timber, SO feet deep and
carries Is feet of water, which
seems inexhaustable. The foun-
dation of the tank il cemented
blocks placed deep in the ground,
which are capped with durable
stone. The frame consists Of eight
pine timbers, I2xl2, we'll braced
and secured by wire nails. These
eight timbers, which support the
tank or reservoir, and each 80
feet tall the tank is l6 feet high
and 81 feet in diameter; the entire
structure from the surface to the
ground to the topis 81 feet. The
entire plant-the we'll, structures,
engine, piping, finish, etc, are Of
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55.wA.HlT'E.ss.

Wanted An agent, lady or
gentle to handle our goods in
Devils n AXE. Goods consist Of
teas, coffees. spices and other light
groceries with which We give
premiums. We allow q liberal
commission and put you in q way
to have q nice income. Add dress
Grand Union Tea Co. Duluth,
MINI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Notice 81 Chattel Mortgage sale.

State Of North Dakota, County 81 Ramsey.
n n Justice Court, before John E. Henry, j Il.
Lake, d Corporation, plaintiff, Va. JACOB sm IT,
state 81 North Dakota To said defend ant:
shts sss0nd herein
Ramsey county court house. In the city OF
Devils Lake, ia tho countyof Ramsey and state
q 9, North DAKOTA. vt nine o,clock a the
plant Of the Bamsey County National Bank of
Devils Lake, against You, alleging: siE
u ~ the year 1906 as q, vile Lake North
made and delivered to plaintiff his 5 certain
ipromifsory notes in writing each delivered on
or about the date thereof; each boating inter-
per annnms each payable ~ the order Of plain.
tit, each now post due, said notes being dated
and OF the following med sumsg, To wit: One
dated on June 2, 1905; one for $2i dated on July
18th, 1905 one for IS dated ON August 1Eh II 8OS;
and the Other for s22O dated on August 18th.
That on the Ath day OF Dscembey, 1905, q
warrant Of attachment against your property
was duly issned, and under and BY virtue there.
I'd. to whom said warrant Of attachments was
delivered did, on the 9th day of December,
1895. levy upon and now holds BY virtue of aaid
personal property, to.Wit: XII .s
9single Get OF work harness; 10 collars for
horses II lot OF sweat pads; lot Of old harness;
Iscy the; 4 sacker; lot Of forks: bay stallion,
weigh about lSaO; 1 gray, horse 4 horse drag !;
III it. Mccormick binder i 1 old narrow tired
wagon, ! set Of eleighs 4 granary or bin on ths
sw54 OF sec. is, twp. l55, +. SO, Barton land, 4
granary on bin on the nW1s of sec. 81 twp 155,
/. 6s, known as. tho D. 8. B. Johnson land also
about 500 busheI ef wheat, more or less Al
granary orlbin on She y " Of sec. a, twp l55'
And demanding that the plaintiff recover
Judgement against yon in the sum Of $lSI 81,
" per cent per annum from the 4th day Of De.
cembeF, 1906, and that the personal property 90
levied upon, and held BY the sheriff, be applied
to the satisfaction Of lis claim and you are
notified that nnless you 80 appear and answer
the plaintiff will take judgement against you
Given this 10Th day y Decem 1908.
5s JOhn Il. Henry,
City Justice of the Peace, Ramsey Co., M b.
3S3 Let the foregoing summons be served BY tho
publication thereof in the Devils Lake Inter
Ocean. q newspaper OF general circufatl ton,
printed and published at,Dsvils Lake. in Ram.
sey county, North DAKOTA, in one Issue Of said
newspaper each week, for three sue cesstve
weeks, the last publication thereof at lea ct
three days before and prior to the 9th day of
January, 1909, and by forthwith mailing Copy
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
BY s.. S. RAY.


MANI NERD PRINCIPLES LIFE BELOW
Mani Need principles life below; i5 83s
Keep your spirit pure as Hnow, Ssss FIX
And let its virtues fuigent glow WY
With moral grace
Hold Christ. Righteousness clear in view:
SFurn error'sl creeds for those most true, Il
And, in their light divine renew IN;
XIII And bless therace9
Let truth thy being ever sway, s
And make 1t unto men convey llsst sE
Wisdom, supreme, In bright array
IA sS As sanity worth
And in reverence and holy PRAYER,
Under Father 9 sweet bless care, X
It's saving might with zeal declare
Throughout the earth
Obey knowledge's trumpet command;
Drive Ignorance from out the land, t56
And. like masser. great and grand,
Lead on tho host!
Be humble, meek, but wise to do
Alldutics given unto you, vii s5s A 2.
Threading pure love all actions through,
& q Like Holy Ghostl
Danish all hate, envy and war; n
z Teach blessings. rare, of peace and law,
And Holiness, without flaw, lifsE
While in the olayl
Then when, at last, earth's work is GER,
And sands of life can run no moro,
You'll live with 6aints and God adore
Through times round play! fiji
A few evenings ago, numerous
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Wilkinson, on the G. G. Bos-
worth place, assembled at their
home and all had most enjoy
able exchange Of amenities spring
ing from kindred minds. Music.
songs and games enlivened the
hours, and, after partaking Of q
dainty spread, all went to their
respective abodes. refreshed and
cheered by their pleasant social
intercourse.
Miss Mary Mitchell, having
proved up on her homestead loca-
ted near Island Lake, N. D., is
passing the winter with her
brother. A. j. Mitchell, and
sisters on the Agate Hill farm.
G. E. Frech. DR.. Rogers and
G. 81. Mass went to Devils Lake
on business last Tuesday and re-
turned next day.
Mrs. C. r. Schultz Of Leeds
snade pleasant visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Dingman,
the fore part of last week.
For a few days last week, Grand
ma Gessner enjoyed the country
life with her daughter. Mrs.
Stienke. Z.
A number Of our Ramsey Co.
citizens have bought property in
and are residents Of California.
! 9. Saunders, formally clerk Of
the court of our county, has pur-
chased ten acres of valuable land
and is residing on the same at Com
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Wanted Two tenants fol-
40 acre farms all under clIti-,
walton with good buildings; one
three miles from station and the
other about six. Tenant can
can get all the breaking he can
handle, and all the hay he
wants. Nick Kiitch Webster,
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WAN1 ADS
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wanted "A girl for housework !,
two in family. Inquire at this
office. 81.
Wanted "A girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. w. III. Reid. 81;
TItS GRtl Y
LOST

Taken Up Came to my place
about Nov. %, one yearling bull,
black and white. Owner, please
cal, prove property, pay charges
and take animal away. T. j.
Shelver, South Minnewaukan
township, three or four miles
southeast Of Devils Lake. .3
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7 AIKEN mp. One dark red heifer
about q years old, with horns
dropping down in the front; has
been running with my cattle for
about two months; taken up 10
days ago. s. s.. Davis, 8 miles
north Of Webster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

!. Strayed From my farm section
% De roat townshi Zip: dark red
mulley heifer coming 5 years old;
! light red heifer with horns)
coming 2 years old, with some
white down U on sides. Anyone
taking same up please notify the
undersigned. George Dingman,
Penn, NJ ID q
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Taken Up "A small. spotted,
red bull calf; has both ears
notched; had a rope around
neck when taken up Al so a
small, spotted red heifer calf.
w. p. Goozee, Section 8, Fresh
water township. "A n .ssH
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Lost q three nths-old SPAN
ial pup female. Finder return to
Dr.,J Jones and receive reward.
FOR SALE;

For Sale-A number Of Coolie
pups. Their grandf father won
first prize at the Worlds Fair in
Chicago. Address John Spies
mon, Devils Lake, N. D. II
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sof this snmmons. postage paid directed To the
esendant Of Webater, North Dakota, ana
sfSsS3 gss4 ohm r. Henry II
W. CitY Justice Of the Peace
Attorness f,r Asst RneA Of MsrtgaRee
Devils Lake, North Dako a. r. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

For Sale "A five-room house on
East Fourth street. Enquire Of
w j. Bell, jacobson block 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

For Sale Second hand heat
ing stove, nearly new. c. "a.
Dodge 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Taken III. Has been running
with my stock since Nov. !,
and taken up by me on Dec. a
one steer calf about six months
Ole, red with white spot iii fore
.head, and hole in right ear,
H. Lake, section !, Dry
Lake township !; r o. ID evils
Lake. N D.
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Residence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street..
Good neigh orhood. Price $1,000.
Apply to H. G. Midd augh. Il
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FOR RENT j Il

For Rent "A small, warm house
for $l2 per month Address Mrs.
Z. A. Pierce, Devils Lake, M. ID.
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Farms For Rent wo section
farms renter furnish everythlng.
Coed buildings. Apply to Peter
sorensen, Devils Lake, N. ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

For Sale Cheap IA gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, N. ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Strayed A dark brown Ham
sbletonian mare colt, years Old
had on halt from my place in
Morris township. M
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

For Sale al few choice quart
.er section farms in Ramsey
and Cavalier counties; $50 to
$25 an acre. See Joe Zunich,
Devils Lake. },ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

had. any hope Of carrying the district.
Harvey Spessard, the democratic nominee,
1t Is admitted. Is making splendid and
vigorous campo Ign, and to him Is due all
the credit for Che work thus far done But
II Mr.. Spessard expects any assistance
from the democratic state committee he
will be woefully disappointed. Not a sou
of the sinews of war will come from the
cammittee to aid him in his forlorn hope.
The democrats need the money here. where
they have fighting chances in two Gis-
tricts. It is an open secret now that the
democratic leaders had practically decided
to let the nomination go by default in the
sixth district, and when Mr.. Spessard loom
ed up on the horizon he was given to I'M
derstand that he need expect little or no
assistance from the party managers. In
deed, the state committee seems to have
overlooked the fact that few campaign
orators might be sent Into the district. just
as an evidence OF good faith to Mr.. Spes-
sard.
The Hearst campaign in New York is at
tracing a great deal Of attention here. es-
pecially among the labor element And in
dlcations are not lacking that Hearst has a
weather eye on Maryland and will endeavor
to capture the state delegation to the ma
tional democratic convention in 1908. Dur
ing the week emissaries Of the Brisbane
entry In the New York gubernatorial sweep
stakes have been in the city doing mis-
sionary work. They came with boxes
loaded with Hearst buttons, and today on
the lapel of nearly every workingman's
coat may be seen these buttons bearing
q likeness Of the New York editor. congress-
man. gubernatorial candidate and presiden-
ttal aspirant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21
CONTEMPLATE PIPE LINE.
Oil Companies Are Active Around
Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, Md, October 2O.-A rep
resentative of the Standard Oil Company
has been in Cumberland arranging for the
delivery Of fifteen miles of pipe for an Oil
line to run from Morgantown, w. Va, to
Philadelphia. Fifteen miles of pipe will
also be delivered at Hancock and a large
quantity at Little Orleans. this county. This
will give vast amount Of work to team
sters. Large forces will also be employed
in digging the trench. 1t is claimed by rep
resentatlves of the oil company that labor
Is very scarce and all mon who apply are
employed. The Maryland and West Vir-
GINA Gas Company, which Is laying the
natural gas mains in Cumberland also finds
labor very scarce and Is taking all who offer
their services.
The Standard OIL Company will lay the
new line parallel with the four lines that
now run to Philadelphia. Trench tools have
been received at Ellerslie, this county, where
large pumping station is located, and work
on the trench will begin at once. The line
runs In Pennsylvania, just over the Mason
and Dixon line. The Pure Oil Company, an
Independent corporation, will also construct
line from Morgantown to Philadelphia,
parallel with the line of the Standard Oil
Company. This company will also have a
station at State Line for pumping purposes
The Pure OIL Company already has line
to Cheat river. Large quantities Of pipe
for both companies have been delivered at
Morgantown. Both companies have applied
to Mayor King Of Cumberland for right Of
way through his farm near Ellerslie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

Charlottesville, to Gettysburg. the Wilder
ness. Spottsylvania, North and South Anna,
Cold Harbor. and along through other mo-
table fights until the battle at Sailors creek
and the surrender Of Gen. Lee at Appomat-
tox April 0. 1885. 1t Is his proud boast that
he was never In the hospital or absent from
his command.
Lincoln Post, g. A. R., voted a resolution
several years ago giving him the title of
THE drummer boy of fredericksburg for
his gallant conduct in assisting his fallen
comrades during that terrible battle Capt.
VIM. p. Sewell of the pension office. who
was on the staff of Brig Gen. Carroll at
that battle, was an witness to the
youthful drummer's courage when at the
head of his regiment he was seen going up
the steep slopes Of Marye's Heights only
to be driven back by the enemy's terrific
musketry and cannon fire.
Enters the Marine Corps.
The military services of Daniel Williams
did not end with the suspension OF hos
tilities in 1855 For the fourth time he en-
listed as drummer, October 81. 1865. in the
United States Marine Corps, at headquar-
tiers on 9Th street southeast in this city.
and was honorably discharged February 2.
1870 Eight days later he reenlisted at the
age of eighteen and went with detach
ment of sixty marines on the old steam
frigate Colorado for duty in Asiatio waters.
He was with the landing party Of ''blue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

Jackets and marines who punished the
Coreans for firing upon the American flag
and war vessels June 1, 1871. Daniel Will
liams, not yet twenty-one years of age,
was one Of the first to cross into the Corean
citadel when 1t fell into the hands of Uncle
Sans fighters. and his first act after en-
tering the stronghold was to salute "Old
Glory" which had just been hoisted over
the place. Then with his f1fer he sounded
three rolls on his drum and signalized the
victory by playing several patriotic airs.
Mr.. Williams left the naval service in
1873 and settled down to the pursuits of
civil life. When the battleship Maine was
blown up in Havana harbor in 1898, Mr..
Williams. who had reached his forty-sev-
enth year, entered the navy through the
efforts Of Capt. Hawley. who had an age
waiver issued In his case. Two days later
he stepped aboard the United States re-
ceiving ship Vermont in the Brooklyn navy
yard. From there he was transferred to
the cruiser Columbia, the then fastest yes
sci in the navy, as a master-at-arms, third
rate.