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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-02
Ice Industry ID
Az SWee etWater

Residents Of thus city do not
know what a. great industry ice
making has become at Sweet
water lake. D. F. Pip her Of
Larlmore. has an ice cutting
plant installed at this lake that
is a wonder. 1t cuts and puts
into cars at least fifty carloads a
day of the finest ice that ever
froze. Notwf ding the fact
that we have had Iigtle cold
weather this year. the ice lis
nearly three feet thick and as
clear as crystal.
OF the amount cut at the eEake
the Great Northern Railway
Company ships from thirty ITO
forty cars daily to supply its ice
houses from Breckenridge,
Mimi, on the east to Great
Falls, Montana on the west. Be
sides this ice lis shipped to
towns, for local use. all over the
state. .a
"A trip to Sweetwater to see The
ice cutting plant is well worth
while. Aregular eniless chain
,of crystal blocks three feet
|square'is hauled from the lake to
1.-THE cars and fron,there down the
Farmers railway to the Great
Northern line here.
The Great Northern has learn
led of the purity of the water in
lthis lake and has decidedto pipe
| the water from;the lake to the
city the coming summer when
areserveirs will be dug and filled
with this water.
The water from the artesian
we'll lis very good in its place,
4 abut this city should make some
move no v in cennectionWith the
Great Mortherd's action i'm pip
4 ling the water, and shoald en-
| 5deavor ito supply the city with
pure water from. the lake. We
! would then haVetthe bast water
tor city use of sany city in the
gGtahn ff555f ss
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presented for the employment of
adulterated paints, { hat many or
the substitutes are much cheapef
in price, poorer in quality and
less effectively serve the pur-
poses for which the paint is
used and that many mixed
paints containing such adulter.
ants are. worthless for use in the
protection Of property when used
as a covering thereof. ~
Blood & Go. make good. I.
u. Blood & Co., the well known.
paint nanuf facturers Of st. Paul,
are not parties to this suit. +.
w. Fisher, their representative
in Fargo, has announced that
his firm had always favored the
nactment of pure paint laws
and had been drawn into the suit
through misunderstanding.
They withdrew as soon as they
were made aWareof the real con-
ldition of things. The Blood
concern is the only one that has
Withdrawn, however, and the
rest announce that they will
fight to the bitter end.
Blood's paints will stand any
test, even that of the North Da.
kota pure paint law. This fact
indicates pretty clearly who
makes dependable paints. For
it is clearsas day that no manu-.
facrurer is going to fight over
pure paint laws if his paints are
up to the standard set by it.
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Chautauqua
s {3ts " .'sd = . 55 5is5 Z. u =. . . N
Session Of 1906.

Ine progra1 N OF the next Chau-
tauqua assembly, while not yet
conn plete, reveals an unusually.
well balanced program, the chief
attractions being we'll distributed
tnrough hout the Is days session.
The musical program is so ar
ranged as to provide for strong
sacred concerts on Sunday, July
9Th and 18th, double quartets of
combinations meeting. one for.
the last and the other for the
first time OF the FIVE diffel ent
combinations Of musical talent
4 but one has appeared before. all
Others being new to the Chau-
. tauqua patrons.
The Byron Troubadours Of last
season, composed of seven pe0-
pie, colored, will be present June
80 to July 9TH. and being SO well
receive ed last year, it will not be
4 necessary to make special men
tion of their work in these
columns.
Elma B. Smith Gompan, is
composed of musicians Of the
very highest order, both in solo
and instrumental work, and Ell
ma B. Smith is perhaps the most
popular and perfect imItator of
children, birds, etc in this
country. Mr.. FL. Benne Henton
also Of this company, late soloist
with Liberati and Won Ostsns
Marine Band, brings to the
stage two comDaratively new
u instruments, the clariolette an d
saxaphone. He will use bot h
these instruments and will con
tribute largely to the entertain
lnent Of the audiences.
ID. W. Robertson. though prop
erly in the. .entertainm class
comes ito us again this season
\ witch an entire change of pro
gram lin the musical line, this
portion of the company being
3 composed entirely Of male sing
ers and iinstFumentaiiSts and
very hattering notices have been
the result Of their appearances.
Owing TO the varied 4 program
rendered by these gentlemen,
# their part of fthe entertainment
should he wellreceived.
Miss Ednah r. Hall, one of
the most charming soprano solo
\ lists tube had. will be present
four days, the date to be arrang
ed later. Miss Hall has a pleas
ing stage presence and her sing
ing is done with great state and
discretiufl. ~ :.., III
Tde Chicago Glee Club, com.
posed OF males, wall appear at
some time of the session, and the
y management feels that in these
gentlemen Wial be found one tef
the brightest attractions ever
heard at any assembly. They
will appear as a quartette, as
,S0loists, as Instrumental lists, and
I'M costume at times suited to the
selections chosen ss'
LIE 1OOfSS Will lt1SsS SsoClCNUAVtA
of a quartet yet to be made Wila
it's thought, constitute one OF
the best musical programs ever
seen and heard at ghautauqua
and the music loving public is
asked to investigate with b view
to being present and miss moth
y ing iii this class Of entertain =
lalent, for all are first class. in
fact, the best that can be secured.
1t is expected that next weeks
columns Of this paper will eS1l-
tain mention of other things in
connection with the next session
The Farmers Grain and Ship
ping company issued d new time
table which went into effect Jan
\ llary 28.
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ably 1000 farmers were present

ably 1000 farmers were present,
at the institute.
The ordinary Farmers insti-i
ltute consists principally of lee
tures and instruction valuable to
farmers. but the display feature
i like that at Minot is probably Of
more value to the farmer than
i the speeches, for 1T makes him
rake great pride in raising good
igrain, vegetables, poultry, etc.
la year ago a small institute,
Fcompared to this one was held
land prizes offered. At that time
fthe farmers and business men
decided to have the institute Just
lheld, and all the past year have
been preparing for it.
The speaking was held in q
different hall than that where
1.-THE exhibits were made, and
among the speakers were Pres.
] FL. Worst of the Agricultural
! college, one Of the most inter
testing. takers on agricultural
5lslbjects IN the northwest; j. FL.
i Divine, Joseph E. Wing and A.
wv. Lichard.
! T. A Hoverstad spoke on
| Disease O. Plants.
E. F. Delaney on Care of
/ Horses. =
H. Z. Blake on Impure Seed
4 He discussed the methods of pre-
venting the sowing of foul seeds.
1 All Of the addresses were in.
valuable. After these many ex.
perienced farmers, who have
made aastudy Of special subjects,
made informal talks which were
very interesting.
The resulting good of this instl-
tute. will be felt in Minot until
the next annual institute is
held.
sa Devils Lake should take somg
Y step now to have an institute
next winter or a county fair
next fall. We have the farmers
the best in the state. They
have been busy building mills,
railroads, elevators and every
thing imaginable, but this fea-
ture of bringing the people OF
4 the country together has been
| overlooked entirely. We have
not had a farmers institute in
Devils Lake and as for fairs lit
] is about eight years since the
rain madega failure Of the mast
attempt.
We have not seen many of the
farmers who live in this county
for years and years. Some Of
them come here when county
conventions are held, but the
primary election law will put an
end to this and each year the
farmers who live 10 miles OF
more from here forget little by
little. what the stores Of Devils
4 Lake sell. Il
We have as good stores with
as good a aine of goods here as
any place in the state. and what
we need is something to get the
people farmers particularly
here to learn what is sold in our
/ metropolitan stores.
5 Every merchant in the city
could afford to give a prize Of
consid delable value to be offered
4 in this way. Advertising is
4 necessary. Newspapers help,
i but after that it is sometimes
necessary to take other steps to
lbring people here.
Let's have a farmers institute
lLext fall or a county fair.
i In connection With the insti-
l1Gte have other entertainments
land attractions.
We should show the farmers
THAT we appreciate what they
4 have done to make the city. We
4 leoald not live without them.
They have not only made the
country. but now they come to-
town to help improve it.
We owe them a great deal.
Now is the time to prepare for
inext wears institute.
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King Christian TX, Denmarck' s
aged monarch, suddenly died on
Jan. 20. Frederick VIII was pro
claimed king on Jan 80.
King Alfonso Of Spain, and
Princes Ena Of Battenberg, are
to be married in April. Alfonso
has not as yet signed the mar
riage contract.
Fifteen hundred invitations
have been issued to the wedding
reception uf Miss Alice Roose.
welt and Repres entative Nicholas
LongWorth. What if they should
all accept
An explosion Of dynamite on
the big contract to double track
the Canadian Pacific railroad oc-
Icurred near Winnipeg ON JAN.
29. illinp three and injuring
four men.
The Florida tournament Of
automobile racing is over. De
nlogeot, representing France
carried off the honors and money
by making two miles in So and
four fifths seconds.
Monday. january 20, was win
liam Mel Kiniey s birthday, and
WAS observed generally through
oLt the United States by The
wearing of the ear a'ion Me
KinleY's favorite flower.
The Great Northern Oriental
west bound and passen-
ger train No. z, east bound, col
lided head ON one mile west Of
Columbia Falls. Mont, on Jan
uaFy 30. The fireI1lsn of both
trains were killed aud Conduc
tor Quinn was badly injured !.
The express cars were demolish
aIls
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Aneta Branch
0refllafl Here

On Tuesday of this week, Mr..
p K, Fofoliet, foreman for A.
Guthrie & Co., railroad contrac
tors of3St. Paul, who have the
contract for building the Aneta
branch Of the Great Northern
railway from this city to Aneta,
was in the city looking over the
road from here te Pelican Point
bridge. Also looked up the
"a It's regarding the best and
most eXpedient method Of NOV
ing piles for the bridge across
the lake, from this city to the
point where the railway com
pany will build It's bridge just
east of the wagon bridge, and
practically decided that it would
be quicker to haul the piles by
team than to having them taken
to the Chautauqua grounds on
the Devils Lake and G Chautauqua
railroad and from there hauled
to the bridge.
This bridge will be 4, 600 feet,
or nearly a mile long and will
be well built in every way.
The company is very an xious
to begin hauling the piles at.
once, as they say the most expe-
.dient way Of sinking the piles is
to cut holes in the ice and then
drive them. .s5i
The fact that this step is being
taken should free even the most
doubling person from any fear
that the Aneta branch will not
come to this city.
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The Farmers Grain and Ship.
ping company issued a new time
table which went into effect Jan
1lary 2S.
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BOSTON. May ifs-proeeediuEE
wcae brought Ia the supreme court
iaday 10 Attorney Geuefal Malone
az the instance of the Insurance
department. against the American
Insurance company seeking The
appointment 81 q receiver tu eioae
az she affzsfa ~ the concern. @.
The company WIS conducted on
mutual lines and hF ita means fhc
policy holders who paid small sum
monthly feariYea ufau the birth 81
a LIVING child "a cash benefit q from
So 90 $500. depending upon the
claaa u pailrf sud tho mumber
~ payments before the time ~
birth
Tho directors - the company SAY
The actual birth rate has proved 80
much greater than The estimated
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Of on ,hem having close 81,
FROM WRESTLING
natehea and pflzeflehse seslnz
suehhtoos At Epbrata hass ~ ~
hoNn ~ lhe loss strenaas.s spii'e
maat u dancing alaase
TIE btibDiSO ana ..o.
town II Ioppeaiah 4 yea -. pisfsas
an nnlmploged tract II lane =. IVA. vas
~ Als illlie Iaeofpofafioa 4 gs ..',l
TO BE held no aud sel,,.
his watch and + instead "a ~ y. y
paid for hia services wss pelag
pofienea ~ II a Dounine . ~ ~
Rock teamaiar who was 49,, sss'ls
drive two robbers 4 lone s s,aa 70
with their plundar. ana ,ps.ahfs
defed - 80 nome. after ihe n.y., ,,sa o.
calmly delibemlsd Wheth.s - hAa
they should f.ll him Ka6l,.V' no
arrested b. br ". vi w. s@'sI
kslHo. Ia n fayine on The 49, !. =
~ Columbia river sics
on ACCOUNT u b,os.
made b. d claifYoyaht a ia
yakima that two or three bl,s.'s'i,,h
the business section would b,,s. y
Saturday. mayor Reed a ~, Y
has been called upon 70 pfoyla. ~ ~.
cial police protection. ~
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MOTION fAf D uH ftkN f41(NlfpNE
oN aAtfNNAf TifE tEfti oN NAY. Al
~ D niANtt ON Niir fNNMtaEH No
MA HrHEEE rgtN goNrrNfH uN
FW EtNE VISIT NtIuNfhitrn uuuNa
Uak hra saiF ifon bets faAiinH beds
srfihsH mAiflsHaea hs1Ahf taiiet aafn.
sraH ffHkHfa. fHaifH HfHtaf fatiet eaten
alah taNleH iiHiaM rHaifs sidstHafi rfts 4
eff RHt glassware esHrhaa fuhHr htthen
atruaiia. aIa't raulHfs isea ruHiains dffHa
sfa 0itfnNHHsila. lafiiI fu1hliufa rlHHtF =
nlhsf atsstH t0aa HuHtefHWa ta HHntlaH
Nair u aih ave. eufnet d, Columbia Il
SATURDAY.. b. y shafIf
A. n fitEAff44nM AHlltaHHfF
fthaHfr Main fniI5 lHf af.f
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PLAN PROTECTION
FOR TIDE FLATS

For the purpose OF preventing the
fires which 20 frequently break oni
along the Ions plank bridges on
tideflat streets IN the southern pof-
ton " the city the street depart
meat hes planned "a place NUM-
ber 81 water barrels along those
streets with buckets which can hr
used 10 eHtinguish the blasea ~
their iueipleHry.
Bicycle Patrol.
The department also plans - ask
the council to provide Ter the ems
piaY Of n bicycle patfs 20 be
maintained over the bridges during
dry weather.
Ga aoeouut of the apiiatering 81
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the plank foadwafs Of the bridges
eignr Htufurn or other forms ~ fire
thrown on them hY paHaefsby fres
qnenuy cause small fires 30 break
COZ IA the woodwork
Easily PIT Out
These ate easily discovered an1 aa
rule bucket II waiter iH Fufr-
Client - put one of them sHt But
n The absence ~ any either pfator.
ton each one ~ them n0w results
"a turning ln fire alarm aud q run
by the fire department Each run
by the department costs more than
would the monthly salary ~ r. pa
tfolman mounted on bicycle. who
would be equally efficient IN almost
every instance.
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The markets
Vsastabl,s

Vegetables.
fakina nuftahk isotAf.ss tihGsa bee ton
white Htrf potatoes tft8ll rsf tuu Cal
neN potatoes 70. $50 fsllnH naatft
- II faiahasas psf ssfH g. raufsfnia
sabtaaf w. ~. - feHats - ssh
q Fl nafstet psf fes Ngne fl.lils
sol = psfHuii.a - safh ffHt 3. garlic
& on sufuuhsfH aas 81 hafs~faaish
D. a. b. nsiifs fhut.sft De- lb ~
sslslaegs r. - ne pes. 30 ID ssi''
Fruits.
nanaaa. & uut,s 81 e ~ ~ wss.i.
isnons 80 tas ttf4f u shaira LEM
ahs b. q taEA p. fansf navel efsses.
ls s 'sa a.. ~ 80 3 sa.i i.' pss 10 ~ w.
california aaFss rs botss. psf %. =
q T. batrs o. %. Az iele osftsns -
s a faf'eas - q esssi eos HAia
80 80 80 sffaeteftiss go rfafs q 10
hM Rsnnaaleh So crate ta8a. ehef
tiss psf tas. -
EGGS.
strictly fgssh fanrh sErs. psf dus. to-.
ufstau faHsh ~
Butter and Cheese.
wsatiastan erramsfF baitsf rsf ~ Ne
Hasiafa ffrsh tFieh nsf ln ~ Eastern.
ffeah tat ~ IL - raash tsifief. ~
sia0gaa. - Nisssinsia iaas bore ehssss
~ tNins pr e. w. fHanN AinHfifHn4
- is is asa ualsiss shss@r pes ~.
EseI nas afaam hiirk fhssas usf o. o.
tlaes asiss 80 y b. Imhafsss H. ~
Poultry.
tive eta sbifksas rsf ih ngisas lfuii.
ere Goa y snNt i've tnftsft psf a. is8
- afss-sd - p 80 ~ i've ssess. ~
"a. -. - -. IA -
is aHassaa gtiskrns tfult
Meats.
aissss nsf 70 $50 eavs ~ ssei sssi
80 Is satH saaffHH i'sf b. tlfi sI.lfns
hfah 80 p - dlssssa hsss - m
Live stoes
wsihsrs shsse 80 n sss s~s. ~ %.
ssi,s. :, s. tsis i.a,is So h.sa. q
Fish.
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Is ssss. rss b ~ - - IS
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So - tHfH - u aiFFaHls = sfafs ~
sstt q lesfs ta1 = lsE 81 sians. . ~
= a usaas@@ss GRATIS Eiutm
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.fasi wssh uatftf. o. ~ tan lssrrs
e-t fHH ~ 49, fkfs sesat issf
sect faap a. fzF faH t3ast Maat a2ia
ta - fsaa Faaef aale4 a4ta 80 faa 81
shahs rasr o. 80 aHa rfassfa ffa ~
g.ss - fsst tfsssf ~ So iHn falEHsfNEf
II 80 SEE sli HakF Hzaai - lsf tuu f1an
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frua fAu8 E.sf tan
time and Cement
Feaana exasat iezeasssa ~ a. = q
rHFt "a rstarnf fstfa71iA. fsf vi -
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MA YOR BLAMES
THE FIRST HILL

euiae ~ lawn spdnkiinR ia most
cases " f. not Intentional oE the
part 81 The property ~ nsra. per-
hHpa. but arises from the fact that
the HpTiuKiinE 70 entrusted 90 sefvs
ant girls and others who 90 not at.
tend 10 u. Why this morning ! took
n little walk on fhe first hiii ana
Jaw a half dozen aBrinkiine streams
running from lawns or parking
strips into the cutters and along The
eutiern for blocks until they found
way Into the sewer
Plenty Of Water.
= have satisfied myself that there
IL ample water coming into the city
from Cedar river 20 meet all de-
manda The reason there IL short
age in certain portions Of the city
u that tha distributing system IL IN
adequate IN certain places. The
water for the higher districts must
be pumped from The intermediate
service reservoirs and she pumping
facilities are inadequate. This VIII
be FsfufdteI soon. however. faf we
are now Installing two additional
rumpa 10 supply water FOR the
queen Anne and Capitol iiill re-
sious
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'srhe waaieful use ~ city water
Zoe fpriuklinR purposes By promi-
nrut and public spirited citizens i've
ING on the first hili ara other nfis-
tocfaiic residence sections % the
city IL the chief source II the water
shortage complained - ga sumo pof-
lions ~ the eiiy, said Mayor Moore
thia morning. and unless such
" aztsfut une Of water ia stopped the
water department. with the sanction
~ tho mayor proposes 20 shut off
the lawn spfinkliuE privilege u the
offenders.
Wasting Water.
zone can hardly 60 on the streets
In q well settled residence section ~
The city durinE aprinklinR hours
without seeing any number 81 faE-
rant cases Of water wasting ~ the
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ST ATE NEWS

BECAUSE THEY ioahad him
about his table manners at Aon.
Ieaano ioRFiuK camp. Carlo Maffci.
an Italian. siashed 81 Bornhoft ana
7. Il NeidorAam 9Th a razor. one
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Aoaea ON WHARFAGE RArrs.

The local Freight Agents aaao.
citation has agreed on a uniform
schedule Of wharfage rates. For
lsss than carload lotn 80 cents Will
bN the rate per ton. aud over eat.
load iotn "a gauiH
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Pun INSURANCE
COMPANY TO THE BAD

rate thas ihey have found e iia.
possible 70 % business proiiably
At the present time there ia said
20 be outstanding between $4,000
and SEQ geo ct imFuramce.
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Suits sis

We nfs af.rfIHg leaders n A.,
ness suits ihat Wlli KIatlfy you =
- hutehisol Co. Second and ts,,.'
Sc
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olvE ENTERTAINMENT.

The meYbefs Of Seattle union
No. II. Order OF Washington, will
entertain their friends Saturday
evening May t. at reception at
Columbia hall. seventh ay. near
Htke 81
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colo FROM CALIFORNIA.

4 r& local aaany office Is IN re-.
nHipt OF several shipmeasa Of gold
MlsAHliy intended for The mint At
San FfaneiHoo Owing 10 the un.
safe condition OF that institution
tho gold wa hnnl U Seattle.
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