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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-21

rE~s
John Tienayer of StarlWeather
left last week forf an extended
! "trip west and south. He will
Ibe absent until next fall.
Miss Edna Quick and W.. W.
Brown were married at the M.
d Parsonage at this place last
Saturday, Rev. Mel eod officiat-
ing. The bride is the daughter
Of j. +. Quick and lis highly
respected BY all who know her.
The groom was formerly from
Oklahoma but has spent several
seasons threshing in this COM
munity as engineer. He is az
present employed in the round
house at Devils Lake where the.
happy couple will make their
thome. Starkweather Times.
William Schreurs has rented
his farm in Noonan township
to Frank Bailey, and last week
started for his old home in
Holland. He does not expect
to return for about three years.
Miller s Rutten have sold
their branch imnlement house
at Doyon to John B. and Frank
LeDuc. :ss
VIM. Stoye, farmer living.
for the past ten years in On.
tario township, died Tuesday,
Dec. IL, Of cancer Of the stomach.
He leaves to mourn his loss three
sons and three daughters.
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fled for record in the office Of the register of
deeds of the county of Ramsey and state 81

fled for record in the office Of the register of
deeds of the county of Ramsey and state 81
North y aknta on the 5th day of August, 1906,
ard recorded in b., ok 81 of mortga ges on page
:a2 ard assigned by said mortRagee to 3 u.
7 ues ietl, by an assignment bearing date OF
Stl,.ember 9th. 1871 5, ana there atterrecOrded
in the office. OF the register of deeds Of "a i'd
county on the End day OF May. 1905. H. book IS
of mortgages. on page So, v i'll be forecloset BY
sale Of tile promises in snch morts age aud here.
matte, descr bed, at the front door or tile
courthouse In the city of Devils lake. aud
county of Ramsey and state of North Dat ota,
at the hour OF ten o'clock m. on tile 2nd d an
of February, a.. y, 1907. to eatisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage. on the date of sale a
Ills premises desert bed in sad mortgage,
and VIII ch will be cold TO satisfy tn. san q are
described as follows, to wit Those certain
premises situated In the county Of Ran sey and
state of North pakota, to wit: Lot. Que and
three, section twenty nine, and lots one and
rthwest quarter of the northwest quarter
sectin IN twent. light. township one hundr d and
ty.thrae. range sixty -three, together with ali
the he,edi ements and appurtenunces therenn.
to belonging. & 81. 3ts.a
The undersigned having been compelled, in
order 70 prot CT hia interests aud rights under
the said m .rtgage, to redeem the premises
above described fr. m q tax eale had on tile 18th
day Of December, 19lH, and to pity the taxes for
having been compelled 70 pay si2.72, which
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-21
nenoHeasspan eaSseneu
!: AROUND THE COUNTY !:

l The Edimore branch has been
tiled up for q week. .,iss
Miss Bessie Nelson, daughter
iof Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson,
lWho for some years has been a
nurse in the Deaconess hospital
lat Grand Forks, is slowly re-
towering from an attack Of ty-
lphoid fever. Mrs. Nelson re-
turned Monday from visit to
her daughter in Grand Forks. :
Sun. IN.
There are prospects of service
being resumed on Rural Route
lNo+2 about January 1, the post
masters recommendation Of a
man at Mapes, North Dakota,
fort the position, having been
considered favorably by the de-
partment and referred'to the
civil service commission. Sun
A telegram received Tuesday
Afternoon from Mormon Nelson,
from Rochester, Mimi, states
that II. G. Hansen whom he
accompanied to that city had
just undergone an opt ration for
appendicitis that it was very
successful and that the patient
was doing nicely and expected
to return in about two weeks.
Sun. B
M. P. Biwer, one Of the
prominent farmers Of Royal
township sold his farm Of 400
acres this week to T. j. Daugh.
erty for a consideration of $40 200
per acre. Mr.. Biwer came
here in 1898 and filed on a claim
which he s'held down. while
teaching school. He got it
broken out as fast as possible
and a few years later bought
stock and farming implements
and began farming, later buy
ing an 80 acre tract then anoth-
er quarter adjoining his home.
stead. He has held numerous
off es in Royal township and
school district since their or
ganization. Mr.. sBiwer's reas-
on for selling out is mainly the
hired help question which has
been getting worse every, year.
He will go into some business
which he can run himself He
retires from farming about
$40, 900 to the good for his time
siace 1893. al
Lyman Betz sold his farm
near MELVILLE last week to
w. 2. Massacre and will remove
to Texas. 55 MIN
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PENN NOTES
BY 8. s. RAY.
sonoBBouoae RoBonooBoaoBoi


WHERE CAN WHIT q rRUTH BE FOUND7
Where can white truth on earth be found, 5f,
Holy, mujestic and profound2
Who can anss err? need to know
That in it's scintillating glow
may dis :over the law OF life,
And learn to quench it's bitter strife,
Stay ignorance and bigotry, *
Aud brothers all from stain set free Is
Where is the man of high report, 5# n
In college hall and judges court.
" no cnn bestDW the promised light
That shall scatter errors night
And usher in the golden day
When all will virtue full display.
And wisely quench with master art,
All foul discnrd within the heart.
Where is the sage of great renown,
/. country wide or in the town, + y
Who can reveal in prose or rhvme,
The information vast sublims7
Where is the bard with magic skill
Who can his mission apt fulfill, "
And show me how to stay the wrong,
That dOeth to man most sad be1ong7 81, at E
Where is evangel. teacher wi M p. a z N
Who can give soul what 1t doe b prize.
And giido me where the light dosth chine, y
easless. serene, clear and divine7 %s;3.,
'Oh, son. I hear sanity tom,
Thou need not quest for be it known
IN. light 10 found spirit Within
Ii 1t Is kept secu from Gin. at!f3 r.
Hence let this be thy constant aims:
] ny greed to check and sins to tame, q,
Then with Christ-grace sent from above, y x
White truth will grow thro Ugh might OF 10, Q /"
STE Penn, N. D December II, 1903
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-21


payment was made on December 11sh, 1895: snss
~ order 70 pr otect his rights and intel Ia
Ger mo saii mortgage, the UNDERSIGNED hayirse
neen cninfelled 70 take up two interest con mons.
OF y btO each, i,ich we g secnred by a mort
gage on said premises, TO one John W. Mailer. 6
ard which coupons maturad on 1rceniber 1sts
also compelled. in order to project lis tiehSs,
ana interests nnd,r said mortgage, to IA d 3 y
ano pay iWo ntereat 6 Aupons on a lmortpares
70 the Ramsey County National Bank oil l,sv:
Isl Il e.,,ils for. $l'G0 due on Octobpp 2Ctk
l ~ and the other for 5000, due 81 Octobeee
y, .S,S, Witch said coupons were secured 81 Is
~ mnrtgage On said p niBas prior and snp.rior
20 tie undersigned 3 mortgage ;ahdhnvine Z bees
aus sr"mpelied, to pr tecL his interest Sndsr-
sa,a im1rfgage. to Ike up and pay a icertain4,
note Tor sS3f 40 and ii tereBt. which fell due or
december fsfs 1905. running to one Frank How
ard, Whichwas srcured by m rtgage on pai1s
l,remisi pri i to the undersianed 3 mortg ass
there Will therefore be dueson such morteases
ut che tate sale the snm OF ASST. 6G. basides.
c,,sts and exceEees OF sale. and the atts,rneyrs.
ices 81 owed By. law, aud to BECOME due On
sa, mori gage; the further sum Of $S5. 90, hee#
Dated December 18th, 1908.
4 asiEs a, -. r. Trnesdell,
- Rurke q Middaugh. = =
Attorneys for Assignee, s4l 3 Al n
$sSjSs UavliH Lake, M.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-21

Lyman Betz sold his farm
near MELVILLE last week to
w. 2. Massacre and will remove
to Texas. s,$. 53sT
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
CHRISTMAS SALE
AT UNION CHURCH.

The Christmas sale at the Union
Congregational church yesterday af-
ternoon and evening, under the aus
pices OF the Young Peoples league,
was largely attended; and IT continues
from o'clock this afternoon until 10
O'Clock In the evening.
In the basement Is well appointed
dining room where supper is served
from $3.50 to 1880; and the various
booths and stands are attended by
Miss Marie Copeland. Mrs. william s.
Todd Mrs. Walter s. Reynolds, Miss
Christelle Wilcox, Mrs Martin : Bud
long Mrs. Harold L. McAuslan. Mrs.
Lewis r. Place, Miss Annie $. Brown.
George r.. Thurbcr. Miss Julia Fowler.
Mrs. George A. Jefferson, Miss Bertha
H. Smith, David Davidson, Robert a.
jerks. Miss Nelna Bangs and Miss
Marion IIowes.
Under the direction Of Mrs. James =.
Mcconnell. Wares orchestra dis
courses music throughout the after
noon and evening. The committee I'm
charge of the decorations are Miss
Mary Il. Cram and George II. McAus-
Ian; and the reception committee is
composed Of George a. Jefferson, Rev.
James T.. Mcconnell. Walter s Rey-
nolds. James r.. Smith and William \.
Copeland. The executive committee in
cludes the various heads OF depart
ments i'm addition TO Chairman Frank
lin l.. Hall.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
SULLIVAN TABLET
READY IN AUGUST

The executive council of the Ameri.-
can-irish Historical society met last
evening at the Narragansett hotel and
decided that the big decennial dinner
and business meeting shall be held In
Philadelphia on Thursday, Jan. "a,
g07 4 committee on the dinner VIII
be chosen by the secretary general,
r. H. Murray OF Boston. from list OF
the Philadelphia members.
Progress was reported on the tablet
in honor OF Mai Gen. John sullivan
that Is TO occupy a place in the state
house. some time next August IL Is
expected that Gov. Higgins and Mayor
elect Mccarthy will both take part IN
the ceremony OF unveiling and many
prominent guests OF the society VIII
attend
Judge Thomas o. Lee presided at
the meeting last night; and among
those present were Mayor-elcct J.. '.
Mccarthy. Secretary T. II. Murray OF
Boston. Joseph +. o'Connell and NJ. r.
Doolcy OF this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12

schoolmste friend OF Gov elect Higgins;
and II IS largely owing TO their close per
soral friendship that he has been given
this appointment He is "A travelling sales
man for the Boston Dress Stay company.
Ht belongs TO n number Of societies and
is popular wherever he is known
Col irving O. Hunt. although only
about 30 years OF age, has for some
time been an active worker I'm the
Democratic party. He is a graduate Of
Brown university, and while in col
lege was one OF the star players on
the university football team. playing
half-back an such a manner as 10 at
tract considerable attention and 10 win
place on the All-American team.
After graduation he took three
years course at the Harvard Law
school. from which he was graduated
In 1902 and IN the following year was
admitted TO the Rhode Island bar.
Recently he has formed a partnership
with Lewis A. Waterman and Thomas
Curran. In 1908 he was the Demo-
cratic candidate for alderman from the
Second ward. and previous 10 the state
convention this year was seriously
considered IN connection with the
nomination for secretary of state.
The Pawtucket representative on the
staff is Col. James +. Murphy. one OF
the best known young Democrats OF
that city. He is a travelling salesman
for New York leather house and for
a number OF years has taken active
interest in political affairs He be-
longs To number OF secret societies,
I'm oil OF which he is very popular.
Col Harvey a. Baker OF Providence
is n native OF Warwick, where he was
born In 1881. lie was graduated from
Brown university in 1903 and this
year received his diploma from tho
Harvard Law school. He is a nephew
OF the late David s. Baker and also
OF former Mayor William G. Baker OF
this city, who now resides in San
Francisco.
Col John T. Archambault OF War
wick is about 2S years OF age and a
practicb physician at Arctic. He has
never ta1.en any active part In the
political AFFAIRS OF his town, but is very
I opular.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
HIGGINS STAFF
IS ANNOUNCED.

Gov.-elect Higgins today made tho Off
cial announcement OF his appointments
for executive secretary and personal stan.
The former position VIII he filled by Jo-
seph V Rroderick OF Cumberland. and
the title OF colonel WIFI he conferred on
Attmore A. Tucker OF South Kingstown,
chief OF STAFF James A. Ryan OF Lincoln.
Irving O. Hunt OF Providence. James =.
Murphy of Pawtucket Harvey A. Baker
o. Providence and DR. John r. Archam-
b2ult Of Warwick.
Tc make a selection Of six men who
would represent the different sections OF
the state and al the same time meet al
other requirements was not an easy mat
ter. The men chosen are all we'll known,
young and popular. and in the matter Of
personal appearance Will do credit 20 Gov.
Higgins
In selecting his executive secretary the
goyernor-elcct has followed "A precedent
established some years ago by appointing
man from the newspaper ranks MI.
Frederick during most OF the Is years Of
mis- life has lived Ia Cumberland where
since he became a voter he has taken an
active interest I'm political affairs. lie is
q graduate OF La Sale academy OF Prov
idence for a number OF years was Black
stone valley representative OF Provi-
dence paper and for the past year has
been the acting manager OF the Paw
tucket office OF the Providence Journal
Mr.. Broderick Is member OF the Dem
ocratic town committee and representa-
tive of his town on the Democratic state
central committee For the last two years
tc has been his party's candidate for town
clerk. and tho last time came very close
20 winning against Col Clarke. who has
held the office number Of years.
Mr.. Broderick is popular among his fell
low newspaper men and among wide
circle OF friends.
Col. Attmorc A. Tucker resides In the
village OF Wakefield. He Is 27 years of
age and for four years served at the
Rhode Island college Of agriculture under
Mai Wcatherspoon, L. S. A.. rising 10 the
rank OF major. the highest in the college
battalion. He Is n graduate OF the Bryant
e. Stratton business college Of Providence
and is now paymaster at tho Hope Web
hing company in Pawtucket
Col James A. Ryan OF Lincoln Is an old
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12

scenes from 1.-THE Life Of an American
Policeman" closed the exhibition.
Then Floor Director jeremiah II. Shea
led OF In the grand march and the ball
was on.
The committee OF arrangements consist
ed OF officer NJ. 4. Fitzpatrick Third sta
tion, chairman; r. j. Carney, Second
station. secretary; Deputy Chief T. Egan.
treasurer. and James Lee. First station
w +. Scanlon Third station; r. G. Shea.
Seventh station l.. H. Galligan, Fourth
station, and J. II. O'Rourke, Fifth sta
ton.
The members of the reception commit
tee were william II. Luther chairman,
3oard OF police commissioners; Commis-
sioners Lewis J. Pierce and Harold J.
Gross. Samuel Gee. DIR. G. II. Griffin
Deputy Chief Egan, Capts. !. Marston, G,
s Horton. j. a. Murray, S. l.. W. Mer-
rill, NJ. l., stone. A. +. Mowry. w. H.
Lawrence and L. r. Cannon and Officers
NJ. +. Fitzpatrick and w. f. Bowen
In charge OF the floor were Floor Direc-
tor jeremiah VI. Shea OF the Sixth station.
assisted by T. c. Shea. Seventh station
and NJ +. Feeney. Sixth sta alton
assistant floor directors. and the folow-
ing aids: i. l.. Hayden. Station /: w. II.
Briggs. Station |; r. J. Gamble. Station
3; William Dolan, Station Z; w n. De
laney. Station 2: T. r. Kavanaugh, sta
tion .. J. Murphy, Station .; j. IT. Arm
strong. Station 4; W. F. ScanlOn. Station
3; ]. NJ. Cannon. Station 5. 7. J. Lyons.
station 3: J. Feeley. station .: ]. H. Sheo-
han. Station 3: 4. Connerton. State 6:
ID. Mccarthy. Station .: j. A. Flynn, sta.
tion 8; +. B. Galligan. Station 4. @. Nc
Soley. Station 4. J. II. Rourka. Station
s. J. Llnehan. station I: J. ~. Moffitt.
Station /: !. +. Lyons, Station /. e.
Station 6; A. W. Rockford.
station 6; J. NJ. Ahearn. Station Z: j..
Garrity, station 4: r. j. Carney, Station
2: r. J. Sheridan. Station g.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
THE FINEST"
IN THE DANCE

At Infantry hall last night the annual
ball OF the Providence Police association
was attended by about thousand Of
their friends OF both sexes, and the. i'm.
mense han was a swirling mass of hu-
manity when the first dance on tho pro-
gram began.
The officers and their friends filled the
hsIl. both the galleries and the floor, To-
it's greatest capacity. There was no doubt
OF the success OF the affair from the very
beginning.
The decorations were not ornate, but
simple and In good taste "Old Glory
surmounted the windows and big flags
were placed In the centre OF the gallery =
three sides. Stretching all around the
length OF tho balconies was "A sheet OF
pink and white drapery. with "A banner
in the centre OF the back wall. bearing
the word Welcome" over n design OF
crimson and white roses. on the wall
immediately in the rear OF the section OF
the east gallery reserved for the COVER
nor and his party was fac-simile OF tho
nrms OF Rhode Island. Along the front
OF the stage platform was ranged a screen
OF potted palms which concealed the mu-
eicians At 7:45 the concert by Maguires =
band opened the evenings entertainment,
the program being as follows:
March. Second Connecticut National
Guard, Reeves: overture. William
Tell, Rosslni; grand selection. Wood
land Luders; cornet solo. californian
Polka" Mr.. Ernest Williams: descriptive
fantasie. Cavalry Charge" Weber: duet
''Miserere' from II Trovatore" Verdi
trombone and cornet; American PATROL
Mescham.
The band. during Mr.. Williams
solo and encores. was directed by
sig. Guilio r. Capone, who dis
played 10 advantage his raro gift I'm
holding the accompanying musicians
In close accord with the soloist Mr.
Williams. who was engaged from Bos-
ton especially for this event. proved
himself soloist OF exceptional merit
and made a tremendous personal hit
easily striking high r and playing
with marked finish expression and
sweetness. and he was compelled
twice 20 respond 20 insistent encores.
At s:15 Gov. Utter and stan, accom-
panied by Police Commissioners Lewis
). Pierce and Harold ]. Gross, and
members OF the reception committee.
entered and were escorted 10 seats re-
served In the east gallery.
At the close Of the concert a series
OF pictures OF the police commission,
the precinct captains and other we'll
known members OF the force was flashed
upon the curtain hung I'm front of tho
stage, and moving pictures, showing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
Life Saver Injured.

The United states revenue cutter Dex-
ter struck the end craft I'm string of
bargcs. In tow OF tho tug Thomas J. Soul
ly yesterday afternoon three miles south
west of tho Point Judith whistling buoy
The barge was unnjured. but the dsvlts
OF the Dexter we've carried away and
saving crew had three fingers broken aud
others bruised
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
NEW BOOKS
THE RESCUE sY,

THE RESCUE SYNDICATE, by Tudor
jerks.
Published by Henry Altemus company,
philadelphia. For sale by all book
sellers. Price 90 cents
Rather an interesting little up-to-dste
fairy tale, we'll written and made up of
i've chapters: The Bargain Made, The
campaign Begun. The Combat. In the
stored
The book is one OF Altemus Magic
Wand series by Tudor jerks aud illus.
trated by John r.. Neill. and between the
two they have produced clever little
volume, that for light and quick reading
Is very acceptable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
IRELAND FORMALLY
REGISTERS TRADE MARK

London, Dec. ll.--An Irish trade mark
applicable To every article manufactured
or produced I'm ireland, has been register
ed, and Ireland thus becomes the first
country 10 have "A national trademark as
a protection against fraud.
Tho design Of the trade mark consists
OF an old Irish ornament with the WORDS
"Deanta l Neirinn,' meaning. Made In
Ireland !"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
Rhodes Scholarships.

The next qualifying examinations IN
Rhode Island FOR the Rhodes scholarships
viii be held al Brown university on Jan.
A. and Is iql7. From those who pass one
will he selected 90 take NJ residence IN
oxford iu October. 1907. There arc now
iu residence NJ oxford 20 Rhodes scholars
from tho United States. In 1910 few
states had SO large = number of Compeu-
tors as Rhode Island.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12
Newport Man Named.

A. j. Adams Of Newport has been ap-
pointed a clerk at the Grecnbay Indian
agency i'm Wisconsin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-14
PARKER MADE SPEECH|
Delivers an Addre,, Before Nlssis-
sippi Lawmakers.
LAMAR WAS LAuDED
Theme Former Presidential tandi.
date Duelt ON Was Democracy
and What Party should
stand tor.

jackson. Miss. March I'D
Alton n. Parker OF New Yorb dfss.
cred notable speech on Demog }cy
before the joint session OF the Mtkle-
sippi legislature AT the Century tSea.
ter Tuesday. Judge Parker reached
the city Monday night from the gulf
coast where his family ;s spending
the winter. lie was introduced by
Chief Justice w'hiteheld OF the SUI
preme court.
After thanking the legislature Tor
inviting him TO address them. Judge
Parker paid a high tribute To the char.
acter, ability and lofty manhood OF
the late associate justice OF the Unit.
ed States supreme court. L. q. G. la.
mar. pralsing him as a statesman. a
jurist, a citizen and a Christian
In speaking on Democracy the Judge
declared no Democrats have become
real bosses. lie asserted u was the
duty OF the party 10 avoid demagogues
and be conservative Nothing. he said
should swerve US from the funda-
ueUiA piiutipifr w Ah' @oNftuiithNs
AS Democrats we have much work
TO do OF a serious kind. We have only
the smallest responsibility for the
fundamental evils which have put into
peril the great moral heritage OF our
people. We have never bought or
sold options in the market OF privilege
or monopoly We cannot gain or re-
gain power by subterfuges and We
ought not to do SO. II we have no
principles fixed immutably upon Ideas.
and genuine attachments to the public
interests. we shall then be without
hope. III We cannot now see how vital
moral issue may be made on the
side OF both policy and Righteousness.
then we may as well abandon the
field. and let either the corruptionist
and the monopolist. or the radical. the
destructive and the anarchist. have
their way. Our history. our traditions
even our weaKnesses. have always rep.
resented the antlthesis of these. and
we may feel sure that II We but do
our duty a better fate ;han this is In
store for ms