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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-12
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER.

Rev. Mr.. Clark. pastor of the Free
Baptist church in Gardiner. conducted
religious services at the Halloween foda
church Sunday afternoon. Rev MT
Nichols. pastor Of the NJ. E. church
Halloweli. will preach at this church
next Sunday at 80 p. M.
While the Towle Bros. were coming
from Augusta Saturday with loads OF
grain. they were overtaken by 'iic
violent storm near Warren carriers ia
Farmingdale They were about 10 ur''e
into Mr.. Carter's barn when IL was
struck by lightning. One of Mr.. Towle
horses was SO stunned that IL was 70
all appearances dead for several min
utes. 1t was very fortunate indeed
that they did not enter til" barn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dill of Gardi-
nor v,ere visitors at James SmalIs ami
AIDheus Spears Sunday
Pert Goodrich and family of Farm
ingdaIe called on friends IN town sun
day.
Miss Eta Pinkham of Hallowell was
a guest at John Horns Sunday.
Miss Olive Spear was guest at her
aunt's. Mrs. Eliza Spear, in Manchester,
Saturday and Sunday.
SPEARS CORNER-.H. Goldsmith
Frank Curtis and B. NJ. Small appraised
the Daniel Hildreth estate last week.
Miss Clara Peacock of Gardiner was
the guest of Lottie Small last week.
Stephen Hoyt has rented the pas
lures of r. c. Clark and the Hildreth
estate, and connected them with the
Roberts property.
RIVERSIDE.
Luther Daggett and daughter. Alma
of Lancaster, n. H.. who have been
visiting friends at ArOOstOOk. stopped
her on their way home to visit Mrs.
A. Z. Dunlap. a sister of Mr.. Daggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Colman of Mime
sofa are visiting Charles Colman. his
brother. on the Pond road.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. J. Kelley of Bangor
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Rowe.
Edward Brown, who fell from the
plate of his barn frame, about % feet,
last Wednesday, is out again although
he is very sore and lame and probably
will he for some time. He is fortunate
to be alive.
Building and improving seem to be
the order of the day about here just
now. u. J. Arey has nearly completed
the building of a large barn and car
rage house: Edward Brown has the
frame up for an S0-foot barn: Howard
CrowelI is raising the ell of his house
and connecting it with his new stable;
Fl. f. Sturgs is making extensive re-
pairs to hi. "Rroadacres" home: Mer-
ton Rowe is painting his house and sew
eral others are making more or less
important improvements to their build
ings.
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NOTICE.
Special Meeting Of the City Council.

Special Meeting Of the City Council.
Notice n hereby given that there viii
he special meeting - the city Council
10 10 held In their rpomS At the city
Building In this city on TUESDAY tho
twelfth day ~ June, 1898. nj IN o'clock
r. NJ. Tor tho following purposes:
J. To consider and net upon the report
nj the joint standing COMMITTEE on FL
nance OF the city Council with reference
10 estimates and appropriations 81 money
TO he raised ny taxation for municipal
purposes Tor the current municipal year.
. To make appropriations of money to
he raised by taxation for municipal pur-
poses for the current municipal year.
J. To fix the time when taxes assessed
for the wear 1905 shall be payable and to
determine whether. from what time and
at what rate. interest thereon shall be
collected thereafter.
4 To transact any other business in or
concerning the premises:
FREDERICK w. PLAISTED.
Mayor.
Dated at Augusta. Maine, June .. a. p;
tsH juue11dat
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Miss Edwina Banks. who teaches in
Augusta. is at home on vacation.
Mrs. NJ. F. Perkins and daughter Verdi,
attended the graduation exercises at Au
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Malcolm visited
friends in Palermo Sunday.
A number from the Weeks Mills ana
Deer Hill Sunday school attended tn"
Sunday school convention at South China
limo
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MANCHE STER.

Childrens Sunday will be observed
at North Manchester church, June Il.
at > p. NJ. Miss Bernice Ware ana
others from Augusta are expected to
assist in the exercises. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
A meeting was held last Saturday
with Mrs. Hubbard Roberts and the
Benevolent Society of Manchester was
organized with Mrs. Roberts. presi-
dent; Mrs. Cora Brown, vice president
Mrs. Ida Snow. Sec. and Miss Matte
Hewett. Treas. The design of the so
ciety is to assist any worthy object
They are working now for the Chill
dren's Home in Augusta The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Philo Hewitt
next Tuesday.
Mrs. s. H. Barbour and daughter
Leila from Brewer are guests of Mr.
and Mrs H. Hackett.
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SOMERSET.
JACK MAN.

c. II. Mills has returned from
SkoWhegan where he has been visiting
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. s. NJ. Mills
There WAS Il dance in JaCkman hall
Thursday night.
Misses Ina and Mamie Bass are Wis.,
iting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
+. Bass.
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WEST CHELSEA.

W +. Trask, president Of the Maine
State institution Of the Blind, returned
from a business trip to Portland Sat
urday.
Quite a number of teams in town
are helping Michael Mccormick of
East Pittston haul a portable mill from
Augusta to his place.
Theodore Hayes met with an acct
dent on the road last week. He got
into a mud hole with his team and
his wagon and harness were damaged
and his horse quite badly injured.
There will be a dance at tn" town
hall Tuesday. June l.. at $ O'Clock.
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Y
TO the Honorable Board Of Railroad ca,
pr s1'yJ IN = ~ "''n"
Railway CoIgpany' 4 corrmr,,i somerset
| ',",,pi1"'" uIu'l ~ ''"5 ~ Inc Stat
W "In' P t'i,,' .',i' s,nG III princi-
| EMMY ~ T. ,',t,nc st1d e,,,ast"nt 20 the
.o"h'y " ~ mi,'.noc ann 9tHlc 'tnrcsaid
| G'n,,,st,,. " NM, .,I ,,,'i M" Hallway
, i,,d VIZ III. XXX, IN I"r public
| 80 t,t,,,,,d H., ,rn,,,.rLi !. Ut gravel
| Range snv,n. Iv X n t -tr,,l''f one.
iinr;n,yn H. ,,,' t,f,,rt, ,' E'ne""h III Sap.
| HIppnw"' ~ ~ N"ihiy ~ 'oofnrTS"t ard
| Sdin Sta.'' p"uhh'" ana drscribed Al
| iolnWs. " VIZ
| BEGINNING AZ Tnht ~ IN" line brtweea
| Lots W ana az 10 Sdid township 9gt, ~
| 3 D w from conner Or said lntq On -
| top line; thence .. ~ w, I1Gs'. thrr,r. y
| ~ 40 W. 122', thence s. ~ ~ 4 W.T.
| th.noc y. r % =. D0.: thence N y M u
100; thencc n ~ p j.. 40. Thence. N II
| ~ j.. 100; Thence =. n f. ~ I, = rf,r,'
| thence n. U u. 1Gl' to place Of H.
ginning.
| Containing u ana 22-lp arrcS. more ~
| less. ~ NOR" fully shown on plan denn.
| ing NC courses. Instances and bprHda-
tnig dpp1cdtI"i.
The names Of inc persons int"re stcd IN
salh n t. III ~ Eihn atc Mrs. Joan
ing N said Fairfield, Mrs Ami" Knight
rrs si. III ,I hIbl"n; krnncbcc County
NIfII'' WI ,. MUM u '.ITDIIS residing IN
S.hlth, ;22 thLe h AShlhgtbn. and
9UpiI'h y HG' s?hInu'i wing. Eugene
III, III u, = ii,iii' 'i'" ii"nry q.
- i''!I, g. i.t'i'I1 IL "fh fdlTh'ld
AIIn ti,Is I'ti'II,i ~ MAY i re-
I.A % - - a., , '.'l''ia :" YAK" said
iot pI iihu ~ PhIpp7'S hrfe brlDre set
i"rth ma 'Lc o"I.ls " SAN lot or
ianh % ilot coilS.nt y tnr taxing Of the
| Same ~ y"lir hetltlph'r i"r ~" purposes
alottsiin ,,.,t thn' h""i p'I'lnher and The
Iff .I"s o"t,i'iI nc S'ih' -" MT agree
as 10 th9 necessity Int taxing said above
described lot fnr SAID purposes. nor Do
they agree III 70 N" area necessary to
D." taken 1hr Fhin purpose;
AhG E3lr , r'I't,pi'r hritDy makes writ
zen arpIlc1t"n 10 Nnur honorable board
81 ftlli'L" ,.iiiii' 'aSl ,S, hrTeIn de
sc,I,;.iE III, Z" ',Stn,' y ursllrS 10 take and
hininiE tio !" rms iuf"Strd therein,
aiih dskS Eour hnnPi1pIr nnarh 70 deter
mine INC SAmr N accordance with the
PROVISIONS "I S'cton t"chtN-siX ~ Of
chaht.r nltN-nh" ti) oi tne Revised
.>tHtut's = .hr Slht" ~ Mhln". and 1t
IuitheT aSkS til''i. II accnrnhhce with said
S'"tI"h t"tt-N ~ E"'T hof'fahle hoard
VIII "II"iht 4 tlinr I'F nearing. view the
premises. near tie pdft.eS' ann deter
ihine no" Hluch. II any. Oh Sald such real
STATE = ntcrssIifN 1'r ne IeISonAbl" ac-
cnmmoihti"n q me fainr ana appropri-
atc business - your nrttl"rrr
iIdted ~ ,Idkiana; MINE; Jiir IN lW
1!tt. SOM ttKSf.I RA!I.WAG COM
rANfi ~ JolfN r: I'LL President.
Attorney.
On the foregoing pcutlon,
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WINDSORVILLE,

Mrs. Joseph French and Miss Sadie
Brown went to Vassalboro recently to
he present at the Commencement eX-
crCiseS at oak Grove Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coombs Of North
Berwick are the guests of Mr.. Coomb's
father. a. a. Coombs.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie French are the
happy parents of a baby boy, born
June s.
Leslie iiiSlcr. our mail carrier. is
driving a fine stepping horse which he
purchased Of W. W. Hisler If Weeks
Mills
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PITTSToN.

At Democratic caucus held At
Pittston June . the following persons
were chosen for town committee: +.
NJ Little. chairman; III. II. Gary. sec
rotary: W. ~. Moulton. GeorEc =.
Thompson. H. II. Reed Jerome IIanley.
George ". Palmer. Henry &. Moody
and r. NJ. Morton.
Delegates 10 the several conventions
were elected as follows: state con-
vcntion-W - Moulton. George z.
Thompson. n. r. Wright. Aiternatcs.
r.. NJ Morton. r. NJ. Little. -. NJ. Pal
mcr
County conventional n. Cary. +.
81 Little. George r. Coss. Alternates.
q. A. Reed. y. r. Wright and George
T. Thompson.
Congressional Convention-Gcorge W.
Palmer. Jerome Hanley. Atwood Ken
ncdy. Alternates. OIando Bradstreet.
a. J. Erskine. Harrison Hunt.
WEEKS MILLS.
MIR. and Mrs. II. $. Gray Of Augusta
We're the guests of Mir. and Mrs. jaime +,
Cook Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Nay Miller. who has been visiting
her brother. Daniel Clark of Freedom
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Waite of Au-
gusta were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John +. Plummer Sunday.
The Busy Bee Society will meet with
Mrs. Llcwellyn jackson Thursday after
noon, June II.
Mrs Abbott of Palermo has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Zenas Percival.
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w JEST SIDNEY.

The Children's concert will be held
at The Baptist church Sunday evening.
June a, at 80.
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BB0ReR SReRoa saea0RaoaoRs
BR!OlCKET.
Senenoaonoaomoaeaoao

The M. w. A.. are initiating
some new members this Monday,
evening.
The recent cold snap has caus-
ed business to fall off to a great
extent n our village.
Nels Lillehoff went to Grand
Forks last Thursday returning
on Monday of this week.
G. K. Vierhus returned from
an extended visit in Grand
Forks and other places, last week.
Fred Lankelma made his Sc
cond trip to Devils Lake to have
some dental work done. last
week.
M. ID. Butler is looking after
his business interests this week.
He will return to Lanklin in a
few days. :.
Alarge safe arrived from La
kota last week to be used in the
office of The DISCARD Machine
Lumber Co.'S.
There was quite a load of pas
sengers drove up from Lakota
last Monday, who could not wait
for the belated train.
Some Of Paul Nelson's child
rem have been very sick with.
pneumonia, but are all on the
mend, we are glad to say.
RUDE Allyn was to have given
an entertainment in Klug's hall
last Saturday night. but was
compelled to cancel the date on
account of the storm.
The ten year old daughter of
E. Lang, who lives about ten
miles west Of this place, died
last Thursday of dyptheria.
There are three more of his
children sick with the dread dis
ease.
Mrs. J. J. Raglan who has been
at the Deaconess hospital of
Grand Forks, returned as far as
Lakota last Saturday where she
was Storm stayed, sand did not
reach home until the following
Tuesday.
Our bohemian friends are put.
ting the rest of the community
to Shame. Two Of the prominent
Business m en among them were
married last week. Willie KIug
to Miss Anna Piskach, on last
Tuesday, and Charles Lala to
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Miss Anna Infe1d on w ednesday.
There possibly would have been
more weddings if there had been
any more Annals. We extend
hearty congratulations.
The G. N. Ry. Co. is having
all kinds Of trouble on this
branch, caused by the recent
storms. The passenger train
was showed in at Sarles last
Friday night and a snow ploW
was sent to it's relief on Satur-
day and it got stuck in a drift
near Munich when another
pillow was sent up on Sunday
morning and it is stuck in a drift
near Edmore, making in all four
dead engines, counting the
freight engine which is also at
Sarles. There has not been any
mail since last Friday on the
branch. sissfs,s 9s
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FORT TOTTEN
6eaeaoaoaoaoono0oRonoaoae

Miniature literary societies are
TT. Totten's latest fac. RI
If you don't want to become a
tobogan enthusiast don't come to
Fl. Totten.
! The Fl. Totten theatrical COM
pany, under Manager Jesse Pal
mer are hard at work. Results
are expected.
G. w. Bandy is spending his
vacation in a trip to the west,
favorable reports of Washington
have reached us.
Until the recent snow the
school children have enjoyed a
skating rink. A part of the lawn
having been flooded for that
purpose.
Miss Ida M. Dalton of st.
Louis, now acts as assistant ma
iron while Mrs. Brown, former
assistant girls matron, now
takes Mrs. Benson's place as
boys matron. s
DR.. Culp and wife of S. Oak, ).
are now numbered among TT.
Tottenites, DR.. and Mrs. Benson
having resigned their positions
here, DR.. Benson going to. Chi
cago to take a review course in
pharmacy, preparatory to estab-
fishing himself in business.
Mrs. Benson and children will
spend the winter at her nome in
Illinois. They are greatly mis-
sed by their many frienls but as
the Indian service is one round
of welcome and farewell we babe
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WEBSTER ITE Ems /

The bali Tuesday night was a
grand success.
Jerry O'Leary returned for the
ball Tuesday night.
John LANCE was down to the
Lake the first of the week.
Chas Baldwin and Miss Nellie
went to Dash this week to visit
relatives. Il I
Mrs. Alex McIsaac, ST., was
Ia Devils Lake caller the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawlers spent
Sunday with the latter's parents
in Devils Lake.
4 Miss Maude McRae came out
from the Lake Tuesday to visit
her sister Mrs. Lawler. Il
Mr.. Honett is again at home
having finished his duties as
juryman in Devils Lake.
James Cockburn and VIM. Nc
Kay were down to Devils Lake
the latter part Of the week.
Owing to the cold weather
Sunday last the congregation
were unable to attend church
service,
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Notice is hereby given that that certain mort.
gage, executed and delivered by Thomas keat-
ing. bachelor, mortgagbr, to A. Sandlie, mort-
led for record in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of the county OF Ramsey. and State of
North Dakota. the 22nd day OF April 1905, at
Mortgages at page 6S and assigned by said
mortgage to "A. Wifi, which assignment was
filed for record in said office June 5ti 1885, at
cages at page 446, will be foreclosed by a sale
of the premises in such mortgage and herein-
after described, at the front door of the Court
North Dakota at the hour of two o clock b. m.
on the 10th das of March, ID l9O8,to satisfy the
amount 4; due upon such mortgage on the day Of
gage, and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows. ~ s# vi
The east half (e.t "a of the northwest quarter
west quarter (sw "a of section fonr al in
township one hundred and fifty -four (154)
north Of range sixty -one f6l( west.
4 Said mortgage provided that upon default in
the payment of any; part of the srrr1t secured
or interest thereon, the said mortgagee or her
ass igns may declare the whole principal sum
tLereof.the assignee Of said mortgage has de.
clared the whole of said sum secured thereby
to be due and payable, and the amount thereof
eass and sss 81 d ct
Interest on prior mortgages became due
January LIST, 1906, and We're defanlted in. the
sum with the interest amounting to seventy
cents t70] was paid by the assignee of the
above described mortgage on January is. 1905,
and the amount SO due as above set forth is
Increased to that extent. king total due at
the date of sale, including interest, of eight
dollars. z'
Dated Grand Forks, N D.. January End, A.
D. 1905. 5a d
54t Assignee of Mortgagee
IA & GEO. A. BANGS Attorney,
't s5 ~ sAtNsE. SSys5E5 Grand Fork N ~
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The First National Bank Dew
ills Lake, N. d., loans money ON
real estate ait seven per cent.
Summons.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY loF
n scial District. Isl 81 II, S5S II
J William 3 Angel, plaintiff, vs.. May Angel,
The State Of North Dakota to the above named
+ defendant: 4: ~ Is 55Eay sS 81 5;;sS rs sf
You are hereby summoned and required to
above entitled action, q copy az which is here.
tofore served upon you, and to serve "a copy ,;of
your answer thereto upon the subscriber at
his Office in the city OF Devils Lake, North Da.
kota, within 80 days after the date Of this sum,
mons upon yon, exclusive of the day of service
or the defendant will take Judgment against
complaint, besides costa and disbursements.
Dated this 14th day of November. 1905.
q &t3 5s5 II Il, y. I, III ENRY M. GRAY,
Plaintiff Attorney, Devils Lake, n: d
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sEt SB sIJMMo ms.

State Of North DaEota, Il County 81 RAMSEY.
lss,; i Justice Court, before Hon. D. q, DueiI
The B pa Machinery !'ompany. q corps,r.
The State Of North Dakota to said Defendant:
II; By sal e sesond summons herein yon ate
directed TO appear before me at my Office iii
Devils Lake, Ramsey County. North Dakota.
At MI, 9 o'clock a. M, on the lst day Of February
Dacotah Machinery Company, q domestic
corporation, against yorl, allie cling y
That heretofore, and Id the month of April,
quest rendered and performed Tor YOU iworS,
labor and services, and furnished material and
supplies. to you on all Of the reasonable worth
unpaid that heretofore, and on the soth day
duly issued out Of the absye named Court
re sbp r b sa sner AND y %
has levied upon, and now holds, the following
described chattels toswit: ls II
One leather couch and cane bottom rocking
chair and demanding Judgment against you
for the sum OF 1857 and interest thereon at
day Of April, 1906 and that the said chattels SO
and now held BY the sheriff Of this county, be
applied to the satisfaction Of the plaintiff e
claim and for the costs and disbursements OF
YOU 50 appear and answer the plaintiff will
Given ssi aas ss1
Police Magistrate and en- ofRcio
M i5 ys Z: :5a Justice Of the Peace,
u. sst VT 4, a. Ramsey County, N. ID
| II is hereby directed that the foregoing
summons may be served by the publication
thereof In one issne each week for three slir-
cessiye weeks In the Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
| a newspaper duly authorised to publish legal
Dakota, the last. publication Of said summons
to be at least three days before the Time at
which the defendant is to appear, and by forth
defendant. postage paid, and directed to him
D. q. DUEL,
BURKE & MIDDAUGH 3. p.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. a 5i;S va: ls8
First publication January IL; last publica-
ton Jan 49, 3$.a a; B; sES Me- q ~ So
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Notice to Blacksnliths

For sale blacksmith shop. new
gasoline engine. tools, and ma
terial, dwelling house and town
lots good stand and a great bar
gain. For further information
and price address. ! the Inter
Ocean Devils Lake M. %. .s,
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House and Barn for Rent

The Saunders house and barn
corner End st. and Hill avenue,
for rent. Apply to Burke &
Middaugh, old North Shore Bank
Building. ),
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iates.0ceaa. psyils Lax, b. lsnaarY Is. IS66.

them adieu with earnest wishes
for future prosperity and vel
come the new DR.. and wife who
we feel are deserving Of our best.
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Snap in Land

One quarter, ne 7.157-62. IN
mprov ed. sPrice $1,000, Splendid
quarter and the best bargain in
he county. John Daeley,
22tf Devils Lake, N, D.
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The Inter-O Ocean fer job work.
Get the Inter- cean-lt Gets the nsws
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CITATION HEARING PROOF OF WILL
State Of North Dakota, : Ii County Court nj

State Of North Dakota, In County Court,
County Of Ramsey Judge.
In the matter of the estate Of Edward Kaya.
6naugh, deceased. # n ~ N
Matthew J. Kavanaughy Petitioner,
The Heirs Of Ed Eaward Kavanaugh, deceased
Respondents. 3ss az AZ a5. 553 &: 4 ~; 338
in the estate of Edward Kayanaugh, deceased:.
/, You and each of you are hereby notified that
atthew y. Kayanaugh, the petitioner herein,
has filed in this court a document in writing,
Edward Kavanaugh, late of the town of odessa
in5the county of Ramsey and State OF North
Dakota, deceased, with his petition,
praying for the admission to probate of said
document as the last will and testament OF:
said deceased, and for the issuance to Matthew
5Jskavanaugh of letters testamentary thereon
and thatathe said petition and the proofs of
said ,purported will and. testament will be
AND dss 5y this
2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day., at the
court room OF this court, in the county court
house, in the city OF Devils Lake, county of
RaWm AIMS, and state a ct North Dakota and
and appear before this court at said time and
place and answer said petition and show
cause, if any there be. why the prayer Of said
petltl9n should not be granted. tS .ss33
[sEALl John F. Henry,
3s si e Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 18th day of January A. Z. 1906.
Attorneys For n Petitioner.
!, First publ January 10; last publication
February 8. n s,$ af y
The Inter-O cean fer job work.
Get the Inter cean-lt Gets the news
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is III Il N. essf :. 4 ~ is i
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/. 3 For Sale. al good section Of
land, 500 acres under cultivation
seven miles from market, ON
good terms. Inquire of Peter.
Sorenson, Devils Lake.
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For Sale.

Desirable building lots 100x1 40.
feet, three blocks from Inter-O Ocean
Office. Alvin Clark ,3s