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State Of North Dakota. County Of Ranse;ss - s
In District Court, Second Judicial District. AZ
Robertson Lumber Company, a corporation,-
plaintiff, against Company ID, First Regiment
North Dakota National Guards. a corporation,
John Lund, Northwestern Mutual Savings and
Loan Association, j.. M. Arrison, o. T. White.3
Guy Swisher, Joe Ludwig, Peter Peterson [,
Harvey n. LaFayor, Thomas B. Campfeld.-
defendants. M $55 81 as5IE S5'5
r. Pursuant to and by virtue Of a Judgment and
decree of foreclosure sale daily entered in the,t
above entitled action in the Office of the Clerk
of the above named court III and for the County
of Ramsey and State of North DAKOTA on the.
18th day Of April, 1905 and special execution
OF said Court upon said judgement ON.
the said 18th day Of April, 1905, to mee
directed will on the 14th day Of May, 1906 at
10 O'clock a. m. at the Ramsey County Court;
House in the City Of Devils Lake, in the COINS
ty OF Ramsey and State of North Dakota, offer
for sale and sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash those certain premises stu
ate in the County; Of Ramsey and State Of
North DAKOTA and known and described as fol-
BLOCK nins % Il tie CIV 81 o Devils g LAKE Il, AZ
shown upon the Official plat thereof On file and
Of record in the Office of the Register Of Deeds,
OF said County. Dated April 18th, 1909.
Il 835 VI ohm Mel .ean,
ts${ #t3ssj Sheriff of Ramsey County, 5#
-BnrKe Middaugh, IN!
4 Attorneys for plaintiff e. 5H3 .s4
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SCHOOL NOT S
BY P. D. Norton, County Superintendent !
D 5 CTS 3s VI II 81 RI &
emen0nonomonemono

Mortified School District has
voted to bond the district in the
sum Of 81, 000.0 90 for the purpose
of building a school house in
Hampden.
The annual school election will
be held in all general school dis
tricts this year on the first Tues.
day in June, being June 9Th.
The ANIMAL election will be held
in the special districts, as in
former years, on the third Tues
! day in June, which will be June
10Th.
The final examination for COM
pletion ssof common school sub
jects will be held on Thursday
and Friday, May 18th and 18th.
The examination will be offered
to applicants at the office Of the
county superintendent and at the
following schools: Churchs
Ferry, Grand Harbor, Lake Con-
solidated, Webster, Garske,
Starkweather, Crazy, Bartlett,
Brockett, Lawton, Prospect Con-
solidated and Edmore.
Miss Ella E. Sexton and Miss
Sylvia Manseau closed their work
for the year in the school lat
Penn on last Friday. The atten-
dance in the school has been very
good during the year and most
satisfactory work has been done
by every pupil enrolled. The
Board of Directors have taken
much interest in the success Of
the work and In consequence a
modern steam-heating plant has
been installed this year and most
Iof the needed supplies of the
school have been furnished, so
that the school is one OF the most
attractive, comfortable and prac-
tical schools in the county.
A visit to the consolidated
school in Prospect district last
week, found commendable work
being done there under the eff
|, Gent instruction Of D. M. Park
inson and Miss Violet Stewart.
The attendance this year has
been much more satisfactory
than in past years. Considerable
work has been accomplished by
pupils IN the seventh and eight
grades and the patrons of the
district are deeply interested in
the future success of the school.
1t is planned to fnurish the rooms
next year with the Manuel-Smith
heating and ventilaring system.
This will be a much needed and
WELCOMED Improvement.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onouon
ST Al TIE: NEW


Anamoose in Me Henry county,
boasts of having a few cement
sidewalks. M
Bismarck is to have amounted
mail carrier to serve the outlY-
ing districts.
Petitions were presented to the
board of county mmission of
Cass county for the construction
of six bridges.
News Of roseate nature CON
corning the crop conditions are
being turned in from.all quarters
throughout the state. excepting
near the Red River, where seed
ing was delayed by, heavy rains.
The Valley City Times-Record
has purchased a Merganthaler
linotype, which will be installed
some time this coming June.
They have sold their Simplex,
and are at present setting out of
la case.
Robert L. Stewart, who owns
"a coal mine near Kenmare, has
patented briquette machine,
and has also a formula for bind
ing that promises to revolution
ize the fuel situation in this state
His briquettes are shaped like a
hens egg, and he can turn them
out for 81 per ton.
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Wahpe 1t is charged that prison
ers In the Jail are allowed too much
liberty, and 1t is said that some OF
them are permitted to go down town
and return unattended s5sS
# Crosby The people are sure Of the
500 extension from Crosby and ex-
pect a Great Northern branch from
Palermo or some other place along
the main line. ,5 "A S5
FlaxtonA business man u who is
able to keep his promise says he will
give 500 for the conviction Of any
man of selling liquor III that town. He
does not believe that the blind pig aids
in the building up Of atown. :3s! .i&
Fargo Mcintosh county man,
whose hair had not been clipped in
/ four years, was recently given a clip
and a shave. When he got back to the
farm the dog was the only thing that
recognized the "old man. & z
JamestownA Burleigh county Off
cial got the commissioners to rebate
his poll tax-as he was over the age
limit-and had already paid. N
# Kenmare-One of the local papers
reports that there was discovered a
shortage in the accounts of the young
man who acted as telephone agent
there 1t is expected that the affair
will be Strengthened out ai 53 as
Garrison-A lot of roads around here
have been fenced up by the owners Of
the land who didn't want their proper
ty cut up. and many horses have been
cut by the barbed wire fences.
Grand Forks Miss Selma Isaacson,
aged IL years had her right foot so
badly crushed in the Great Northern
yards that it was found necessary to
81 smspg1ats tas feet Iast geaSs the ankle.
ToWner-Fire broke out in Barnes
& Tweet's millinery store. A. F. Mill
er's furniture store, Butler Lambs law
Office DR.. Rowe's Office and residence,
together with the millinery store are
in ashes. Only the most heroic work
Of the citizens saved the town from
being wiped out. Loss about SIS, 900
partially insured. 5s
Bismarck-The postof1ce Inspector
recently here has recommended to the
department that one Of the two mail
carriers in this city be mounted in
order to expedite the delivery Of the
mail. Henry Freede would make a
most dashing official in this capacity
and is hereby nominated for this place.
velva There are several cases OF
black diphtheria here. John Middle
cots four-year-old girl died of the
dreaded disease. She Was sick only a
few days. b IA
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Proposals wanted

Sealed proposals win be received by the
board of county commissioners Of Ramsey
county, N. D., up to II o'clock M, May 9th
1905 for the furnishing Of office tationery fol
A.sC. McClurg and Company catalogue fol
1905 and 1906 will be taken as a basis, and each
bidder will specify the discount off of prices
therein for which he will furnish said station
cry, laid down in the court house. IA nj
Each bid must be sealed and addressed to
Emil 81 Eich, county auditor, and plainly
marked Proposals for Stationery. . Y
The board reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids. ls 3#f 4 M Isl 81
/! By order Of the board Of county commission
5ers. u b s53 5EGfs 81
Dated at Devils Lake. n. D., May sth, 1905.
~! u 9Th XXI Sy3& "a Emil s. Eich,
4. Ig Conn y Auditor
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Hearing Final Accounting and Distribution
GUN $84 Of Estate.

Hearing Final Accounting and Distribution
4. Of Estate. I'll II
ss.In County Court, before John F, Henry,
Judge. III Bz-i.5t it59 S4 Il "A
II the matter Of the estate Of John Nimmo,
Jane Nimmo, petitioner, vs.. all persons in,
terested in the estate of John Nimmo, deceased,
respondents. #s .S Ell ss53t{5 8'fS&
Whereas, Jane Nimmo the administrators Of
the estate of John Nimmo, deceased, late of
the City Of Devils Lake in the County Of
Ramsey. in the State Of North Dakota,
deceased, having presented to and filed in this
court her final report and accounting of her
administration of the estate of said deceased,
therein showing that the estate is ready for
final settlement and distribution and petition.
ing that her accounting be allowed, the residue
thereunto entitled, her administration closed
and she be discharged from said trust. 8
. 1t is ordered. that Saturday, the 18th day of
May, A. D. 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at the court room Of this court at
the court house, in the City Of Devils Lake,
County Of Ramsey and State Of North Dakota,
be and the same is hereby appointed for hear.
ing the said report and accounting, and the
petition for distribution of said estate; that
due notice thereof be duly given as required BY
law to all persons interested in said estate.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the
seal ct the county court to be herepnto affixed.
said onnty court. at the City Of Devils Lake
II said county, this 18th day Of April. D. 1905.
[sEALl John b. Henry, d
4, s., Judge Of the County Court.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Devils Lake Boy
Wins First Place

Mortified. Mimi. May 5. Six
contestants took part in the ora
torical contest of Carleton col
lege, Friday evening. The first
place was awarded to Myron
Haig of Devils Lake, N. D., who
won prize Of $40 and the right
to represent Carleton at the state
contest next year. His Grafton
was entitled "A Fallen Auto
cracy, -
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Noxious Weed NOTICE.

Copy Of resolution adopted by board OF
county commissioners at a regular meeting
held April, 1905. IN d # t5si ~
The following noxious weed notice was in
troduced and on motion adopted:
1T is hereby ordered that every person and
every corporation shall destroy BY pulling OF
glowing between the first day Of June and the
which such person shall. own or occupy ali
weeds Of the Kind known as the Canada
Thistle, Cockleburr, Mustard, Wild Mustard.
the Russian Cactus su bsola colinapall.''
This copy is published in accordance with
Sec 1888 Laws 1895. and by order of the board
N. d. 88 q al
NJ. 5 u. s.s i. Emil s. Eich, II
$b2 ~ 5i County Auditor.
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Were Interviewing
Local Eagles

G. O. Walton and Allen Jack.
son. travelling passenger agents
for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul and the Great Northern
roads, respectively, were in the
city Saturday and favored this
Office with a call. They are MAX
ing a trip over their territory as
pertaining what business there
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isSin prospect for the national
convention Of Eagles, which
meets In Milwaukee on the LA
ana is of August. A large dele
cation of Eagles will leave this
city on the Sunday, August 18th,
for Milwaukee.
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DAM Y w ASH GOODS.

For summer wear Our stock has never been
better assorted 10 plain colors or printed designs
checks. dots or stripes. As wide range of fabTics
such as mercerized null organdies Jap silk fancv1
Gaf1eta cloth, pongee, linen crash henIy serge
madras cloth, penangs and galetea cloth plain
Toni go 19a Sc g gasdy aesorp lOc to 5c
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Our new spring and summer shoes have ecIpsed
all previous records for quality and style ia shoes
or oxfords. Every kind Of leather such as French
kid vici 81 patent colt with French or Cuban
heels. medium or light soles from $500 TO $500.
Children's shoes ia all grades, brown Or black,
from 7E1 49, 90 nn
per pair. ssAS ~ l<@asS2N1
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Attorneys for r Petitioner.
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/, state Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey
In District Court, in Second Judicial District.
81 Gran e. ;Ordway Company, q & corporation.
plaintiff, vs.. Joseph LeDnc, Eva LeDuc, his
wife, Clint Moore and Aurelia Moore, his wife,,
John a. Smith, NJ. ID. Kavanaugh, Henry 81.
Gregg, Samuel =. Sewall, Saidee NJ Smith,
Emma n Pilkington, w lillian j. Dean, Jesse,
a. Gregg, WI liam B. Dean, John r. Nicols,s
George ". Koehler and Henry Hinrichs.,
defendants. -
Pursuant to and by yirtue Of a Judgment andI
decree OF foreclosure and sale duly entered m.
the above entitled action in the office Of they
clerk OF the abova-named court on the 3rd day
OF May, 1905, and the special execution duly
issued ont Of said court under the seal Of said
court on said Srd day OF May, 1908, to me de.
iivered, j, the undersigned, WILL on the 7th day
OF June, 1905, at the hour Of 10 o'clock I'M the,
forenoon, at the front door of the Ramsey
county court house, In the City Of Devils Lake,
IN the County of Ramsey and State Of North
Dakota, offer for sale and sell at public anc..
ton to the! highest bidder, for cash, those,
certain premises situnted in the County az
Ramsey and state Of North Dakota, and known:
and described as lots and 5 in block 9 Of thes
village Of Crary, as shown npon the plat there
of on file and Of record in the office Of the,
register OF deeds of Ramsey county, North Da--
kota, together with the improvements thereon
and the hereditamenta and appurtenances
thereto belonging. Or in any wise appertaining.
Dated May, Srd 1909. l. DUE Il III d RI
u III - ohm M Lean, Sheriff,
Burke & Middaugh, Ramsey County, Nd
81 Attorneys for Plaintiff, 3 irtl35 zfII3
lls Devils Lake NJ D.A.f III H45SS95i sgs
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Just think of it $25 s
Suits $1975, s22. 30 Suits
$l8 .75. $40 Suits sic. 80 at 3
The New York Cash 3
s Stores Bic OF thing Sale.
CANDIDATES, ANN lolUNcEMENTs.
For Member Of Legislature

D hereby announce that i am q candidate On
the Rep blican ticket for member OF the legis-
latnre from the s1st legi district Of
North Dakota, subject to the will Of the people
at the primaries on June 10, 1906 IF nomiin ated
and elected shall at NIL times endeavor to
amply the doctrine of the square deal. RI
5s3 VS., Sincerely, BIZ N I3ss5
M 5 VI 10. p. NJ Anderson.
;i3 fs XII ri ~ Starkweather, N. ID
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State OF North OAK ota, County Of Ramsey
Dlstrlct Court, Second Judi cial District. III
Elmer ii n


State Of North OAK ota, County of Ramsey
District Court, second Jud icial District.
(. Elmer =. Chamb lin, plaintiff VS.. Patrick
Nc Brides ct al, defendants
3 I, uTsuant 70 and by virtue of a judgment and
decree Of torres closure and sale duly entered i'm
ghe ofnce 81 the abpve-named court on the 28thr5
gay OF ~ arch, "A. ID. 1905 and a special execu-
ton issued ont Of said court, under the seal OF
sald court. and bearing date of April 18th, 1905,
70 me directed the Undersigned. sheriff Of
Inc county 81 Ramse will on the 29th day Of
~ I906, at the hour of clock ip the
forenoon, at the front door of the store of AL r.
ga ner q COMPANY IN tiarsKe Ramsey county
state Of North ~ pose for sale and sell
az public auction to the highest bidder for
cash that d certain persons property described
above-entitled action. as follows, to-wit:
81 One frame single roof gra AIRY. II fa
me frame ling house. 11l5 stories high.
a One frame barn, all situate on the northwest
township one hundred fifty.seyen II 57 II n north.
OF range siTty-three 1881 west also
One set chain harness. sssss " s5s
box. 5ff3 IN.
n One DoWagiac drill. ss33s5 n 55
ii Quantity OF old harness. l}S XII ~ f
e1ne IA tchell farm wagon. ssssssS
8E One 4horse harrow. t,s5
Dated April 18th, 1905. }sa 8a w
Z, , Sheriff Of Ramsey County, N. b.
Burke q Middaugh, #5l85s sfas
"A Attorneys for plaintiff fl Elmer III Chamberlira
and Defendant Ramsey County National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
MAN LEAPED To
DEATH IN Street
DcspOndcnt Druggist I!arled
Himself From Third Story
Window.
WAS MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Had Threatened on Several Oc-
casiOns to Take Hts Lie.
Sister Frustrated.

pespondent over impending financial
troubles. R. w Fariss. a druggist. who
had his place Of business at 4o4 West
Broad street yesterday morning threw
himself from a third story window. and
was crushed TO death on the pavement
below.
1t seems that while his sister remained
IN the store below. Fariss went upstairs
with the deliberate intention OF COM
hitting suicide. and that DE had at first
intended to cut his throat as an open
razor was found in his hand. From
after evidence FaHss must have laid
his body on the window sill and showed
himself head foremost into the alley IN
the rear OF his store. a neighbor dis
covered the body and appraised Mrs. Ed
monds, tho dead mans sister. Of what
had happened. The fail was of about
forty feet The body was found IN n
shapeless heap. with the head crushed
and a leg broken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
To OPEN STATION
FOR VACCINATION
Work to Be Started in East End
To-Day, With DR.. Jones in
Charge.
LAUNDRY TO BE FUMIGATED
Total Of Twelve Cases OF Small
POX Reported Up to This
Time.

A total OF twelve cases OF smallpox
have been reported TO the health au-
thoriues up to this time. The patients
were removed TO tho hospital for in
iectious diseases and tho usual notices
posted on the promises from which they
were removed
In several cases the disease has de-
Neioped In houses occupied by washer
women, and as "A precaution against tho
transmission y the disease ia this way.
'r' r. G. Levy. health officer has order
81 an laundry held until II can Doe proper
ly fumigated
The health department is pushing tho
Work Of vaccination. especially urgfn.
upon large industrial plants ana firms
employing labor the imperative inpor.
ancc Of vaccination
vaccination station VIII De openod fo-
day at the drug store OF Mr.. Ju5sor
cunningham. at 20i7 East Afatn
street. wncre Dr. T. T. Jones viii h.
IN charge The station win bo oponod
FOR the free vaccination OF all WHO ar-
ply between tine hours OF T. NJ auda = NJ
and $50 20 T. ~. All persons are urged
70 Sec that they are properly protected
against tho disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
RUMSEY NOW ADMITS
He WAS THE R0B8ER
Man Who Robbed Passengers
Near Glasgow Had Done the
Like Before.

KANSAS CITY. MO, November e7-A
tciepnon. message from Marshall Mo.
ills afternoon says.
'rA. man VINO on sunda, might robbed
the passenger on the castaouua Alto.-
Hurireton passenger train near Glasgow.
NO.. ls.e to-day admitted that IBIS real
'ane s Claude Rumscy. and that ho is
t.e uan who robbed the passengers on
tue oaat3oaui Rock Island Overland Linn
.i'l near t.e Same point on IN. NIGHT OF
November sta Yesterday Eumsey said IL
was his brother who committed the Rock
Island robbery
Fam-.. said also that DIS home was
ln 'a..ae.. whore two brothers and ID
sister Htr iIe refused 10 glte his home
address in t.at city. Rums.v admitted
that De- to entity served q trrr nt H..
military prison at Fort Lcav.uWo-tn
"7rcrst Service Officer Cam. of CHICAGO.
AID ft0la Green. Of Marshal Boo tic .,,-.
p.oy ol ue chicago and Alton. questioned
Hum@cy far f0ur hours before bis rr..
liminarE hearing began this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Mentally Unbalanced.

Ny. Fariss had been mentally UNI
balanced for the past few days ana It
was stated yesterday evening that tho
probable cause of this was the fact that
he owed several hundred dollars TO various
wholesale drughouses i'm the city. and
THAT ne feared a financial reverse was
impending. il is declared. however that
the cbb in his financial resources was
not serious enough To- hamper Fariss' s
business, and that ne could have re-
covered
Mrs. L. r. diamonds. sister Of the young
man. was completely prostratei over the
affair and broke down when she was
informed Of the death Of her brother.
Fariss had minated several times that
he was contemplating suicide. and Il
watch had been kept on him. Yestcr-
day morning hc informed his sister that
minutes. A little later noighbor rushed
into the store with the news that her
brother was dead.
Captain Huice. with several policemen.
was soon ON the scene. and DIT. Taylor.
city coroner. followed in "a short time
Am inquest was deemed unnecessary. as
&c was "a plain case Of suicide
FAriss boarded v%th Mrs Edmonds at
30. go West Clay Street He was
about 80 years OF age and unmarried.
He came To- this city about five years
ago from Lynchburg About two years
later he purchased patent medicine
business. he was Presbyterian. but
was not connected with any particular
church. He leaves another sister, Mrs.
Huddleston. Of Fairmount W. Va.
The body WAS taken 10 Bllcys where
70 viii Doe prepared for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lovinia Ragland.

LAFI ItADFDUD VA. N,......- o.
Ata I.Yr.lla RaEiaud. vic .f ur n
Nar''u.a ol suddenly OF pa' .IDrI., 1...t
Met i.r home on Iiftl Street. after
lffr
Ill f.rnral services wrr. I.II f,.,a.
'fH.r f.-ropal Church af sunset mix
t.rnr and burial was mal. .f Ir,.r.
na. SUSSEX county. AIre N.4 rd ,..
.l.r.ar ~ Captain William H1p a..
a.. H.l IS sister Of captain william Y
f.n.. f s. and ~ Nh rlI-. .r OIL o,
f.1 Ns. Lucy Pcgram Blow. .f Sussex
Hfe ra.land was Elffcd af a ron,er-
.'I"ft'.ef ana writer Slc was r..tr..lg
j.. - tu Mt w. -. kaplan1. NC rstrrq-
burg sHnrr tney resided until .nnlI.. d,
lt.lf.rI ION years ago. She leaves boz
.Ilfr Dor husband six children William
Uf Sew York. rafno. OF Dltf.n. ID .
l.iHtHia Nf -ocetDrl1r fuetitu-r. ruf Tr..
nr l...y ANA CarghiL OF Nslf,rI. t..
tNrse eldest Of whom we're unable 90 rtalii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Each Has q Continent

'IN0INNNTI o N0V0mI0r .--T|o
trouble between "Baly" nolan ANA "Tsxt
Richard over the Gans-Nc'-on sight rir-
tures was amicahly settled lore to-dav.
Hereafter Richard VIII bc in control If
the picture machines in America while
Noian WILL ozhlbit them in Ens.a nd and
other f1rc.r1 countries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28

EEGdAS anu EOIlleS
in dress we studiously
avoid. When you wear a
81. s. L." Suit or Over
coat, your friends won't
have to wonder whether
ou're going or COM
ing"
We re nightly partic-
ular about Style, but
we re every bit as partic-
ular about Good Taste.
This is the recognized
Young Mems Shop of
Richmond, and that
means that you'll always
find here the latest in
style and the best Of the
latest.
Take Overcoats. We
start at the most conser-
vative cut and run up the
scale TO the EXTREMIST and
most dashing.
But-Good Taste, first,
last, always.
Overcoats, SO TO 95.
Sack Suits, $40 to $50.
Jacobs 9 Levy
The Abode OF the Mode.