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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
THE EAST SIDE NEWS
BASKET FOR THE WEEK

/ st. Anthony Turner Ladies' society held a
bazaar in St. Anthony Turner hall wednesday
fee and cake will be served. The proceeds will
be used for the purchase Of silk flag to be pre-
sented to the st. Anthony Turner society on the
Monday evening, May %, at $50, a mission
airy lunch will be given, followed by debate
Resolved, That immigration should be furthe,
restricted" at the Olivet Baptist church.
Tonight more than score of university stu
dent members Of the Castalian Literary society
hold a banquet in the diningrooms of the St.
Anthony Commercial club An elabOrRte menu
has been prepared.
Miss Lucille Thompson entertained Friday af
ternoon at her home, 42O Oak street Sc, IN
honor Of Miss Crabbe, whose marriage took place
Tuesday.
Swan johnson, 1927 Jefferson street NE. has
begun work on q frame residence at 1921 JEFF
Miss Margaret Martens and George Herbert
were married Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides father. Martin Martens, 1905
the service. After June l, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert will be at home at 1850 Seventeenth avenue
Sc. ~ ,....~ -a
The Sigma Chi fraternity held a dancing
party Wednesday evening at Mrs. Mobiles new
hall on Hennepin avenue. Harold Porter and
Edw cspp the in
Frederick Perry, 1000 Universip avenue Sc, are
Miss Sue E. Shield and Alexander H. vesper
were married Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shield. 2s41 Fill
more street NE. Rev. E. NJ. Jeffres read the
service.
The Engineering society of the university helt
banquet at the rooms of the st. Anthony
Commercial club Saturday evening. Eighty mem
bers of the organization were present.
Mrs. Danens I'LL Washington street NE, en-
tertained the Wilhelmine club yesterday after
noon. --. .- S.>r-s.' ...-.s
A house valued at $1,000 is to be built fol
John Kiedrowskt on Fourteenth avenue NE.
The graduation exercises of the Holmes, Pres
colt and Sheridan grade schools will be helt
in the auditorium of the East high school Thurs
day, June T. +- .... .-... r
The annual promenade Of the senior clas
of the University of Minnesota will be hel,
this year. in the Masonic Temple, Tuesda.
evening, June L.
Jessie Hawley of Sixth street Sc place
sofa track meet on Northrop field
Colonial chapter, D. A. r., met Thursda!
afternoon with the Misses Chute. 1924 Univer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
TELLER OF MILWAUKEE
BANK SHORT. $4,000

Milwaukee, May '25.-Arthur George
Reinke, receiving teller Of the Marshall
& Ilsley bank, has absconded. He en-
tered the employ of the bank about
four years ago and, showing unusual
ability, rose rapidly from the position
Of messenger to that Of receiving teller,
to which he was promoted two months
ago. 'er
His employers had no reason to sup
pose that he hHed bfIyonfdh a MS
information that he passed most of his
Sundays in Chicago, where he spent
money lavishly.
The officers of the bank, after a
careful examination of his accounts,
found shortage of $4,000, the greater
part of which had been taken recently.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
LIT TIE T A L K S
ON LAUNDERING
COLLAR SEARCHING.

The reason why collars sometimes have
wrinkles in them and do not shape right is that
they were not properly starched. Putting starch
into your collars is only small part Of the
starching process. After the starch Is in the
collar, it must be worked and smoothed into
shape. Here is where 1t is possible to remove
all the wrinkles and give the collar the shape
intended for it, and here only. If it is not done
here it cannot be done at all
Our starch room employees take the eime and
trouble to do these things right.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Arthur Walker talked on Success at the
high school auditorium Friday.
The banquet which the East High School
Alumni Athletic association was to give the
track team tomorrow night at Duffy's varsity
lunch has been postponed until June 2. Those
desiring plates should communicate with Roy
Williams Of Seventh street SIC before Wednes-
day.
The Philomathean Literary society. the fresh
man debating society of the East high school,
gave an outing today at Como park. Miss Long
party.
The recent tennis matches at the high school
are as follows: Barnard defeated Kelley 81,
81; Everhart defeated Chatfield, 6-3, 60; Thomp
son defeated Shore. ga. Ga, and Devereux de-
feated Mcintyre, 81, g.
The Dudley P. Chase post No. % and the
Relief Corps will attend in body the memorial
service Of the First Congregational church Sun.
day morning. Rev. G. c. Clarke will give o
sermon appropriate to the occasion
The annual outing and picnic Of the First
Congregational church and Sunday school will
be held Saturday at Tonka Bay Minneapolis
& St. Louis trains leave at 9:15 I'm. and 1:4S
p.m.;s returning, LILO. 4:4O and Z pm. 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
PLOT BY CROSBY
WAS not PROVED
Court Sustains Demurrer in Re-
batting Case Against Bur-
lington Official.

Kansas City,vMay 25.-Judge& Smith
Me herson, in the United States dis
trict court here this morning, sustained
the demurrer to the Indictment against
George H. Crosby, former freight traf-
fc manager of the Burlington railway,
charged with7san alleged conspiracy to
grant rebates on freight shipments
/ from the east to Missouri points.
Judge Mcpherson sustained the
claims that the government in the pres
ent trial had failed to present suffi-
Gent evidence to show a conspiracy,
and discharged the defendant
After sustaining the demurrer in the
case Of Crosby, arguments were begun
on the demurrer to the indictments
against George L. Thomas, the New
York freight broker and his chief
clerk, I. B. Taggart, on trial with Cros-
by for alleged conspiracy. On the de-
murrer in these two cases, counsel for
the defendants argued that the evil
dence 50 far presented by the govern
ment, which finished it's side of the case
late yesterday, had failed to show con-
spiracy., They held further that if a
crime against the interstate commerce
act had been committed, it was COM
mitted in New York, and not in Mis-
souri,, and that therefore the Missouri
court lacked jurisdiction,
from that against the Burlington rail
way, which is charged with granting
rebates to packers on export freight
rates. A demurrer to this Indictment
was denied by Judge Mcpherson here
May 20, and the trial of the Burling-
ton was set for May 81 in Kansas
CITY, - - E..,-..'.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
LARGEST TRUCK IS
ON THE EAST SIDE

For a time, at least, the East Side
will have the largest hook and ladder
truck in the twin cities. The new
piece Of apparatus is in house No. II
e est 2 desga See carries aS 56 feet ef ' Of M
der service, and weighs five tons, as
compared with seven of the other ma
chimes in the city. The ladders arc
built on the truss plan and are much
lighter and stronger than the old de-
sign.
The new truck was tested against the
walls Of the Exposition building. Its
monster ladder reached over the top of
the structure and was quickly raised
and lowered. The cost Of the machine
was $4965
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
HANKE AND HUBERT
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB

County Treasurer Henry G. Hanke
and City Treasurer Hubert were guests
of the st. Anthony Commercial club
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hanke spoke at some length
payment of taxes and received enthu-
siastic approval from those present. y,
Mr.. Hubert by. special request gave
talk upon his booklet, which shows
graphically the different uses to which
the city taxes are put.
These ten-minute talks up to date
have been so popular with the club
members that the secretary has re-
Gently made added efforts to secure
well-known twin city men to address
these 1870 clock meetings. :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
FURNITURE MEN OF
,...>,.,- MINNESOTA MEET

Two score members of the Mime.
sofa Furniture association met fol-
Commercial club. Several hours were
spent discussing the furniture situa
ton turnout the northwest and espe
cially the conditions in rural trade in
Minnesota. Twenty-Five companies
were represented at the conference.
President Charles M. Way of the Min
neapolis Bedding company and Secre
tary J. A. Luger of the Luger Furni
ture company were among those who
spoke. -. d.. -s.- g.. 49,
Holbrook argus., 1906-05-26

He expects to have 2,OOO head of cattle on the La Rieux wash by July 1st.
 w. H. Clark arrived home Thursday evening from South ern California where he has spent the past couple of weeks. Mir. Clark reports Hon. J. X. Woods is very sick at his home in Oceanside.
 H. J. Banner arrived here yes terday with 40 head ofthorough bred and graded hereford bulls, from his ranch at Wattrous, N. M. Owing to a hard trip the cattle are pretty badly knocked out, but MT. Ramer says the blood is there and he will have some fine looking animals this fall.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Houck are expected here this evening on their way to the upper country. They are combining business with pleasure and Mir. Houck will do some assessment work while on tine trip.
 Willis Bros have been award ed the Ft. Apache freight con- tract at $1.O3 per hundred. This is the highest price paid for this work in a great many years. The past two years the winters have been severe and as the con- tractors had to rush freight to the post and pay freighters twice as much as they usually did they have decided to get a good price for taking a chance on having a bad winter.
Holbrook argus., 1906-05-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

II. M. dIlucI Was d DuSlHcSS visitor here Monday.
 ]. B. Patterson Jr. was down from St. Johns Monday.
 Art Saunders was in from the range Thursday.
 Dist. Atty Geary was here on official business Wednesday,.
 Dick Grigsby came down from Pinto to day.
 A. Jas Bohm, the Cibicue Indian trader. is here on a short vacation.
 K. (. Creswell was a business visitor in the county seat Mon- day.
 Dr. G. P. Sampson was here yesterday on his way to Alhu- querque to have another opera tion performed on his jaw.
 For Sale-Two horses broke to ride or work; also one young pack mule. Inquire at Schusters store.
 Dentists Chilson and Cornell were here Monday and Tuesday on professional business, they are now at Snowflake.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Richards, Judge and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hess spent Sunday at St. Joseph.
 Mir. J. w. Freeman called at our sanctun. Monday; he was returning to Snowflake from St. Joseph where he attended con- ference.
 Lenard Olsen prosperous cattlemen from Houcks Tank arrived here today to receive four head of thoroughbred bulls from H l. Ramer.
 J.P. .Jenson was down from Tay- Tor Wednesday, he reports they will have about half a crop of apples this year, other fruits were entirely killed by frost.
 James Seward came in from his trading post Thursday, this is his first visit here since last August. He reports everything lovely in his section.
 Miss Josie Anderson, who has spent the last year in Chicago studying music, arrived here Monday on her way to her home in St. Johns.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. C. Smith went to Snowflake Monday. Mir. Smith has returned home, Mrs. Smith will visit with rela- tives before returning.
 Apostles Teasdale, Clawson and Cowlev, of the Mormon Church lectured to a large aud fence at the school house Mon. day night.
 Gao Smith x,ac br,,,1uht ,1n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

ALTER thar. A great spread was
contemplated for this farewell
reception, and the gentlemen
whose wives are members Of
the club, are inconsolable over
the loss Of the tempting meal.
We und erstand these same
ntlemen exoficio members are
keeping the wires hot between
here and Chicago, urging Mrs.
Burke to return here befs Re go
ing to Bismarck, and they haY-
emit yet given up all hope of.
eventuaily getting their legs
under a table that will fairly,
groan,With good things. Ia the
language Of Shall espeare, the
swell feed may vet be pulled off. q
For Alberta lands, enquire Of
Bell q Cleveland, jacobson block.
Rookie Prete left Monday for
Das Moins. Iowa, to attend the
Highland Park college. III
John w Mayer makes farm
loans at the lowest rates and best
terms. Interest and principal
payable at his office 55S
That the Great Northern ID
xperiencing a run of hard luck
lin its operating department. ii
sillustr ated BY an incident
lin Minot the other day.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

A helper was wiping one Of the
big rnogul engines standing
steamed up in the yard. He
unconsc iously pulled the throttle
open and the engine started for
the round house at the rate Of
fifty miles an hour. The helper
jumped when the engine started.
The loco motive struck and wreck
ed the turntab BILE and plunged into
the pit. A new turntabIe had
TO be brought from Havre, Mont,
and until it arrives fourteen big
engines il the round house cam
not be moved. This cripples the
operating department of the
road TO q great extent.
Prof. Dewar was looking
sitter his claim near Minot this
week. He will spend the holt
days ID Chicago. ,s5sIs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Money to loan On farms. Lowest
rates. easy ferms. The Ramsey
County National Bank OF. Devils
Lake. as
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Watkins
Of Starkwe atherieft this week
TO spend the winter with the old
home folks il Manch hester, Mich.
John w. Maher makes fam
loans at the lowest rates and
best terms. Interest and princi-
pal payable at his Office.
Although Dan Brennan lost
in the debate in Grand Forks
this week, the local papers speak
highly Of the argument he put
tlp.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
iivered for 81. % per cord. C..
III. Baker, phone "a. as
Cashier Thompson OF the
Devils Lake State Bank return,
ed ednesday from a business
trip to Minnesota Of nearly two
weeks duration.
Order q nice fruifcake for Xmas
ct the Devils Lake Bakery.
Ollie RaWson will 90 to Roch-
ester, Mimi, soon to be exam
ined for an ailment ID his side
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

Money to loan on farms. Lowest
rates, easy terms. The Ramsey
County National Bank Of Devils
Lake. q,
Mrs %. G. Glass. was ones l,a I
tated on at the Roc ester. MINI
hospital Monday for cancer.
she ls getting along very nicely. .
which will be good news Go her s /
many Devils Lake friends.
we are closing out our croekery
and china ware at q big reduction
Lots of it suitable for Xmas pres
ents. staysyick, strande & 90.
Guy Seybold and Miss Ernna
Mower came ali the way from
Texas to be married by Rev
Olson at Reds hotel last night.
The bad weather has interfer-
cd considerably with the work
on the Aneta extension, but the
company still have hopes Of com.
|pleting the line SO trains can ha3
run run over it by the fEst OF the
year.
What wonld be more snitahIs
for q Christmas present Chan I
suit case; q good line to select
from ct Staysvick. Strands 8 CO.
J. .. Burtseher's French DIV
process for cleaning clothes has
certainly made a hit in Devils
Lake. He has been co,npeIleS
20 hire more help and add some
additional appliances for earry-
Ilg on this work. Old suits that
Were about to be discarded -.
being worthless have been talken
to Burtscher's tailoring shon.
/ treated to this new process and,
turned out as good as new. The
work ls certainly wonderful. !.
Folding chairs TO rent fer
house parties or public meatinos
Hurst Bros. & CO.
. Einar A. Lunde and Mis-
Marie Durbin, and Richard Is
! fitzgerald and Miss Nellie al. 4
/ That cher, all Of Lawton. wer n
united in marriage bys Rev 0l-
son son Wednesday evening, the Ger
emory being performed at the
Sevllla hotel. The CONTRACTING.
\ parties are all popular youns.
people OF the eastern part Of tie
/ county. The Inter- Ocean, To-
gether with their other r,,lyney-
Gus friends, wish them q hanrp
Iand prosperous married life.
J. we , can save you money on
cni !. shoes. stasviek, Strands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

that & $40. 900 resid ence lie il
/ figuring On in this city. move
into id and take life EASY ma
rest Of his days. And George
can well ford to do 1t. a
Fat Gold Coin i bread.
Bel ord, slneriff-elect
lot Ramsey county the firsf
demo cratic sheriff since IKE
uncle, John Barton, held The
office, will leave this week 81 n 4
visit with relatives iii WiscoJn,.
sin. He will be back in time "a
be sworn , Y in on January
Ife First National Bank Devs
Ills. Lake, n. D loans money orl
real estate AZ seven per cent
Manager Rich ard aon of the
Eagle band has received several
new nstrurne nts, and with new
play efs PROMISES a great I'M
proyernent III the band next
spring The band boys have
set their motto, the best ever, 4
and |. u will J religiousl live up To
Visit the Fair for bargains ii
shoes. I91sEf 30 55
George Wheeler, one 81 the
prominent farmers of Souti,
MINI kan township, was ia ia
the city Saturday. i. heel
Ter has several Gust mers iii this
city FOR his excellent butter.
Owing TO the scarcity of help
and the high price Of feed.
George was obliged to raise the
price OF butter Saturday to so
cents per pound And his Gus
toners were perfectly satisfied.
All kinds of cakes TO- order
Devils Lake Bakery. NH
Halliday, the contractor and
bull der, has 1--WE OF the best
carpenters In his employ that lie
saws he ever saw. He has re-
tanned their services for next
summer, and intends to put. 81 ca
one Of them il charge Of q crew.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

that has given him considerable
pain for years. He will possibly
be operated on before he returns.
John w Maher makes farm
! loans at the lowest rates-and
best terms. Interest and PRINCIPAL
payable ct his Office. d
Mrs. David Stuart and son
Robert, Of Spokane, will spend
the holidays With Mrs. .Stuart'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. g.
~ 2 Sshortridge Of this city.
Let the Devils Lake Bakery
make you q nice angel food.
devil food or fruit cake.
Wa 4 \ A girl for .yener-
. hlo 9 u! Apply 10 Mrs.
s. d & PlrOsseT, Seventh street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
aeneaeneaeae ID Roaoaa
! The OC D !:

a. B. Holt, Of Fargo, lii the
AeW book keeper for the Burgess
Elevator company in this city.
New, baled hay, g snts per
4 bale. For sale hy q il Baker.
pine
Dan Kelly left Monday for
lifornia, where heSwill spend
e the winter amid the fragrant
roses. and sweet orange blossoms.
First Nsii5ral Eaa,k loans money IA ,rl
4 cnly O. ffsrsns, bus II. good city
opertys as well .5#:8s
A frst class real estate man
has lis eye on Devils Lake with
q view to locating here. These
Oh timers would better wake 10
and get things moving
The Farmer mill can supply
you with wood or coal on short
hotice. Call ia.
=, ~
Tony Prete's orchestra will
f1rnish music for a grand ball
l III Crazy on lev Y ear u eve, and
sae at Lakota on New 7 ears
evening Tony ia giving great
aatisf action with his new.
orchestra.
Leave orders for extra cups and
syster plates with Braeken 81
4toliker. "a.
George Locke, the d bonanza
armer of North Minnewaukan
tOwnship, was in the city Mon
day looking after his many In
teYeSts here. He says lie he car
aecui g competent help this wa
Ter 70 run his farm he will take
j. trip To the Hot Springs and
on out. fr. Lock has carrie
% his big farm with q shortage
! OF help 80 long that .l1e lis about
used 10, and is thinking serious
OF renting his place, build,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

llr Halliday states that tho be
who contemplate building next
sumner should make arrange
msnts for their lumber this
month as the price willag llp Ia
January. He is prepared to
furnish plans and solicitations
to anyone for any kind of q
building.
New baled hay, 30 cents Der
bale Eor sale by G. Fl. Baker,
phone ~.
Mike Noonan. who stuck 10
North Dakota until the Irish
triurnphed over the Scandina-
yians i'm politics by landing one
LOT his nationality in the COVER
lnor's chair, will leave this week
flor the old home iii Michigan Is
Visit with relatives and look
after some property interests he
has there. Mike loves to point
With pride 10 the fact that the
lFish. can accomplish wonders ia
politics il they only stick to
Igethe and have the NorWeians
help them.
We make window shades to
order p. wv Gilbsrtson a
Earl harrington and his
company were in the city Mon
| day afternoon on their way
\ from towns on the Farrners'
4 road to Lakota. The cornpany,
was billed for Hampden Mon
day night, but ewing toa miss
ID train come tions was unable
TO fill the engagement. Tr.
Y Darlington says the hest show
town on the Farmers branch il
Hansb with Rock Lake q
close second. M,
New baled hay, 80 cents Del
! bale. For sale BY G. H. Baker,
Henry Lake was in from Dry
Lake township Tuesday and
I made the Inter- O cean q pleasant
1 cal. Mr. Lake says most sc the
farmers In his township Glispos-
Led Of their wheat early in the
season and the car shortage.
| therefore, does not worry them.
He reports the roads ia bad
dition between this city and
his place, the snow drifts being
quite numerous. D
a tine line of home made can
dies at the Devils LAKE Candy GO,
Bracken g ,Sto1ike q.
The Shakespeare club of this
city has been planning d ban
Iquet for GOV. and Mrs.. Burke
1.-THE latter being q member Of
1.-THE club, before their departure
Ito Bismarck but it looks now
az il the affair would have. ia
be called of. Mr. Burke has
received notice that the executive
mansion at Bismarck will he
vacated on the 18th sc this
month. and as he Ii anxious 10
lget his family nicely settled
ibafore the inauguration. he has
notified Mrs. Burke III CHICAGO
| to repair TO Bismarck at once.
and the chances are she will not
return to Devils Lake before
january 1st, or for some time
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
We're After You
I. Z. L.
Hurry Back
Stockholders eetlna

me regular annual neetinr OF tha 49,. III.
e ss, O. shs First National Bank q Dsyis Iss
dav nS ne.a at the oface Of said bank o. T1as.
eleesion Ct directors and such etkas . ", sae
as may propsrly come bsfene the meeting. -
p. "a. Ros1sier.
Dated at rav,,. Il u 1 4, Cashlss
lsee. - - ~ D.seanaher
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Our Christmas Toys and liner
esfing lie Children

Hundreds of Children visit this depart
lasrat every day "a The new electric toys,
steam Toys and magic lanterns, novs
ing picture machines, 40. etc. he small boy
III aningenons turI of mind will md bundreds
u interesting and toys II fhis
nas1t Il which ~ can tnrr asitt delight The
intsressOf ths tEle girls Win be mostly held 81
course, 81 our collection If by and gill dolls.
doll elothing do houses and doll furniture
s. also haye books Of III ths best stories iTom
classic juvenile writer's, and games 81 al Kinds
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
Here Are Guaranteed to be Satisfa,

he word value must always
ring true il this store. The merchan
disc must Be right, the prices right, and
the various stocks must Offer values
that viii satisfy the demands Of those
necessities that the season calls for.
The better we satisfy you the more Ger
tain We are that YOU viii come again.
There are only twelve more days until
Chritnas, 50 a. your shopping early