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Notice For Bids.

Bids will be received by the board of educa.
ton OF the city of Devils Lake, North Dakota
for the construction of foundation for school
house on the board of education lots, said lots
being lots !, SO. 10, II & IL in block 80 In The
city city Of 1a Deyls Lake North Dakota or
foundation to be built according to the plans
ana speclhcations that will be on file after
September 3rd 1907 in the office of the clerk Of
the eos Norf Of Of the city Of Devils
Bell DeRemer, Architect. at Grand Forks.
North Dakota, said construction Of foundation
1907. ''A A''n'
Bids must be marked. Bids for the con.
struction Of school house foundation and adj.
aTessed to DE skratass clerk Of the board Of
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
Gneck tor 500 made payable to the board OF
Education Of city of Devils Lake, N. b. The
any and all bids. w 'oO'
August 20, 1907.
Silver Serumgard,
President of the board OF Education.
Ole Skratass,
Clerk of Board of Education,
"A. &c. Parshau,
Deputy and Temporary clerk
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23

nois the forty-ninth anniversary
Of the famous Lincoln-Douglas
debate is to be commemorated.
Probably no debate of politi-
cal texture is more famous than
this, and certainly none other
more far-reaching in it's effects.
It was the coming together in
political controversy of two men,
the one the recognized leader of
the northern democracy, and the
other an obscure lawyer, almost
unknown outside of his having
served one term in the United
States congress. The debate
was held for the purpose of de-
Gliding who should represent the
state in the senate, but the re-
suit was much more far-reach-
ing. It decided who should be
president of the United States
and on what platform he should
stand. From it the north found
out that Lincoln was the man
who stood for union that was
undivided and that could not
exist half slave and half free.
He was evidently the man that
the north was looking for and
was badly wanted.
Though his bitter opponent
politically, Douglas became one
of the steadfast friends and ad-
herents of President Lincoln and
his administration.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23
List of Special Tax Receipts

The following iie a list of all the authenticat.
ca copies OF t ne United States Special Tax Re-
eeipts hled with the auditor Of Ramsey county.
N; D. during the month Of July, 1907. -
=. a. aessrer, Penn, N D., retail liquor deal
Botton Bros. q Simenstad, Edmore, N. D, re.
taIi liquor dealor, expires june 30, 1908 - = ~
DAVIDSON d Eng, Lawton, n. D., retail liquor
! John I,h 0. Hamre, Edmore. n. D., retail liquor
August, 1907. -. !. !, ~ = - >St{' 4
Emil S. Eich,
peaD ~4 County Auditor.
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braskan, the Ohioan, and the
Indianian have endured the
drawbacks in their respective
localities beyond further endur-
ance, they skip to North Dakota;
when the tropical sunbeams
shoot down between the busy
brick buildings of the great cities
of Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Louisville, the
sweltered tradesman locks his
Office, throws the key into the
refrigerator and skips to North
Dakota.
North Dakota is in it; North
Dakota is in the paradise belt.
Its lakes, its rivers, it's air, it's
climate, it's fields and inhabi-
tants are the best; North Dakota
has her Italian sunset of dark
blue azure and the scenery of the
Alps. North Dakota is in full
bloom, not a petal missing, and
she is the rose Of the sisterhood
of states welded to prosperity,
health and happiness-the Beu-
lah land of the twentieth CEN
tury.-Cando Democrat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23

S. J. SMALL, Publisher
MARION SMALL, Managing Editor
Augugt %, 1907
BOASTS THE CHRONOTYPE.

ROASTS THE CHRONOTYPE.
The currant issue of the North
Dakota Eagle published at Will
low Lake contains a nice editori-
al roast on the Niche Chrono-
type. It is a model of the roast
ing art-maybe-and calls
Brother Lapman of that same
Chronotype about the whole cat
agory Of disreputable names. We
are indeed proud to consider
such a doughty wielder of a mud
singing pen as a brother editor
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23

Word has been received from
Washington of the proposed Or
ganization of a corset trust This
is indeed a serious proposition,
as it has evidently come to
"stay,' and in some ways it is
hard to get around.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23

Ask your grocer for aye Olden
Tines graham flour made on a
mill stone by the Farmers Mill
and Elevator Assn,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23

anniversary OF LIN
COLN-DOUGLAs DEBATE B.
Next year In the state Of I'LL.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-23
INTER-OCEAN

Published every Friday at Devils Lake.
Ramsey County, North Dakota
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

Ladies belts. a fine line at the
Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
AN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.

Brundage the man whom Editor Sniff
shot at Missouri Valley last week is
dead. We are sorry for both Sniff
and Brundage. 1t is question just
how far man should go in self de-
tense. but we believe that the time
to defend oneself is before an attack.
not afterwards. Brundage was out
after Sniff. if the editor had not fired
the shot Brundage would undoubtedly
have attacked him. Self preservation
is the first law of nature and we be-
lieve Mr.. Sniff did no more than his
duty by himself and by his family.
While the results are most regretable
they should serve as warning to
those who have it in mind to edo
up'' the editor because he tells the
truth. We have never boosted of any
providers as a fighting editor. but we
i believe we should do as Mr.. Sniff did
should some burly fellow follow us
up for the purpose of an attack. I'm
der the circumstances it is a very
serious affair for Mr.. Sniff and we
hope he did no more than was justif-
able.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
THE CoNNERs AT HOME III,

Hon. j. P. Conner and Mrs. Con-
ner returned from Washington on Sat-
urday morning and their delightful
home has been the center of attrac-
tion for their many friends ever since
their arrival. We have asked Judge
Conner to write for the Review re-
sumo of the work of the last Con-
gress. and this he has promised to
do. Business called him to Des
Moines the first of the week, how
ever. so it is pos sible that the pleas
ure of his letter will be denied our
readers until next week. Mrs. Con-
ner is accompanied by her cousin Miss
Evelyn Farmer. a charming young
lady from Dothan. Alabama. Miss
Farmer is a delightful vocalist and
her presence will be greatly enjoyed
by our music lovers. Judge Conner
is looking we'll although suffering
from the grippe. Mrs. Conner APP
pears not at all fatigued by the vigors
of Washington social season and is
glad to be with the old friends once
more. 9
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

The latest in post cards at the
Racket Store.
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CITY OFFICERS CELEBRATE.

Nearly twenty of our city officials
executed pleasant surprise on Mayor
Carey on his return from California
Thursday evening. The house had been
warmed and an elegant supper pre-
pared. The boys concealed themselves
in the house and when the Mayor and
his family arrived they were i'm
mediately surrounded by friends. The
city officials tarried only long enough
to feast with their returning chief
and to congratulate him upon his
pleasant vacation trip.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

Thursday afternoon s'rs. Kirkup
entertained number of her lady
friends at thimble party. The hostess
provided a game which was much en-
joyed aud prize was awarded to Miss
Movers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
F1REMEN ELECT.

Tuesday evening the Volunteer
Firemen of Denison held their annual
meeting. The following officers were
elected. Pres. w. E. Kahler. WIRES.
H. w. Faul. Chief. C. C.. Kemming.
Asst. Chief. Alfred Wright. 1t was
decided to give two balls in order to
pay Indebtedness and to provide for
training for the running teams. The
first of these dances will be held on
Thursday evening March 18th. The
fremen are worthy of the support of
all If you do not dance. buy ticket
and give it to the young folks. The
second dance will be given some
time in April.
Everything used in the kitchen.
cheap at the Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
Read the ads.
j. E. Bale is in St. Louis.
China at the Racket Store.


j. E. Bale is in St. Louis.
China at the Racket Store.
The Racket Store for presents of
ali kinds.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Jas. Davis is convalesclng.
John PETIT of Dow City was a Den
ison caller on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. j. Hunt of Deloit was
shopping in our city Friday.
Wear one of Bartcher Bros. Green
carnations Saint Patrick's Day.
Little John Duff has been afflicted
with rheumatism the past week.
VIM. McKim of Deloit was cal
Ter at the county seag on Saturday.
Clarence Bryan of Paradise was a
business caller in Denison last Sat-
urday.
Red Colver Timothy and Bluegrass
at WYGANTS LIP
Something new. Green carnations
for Saint Patrick's Day at Bart
cher Bros.
Mrs. S. L. Gable has been i'll the
past week. but we are glad to note
she is able to be about again.
Our green carnations will be ready
Saturday. Place your order early as
the supply is limited Bartcher Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mitchell of Vail
were Sunday guests with Mrs.
Mitchell's mother Mrs. Daniel Nc
earthly.
Mrs. Grace Baker, of Sterling Co
dorado surprised her father Mr.. Geo.
Nicholson by dropping in on him TO,
visit on Monday. She expects te
remain about month.
j. Lister the we'll known piano
tuner of Glidden is still in town and
will be the rest of this week. Leave
orders at Boylan's Jewellery store OF
phone him at Hotel Normandy.
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We Can Please You =
in Photography at
FERGUSON'S
Laub Block Studio.

Sunday is St. Patrick's Day.
Garden Seeds at the Racket Store.
Republican caucuses Thursday night.
Woody Bamford is on the sick list
this week.
Wsah boilers for IS cents at the
Racket store.
Leon Cassaday has accepted a posi-
tion with the Blosser Drug Co.
A. j. Larson attended to business
matters in Logan the first of the week.
Miss Edna Fuller of The Boys
Store had a siege of the grip last
week.
Corset covers cheaper than you can
make them at the Racket Store Sat-
urday.
Mike Mahon left Monday morning
for Ell Reno. Oklahoma on prospect
ing tour.
Ben Lawson and Frank Pheeger of
Dunlap were Denison business visi-
tors yesterday.
The Hover Wheeler Bond Orchestra
will furnish the music for the Fire
mems ball Thursday. March 14th.
For Rent-The east seven room fiat
across from McKim Hall. Inquire OF
E. o. Them. c.. G.. Phone 1853 6-tf.
M. D. Wright. Julius Mailer and
John Schnoor are the aldermen whose
terms expire this year.
Be up to date and wear greer
carnation Saint Patrick's Day. Fol
sale by Bartcher Bros.
Had it not been for the closed
saloons few people would have known
that Monday was school election day
John Carey. Alfred Wright and A.
T. Curry went to Council Bluffs Tues
day morning to act on the Fedora
Grand Jury.
The Ladies AID of the Baptis
church will hold Market Day at tn,
Bartcher Furniture store on Satur
day March 16.
Do you remember the Special Sale:
at the Racket Store? Watch the Cor
set Cover Sale Saturday. there will
4 be tremendous bargains.
The friends of Mrs. Bartcher, Sr
helped her celebrate her sixty mint
birthday on Tuesday. All wish he
many happy returns of the day.
If you are interested in good cit,
government you should attend you
party caucus. and make yourself fel
in the nomination of good men.
/ Boylan has an attractive displa
of shamrock in his window. At nigh
when the lights come and goes it
especially noticeable.
Edwin Hall who has been vlsitin
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Hall returned on Sunday to his HON
at Lusk. Wyoming. accompanied b
his sister Miss Hattie.
John Lass slipped from a wor
bench at the Solomon furniture stor
last Saturday. and fell straining tn
ligaments of the hip quite severely
He will be laid up for number Q
days.
j The fast trains Nos. Z and O
the Northwestern have been annulled
Train No. going west at 9.24 a. m
was very popular train for DEM
son people going to Omaha. Is it pos
sible that the two cent fare is al
ready getting in its work?
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Heavy tin pals II cents each at
the Racket Store.
DEED SIGNED MONDAY.

DEED SIGNED MONDAY.
On Monday Frank Faul. president
and Peter Krauth Sec'y of the Ger
mania Verein signed the deed trans
fering the Germania Hall to the Den
ison Improvement Co. The considera
tion is little over $4,000. the I'm
provement Co. paying $4,000 in stock
and assuming all Indebtedness amount
ing to perhaps $3.50. The deed pro-
vides that the Verein shall retain the
furniture of its club room and shall
not give possession until building OPP
erations are commenced. The stock
was issued in bulk to the Germania
Verein and will be apportioned to the
individual members later on.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
REPUBLICAN CAuCUsEs
Will Be Held at City Hall Thursday
Evening

The republican voters of Deni-
son are hereby notified that ward
caucuses for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for aldermen
will be held on Thursday evening
March l4th at o'clock at the city
hall.
First Ward will meet in Mayors
office, End Ward in Band room. 3rd
Ward Council chamber.
j. E. Bale.
Chairman Republican
City Committee.
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Dowie is dead.

~ Dowie is dead.
Post cards at the Racket Store.
Ladies neckwear 5 cents and up at
the Racket Store.
Chas. Robertson was over from
Charter Oak on Monday.
M. O'Connor of Vail attended to
business matters here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Howorth called
on friends in this city Saturday.
Remember the Firemen's Ball on
Thursday evening. Do not fail to at
tend.
Don't miss the millinery opening
Friday and Saturday at Sarachon
Sisters.
Dan Swanson reports that he had
fine sale last week. Good crowd and
good prices.
You are invited to see our display
of hats Friday and Saturday of this
week at Sarachon Sisters.
Charles Luney will leave the en-
ploy of the Bulletin and return to his
old work with Johnson & Co.
The Hover Wheeler Bond Orchestra
will furnish the music for the Fire
mems ball Thursday. March 18th.
Be sure you see the beautiful line
of hats that will be on display Fri
day and Saturday at Sarachon Sisters.
The only Exclusive High Grade line
of Chocolates in the City at the Ok
ford Cafe. Woodwards-th the kind you
like. 1O-3t
Mrs. Pat HeEernan and children
left Monday morning for Donald. S.
D.. their new home. Her husband and
son John had proceeded them to have
the home in readiness upon their ar
rival.
Thos. Hopper was Denison caller
on Saturday. He goes on to a new
place this spring and changes his
postofflce from Ute to Charter Oak.
Mr.. Hopper is fine sample of our
energetic young farmers and we are
sure that he will succeed.
Will Huffman was pleasant Re-
view caller on Monday. He says the
Review has been a member of his
family as long as he can remember,
even before 1874, when j. Fred Mey-
ers first purchased it. and that he
cannot we'll keep house without it.
Three millinery openings for next
week. at Balle-B rodersens, Bamford
and Sarachon Sisters. There ought
to be big crowds of ladies in town
during all the opening days. Our
milliners promise to do themselves
proud this year and the display will
be beautiful.
Mr.. and Mr.. Otto Christensen ex.
pect to leave Denison this week t.
make their future home in West
phalia. Kansas near the Warbasse
home. They are an Industrious anc
worthy young couple and we wish
them prosperity and happiness ir
their new home.
C. A. Campbell. now of Winterset.
Iowa spent several days of last week
visiting Denison friends and relatives
and attending to business affairs. He
is looking we'll and tells us that he is
prospecting finely on his Madison
county farm. He expects hereafter
to engage in the real estate and loar
business for which he is we'll equlpp
ed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

Notice to Lecture Course Subscribers
There will be an extra number on
the lecture course. Friday. March 20.
This will be one of the best numbers
of the course. There will be no charge
to those who present their lecture
course tickets except the ten cents
for reserved seats. Look for advertise
ment in next issue.
Cummi ttee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
BOX RENTS AGAIN.

The postmaster requests the editor
to call attention to the fact that box
rents will be due March 2lst and
must be paid by April LIST. The post
master is no more allowed to do a
credit business in box rents than he
is in stamps and the department rule
is mandatory that boxes shall be de-
clared vacant unless the rent is paid
by the first.
The much mooted question of the
price Of box rents has been finally
settled by the department. All the
rents are to remain as before. ex-
cept in the case of the small lock
boxes which are raised from forty OF
forty-five cents per quarter. This
is but small advance and only puts
the rents paid in ,Denison on a par
with those paid in the other cities of
the same size throughout the United
States. Under the circumstances
therefore it is to be presumed that
Denison people will acquiesce in the
advance rather than to forego the
privilege of lock box. The ruling
by which the lobby of the postoffice
is kept open on Sunday makes these
boxes particularly convenient. The
postmaster asks the cooperation of the
public in the prompt settlement of
these rent accounts.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
FINE HORSE INJURED.

Last week Ben Mill bought fine
standard bred stallion at Bartlett.
Neb. He had him shipped to Deni-
son. but on approaching Lincoln the
car caught fire from sparks from the
engine and the horse while not burned
externally was seriously injured by fire
and smoke. The valuable stallion is
now at Lincoln in veterinary hospi-
tai and there is no great hope that
he will survive the firery ordeal.
Mr.. Mill and DR.. Simpson went to
Lincoln en- Sunday to examine him.
The horse is valued at $1,000.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

The Friday Club elected new officers
last week as follows: President, Mrs.
H. A. Boyle; Vice President, Miss E.
Gillmor; Secretary, Mrs. B. j. Sib-
bert; Treasurer, Mrs. P. w. Harding;
Critic, Mrs. NJ. A. Penny; Toastmis-
tress, Mrs. U. G. johnson; Member
Executive Board, Mrs. w. E. Bryce;
Delegates to City Federation, Mrs. W.
G. Van Ness, Mrs. w. w. Ferguson,
Mrs. j. H. Mahoney and Mrs. F. w.
Meyers; Delegates to State Federation
Mrs. w c. Van Ness and Mrs. II. A.
Boyle; Alternates, Mrs. w. j. MeAh-
rem and Mrs. o. A. Patterson.
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Something for nothing at the Rack

The City Federation of Women's
Clubs held it's annual election on Sat
urday. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Morgan:
Recording Secretary, Miss Edith Gill
NOR; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Iva Smith; Treasurer, Mrs Florence
Hope
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que no asistieron la corte algunos seho'
res de los va citados.
-Por incendio malicioso fueron redu.
cidos prisi6n en- Ponce 5abas Castillo,
y Rufo Canales; y Arcade Vazquez por
abuse de confanza.
-Por abuse de confianza fueron conde
nados en- Ponce, Francisco Rodriguez, &
so diaz de priBi6n y Miguel Acevedo 40
dias; Eulc giO Ortiz 8 meses pOr delito
contra la Balud pdbica Ramon Almo'
d6var igual pena por hurto menor.
Ell juez Municipal de Anasco Be cons
tituy6 en- San Sebastian para juzgar los
proceBados Antonio Hernandez condena.
do q 2 meSes de pTisi6n, por hurto, Mi
guel Collazo, 6 meaes por ell mismo
delito; Manuel Rivera, 3 mese
pOr acOmetimiento y agresi6n; Primitive
Cuevas, un alo por igual delito; & Neme'
Bio Gonzalez, meseB por huTto; Juan
MerCado, por falBedad y meAes Sabas
Cruz por cauci6n.
Una instancia sera dirigida al Gober.
nador poF pescadores de Palo seco, pidien.
do que al igual que con ellos 80 ha hecho,
SO mande q destruir IN corral estabecido
en- Lola, por que debe ser la ley, igual
para todos.
Ell Coronell Hamill ha dispuesto una
investigation acerea de IN corral de pesca
establecido en- Loiza.
La distinguida esposa del Gobernador
Post recibira q suS amiAtades particUlareB
los martes por la tarde.
-Esta mafiana cumpliment6 al Gober'
nador Post, el senior Juan E. .TurueI, coro
ueI de armas del G. e.
Hoy visitaTon al GobeFnador de Pto.
Rico,el doctor Gutierrez Igaravidez Li-
cenciados Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez. Har.
tell, y Was Ochoteco.
Ell doctor Ricardo Hernandez direc-
tor de S. B y G, ha recibido una carta de
coDgratulaci6n del jefs del departamento
Consolidado; manifsstandole que deja gra'
to recuerdoH en- su departamento, por au
caracter recto y bondadoBo.
Ell director de Ssnidad, comunica al
auditor de p. r. 81 cese del DIR. Hernandez
como Subdirector de S. B G. y superin.
tendenta de Ssnidad el dia 80, asi como la
toma de possession del doctor Vazquez para
igusl cargo en- Ia misma fecha.
-El director del Departamento Conso-
lidado ha ofciado al doctor Tomas Vaz.
quez, informandole que ha sido ratifcado
Bu nombramiento como Bubdirector de Sa-
nidad Benefcencia y prisiOnes, superin.
tendente de Sanidad fin de que tonne pc.
session de 50 destiRo el dia 80 del actual.
LA Corte de Distrito de Arecibo con-
demo meses de prisi6n Manuel Vii.
ches por acometimiento y aggression.
-Apts el juez de paz de MaysgIez
presto fanza 81 processdo Juan Rigual
para salir excsrcelado de Ia prisi6n el dia
19 del actual.