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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-07
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Held Examinations at Devils Lake
z.> - Thursday

The state board of embalmers was
In session Thursday in this city hold
ing examinations for list of candi-
dates from different sections of the
state. The board had full attend.
ance OF all its members, who are J. w.
Maxwell of Grafton, president; E. f.
Gilbert, of; Casselton. vice president;
Dr., Grassick of Grand Forks, secre-
tary, and H.. G. Flynt Of jamestown,
treasurer. The examination consum.
ed practically the entire day. The fol.
lowing candidates wrote on the list
of questions submitted by the board:
= F. G.. Kelly, Medford. - y. -
D: M. LIE Chance Wahpeton. = e..
N. o. Holberg, Valley City. Z.>t -. ~
j. L.. Knard, New Rockford %.
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Monday Afternoon Game.

Langdon took the third game ofsthe
series with the home team Monday
afternoon by score of to 5. The
game was an interesting one all the
way through and although not largely
attended those there witnessed a
good game. The home team are in
pretty bad shape as several of the
players have left the city and those in
the game are changed about out of
their regular positions. Two pitchers
have been doing all the work and it
has been too much for them, while
Foubert is out Of the game with a
crippled hand and Martin is not in
the best playing condition. Barrick-
man has been pulled in from the field
to shortstop and is putting up a good
sSlne. ,!,ulz. j. III. @..i = - -
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BASE BALL T. . s r,

After rest for week the Devils
Lake management had the Langdon
team come over for couple of games
Sunday and they won the afternoon
game by score of to 5. In the first
half of the ninth inning the score
stood 5 to 3 in favor of the home
team and two men out when Tiven
who was playing third made a tumble
and two scores crossed the plate tieing
the score. This play left two men on
bases and the next man up got a two
Dagger and two more had trotted home
with enough to win the game. Jimmie
Lake was in the box for the locals
and pitched a steady uphill game and
should have won. In the evening the
game resulted in a tie in the last of
the ninth and the Langdon team quit
the game and refused to play longer
as they claimed that they were get
ting unfair decisions. The score stood
2 to and it seems a shame that the
game should have had to be. called
on account of this. 1t. seems I'd us that
the Langdon team got: as fair treat
ment as any team has received this
season here and they were%7even per-
mitted to have their own umpire and
we do hate to see ball team who
will beef over every decision and
not play ball. The game in the even
ing was a good exhibition and the
| Devils Lake team were going along
nicely and it looked like victory for
the home boys but this bunch of quit
tiers laid down at the last minute when
the home boys would have added vic
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FOR SALE-My farm consisting Of
619 acres, located on the west side
Of Dry Lake and five miles north Of
Grand Harbor. I will sell on the
crop plan, provided cash payment
is made, purchaser to pay per
cent, interest. There will be $50
acres summer followed this sum.
mer. Price $50 per acre. For par
ticulsrs address w. F. Hollenberg
at Nanton, Alberta, Canada.
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The annual meeting of the fire de-
partment was held Tuesday evening
for the purpose of electing officers.
The following were chosen: Chief
Engineer, Wv. Kelly; Assistant Chief
A. w. Bennett; Secretary and Treas
urer, w. W. Wishart.
The city board met last evening and
considered the artesian we'll matter.
The opinion was held that under the
law the board was restrained from is
suing bonds. The only remedy is to
incorporate under the special charter
providing for different procedure for
mourning bonded Indebtedness.
The rainfall in this region during
July was very slight (1.29 inches).
The organization of the North Da.
kota Press Association at Detroit last
week was an important movement.
Samuel J. Tilden died peacefully at
Greystone this morning at S:45 o'clock.
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FOR SALE-One-half section OF lsnd
three miles northwest of Stark
weather. VIII take $50 per acre
without crop or s35 with crop. For
particulars address, Box rs, r. r. d
No. l. Starkweather. N. ID.
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WfN1Y-T YEARS AGO
Items OF Interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake nterOce31 Pub
Iished Under Date Of Saturday. July 81, 1886.

A Baptist church will be erected
here shortly. -,
The harvest is in full blast hence
the financial lethergy among the, bust
ness men. - =.
o. A. Moe, prominent merchant of
Churchs Ferry, was in the city yester-
day.
Wheat was So cents yesterday,
W. H. VanLew left for Washington
Territory yesterday in connection with
the U. s. Collection Agency.
Capt R. w. Main, Miss Matte Main,
Miss Sallie Wilkinson and Miss Mollie
Magorian, all of Towner county, came
down from Cando Saturday on land
business. -.
The lumber for the club house at
Park Palmer was sent to the ground
by barge yesterday and L. Grant is
now at work on the building. The
ground has been cleaned up in good
shape. r., T i.
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WANT. ADS.
FOR RENT-Large room for storage
or ether purposes. room 40x60. Ca.
on or address this office.
FOR SAL e.

~~~~~~~N~N~~|~~~~~~~
FOR SALE--320 acre farm northeast
of Webster, N. D. The Cleanest
farm in the country. 275 acres I'm.
der pillow and the rest in pasture and
a fine hay meadow. Good buildings
and a fine we'll. At bargain II
taken at once. Inquire Of Julius T
Lee at his farm.
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SALOON FOR SALE-Good location
Good one-story frame building on
leased ground, size of building 30 IT.
by 40 #. Reason for selling, got to
go on ranch. Address P. o. box
2S5 Culbertson, Mont.
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FOR sALE-Young team Of horsea
about years old, weight about
1900, geldings. These horses are true
and sound. Enquire at G. H. Locke's
farm, 3 IL miles N. II. of Devils Lake
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX EEcEzPr

Notice is hereby given, that a Gov.
eminent Tax Receipt is issued to P. 10
Brown; that the date Of such Receipt III
July 8, 1908; that the DESCRIPTION Of tile
property where said Tax Receipt LII
posted is the front room Of the franz
"a of the city Of Devils Lake, Ramsey
County, N. D.: and the name of the own.
er Of said property in which said Tas
Receipt is posted is w. H. Reid and tiit
name Of the lessor Of said property:is
Dated July II, 1908. s....yEs #Ss
- P. 0. Brown
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Churchs Ferry. Ramsey County, N. D.i
and the name of the owner Of said prof,-s
erty in which said Tax Receipt Is post
ed is G.. H. Field and the name of the
J. G. jacobson. ~
Dated July 81, 1908.
Christensen Bros. III
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notice or SPECIAL TAX REcE1P

i. Notice is hereby given, that a Gov
eminent Tax Receipt is issued 2to
Arturo Andrei; that the date of sueh
scription of ( the property where said
Tax Receipt is posted is the front room,
OF the brick building situate on Lot 20
Block % Of the city OF Devils Lake,
Ramsey County. ". D.; and the name 81
the owner of said property in which
said Tax Receipt Is posted Us J. A. Josss
man, and the name Of the lessorof said
property lis Arturo Andret. s RIA i 5,SsS
e Dated July 18th, 100 5 rs !.$ 3E4
n s555a% v n # Arturo Andrei
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Physleiana ana surgeone g.. :.
Special Nurse Miss 8. N. Bray, i.
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Once in -Brennan's Bloek .Ysy4s
. AoA'1 Aof -;7@ ".j Devils Lake
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
WESTERN FRATERNAL
ASSOCIATION

Huntington lodge No. 4. Huntington
Beach, held an interesting meeting
Monday night. Two sides were chosen
in the membership contest, to be
known as the "blues" and the "reds,"
under the leadership of Chaplain Cook
and Trustee Mutt. 1t is expected that
the membership will be doubled by the
first of November. The contest will
close January 1 with a banquet. The
women bringing in the largest num-
ber of applicants will receive an order
for $40 bonnet and like prize will
be awarded to the man bringing in the
most new members. 1t is also planned
that each side will have something to
offer each week in the way of enter
tainment and amusement.
The stagg lodge has removed its
place of meeting from S141a South Main
street to Pico hall, and will meet at
this hall every Thursday night. Last
Thursday night there were five can
didates on hand for initiation, and as
the team did good work 1t is safe to
say that they received all that they
had paid for and little more. Now
they are anxious to bring their friends
and watch them get what they got.
Home lodge No. l initiated fifteen
candidates Friday night. This is one
of the most prosperous lodges in the
city. There has not been business
meeting gone by without a class initia-
tion and tia lodge is fiourishing. The
women aree%ery active workers and to
them much credit must be given, for
they are doing everything possible to
increase the membership and make it
interesting and entertaining for the
new members.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and
not found wanting in thousands of
homes. 1t has won place in the fam
lily medicine closet. where 1t is kept at
hand for use in treating cold in the
head just as soon as some member of
the house ehold begins sneezing or snuff
ling 1t gives immediate relief and
day or two's treatment stops a cold
which might become chronic and run
into a bad case of catarrh. Price soc.
If you prefer to use an atomizer. ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. 1t has all the
good qualities of the solid form of this
remedy and will rid you of catarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed dread
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion Price 75c. with spraying
tube All druggists, or mailed by Ely
Bros, bs Warren street. New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

.'.. ! { q ! ! : ]: !:
- ~ - 1889 will give a social
%k@g@NAA dance in the hall, Blanch-
kSakAA1SS ard building, 2S2 south
kH9E39Z Hill street, OCTOBER 10.
d ~ All members of the order
X ~ are invited to attend ana
&"I bring their friends. Ora
tor Donnelly will see that those attend
ing enjoy themselves. Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
The committee on advertising for the
minstrel show has secured the even
ing of October % at the Mason opera
house South Broadway. The tickets
will be on sale at the Blanchard build
ing in the Bartlett Music company's
store in few days. AS this show, to
be given by the Royal Arcanum min
strels, is for the benefit of the Relief
and Hospital association of Los An
geles, every member should at least
secure two tickets and should see that
his friends are solicited There has
been a long felt want for such an as
sociation. and now the members have
the opportunity to assist in the estab-
fishing of a relief and hospital asso-
citation.
The advertising committee for the
minstrel show met at the offices of the
Grand council Thursday evening and
completed the arrangements for adYer-
tising the show.
Pasadena council No. ITO of Pasa-
dena, at it's meeting Friday evening
voted to make application for member
ship in the Relief and Hospital asso-
citation of Los Angeles.
Notices are being prepared by the
officers of the Relief and Hospital as
sociation to be mailed to each member
of the several councils located in Los
Angeles announcing the date of the
minstrel show and where and when
tickets can be secured. Those securing
their tickets early will have their
choice of the reserved seats.
California council No. 1647 will hold
it's regular meeting Monday evening
at Lindsey hall, Sixteenth and Main
streets. Visitors are always welcome.
Ange1eno council No. 1908 held it's
first regular meeting in october Fri
day evening at Korbel hall, corner
State and East First streets. Plans
are being made by the officers of the
council for a fall and winter cam
paign for new members. The brothers
of Angtleno are hustlers when they
start out, so the councils of the city
can look for something doing from the
officers of their sister council.
1t is reported that the officers and
members of Elysian council are pre-
pairing to make things lively on the
East Side by the addition of new MEM
bers. The brothers of this council,
when they make up their minds to
stir things up, always get there. 1t
might be we'll for members of sister
councils in the city to keep their eyes
open in the direction of Elysian coun-
ell. Visitors are always welcome at
the meetings, which are held at the
corner of Avenue Twenty-one and
DoWney avenue on the first and third
Thursday evening of each month.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
KNIGHTS OF .PYTHIAS

Grand Vice Chancellor E.. C. Hart
will be in Los Angeles Monday, Octo-
ber 5, and requests the following lodges
To meet him Monday evening at Pyth-
ian hall at the regular meeting time of
Gauntlet lodge, No. 129, in joint ses-
sion: Inter-Domain. No. 3d., Neptune.
No. 65; Mountain View. No. 75; Mira
monte, No. 79; Samson, No. 14S; Mar
ethon-Los Angeles, No. 1872, and Ameri-
ca, No. 219. 1t is expected that rous-
ing reception will be rendered him.
Ladies' night at Marathon-Los Ange-
les lodge last Tuesday night was an
assured success, and a large attend
ance of ladies and knights and friends
witnessed an interesting vaudeville
program. The chief credit for the ex-
ntsentertainments arranged for la
dies nights is due j. c. Kolff, chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

H A
kv\m/AuIt is difficult to say to
WX\&W whom the honors of the oc-
S~ casion are due, but it is
safe perhaps to say that
there was but little advantage between
John Alexander Myers, David Darius
Macdonald and Franklin LeConte Rey-
nolds. 1t is to be hoped that all who
had the fortune to be at the meeting
last Wednesday night will be able to
attend the next jokefest of the camp in
1918.
The membership of the camp is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily, as Deputy
Herbelin is bringing in good batch
of applications every meeting night and
always has on hand a fine class for
adoption. The work for the big class
in December having been fairly
launched now the neighbors are getting
| busy working among their friends who
are not already Woodmen.
| Neighbor e. M. Wirtenberger, a
member of this camp for five years and
a member of the order for mroe than
fifteen, and who has been residing at
5205 South Los Angeles street, died
September 20 as a result of an opera
ton made to remove a carbuncle at
the base of the brain. Neighbor Wiz
tenberger was a loyal and consistent
member of the order and he will be
missed at the camp fires. He leaves
his family protected with $4,000 in the
M. W. A. 1t will be great help at
this time and a comfort to think of
his thoughtful providence.
. Mrs. Lille A. Church, wife of Neigh
Dor S. w. Church, a member of Golden
State camp, was buried one day last
week. She had been sick for some
time and while the end was not en-
tirely unexpected her death was, new
ertheless, a great shock to all the MEM
bers of the family. Neighbor Church
has the sympathy of all the members
of his camp.
The ball game at Euclid grounds last
Sunday was one with ginger and snap
and talent on the one side and an equal
amount of talent on the other, but not
the requisite amount of ginger and
snap. Ginger and snap won. But the
boys will have all the winning qualities
! with them at Ascot park grounds this
afternoon. While it will not be neces-
sary for the winning of the game for
the M. W. A. rooters to be there they
| will be there just the same.
The best yet is in store for all who
| attend the social meeting next Wednes-
day night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

~
E&AS covered large part of the
Fraternal Brotherhood
territory and were the oc-
casion of many demonstrations and
large and enthusiastic meetings. He
will be warmly welcomed as almost
stranger in his home territory.
The escort teams and the uniform
rank of T. F. b. are all astir in prepa-
ration for Fraternal Brotherhood night
at the Elks' harvest festival. No pains
will be spared to help along the good
work promoted by the enthusiastic
Elks. The Fraternal Brotherhood in
tends to make showing that will re-
fleet credit upon itself and the man
ayers of the festival. November 10 is
the date announced, and a good attend
ance of T. F. B. people is promised.
On the evening of October 3 the new
members joining the Fraternal Broth
erhood during September were formal
ly received and welcomed by the su-
preme officers, the central committee
and the deputies in the home office
building, corner Lincoln and Figueroa
streets. A fine program was presented.
refreshments were served and informal
dancing closed a pleasant evening.
The publicity meeting of Golden State
lodge, No. 472, was largely attended by
members and their friends. The speech
of the evening was made by C. G. Ven
Eman, who has recently returned from
a protracted stay in Nevada. He was
enthusiastically received and made
some telling points. in favor of frater-
nal insurance. A social time followed
the meeting, during which acquaint-
ances were made and old ones re-
newed.
Invitations are out for the quarterly
banquet of the association of presidents
and past presidents on Wednesday
evening, October 7. 1t vail be the last
affair of the leap year, and a chicken
pie supper is offered as an attraction
to draw out a good crowd. The cleo
\tion of officers will occur that night.
Those who had the privilege of at
tending the enthusiastic meeting of
East Los Angeles lodge. No 1, on Sep
tember 28, are loud in their praises of
the success of the meeting. II. V. Da-
Wis., supreme secretary, and D. A.
SchweitZer of the firm of Hutton &
Schweitzer were the speakers of the
evening, and both covered themselves
with glory. East Los Angeles was vot-
ed a good hostess, and the guests all
did their share toward making the
evening the success 1t was. Highland
Park lodge, No. 591. showed its frater-
nifty bv closing its meeting and at
tending in body.
The open meetins' of Home lodge, No
600, on September 29 was attended by a
fine audience that gave good attention
to the speakers of the evening, Broth
ers Amend and Ven Eman, each OF
whom made an interesting talk. Bro
Crager presided in the absence of the
president Bro. McDougall. The cen
trail committee was represented and the
musical and literary program was well
rendered The escort team gave a fine
exhibition drill that was in full keeping
| with the excellence of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

M. E. Hutchinson. Mr.. Grummy, a
dude cousin, who created much mirth,
was taken by Mrs. K. A. James. Kath-
ryn Sucher took the title role of Betsy
Baker, laundress, with great credit.
This temple devotes the third
Wednesday night of each month to a
social evening with whist games. Mrs.
Morris and Mrs. Bowles compose the
committee on entertainment. Prizes
are awarded at these social gatherings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

A farce comedy BETSY Baker," was
presented by several members of the
temple and such was the success of
the amateur players that it will be re-
peated in several nearby towns for
lodge benefits.
The plot of the comedy consisted of a
beautiful young wife, impersonated by
Mrs. Mary Bowles, who was charming
in a sheath gown, and her two-headed
husband, the part being taken by Mrs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
A Dreadful Thought

One day Mary, the charwoman, re-
orted for service with black eye.
why, Mary" said her sympathetic
mistress, 'whst bad eve you have!"
"Yes'm."
"Well. there's one consolation. 1t
might have been worse.
"Yes'm."
"You might have had both of them
hurt"
"Yes'm Or worse'n that; might
not ha' been married at all."-Every-
body's -iagazine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

nYTHIAN SISTERS. temple 70, gave
a successful entertainment at their
Il hall last Wednesday evening be-
fore a large and decidedly enthusiastic
audience.
The first part of the evening was de-
voted to a musical program rendered by
the Cadenza club, Thelma Jarvis, Clari-
bel Bowlus. Verma Pierson and T. w.
Bacon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

music being furnlShed py t1orH oi
chestra. A large number enjoyed sew
eral lively whist games.
The next social meeting will be IN
the nature of masked ball to be given
November is. Prizes will be awarded
to the lady and gentleman wearing the
most beautiful costumes, and also TO
the couple wearing the most comic.
Next Thursday evening there will De
a class initiation of a large number or
candidates. The membership contest
is still brisk, and new members are be-
ing received each week. The red side,
with Clansman Charles Fitzgerald at
the head, is nov in the lead. Clans
man Albert Goldsmith is captain of the
white side. At the end of the contest
the losing side is to give banquet IN
honor of the winners.