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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-06
/. To Test Grasses! .

10 the farmers OF the state: The
farmers ct the state who are interest
Led in knowing the quality Of their
I alfalfa q clover and the various kinds
of grass-seeds which they expect to
Sow, may have the same tested at the
ricuIturaI College BY forwarding q
fair sample to. Professor Bolley Of the
Department Of Botany. The Depart
s1laent 1T al present engaged la test
ing The YailibiIity and purity Of grass
seeds and the seeds Of clover. alfalfa,
and other agumes The Depar
~ not anxious 10 do this type of work
unless u can gain formation which
5is of value "a the farmers of the state
and therefore. Wishea when u sample
is sent, that definite Inform asion ha5 ia.
seladsa with the sam statement
should HE made as III when the seed
ives purchased ana from r,ssr.
ctaaed sten ssha sample ID accoss,y,.
3asssd by saaaia sns ssiion III nh l,e
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|Ars' John Desmond entertained at
Monday afternoon. 8 j.T : %t s:,*@ s25
~ W. Gilbertson returned Monday
IYn couple of weeks visit in the
u eiols Walters Of Crazy was In Devils
liz Tuesday attending the meeting
we Republican County committee
looking after busiess interests.
walters is building a hne new resi-
Rse On east 9Th; street and will move
with his family the coming sum-
III He is one OF Ramsey county's
porous farmers and viii :he vel
ed to this city. ..ss hi.
IL election was recently held ID
snheld school district and it was
a % provide conYeyancas 10 take
scholars to Hanpden 10 school.
E THIS arrangement anat hes teach
ss Maude Bnrdick. has been en-
a. a 1t will DO relnemb ered that q
Naool building was recently built
apden, which ID ono Of the fnest
,s county and the patrons Of this
y nave made q wise move IN thus
advantage Or the OBJ unity
sls the best for their clasld D..
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Farm loans at lowest rates, See
John w. Maher.
Mrs. P. M. Swanson, of Grand Har-
Dor was in this city Wednesday.
Will Mordgridge, of Grand Harbor
was in this city on business Wednes-
day.
John D. Janzen, Pete Harder and G.
P. Eitzen, of Munic, were business
visitors in this city Wednesday.
A single trial will prove that for
purity and wholesomeness Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder and Extracts
cannot be equaled.
The county commissioners, Auditor
Eich, Treasurer Baker and Sheriff Bel
ford went to Fargo Wednesday evening
to attend the state convention of coun-
ty commissioners.
DR.. Maude R. Williams, Effie G..
Palmer, Elizabeth K. Walker and Flora
R. Trein, of the Chicago Ladies Ly-
ceum Quartette stayed over night at
the Sevilla in this city Tuesday night
and left on the morning train for
Aneta.
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Oscar Gilbertson and Lars Filing
son were in from Norway township
Tuesday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Davis are guests
at the home of Mr.. Davis mother
Mrs. G. w. H. Davis.
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien entertained a
number of her lady friends at an
eleven table euchre party Tuesday.
Miss Mable Metgar who has been
visiting with Mrs. E. J. Glass for the
past couple of weeks left for her home
at Williston yesterday afternoon.
E. Haig, sen of Prof. Haig, of Web
ster, will occupy the pulpit of West
minister Presbyterian church in this
city morning and evening, next Sun
day.
J. W. McCachan and G. W. Kline,
prosperous farmers of 'Coulee and Dry
Lake townships drove into the city
yesterday afternoon. We were favor.
ed with a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Middaugh
left Wednesday for st. Paul where
Mr.. Middaugh was called on legal bust
ness. Mrs. Middaugh will continue her
trip on to Milwaukee, Wis, where she
will visit with her sister Mrs. Clausen
| The stock formerly owned by the
Cowley-Smith Co., which was recently
sold has been turned over to the An
ming Salvage Co., OF Chicago, who are
going to sell it out. The sale will
open Tuesday March 10th and it is
the intention of this company to make
short work of the stock. The store
room is rented, and possession is to
!. be given April list, hence they are de
termined to clean up the goods quick
i The stock is com paratively new and
, this will be rare opportunity to pur
chase drygoods. See their advertise
ment on the last page of. this paper.
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Shoe repairing at Nobby Shoe Sto1

Shoe repairing at Nobby Shoe Store.
DR.. Robertson, of Grand Forks was
a Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
Miss Anna Fitzgerald returned to
her home at St. Paul Monday after a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert NJ. Powell in this city.
Bottineau is after Carnegie libra
ry. Those who have the matter in
charge have just received letter from
the iron-master's private secretary say.
ing Mr.. Carnegie looks with favor upon
their application and he encloses a
blank application for the city council
to sign.
Otto Kayser and Vim. Myers went tc
Warwick Tuesday where they looked
over some land with view to purchas
ing ACCOMPLISHMENTS on a couple OF
quarter sections of land. They viii
probably make the deal and when
the spring time comes gentle
Annie, will repair to their rural home
and take up the farmers way.
Mrs. J. Binzer arrived in this city
last week and has opened a millinery
store in the building joining the Sevil
la Hotel on the south. Her goods are
on hand and are, being placed. Mrs
Binzer has had large experience il
the millinery business and is thorough
| ly posted on the latest styles. He1
announcement will appear later, bu
she is now ready for business.
The school patrons of Oakland dis
trict recently held an election ant
voted to consolidate the schools II
that district. There has heretofore
been three schools in the district
while under the new arrangement g
building will be centrally located ade
quate to the needs and two teachers
employed. :, Thus they will be able tc
get better results at a decreased ex
pense. II. r.. + '..<s',. =. IL - T..
+. J. Goldberg has returned from the
east where he has been for some time
selecting a new stock of furniture for
his store in this city. The stock will
be one of the finest in the state, as all
the latest patterns will be included
therein. The new. goods are arriving
now and being placed and 1t is the
expectation of Mr.. Goldberg to open
to the public in the very near future. I;
. Geo. Mclean Of Edmore was a
Devils Lake visitor Tuesday. y &Giz=
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sullivan
Sunday, a baby girl.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sullivan,
Sunday, baby girl.
Ossie Leavitt, of Grand Harbor was
in this city Monday. 81:
N. A. Hoozer, of Hansbrough was in
this city Wednesday. 49,.
Attorney Cuthbert went to Cando
Monday to attend court.
P. j. McClory went to Cando Tues.
day called by legal business.
| Wick Shong, OF Newburg was regis
tered at the Vanderhoof Tuesday.
e. M. Crazy, of the Edmore News
Herald was in Devils Lake on bust
|ness Tuesday.
Jas. Mccormick, of Churchs Ferry
is visiting at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. John Mclean in this city. !.
MisszIsusie Todd. who has been CON
Quoting a millinery store in the rooms
at the corner Of Kelly Avenue and 9Th
street has sold oslt her stock and NOV,
ed to Iowa. Isl 35t5ss ..5ss.: 81 i
Cooler & Vetelson have closed their
law. Office In this city and moved to
Dunseith, wherea they will continue
their practice. Mr.. Cooler has large
interests in Dunseith which have re-
CURED much of his time for several
months and this business has grown
to such proportions that it was deem.
ed advisable to move to that place. j.,
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THE LOCAL FIELD
1ononea@u9aaoae 40 omem@E@H

M0HoH @9@H9la@N@m@ ON ON @E0m
Oak, pine and tamarack, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices. &C. II. Baker.
Farm loans at lowest. rates. See
John W. Maher.
J. F. Hilmer, of Leeds was register.
ed at the Sevilla Tuesday.
Rev. w. D. Rees, of Fl Totem, was
a Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Carter, of Webster was
in this city Tuesday on, business con.
Injected with the schools at that place
Miss Mae Flore, stenographer for
Burk, Middaugh & Cuthbert left Wed.
nesday for a few days visit at Wah.
peton and Osakis.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-06
Land For Sale

I have for sale on reasonable term
to responsible farmers the followin.
lands:
NE1-4, sec. 16-154-61, 100 acres.
SW1-4, sec. 1-155-61, $50 acres.
~SW1-4, sec. 6-155-61, 100 acres.
NEl-4, sec. 8. .r5
NW1-4, sec. 1O-155.61, 800 acres.
!. sl-2, sec. 20. IT. J..
: NE1-4, sec. So-155-61, 480 acres,
ELI, sec. 2-15s.e1, $50 acres. H.
: NE1-4, sec. 26-156-61, 100 acres. I
: NW1-4, sec. 2s-15e-e1, 100 acres. s.
SW1-4, sec. 8: X. A, IA .Iz II Il a. x.
sE1-4, sec. 4-156-s2, $40 acres. r 4, J.
I sW1-4, sec. 27-1 1862, 100 acres. MI:
sWI-4, sec. 31.157- 81, 100 acres.
L sW1-44, sec. 6-156-6s.s160 acres.
= sWl-4a, sec. 12-157-6s, 1s0 acres. 5S5..
!: NE1A, sec. s-15s-e4, 100 acres. 81.
WIZ sWl4, sec 81 1856 6s. so acres,
.;.I.. II 81: John w. Maher,
,, s n ::sz.s .$ = r. n Devils Lake. N: D.
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Shoe repairing at Nobby Shoe Store.
Mrs. P. G.. Vernon, of Doyon was
)evils Lake visitor Wednesday,

Shoe repairing at Nobby Shoe Store.
Mrs. P. G. Vernon, of Doyon was,
Devils Lake visitor Wednesday.
MILFORD Graham, of Superior, Wis
aaconsin, is visiting with his brother in
This city. =
Frank Morey, of Mayyille has &C.
3cepted position in the dry goods de-
spartment of the New York Cash Store.
Chas. Kennedy came up to Devils
lake Tuesday from Minneapolis to
Book after his farming interests in
Bhis vicinity. s:s NE. =. E. !. !. =.
Miss Maude Rankin has accepted
b position with the New York Cash
lstore as bookkeeper. Miss Rankin
sVas formerly employed in: this position
Sat relinquished it about&a year ago. E
Miss Florence Mae >Hobson,. with
she Chicago Ladies' Lyceum Quartette
isited over Tuesday night with her
fousin Mrs. Eich and Ray Bice. The
Auactette stopped here over night en-
Wute to Aneta. #
4 The home of August Kalinoski near
Rrary was burned to the ground at
bout five o'clock Tuesday morning.
Coming as a surprise as it did the
@mily were unable to save any of the
Hoperty so all the household goods
I Here destroyed, making 1t a total
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-06

Will insure your Auto against fire,
theft or explosion anywhere in the
II. S. or Eanada S.. S FAC, !. steye Jones.
~ Mrs. Geo. Jurgens entertained a
party Of lady friends at;shers home
Monday. ogressive euchre was
played. II 81 q M f . s5 Ri 81
Z Andrew Rutherford and A. J.. Cum
mings left Tuesday for Montana where
they go with aSyiew to looking up
homesteads. s,.S 81 \: S=i
The University Club gave a dancing
party at Odd Fellows Hall Monday eve
ming. A most enjoyable time is re-
ported by those in attendance. 55
Miss Lindfeldt, of st. Paul arrived
in Devils Lake Tuesday afternoon, and
took up her position with Mrs. Winans
as trimmer In her millinery parlors In
the Mann building. Mrs. Winaas now
has everything arranged Ia fine shape
for the coming spring business, her
stock ii large and well selected and
now nov with the addition Of her trimmer,
who Iii one Of the best and q up 70
the minute on the latest styles she
mas one be the best equipped iilinery
stores I'D tho atats.
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HOuQhtOn |[nD|6m6nt 60.
- Grand Forks, N. D.

examined for tie character of the weed
seeds contained therein and a germin-
alton test made. The department will
be able to report upon this germina-
ton test within five or six days after
receipt of the sample. No reports will
be made unless accompanied by the
information as noted above.
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60 TO Steve Jones Agency Fer Ii
-, SglraIfen

] Fire, Lightning, Hail, Tornado, Acct.
dent, Health, Burglary, Indemnity, Bond
Employers Liability, Plate Glass. Au,
tomobile, and Life. 81 =. r ~; ~
u For choice Investments In City or
Farm property. For houses to rent,
Business looked after for outside
parties. >:r:55s Fl III H. =. ~ ,s:s. e
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Company NJ Attention

IT. Pursuant to special order No. s
all members of Co. M are hereby or
dered to report at the court house
Sunday March g.. 1908 at s a. m. fol
examination and muster.
~ Maj. Paul G. Gorder,
Asst. Eng. and Ord. Officer.
y <tS N. D. N. G,
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Examination for Carriers

An examination of applicants for
positions as mail carriers, or post Office
clerks will be held in this city March
21st. This is good opportunity for
persons seeking government employ
ment to take the civil service examin-
alton. =.
The requirements are that the an.
plicant be at least 5 #. in. In height
and weigh not less than 125 pounds.
They must be physically sound and in
good health. The subjects to be ex-
amined in are spelling, arithmetic, let
ter-writing, penmanship, copying from
plain copy, U. S. geography and read
ing addresses.
Persons desiring to take the examin.
alton will be supplied with applica-
ton blanks, instruction and informa-
ton by applying to James D.. Stenson,
at the post Office in this city. In order
to take this examination it will hs
necessary for the application to be ON
file not later than the hour of closing.
the post office March 18th.
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Fifteen Horses at Auction

On next Saturday afternoon March
7th. at 2:30, near Bells Barn the above
IS heavy work horses will be sold.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-06

Oak, pine and 'tamarack, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices. &C. H. Baker.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-06
This Splendid Machine Should be in Every Farm Stable in America
, Fifteen Horses at Auction

On next SATURDAY afternoon March
7th, at 2:30, near Bells Barn the above
is heavy work horses will be sold.
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School Apportionment

The apportionment for Ramsey coun-
ty schools has been made for the term
ending Feb. 1st and is as follows:
From the state -s1,G46.50
From the county ------ $4,000
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Mr.. Biz F0pn06r

With 500 acres or more 10
ploW this spring for crop.
OF course, you want TO get
this done i'm short order, in
fine shape and al the lowest
possible cost. Well then,
write us quick. We can
handle only a few deals OF
this lind.
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MQ)OERS AGENCY
Insurance n Insurance Bonds
lnsfallment Loans
GEO. W. m00ERS, Bangs blk.

Cord Wood-Farmers, club on a
car order. Write Cooler & Hosmer
Dunseith, N. D.
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Total $3.50
This is an increase of $3,33S.27 over
the apportionment of November.
There are 1898 children of school
age in Ramsey county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
Railroads Relieve Treasury.

Three Michigan railroads paid
enough taxes in advance into the state
treasury TO relieve the stringency The
three roads are the Michigan Central
which paid $500, 900, the g. & n. W.
which paid $500, 900 and the Pere
Marquette which paid $3.50, coo
The checks for these amounts were
mailed to the attorney general aud by
him turned over 70 the state treasurer
The taxes OF these roads are not due
until the first OF April next 50 that the
paying Of these large sums ot money
now is a voluntary act intended TO
help the state over it, financial stress.
The money 10 supposed 10 be for the
primary school fund and must even.
tually be turned into that fund but IL
will in all probability be paid ont now
on general warrant and the deficiency
made good after the taxes come in.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
LABOR is MUCH
MORE PLENTIFUL
WINES AND wooDsStN ARE GETTING
ALL THEY NEEO
VERY LITTLE WOODS WORK
Less Work being Done About Crystal Falls
Than For Many Years and Prices are
Very Low.

Labor conditions about Crystal Falls
are improving Immensely of late. The
past week has witnessed great influx
OF laborers into the city and the mines
and woodsmen have little trouble in
getting all the good men they need and
are beginning to trim out the poor
ones
Until very recently labor has been
exceptionally scarce. The mines were
short handed and there were not half
enough men for the woods With the
cessation of work at other points men
began to flock here from all quarters.
The west side of the county caught the
most OF them on the start but the
mines all filled up over there and nen
the word went out that jobs were
scarce on the west side so many OF
them sought other fields.
In addition 10 the men who have
been at work in other localities and
have been thrown out OF work there
are lot of foreigners returning from
across the water. Almost every day
there are arrivals. one, two. three or
more from over the seas. Many Of
these are former residents who went TO
the old country year ago when the
panic closed the mines and mills and
who have been awaiting a revival TO
return TO these parts, With these re.
turning parties come lot of new blood
that is coming to the country for the
first time.
Usually the woods absorbs the sur
plus labor in the winter time but this
year there Is almost no woods worK in
these parts and the reason for this con
dition is that the price of timber is so
low that il cannot be harvested at
profit. Mill companies are Offering
but 81 per Thousand for choice hem
lock. Eastwood must be of fine quail.
ity to command price Of Si4 while
birch and Elm are offered at 50 with
no takers. Profit in pick up pine has
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
ALucky One.

The statement has been made that
all upper peninsula counties nave TO
walt for their share Of the primary
school money but that statement is not
entirely true for Iron county has had
It's share of the primary money paid
over in cash.
For this condition the school boards
OF the county have 10 thank the deputy
county treasurer, viii Reynolds. who.
as soon as he received the warrant,
rushed 10 30 Lansing for the cash and
he got IT, Had he let the warrant lie
about the Office for couple Of day he
would have been IN the same boat as
the other fellows who found the treas
nry empty when The warrant arrived.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
Wright Again.

The new constitution is disturbing
the peace Of mind of many public Off.
ciaIs. What will happen when II goes
into effect is u big question on which
the court will be kept busy.
Among others the state superinten-
dent OF public instruction would like
TO know what will happen TO him He
has just been elected for term OF two
years beginning January /. 1909 But
the new constitution says the superin-
tendent OF public instruction shall be
elected at the spring.election In 1909.
The question now is what happens TO
Supt Wrightf Must .he run for Office
again in April after being elected in
November for two-year term.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
Fenby Wins Match

The wrestling match at the opera
house last Thursday evening bewteen
Louis Terrien Of this city and Ernest
Fenby wss won by the latter in a
short sharp aud decisive manner.
The match was well attended and
was preceded oy match between
number of boys OF the town. The
principals in the big contest came on
about o 80 and were introduced by Mr..
Rowett, wrestler from the Gogebic
range we'll known here Mr.. Rowett
was referee and VIM. Schabel time
keeper
When the men appeared II was seen
that there was a wooful difference in
the size and weight of the two. Ter
rien was cautious but when the two
did come together for the final trial he
was thrown handily.
IL was big disappointment to the
local fans TO see a home boy lose but
the visitor was gentleman besides
having such an evident superiority in
weight.
Sam Jacobs was present At the bout
and challenged the winner to a match
10 be pulled Oft at later date.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19
AHoId up Man.

John Line was brought down here
from Amasa last Monday charged with
having held up and robbed John Lip
enen. an aged Finn, In the rear Of
saloon at Amasa the previous day.
Line was arraigned before Justice
Dawson and his hearing showed that
he had enticed Iipenen back OF the
saloon by telling him there was a
bottle OF whiskey there that could he
got When the two got 10 the place
Line proceeded TO relieve his victim of
$50 in a deliberate manner.
The fellow was held TO the circuit
court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19

Potatoes have taken a steady rise
since digging time until from 55 cents
they have advanced to 90. with pre-
diction by the grocerymen that March
will see potatoes That are worth just IA
much a bushel then as oranges are
now.
While the roads have been in fine
condition this fall and ideal for haul
ing heavy loads. very few potatoes
have been marketed. Instead OF being
sold. those raisers who mad tubers TO
sell, did not seem to be in need OF
money when they were dug. so the
potatoes were buried in pits. When
the price is right to.the owners liking
nell double his proceeds Of his potato
crop financially by waiting.
Potatoes were not Of the best quality
this season and the crop was not large.
in fact there was big decrease. but
those farmers who did have good luck
with.their potato crop have something
just as good as Standard Oil stock and
just AS saleable.
Blessed is the man who has his win
ter's potato supply. for he is winner
financially, and every other way.
Very few northern buyers will ship
their tubers in freezing weather IL
they can avoid it. and those that have
"a atOck RI gail knovv that thara will Ia
market for them on account Of their
scarcity any time they care 10 sell
The farmer with potatoes in mis- pit,
will hustle the hens, live on his milk
and butter money and save his potstoes
like he would his dollars, aud before
spring there will be one of the worst
potato "panics" in years. so it is pre-
dicted
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-12-19

entirely disappeared as tho mill com
panies scarcely offer the cost of logging
IL.
In this vicinity Chas Uren is en-
ploying few men at Lucas spur
Thomas Coulin has number of men
at work about Balsam and Mike Con
hue started cedar job mp on the
Fence during the week. Palmquist Is
working in the vicinity of the Paint
dam and o. T. Olson has about COM
pIeted small job down in that vicin-
ity. These make up about the entire
logging force in the vicinity OF Crystal
Falls ana altogether there are less
than 100 men employed.
Herman Holmes Is working about 80
men on the Brule and there are few
other jobbers on the west side but not
nearly as many as usual