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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
F. Palmer was over from IT. Totten

= :
F. Palmer was over from Fl. Totten;
Tuesday, ,s.$; ,:. !, = *:sz' !. .;
Choice Navel Oranges, Is cents per
dozen, at Mann's. ..s.ssss u" = 4. = 7, .,:4.
=, John johnson of Penn was a visitor
in this city Monday. 81 =: t Sci Pc
= O.. p: N. Anderson, Of starkweather
was in this city Tuesday :.
NJ O. w. Ohrstad, OF Edmore was in
this city Tuesday night. s. # s. i Z =. ..:s.
n: J. o. Adams, Of st. Paul visited in
this city the fore part Of the week
Dan Flynn, claim agent Of the Great
Northern was In: Devils Lake Tuesday.
n Edmund M. DeVany. Of Grand Har-
Dor was . Devils Lake visitor Tues
day. 81 81: .5: .' a$
Miss Laurena Vannier spent Tues.
day visiting the schools Of Irwin dis.
trict. f: /.
B.sJ. Ness left Tuesday for a couple
of#Weeks' business and pleasure / trip
to Chicago II: t :s5: i
4 Jim Hinley, 81 N. Miller and II,
.stenseth, were over from Crazy Tues
day taking ii the odmen eeting.
otto oleson and r sBaitson, Of
Toxic were In attend lance at the big
Woodmen meeting here Tuesday night.
John a. Honey, OF Edmore, candidate
for representa- was in this city
Monday. We acknoWled Ice g pleasant
call.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13

T w. M. Holbrook left Monday for St,
Thomas on a few days business trip.
Owens Tanning Mills and Smut
cleaners are for sale by G. A. Russell.
= A. G. Clure, of New Rockford, N. D.,
was in this city on business Tuesday.
1t is welcome news to his many
friends that Peter Haley is improving
nicely and expects to return to this
city about April list.
n The current number of the Twin
City Commercial Bulletin contains a
very good half tone cut of the clothing
side of the Mann Department store.
H. A very enjoyable party was held at
the new home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wittkops on 9Th street Friday eve.
ming, for their daughter Miss Edith.
About thirty guests were present. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games, and dainty refreshments were
served. -.
i sWomen's Long Coats: The Models
to Be. Especially Favored For Spring
The many strikingly handsome new
spring Goats noweready;s suggested this
early announcement. For immediate
fwear, we are supplying the demand
| for the long fitted and semi-ftted Gov
ert Goats with models which gain
imme diate5 approval Jaunty Top
Goats :. are also especially favored
they are Of imported serges, mixtures
and coverts. Shantung and Taffeta
i Goats. are also shown in varied new
styles. F. w. Mann G Sons. ~-s,5. !: T
| f.. Miss Maude> Mead who recently pur
chased the millinery business of Miss
Susie Todd and Miss. Simonsen, re
turned from :. Chicago Monday night
where she had been TO select he1
fspring millinery stock and look over
1.-The styles for the coming spring. She
was accompanied by Miss Sherman
t trimme r;; and Miss Bowl, hat maker,
both of Chicago. who win have charge
Iof their respective departments during
the season. The formal opening Of
this store viii be March sth. at which
time shesWilI have on display all the
tslatest creations ii millinery for the
spring OF 1908 .S. 49, ss.5zs s=
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J. Geo. A. SOleson, was in the. city:
Monday. =
Julia Foster, Of Rugby, was In. the
city Wednesday. + .,.. j. ,>...rf.. =:
f John .Setz, of Warwick was at the
sevilla Tuesday night. r. =
A. H, Noltirnier, Of Churchs Ferry,
was in the city Tuesday. s.@.:
T. B. Nichet, of souris, was register
ed at the sevilla Tuesday. ~
III Rev. w. D.; Rees, of TT. Totten, was
in Devils Lake Wednesday. K, -. -:.... =
J: T. Kreiger and wife, of Hans
boro, were. In this city Tuesday. and
Wednesday. ID =. r..
! F. x. Kirsch, editor Of the Warwick
Sentinel was registered at the sevilla
Tuesday night: 49, 50. - ~.
e j. w. Boeing, president of the North
Dakota Pharmaceutical Association was
| in, this city Tuesday. =
I+I have just received a assignment
Of those HoosierI drills, like the one
your neighbor has. @. A. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honens who have been
Visiting at the home of their daughter
Mrs. Oliver Evans, left Wednesday
for their home at Wahpeton. . s. Is
& Mrs. Vim. nderson received a te1e.
gram Wednesday morning apprising
her Of the sad intelligence Of the death
OF. her mother, Mrs. James Cahi1l, at
her home In ossin, Iowa, Tuesday
night. Mrs. Anderson left on No.. 4
to be present at the funeral. :s=.S.S;;
# Chiostri & Andrea have opened a
new restaurant and COME ctionery store
il the DeFiore building on Kelly Ave
nue., next door to the Odd Fellows hall.
The fixtures are very elaborate. an
elegant new soda fountain has been
installed and every thing has the ap-.
peaTance Of being first class.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
WANT ADS

HELP WANTED.-FEMALE
.~~~~~-~~~~.~~~~~~~
,WANTED-TWo good experienced
mattresses. Address G. ). Buhler,
Great Northern Cafe, Williston, N. d.
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LOST
~I~~.~.~~N~4~-~-~~-~~ ~A~-~~~~~~.~-~
LOST-A drawn work baby's dress.
between Second and Seventh streets
about Nov. 1. Return to Box 1893.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
This Splendid Machine Should be in Evey Farm Stable in America
Millinery.

~ wish to announce to the ladies'
or Devils Lake and vicinity that my
store is now open for business and I
invite the ladies to call on me. First
door south of Sevilla Hotel.
Mrs. Binzer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
7 James Dolan, editor Of the York
Ledgerswas q Devils Lake visitor Mon

- =
s James Dolan, editor Of the York
! Ledger:was a Devils Lake visitor Mon
day. 81 :. e .5,. ::
:S.: The Panama company which was in
this city: Tuesday evening was greeted
by a large audi fence and we are inform
ed that the best part of the show was
on the bill boards. VII +. t, i, - !: II: =
Bob Webster received three new
i Jackson automobile les Wednesday. He
SIS the agent for this machine in Devils
Lake and the machines are very popu-
lar with the car fanciers who have
4 looked them over, s (. ....5., e.
81 The West Henry Co. which was at
3 the armory last week Thursday and
Friday was composed Of actors and
B actresses, far above the average that
visit Devils Lake, and those who: at
tended were treated to good perform:
ances on both nights. II; 4 ;s., = f:
The Spring Season Has Beguns II,
Earnest.---EVery section Of the store
:.ds ready with an authoritative showing
of spring styles, and every department
is strenuously striving to maintain its
standard In upho gliding the reputation
OF this store as being Devils Lakes
BEST place TO trade. Tlx clusivenes is
one feature Of many departments Of
the store and practical satisf actory
economy Is the chief feature Of this
entire house. Its time now for you to
stabulate your spring needs. = ~. ".
Man & Sons.
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II. THE | J. i. LOCAL &c. ! FIELD. ::

: u MeB 9@0R0@ a@H09e ON eBoRou
Oak, pine and tamarack, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices. &C. H. Baker.
Farm lloe.aan loans at lowest rates. See
John ". Maher. -.
!: I.s:1E' A Lee, Of Brockett, was in
the city Wednesday,,
\. Call tn at Mann's and see the new
things ii Mems and Boys clothing
- Mrs. p. Horsman Of Devils Lake was
visiting friends in, the city Wednes-
day.-churchs Ferry Sun.
VIII insure your Auto against fire,
theft or explosion anywhere in the
u. s. or Canada Steve Jones.
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H0uQht0n |mp|6n6nt Go.
Grdnd Forks, N. D.

Did you know that the very best
hard wheat grown in North Dakota
Is the chief Ingredient of our -four?
If not, you had better try some and
| be convinced. Farmers Mill.
VIM. J. Graham has purchased a
half interest in the .. @. grocery and
, crockery store, of R. G.; Smith, and
!, viii be pleased to smile at his friends
, across the counter at his new location.
! MI. Graham, who was formerly with
the I. x. L. Clothing Co., is well known
in Devils Lake and has many friends
who. will hope for him success In his
new avocation.
| Comparisons Are Not Odious to Us:
Our Values Will Stand the Test.-They
are only so to stores that fall by COM
parison. Presuming that when out
shopping you desire to buy where you
can buy to your own best advantage,
we will ask you to compare the val
iues shown here to those offered In
other stores. . Compare the qualities
and the styles, and the desirability
and the prices of. the merchandise.
Visit our Bargain Basement and COM
pare the prices and goods you find
there with those Of other stores. F.
w. Mann & Sons.
AZ We made an error In last weeks
issue Of this paper s relative to DR..
Maud r. Williams, we stating that she
was a member of the Chicago Ladies'
Quartet. This error was made by her
name appearing on the register OF the
ESeYilla hotel just above the ladies of
the musical or anization and was TAX
Eenaby our reporter to be one of that
number. Miss illiams is a practicing
physician and has. decided to locate
permanently IN this city, which fact
! we are glad to state at this time Or.
iliams Is highly spoken OF; by friends
lin Devils Lake of III Oh She has many
ner55!5 au vent coz our professional
circle VIII be gladly welcomed
ID Herman Huesgen Chas BosWorth
and Richard Daeley we're At Warwick
{ llesday acting as az praisers for the
estate OF Pasq uales DeFiore deceased.
4 Contractor Grarnnl, of this city
was the lowest bidder for the erection
! 4 Of new school house sin this city
4 his Bid being ss22 .ss8. The contract
Twill be let as soon as the necessary
bonds can ,e# made ont. tssramm
/ has been getting most Of the big con,
tracts ID this Vicinity and his work
shows that he Is tlhonoug hly competent
]. ID handle the yFora that comes 10 him.
in. most manner, Ihe
new buiIdln VIII % % pleted during
VIM coming ssIll Do Ssaelh
tie ciIty can si,s5 l'sord This II
much nsedel IN ~
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A choice quarter section
of land in Ramsey County, miles
east of Starkweather. Good little
acres can be cultivated, balance very
choice meadow, yielding 100 tons Of
hay. For this snap, write, Powell,
The Pioneer Land-Man, Devils Lake,
N. Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13

FOR SALE-Bitch and three two
months old black Cocker spaniela.
Bibeh and dog both registered. c. NJ.
ziebach, superintendent Indian Indus
trial School. Fort Totem, N. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13

Oak, pine and tamaraek, $500 per.
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord.
lots special prices. C. n. Baker.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT have three hundred
acres of cultivated land also 100 acres
/ Of hay land to. rent, Nick Kitsch.
Garske, X s- q ~ :s:%s s7. :, =
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MO0ERS AGENCY
insurance : Insurance Bonds
- installn'ent Loans ::
GEO. w. MooERs, Bangs blk.

Cord wood-Farmers, club on q
car order Write Cooler 6 Hosmer,
Dunseith, N. d. :. s..-9i :
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
MISSIONARY UNIONISM.

DON'T satisfy yourself that YOU
have done your whole duty when
you have joined the labor union
and paid your dEcS. That's only
the beginning. It's primary.
There = lot more TO be done.
The labor union depends upon
unioni>m. 1t depends upon thc
uniting OF laboring people. The
success of the union must come
through continuous organization.
The principal duty of the union
member IS to be missionary
The union that has not Il mission
AIRY membership is in bad way.
10 carry the message OF unionie,n
to othors and bring them into the
organization is the chief duty of
every uniOn member.
Good officers arc necessary.
Punctual attendance at meetings
and prompt payment Of dues are
also necessary. But the greatest
necessity of all in making a sue
cessful union is increasing the
membership.
Every worliingman outside the
union weakeuS it. Competition is
the death Of nuionism. AS long
as workers remain outside the
union the union is exposed to con
ditions that are detrimental to the
and the craft as we'll.
Every union should make
speciality of teaching the art Of
member getting. The Citizen. Los
Cal.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
STAND TOGETHER.

Tradeunionists Of West Virginia
awake, and let every man de his
part: there is no room for a dronc,
We must get together as brothers
and let the interest of one be the
concern Of all. We must stand
together or go down in defeat.
Today is the accepted time, and at
no time have We ever needed the
solidarity of labor more than now.
Let us study this matter over and
get together and be one for all,
and All for one. ana then when this
is accomplished there is no power
that the Van tlcavc followers and
cohorts can control that will avail
them anything. Remember the
gods are with those who act for
themselves.
The crises is upon us. The
fields III the .'Littlc Mountain
State are ripe unto the harvest
Let's be up and doing.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
UNION PROTECTION.

The trade union enables the fair
empIoyer-who, like the fair IN.
lonlst, predominates-to estimate
his labor on living basis. This
system is good deal preferable
to figuring on what his unfair com
petltor can procure his cheapest
help for. Not only that. but it is
protection for the merchant. 1t
enables the trade uniOnist 10 live as
becomes an American citizen, and
has a powerful influence in pro
curing fair compensation for the
individual whose conscience will
not permit him to Join any com
blnatlon III this free C?) cOmpcti-
tive age. Again, the union head.
quarters act rs 4 clc;lring- house for
the employer. 1t is convenient to
send there for additional help.
thc trade union is not flaw
less by any means. 1t is Il good
deal easier to tear down than to
bulid-up. but The latter course an
Piled with Intelligence to the labor
movement will overcome many Of
It's deficiencies. The grains arc
greater than the losses. While
the dominant trait of human ma
turc is seltishncss. just 50 long will
We ind both sides endeavorinw 10
get the best Of the industrial >itrta.
ton The trade union has come to
stay. 1t is natural outgrowth Of
present. day conditions.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

day more than the price asked by
the strikers.
Every thoughtful unionist knows
That an employer honestly DESTROYS
ofrcwardirga worker by increasing
the price Of the work he perform,
docs not >toop 10 violate his agree
ment to do it, There is positively
no reason why he should not do SO
IA The manner provided by the
agreement With the union. which
distinctly states that changes in
wages or conditions Of labor shall
DC made by mutual arrangement of
employer and union. If an agree.
ment governing the wages or condi.
tons OF laDorbetwcen en- ployer and
union can be set aside with i'm.
punity one case it can and will be
in another. For every individual
favored by this secret violation
number will suffer. The union
Will never stand in the way of in
creased wages or improved condi-
ions, but it~cannot while obligated
10 protect it's members to the last
resource against cncroachments on
their wages or conditions of labor
permit itself or its agreements to
re etlac~d. If each member is per
United to deny his obligations and
constitute himself an agreement
making power it will be only a
short cut back to no agreement and !
to the union.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

The moral and ethical value of
rade organization has been enor-
nous. The worklngman has been
given new life and interests. His
leisure is employed. He is cdu-
Gated by lectures and the labor,
press. He is trained to sclf-con-
troll in finding that he cannot al
ways have his own way His will
must often be subordinated to that
Of others. He learns tho value of
brotherhood.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

a union has the common bust
ness right to bargain with an en-
pioyer for so many competent men
at such and such a rate Of wage
and require that only its men be
employed, making the shop. And
we also see that the ''open" shop
Of the employer is often a closed
shop to the unionist. Let fairness
and peace and brotherhood prevail
on both sides. We are all brethren
and members one of another, One
mem Der of the body cannot suffer
unless all members suffer.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
SAFE FROM INJUNCTIONS.

In the days of injunctionS and
misrepresentation when the courts
seek t" cuioin the rights of union
labor TO truthfnlly bring to public
attention the products Of union
and uon-Nnion concerns, it would
be well ,or all union men and
SNnpathiXrrS to bear III mind that
this stand OF the Judiciary can be
met TO a great degree OF success by
boosting only union labeled goods.
Under all conditions aud circum-
stances demand the union label.
1t is the emblem Of honest union
Labor, for whose recognition men
ana women are struggling night
and day 1t means the best work
ing conditions organizations Of
labor could obtain under the pre-
sent capitalistic system. Union
labelled goods are free from the
stigma OF the unSanitaly foul
sweatshops. by boosting the
label of every trade you aid hun
dreds Of thousands to maintain
decent conditions, and You are safe
from Supreme Court iniunctionS.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
theatrical Notes.
Sayage's Tho Devil

Never in New York s theatrical
history has there been shown such
interest as has been evidenced in
the production Of Franz Molnar' :
continental success '''Chc Devil:
( Der Teutel), which will be pre-
scented by Mr.. Alfred T. = r e.,
special arrangement viii ... .s
W. Savage at the Burlc}> ,ia!..
house on Saturday next. The
theatre socrs Of New York showed
considerable curiosity as TO who
possessed the authorized version
10 prove that Mr.. Savage pos
seS>eS the only authorized version
and has the exclusive rights to the
piece the following attidavitS, tax :
en- from Herr Melnar, sworn to
before the American Vice Consul
General in VIENNA will show.
''alolnar Eercuc. being duly
sworn. deposes and says: That all
the performing rights for the
United States Of America and
Canada in and to the said play
Der Teufel' have been duly sworn.
by me and Franz Bard and Brudcr.
to Henry W. Savage. and that J.
and the said Franz Bard and
Brucler, as sole owners, have the
rights to make such sale to the
said Henry w. Savage, and that
we made these representations to
Mr.. Savage prior TO such sale to
said Henry w. Savage as an in
ducrment for him to purchase the
same, and this affidavit is made to
conform any and all such repre-
sensations made by me to the said
Henry W. Savage i'll competition
thcrcin.''
Signed MoLNAE FGKENr.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

40 movement can maintain its
place in social and industrial life
unless il j. based upon a moral
principle. In this day and geucr-
alton might does not long con
tinue to make right. either on the
side Of the boss or the workman.
1t may seem like good policy to
force an issue because one has the
whip hand. but no question is
ever settled until it is settled right.
More and more men are insisting
that social questions be dealt with
in absolute fairness. There can
be no other way. In view Of this
1t is an easy matter to prophcSN
who is going to win out in the end {.
Railroad Tclegrapher.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1905.
LABOR'S WATCHWORD,

W aoW stand By orr friends and
administer q singing rebuke to men
or parties rho are either indifferent,
ncgligeM on h0sie, and, 7chencrc'' OPP
portNnity GQoras, secure the election
Of inteUigent, honest, earnest TRACES
unionists 'cUh, unblemished, paid ~
uniOn cuJ'ds IN their possession.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

Bands Of criminal ana lawlcSs
men, known as :'Suards'' have de.
Stroycd property, taken human
life and committed all other crimes
on the criminal calendar in West
Virginia, and yet the officers of
the law have allowed them to escape
punishment and continue their
lGWlessneSs within the shadows Of
the state capitol.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

Thirty days ago prosperity pre-
dictions lcsounded throughout the
kanawha Valley. The miners
were told by orators both large
and small that if Mr.. Taft was elect
ed good times and good wages
would prevail. Some Of these
silver tongue orators are today en-
deavoring to secure a reduction of
the miners wages. The same
thing happened four years ago
During election times the toll .rS
have many friends who pat them
Oh the back and shake their hands.
but after its over. they grind them
beneath their feet.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

The report that gained cir
culation before the election that
Daniel j. kecfe, Il Vice President
OF the a. +. Of T.. would land the
commissioner general of i'm
migration for the part lie played
in the campaign has proved to be
correct. Daniel has landed the
persimmon