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, A New York woman recovered her
$4,000 pearl necklace by a~circum
stance that was considered almost
miraculous.
The labor Organizations of Amazon.
da, Mont, have petitioned the presi
dent to pardon two. union. telephone
linemen. 'v'-''@
Tainted canned chicken poisoned
four people at St. Paul last week.
John R. Walsh, former president OF
the Chicago National bank, which
closed it's doors some two years ago,
was found guilty last Saturday Of mis-.
appropriation of the banks funds.
A garter sent as a present by a
man to a married woman caused her
husband to travel 1000 miles and
whip the giver.
An Iowa man has been willed &c..
900 by Chicago banker for at one
time saving the life of his wife and
child 9
A beautiful Russian woman was ar.
rested at Munich last week, charged
with theft. She attempted to swallow
500 ruble note when taken.
Edmund Clarence Stedman, banker
and poet, died suddenly in New York
Saturday. He was rs years old at the
time of his death.
A fugitive from justice for thirty
years, was apprehended in Texas last
week.
r. Nelson of Baltimore, swan TWEEN
ty yards in nine and a half seconds
the other day.
A sixteen year old girl has been
found by the police of Pittsburg. She
was held captive by the Chinese in
their quarter of Pittsburg since being
six years old.
A prominent Baltimore couple were
instantly killed by being thrown from
an auto.
A big tobacco warehouse in James,
vile burned up last week. Loss, $780,
600.
The reports as to the serious con-
dition of the pope's health is said to
be much exaggerated.
The big Masonic temple at Balti
more was completely destroyed by fire
last week.
A West Chester, Pa, girl is entitled
to the worlds championship in the
COW milking line. Last year she milk
ed 200 times.
Frank Gotch was the victor over
Yank Rodgers in wrestling match at
Syracuse. Gotch still retains the title
as champion of the world.
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u Summons ana ID tice.;

. 81
State OF North Dakota, County of
In District Court Second Judicial Dis
s;sB,S4, r1ast ezosd fesRss
Farrin gton,, ohm Harrington, as as
Esignee, Eand all other persons unknown.
claiming any estate or interest lin or
described IN the Complaint, defendants.
THE STATE OF, NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
~ps You and each Of you are hereby sum
ae thaS Wh as~ Complaint aaiy Verified
of the District Court for Ramsey Coun-
ty. North Dakota, at hts.o office In Devils
and and 70 serve q copy Of your answer upon
the subscriber Within thirty (S0) days
after the service Of this summons upon
sse1gsys Of The aag Of sssyss ana
swer, Judgment will5 be- taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
be Pa asth. at i5 RSyils Lake. y; Dak Deoem-
l. w C. -Edward F. Flynn, ~ !?
S&#si#{ + attorney for Plaintiff. y
RESIDENCE ana postodice address
De Tn T Iaket q RoFa IA MEn nEFEND-
ANTS: Please take notice that the re-
lief sought in the above entitled action
consists wholly in excluding you and
each Of you from any interest in or lien
cribed in the complaint as follows to-
9. Township i5ss NJ, Range 81, and also
g. 30. H. %. 2s. IA. as, block 81; lots
s, 81. 8, 8, 10. II, II, II, %, 26. ~, 28,
e, block so: lots; l, 3, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, block
IS; lots 8, 3. 10. II, 49,. Is, IA, is, 16, 20,
II. ~, 20. block 66: lots :. z, 3. 4. s. 6. I,
8, IA. 49,. l6, II. Is. 10. 20, block 81:
les s. 8. 4 9, 40. y. II. IS. az. Is. 2s.
is. 16. II, IS, 10. block 50: lots s, 6, 2, s,
y. 10, 18. 10, 20. 81, %, 23. 81. block 20:
lots 3. .. g. s.. II, Is, 10. 20, 2l, 90, "a.
=. h'och ~ lots 6. 7, 8. 81, az, 90, "a.
"A. Is. 16, 20, "a, block rs: lots i, 3. 3. 4,
9. 8, 813, II, l15. 16, IT, 1S 80. 20, 81,
=. 20, a. 2,.2s. "a, Block 50; all Of the
CITY Or Devils Lake in the county Of
Ramsey, and State Of North Dakota, ac-
cording to the plat thereof on file and
OF record In the Office Of the register of
deeds Of said Ramsey County, North
Dakota, all in Ramsey County, ~ Oak
and to- quiet title in the plaintiff to said
landJby decree ofncourt II
Dated December IS, AID. 1907.
- ~| Edward F. Flynn,
Attorney for Plaintiff
- 49,. r....,, Devils Lake. North Dakota.
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:: HoT1cE or MORTGAGE fsA1z,
Notice is, hereby given. that, that CO,

tai tain mortgage, executed and delivered
gor. to the Vermont LOAN, and Trust
company. mortgages, dated the lOtE 'iav
Fl fh June. 21994s and filed for. record in
the County Of Ramsey and Efata7enf
North Dakota, on the 10th day Of Nov
:sMm a, lg04 and ;recordedFin |Beok - OF
mortgages at page A637, viii be- Pore
closed by a. Ealeaof the premises In slieh
mortgage and hereinafter described. at
t;.e front door Of the court House N RE
County Of Ramsey, and State Of North
~ t6 At the hour Of q O'Clock nj
on me 18th day of February, A. D. 1905
10 satisfy the amount due UPON ;ai,rh
mortgage on the day OF sale. The prem
lses described in such mortgapa ana
which Will be sold to satisfy fi7e ssn,a
j! are r,t described as follows: s,ss ~
IalEhe northeast quarter (NEN1, Of SER
a dhon Itnlrteen e1S) in tpwnship one nm
ureo ana .hfty-seven &(157)I NORTH, y, nf
TTaennge sixty three (63) west, containjnr
: ysy acres = according to government sur
There will be due on such mortgage
&C. the date Of sale, the sum Of one h1,g5e
a e. ana seventy dollars and
x.SS$:g s$ Vermont Loan and Trust
%,T sR'F%g Company Mortgapaxx, s:ssa
q! Maurphy 6 Duggan, Attorneys -. =.
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s DIR. Ferry Great ness IL al comp
/ dive. For sexatnpI an elepha nt four
feet high would be- cailed d Little thing.
Vfaile q rat Of that size.
FERRY ed and EE65 for
EsgG ig an enormous psnsa, bat At isn't
asayllrlg as 30 Vsslsla reu los III
cards I0ndon
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notice and Citation, Rearing Of Final
] :: Account and Distribution. .

T. Account and Distribution. /.
State of North Dakota, County Of
IN County Court, before Hon. John F.
NJ Davis, deceased.
Arthur r: Davis, Petitioner, vs. Peter
p RIPE paws MaS Gilbert M ai,, DAYS. John C.
George DAVIS. Amy Anne DAVIS, Sidney
L Rayis, Arch Davis, Allan R. Davis,
WA Wa1laee ID Da 1;s Fred r p Davis Nor
Belle Davis, William Davis, George rye
Davis, Fred Davis. John Davis, Albert
Davis, Frank Davis and Charlton Davis,
Respondents and Citation, Hear
Estate.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named respondents:
notified a sa The nap hereby
ministrator Of the estate Of Charles N.
f Hort foq payKot Of and State Of
dered to this court, therein showing that
the estate Of said deceased is ready FOR
hnal settlement and distribution, and
hs eaees be Be
20 the persons thereunto- entitled, his
administration closed and he be dis
giaarged that Tuesday yes the 2sth day Of
Of this court, in the court house. in the
City Of Devils Lake, county of Ramsey.
and State Of North Dakota, has been
duly appointed by this court for the
place any person interested in said es-
tate may appear and file his exceptions,
! in writing, to said account and petition
and contest the same
And you, the above named RESPONDENTS
and each Of you, are hereby cited and
required then and there to he and ap-
pear before this court, and show cause
not be allowed the residue Of said es-
tate distributed, the administration Of
said estate closed and said Arthur 81.
Davis. administrator DISCHARGED.
Dated the alsr uay Of December, A.
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Notice to Creditors !

ID Inc matter Of the Estate of George s. Con-
! II County Court, Ramsey County, N. Dali
IjMsoSice 3sl hereby given by he ndefsienea
ssa ~ Powell Administrator OF the Estata
or george >, Converse late Of the citv,Sf SnaE.
Sae II she County of spokane and stats 81
All having claims against said
20 exhin!t them With the recessarp
sha sx months after the rst 81
tn hinsics 60 said at his Office III
N. % @ Z. es.lu Sounty,
Dated January 18th 4. ID. 1908. VIZ:
-, Is, =, =, Es! Albert M Powell
e ~ Wy ~ Administra
ary A. ID. u - y JAM
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Dy tHV CVUTE. ]s'7.sl % IS ~ W. ~
=Inhn T. Henry
OOIIII Il. 1l0UTY,
.JnH0e nF Tho ro,,rt,v s$1,,-

81 Judge Of the County Court
LIE: service of the above citation be
made by publication once q week for
Iour: successive weeks in. the Devils
published weekly at Devils Lake. in said
ramsey county, N. D., and by registered
mail 70 all of. said respondents at their
ADDRESS as appears from the records of
county.
a,!E,, = -Jehn D.. Henry, judge.
Edward F. Flynn, attorney FOR admin
~isIfatof: ~ &TU1 ala Ti;2 .l:I1 &! 3eTy
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w.c:s1HLER DR.G.J.McINTOaFa
DIS. s'HIER q MeiNrosH ~
nl.,.
Phyeleiane and Surgeons
special Nurse: Miss s. e. Rrav. =.
Telephone BIG. = ;:
Office In Brennan's Block
-'A7 Ao' Devils Lake
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29

ant to the state than It's education
al system. The educational neces-
stiles of the state multiply and in
crease with its growth and the eff
ficiency of the local parts Of the ed
ucation machine depends largely up
on the county superintendent.
Theirs is an important duty. They
are brought into touch with the pu-
pill, the teacher, and the parent. They
have the confidence largely Of their
people, and to their activity and in
terest is due much of the success
of our educational system. The
Tribune is glad to welcome the sup.
erintendents to the city and ex'
presses the belief that there is much
of benefit to be derived from gener
al meetings. and exchanges of ideas
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
CIVIC LEAGUE
HELD WELL ATTENDED MEET
ING TUESDAY NiGHT-MANY
NEW MEMBERS.

The Bismarck Civic Improvement
league held another meeting Tuesday
evening at the court rooms in the
court house, which was largely at.
tended. A number of new members
were added to the list, both active
and nonactive, among those present,
and the special committee appointed
to solicit membership, more particu-
larly nOnactive members, reported
splendid success, and the league now
has something over 100 members of
both kinds, and a substantial sum in
the treasury
Considerable routine business was
transacted, and six vice presidents
were elected as follows:
First Ward-Mrs. N. L. Call.
Second Ward-Mrs. w. A. Dillon.
Third Ward-Mrs. John Larson.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Frank Ryan
Fifth Ward-Mrs. A. D. Anderson.
Sixth Ward-Mrs. H. r. Berndt.
These vice presidents are to be the
chiefs of the wards, members of
the executive committee and chair
men of the various general commit.
tees.
The constitution and bylaws were
reread and adopted.
A letter was read from the chief OF
the bureau of plant industry at Wash.
ington stating that at the request of
President Cushing so packages OF
vegetable seeds would be forwarded
for the use of the league, but that it
was too late in the season for the de.
partment to send any flower or grass
seeds. These seeds will be distribut.
ed for use to the best advantage.
Mayor Smyth was called upon and
gave a good talk to the ladies on mu
nicipal matters and urged them to use
their influence upon members of the
council in behalf of such measures as
they desired acted favorably upon
notably the parking and milk inspec
ton ordinances, and that when there
were elections in the city to bear
down on the husbands, fathers, sons
and brothers to the end that they
voted for men who would be inclined
to favor such matters as the league
Endorsed, and as result of the talk
the vice presidents were directed tt
appoint three ladies in their wards tt
interview the aldermen along these
lines.
The mayor said he would shortly
issue a proclamation for cleanup
day--as soon as the weather settled sc
as to insure a favorable time for such
work.
The league then adjourned to NEE,
on the regular meeting day, the sec
ond tuesday in each month.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Insurgents, 10; Hansbrouoh, 2.

Grand Forks advices indicate that
seven Hansbrough and ten insurgent
delegates were elected in the Repub-
lican caucuses held in Grand Forks
county aSturday. The Insurgents
captured majority of the county pre-
cincts, but the Hansbrough men won
out in the city. The insurgents and
Hansbroughites have forced a deal
whereby the county convention will ne
harmonious.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29

"Peewee' Packard of the Valley
City Times-Record has become so
thoroughly ghosted he now has it
that it is McKenzie's desire to put
him out of business and make him
chit the ties' as he puts it. Con-
sole yourself and calm your poor de-
luded mind, Peewee., When Alec
goes after scalps he will tackle
chiefs and brave hearts. He never
would be guilty of adding to his
1000 stick" notch for mere squaw
men and puny pale-face muckrakers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
CONFIRMS TRlRuNE's BELIEF.

CONFIRMS TRlBUNE's BELIEF.
The staff correspondent of the
Minneapolis Journal, Mr.. Charles B.
CLANCY, who has been making a
tour, through the state sizing up the
political situation, does not take the
same view Of the probable outcome
of the Minot convention as our es-
teemed Insurgent brethran of the
Grand Forks Herald and some 9th
ers of the Insurgent newspapers
been doing a good deal of whistling
to keep up Insurgent courage.
Mr.. CLANCY gives it as his opinion
that the Minot convention will be
controlled by the Stalwarts, and
gives the figures that sustain that
assurance. The most he gives the
Insurgents at the convention is POP
votes, as against PA for the Stall
warts. Even these figures are given
from an ultra Insurgent analysis of
the delegations. The probabilities
are that the Stalwarts will have a
total vote of about 300 in the con-
vention.
But the more interesting portion
of Mr.. Chaney's analysis is that part
OF it that indicates the relative dis
positions of the Stalwarts and In
surgents. Mr.. CLANCY finds that the
StalWarts, although having the ma
Jor1ty, are willing to concede to the
insurgents in order that there shall
be harmony in the Republican ranks,
that the present difficulties in the
party shall be ended, and that after
the primaries in June there shall be
united Republican party, ready for
the battle with the Democratic en-
envy.
The Insurgents, on the other hand.
do not want harmony, according to
this view of the situation. They do
not want concessions, and it would
seem that the attitude of some of the
leaders is of the rule and ruin kind
All of which, coming from, If not
an exactly impartial observer, is at
least one who cannot be accused
OF Stalwartism, would indicate that
the Tribune's view of the matter is
pretty well sustained, and that the
figures that have been given out by
Insurgent newspapers have been for
the purpose Of seeking to keep the
defeat from becoming a rout.
But there is, as the Tribune has
pointed out, serious view of the
matter, for the sake of the Republi-
can party of the state If there is a
disposition at the Minot convention
to harmonic party differences, rec
onsile the wings of the party, and
abate the bitterness that has been
growing in the state, what should be
the attitude of the leaders of either
faction? Should it not be to meet
outstretched hands half way, agree
to settle the question of nominations
at the primaries, and then stand to.
gether for the ticket that is nomi
mated. Either this, we think, O,
those who fail to accept conciliator,
offering are open to severe criticism
as leaders.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Republican, HARMONY. !.

Fargo Forum: There is no longer
any doubt but that the stalwarts will
control the Minot convention. The
majority possibly will not be as large
as some of the most enthusiastic stall
wart leaders claim, but it will be safe
and big enough to control absolutely
There will be. no necessity for the
Recognition of contesting stalwart
delegations without the best possible
grounds.
The stalwart majority will be abso
lutely fair, there will be no intention
to "ru bit in on anyone, and every
effort will be, put forth to make har.
mony medicine. There will be no con.
cessions asked; none given, perhaps;
but there will be nothing done to
cause any ill feeling. The stalwarts,
having won a victory, will be en-.
titled to name the delegates to the
Republican national convention and to
select the national committeeman.
Alex Mckenzie is out of the race
and will make no effort to secure the
position of national committeeman.
He would decline the position If
| offered him. He is not fctor in the
fight. There will be a new deal.
The convention will do nothing to
antagonize the insurgent element.
There may be a few of the sorehead
leaders who will be dissatisfied. That
will be inevitable, knowing their dis.
positions. Everything will be done to
have a harmonious primary election
in June and general election in No.
vember. And it looks more like peace
and harmony in the Republican ranks
today than for the last two years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Broke Even.

Ray Recorder: The convention for
the election of delegates to the state
convention which was held at Willis.
ton last Saturday was probably one of
the most harmonious affairs ever
pulled off. The delegation is strongly
stalwart and about evenly divided be-.
tween the friends of Senators Hans
brough and Little. Every one of the
delegates showed disposition to be
fair, and there was nothing that indi-
Gated trickery in any manner. Ira R.
Elliott of this place made good pre-
siding officer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Smith the Man.

Steele Herald: It looks very much
as if Fred E. Smith of Wahpeton is to
be very popular candidate for state
superintendent of public instruction.
Mr.. Smith will be remembered as the
conductor of the county teachers in
stitute at this place last year. Hav.
ing the pleasure of brief acquaint-
ance with Mr.. Smith, we have no hest.
fancy in saying that we believe him
to be a man of large ideas and CORE.
spending caliber, and that he will be
the right man in the right place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29

A Mclean county reader thinks it
is mighty queer why it is that Mr..
Satterlund. who is at Bismarck and
ought to know something about the
political situation and records of the
Republican leaders and old co-work-
ers OF his-wonders why it is that
instead of expressing his views in his
paper, he insists on copying attacks
from such muckrakers as Geo. Han
cock, the Valley City Times-Record
and other authorities that have al
ways been opposed to the Missouri
Slope and its leading citizens.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Smith a Popular Man.

Minor Teller: Fred E. Smith, sup
erintendent of the Wahpeton schools
is making the race for state superin-
tendent against Stockwell, who has
now held the Office for three terms.
Mr.. Smith is highly educated man
and is proving himself popular can
didate. Mr.. Smith will doubtless re-
ceive the Republican nomination at
the primaries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29

Rolette Record: The Record is in
receipt of a new state map which has
been issued from the department of
agriculture and labor. The map gives
the names and locations of many
towns that have come into existence
within the last year, and clearly
shows the rapid growth and develop
ment of the state, especially in the
western part. Much of this material
prosperity is due to the intelligent
supervision and labor of Commission
er Gilbreath, whose service to the
state entities him to another term of
office, which would be but just rec.
ognition Of competent and valuable
official
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Harmony seemed to prevail in the
Williams county convention.
~
The Minor Teller claims its sub
scription list is increasing.
A lot of telephone extensions will
be constructed this spring.
The Medina Citizen publishes pic
torial political announcements.
49,
Assessors over the state will soon
be getting in their fiendish work.
A heavy wind last week tore off
part of the roof of the mill at Me-
dina.
And then there is Peewee of the
Times-Record but what tells the
use.
A baby at Grand Forks swallowed
domino and barely escaped choking
to death.
A Valley City tailor has drawn the
job of post tailor at Fort Lincoln,
Bismarck.
A term of supreme court there this
week has attracted a number of at
torneys to Fargo.
~
Looks now as though the Insurg-
ents will adopt the motto of
they're onto me-"
One candidate for states attorney
has withdrawn from the race in
Williams county.
o. j. Olson is receiving consider
able newspaper mention as candi-
date for state auditor.
49,
In Dickinson traction engine is
being used to propel the grader in
the improvement of streets.
The newspapers quite generally
over the state published Governor
Burk's Arbor Day proclamation.
Attorney Bills, who recently locat-
ed at Mott will prove a valuable ad-
dition to the ball team of that town.
~
The Buford Tribune wants the
voters to make a change of states
attorney of Williams county this fall
The Ray Recorder wants the week.
ly papers at Williston to raise the
price of subscription to $1.5O per
year.
1t doesn't seem SO strange because
the Sons of Norway are forming
quite an organization in Trail coun-
ty.
Deputies of the United States mar
shaPs Office are engaged in serving
papers for the Bismarck term of
court.
The New York World refers to the
new battleship-the North Dakota
as Uncle Sans Biggest Peace-mak-
err"
A correspondent to the Under
wood Republican makes an earnest
appeal for the reelection of Judge
Winchester.
The Democrats of Cass county are
going to amuse themselves this cam
paign by putting up a complete tick
ct OF county candidates.
Superintendent Stockwell thinks
the teacher who does not convene
school on Arbor Day should not re-
cefve pay for that day.
~
The Ward County Independent at
Minot is six years old and is prob
| ably the best representative Of news
paper enterprise in the state.
~
The republican delegates named in
Grand Forks county are rather mix
ed and the StalWarts have as much
right to claim them as anyone.
~
II the flood of advertising and
land notices keeps up the Napoleon
Homestead will have to be enlarged
in order to let Editor Bryant express
himself
The Fargo Forum thinks there are
comparatively few people who take
any stock in the binding and legal
qualifications of the pledge for leg
lsiative candidates in the primary
action law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Political Comment
From State Press
From the State Press

ness and care in protecting the rights
OF the insurance public, no fake insur-
ance companies can do business in
North Dakota without being exposed
and forced to pay the penalty of the
law. The News hopes to see Mr..
Cooper reelected for the office of
state insurance commissioner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-29
Another Term for cooner.

Wishek News: Hon. E. C. Cooper,
state insurance commissioner, is a
candidate for denomination on the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Cooper is one
OF the best posted insurance men in
the state. He is the right man in the
right place. With him insurance has
been a life's study. By his watchful.