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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
A. VALUABLE PATENT
Farmer Near Grand Harbor lnvents
Z - Device of Much Value

Mr.. @. ~. Cowles, foreman for T.
w. Ruger ;'on his large farm near
Grand Harbor has been granted patent
No: ssssss for stove pipe connection.
The device has been estimated BY ex-
:nerts to be worth from s25, 900 to
ss4o; 900. n, h, J. g II v !: = !. %: d ! q
/, The patent represents a new system
Of connecting stove pipe Joints which
renders the piping absolutely fire proof
under all circumstances as well as
covering many other valuable points
which renders the piping safe and
Agreeable. /, & S:.,:: y 4 I
Inasmuch as a large percent OF the
fires throughout the land are caused
from defective piping, and by the use
Of Mr.. Cowles' patent they are render
ed absolutely safe It is natural to sup
pose that the invention will become
very popular. Il !. :.. !: 7:> 5s' @3 :.
|. Mr.. Cowles is we'll known in this
Vicinity and his friends hope that he
will receive all that Is coming to him
from his invention. "a ye.j .j.s>.7: :@7:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
lake Your Choice

Have you ever almost run into some
one on the street, and then lodged
from side to side for half minute,
vainly endeavoring to pass, while the
other person by some strange fatality
blocked your every move by trying to
pass you in the same way?
Such was the recent experience of
a young man in Portland, Maine. He
and strange young woman had been
going through this performance for
several seconds, when his unwilling
vis-a-vis staggered him by saying:
'sWell, hurry up! Which is it to be
Ia waltz or a two-step."-Woman's
Home Companion for April.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27

lieve the department of commerce and
labor of further responsibility and to
allow the department of justice to go
on with its suits. 50 i
r When Hansbrough secured the pas
sage of his original resolution the
trust threatened him with defeat If he
did not let them; alone. 1t was this
threat and the activity of Mckenzie,
Little and others in behalf of the trust,
that inspired, Hansbrough to deliver a
speech in the senate recently making
public some rather startling facts in
the case. -
As an offset to Little's senatorial
candidacy and McKenzle's efforts to
help Little along, Hansbrough had had
| his speech quite generally circulated
throughout the state.
It is a remarkable fact that McKen-
zie defeated Hansbrough for renomi-
nation to the house in 1890 because he
had secured the enactment of the anti
lottery law. M. N. johnson was the
Beneficiary of McKenzie's work at that
time, securing the nomination for CON.
gress. Some of the wise ones are
wondering If McKenzie's championship
of the Harvester trust will rebound tc
Johnson's advantage. Will history re
peat itself? AS between the lottery
and the Harvester trust it is believed
= the former WAS the least Objectionable
No one familiar with North Dakptf
, politics win admit for moment tina:
Mckenzie can elect Little. He nigh
succeed, however, in defeating Hams
brough, electing either Marshall O
, johnson. What Is known as the Mis-
i souri, slope country, would not great.
: relish such a thing, and the slope pee
t pie, If they could be made to under
81 istand the real situation, would no
RI take any chances by wasting thei
: votes upon Little.-Grand Fork
3 Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27

ed that this survey will be extended
in the spring to Morden, Manitoba,
connecting at this point with the c.
P. r.
Rumor also has it that the propos-
ed new line will pass thru Milton,
Mclean and Walhalla.
About the only advantage of such
a line to Milton would be the direct
connection with Winnipeg and the
Canadian Northwest-Milton Globe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
THE BOODLERS ARE HERE.
McKinzie's Gang Centering Their Fire
ON Ramsey County



republicans Ramsey
County As that strife stir
Inevitable
repudi
ated republicans Of this vicinity
their Of this
ST. Paul Marshall Jim ali and
The outside politicians
Of
In the sart character OF the residents Of this county think that such
will determination that
their consideration matters
held
party will to that those not by the Mcen
this Wilt the
with the Mckenzie
cree crowd the od the 'oude against
"Gans
/ affords
This should Hon. H. Hans
Lake.
the question but
this would Of until
discovered "sans their Senator
\ Hansbroush's a<ES@ .%--...s-..
humiatng republican
associated political certain that
the
In
leave Ramsey settle political
time republicans yellow
ang
that Alexander Me<snze
You true republican should be TO at
convention who will the will of the MeKen
zecreel coaingent E3> @"%
i International Harvester
Co.
citizen
that with against all Odds him such
him
be Mckenzie international
Rev and
i Il Is decide. ==s% s2%1 "r%- ~ -"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
EN- DO RISE BRYAN
Democratic State Convection EnthU"
SiastiCaiIy For NebraskaB

The State Convention of the DEM
ocratic party in North Dakota, held
at Grand Forks Wednesday was the
largest in the way of attendance ana
the most enthusiastic ever held i'm
the state. Every county in the state
with the exception of. Hettinger was
represented. Strong resolutions en-
dorsing Bryan for president were
adopted.
The greatest fight of the conven-
ton was over committeeman and ic
was only after spirited struggle that
! William Collins, of Bottineau was se-
lected.
In most of the judicial districts the
delegates to the national convention
was settled in caucuses but in couple
of districts 1t was necessary to carry
the contest to the floor Of the conven-
ton.
The following were the delegates
selected:
Delegates to National Convention.
At Large-Gov. John Burke. Alter
nate, John Bruegger Of Williams.
First Judicial District-Davad Cog
man of Grand Forks. AlteFnate-Gb
P. Lamb, of Nelson
Second Judicial District-l B. Pa@
of Benson. Alternate Mara0D EdwaReE
of Rollette.
Third Judicial District-@s A. Hid
dreth of Cass. Alternate j. p. Cag4
mody of Trail.
Fourth Judicial District-Ea. 81. Pea
~. Alternate J. Peterson OF gargeDa
Fifth Judicial District-G. j. Swiv@aa
, of Eddy. Alternate-A1bert Larson Cd
Griggs.
= Sixth Judicial District-F. g. List
, of Stark. Alternate-C. e. True a
Bowman.
I Seventh Judicial Districa-F. w
9 Mclean of Cavalier. Alternate
q Brekke of Cavalier.
The presidential eleetors selectes
3 were as follows:
Ed. Cole of cass +:
g Jos. M. Kelly of Ramsey I,
s w. H. Mackey of McLeams
J. R. Fried Of StuttsmaD., T:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27

marck was shot and killed by the sher:
lift Of Mclean county at q point about
II miles north Of Washburn. Passa:
neila opened fire on the officer and his
companion when cornered, after a
chase ON horseback Of several miles.
The officer returned the fire and Bas-
sanelIa fell after about 20 shots had
been exchanged. He was shot through
the head. *sSss$j ss$5 B +:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27

Governor Johnson, Of Minnesotss
has been endorsed by the democratic
committee Of that state for the nom2s
nation for president. The vote way
6s for Johnson to 2s for Bryan
Wahpeton Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27

The Marshall l-Twichell combination
are said to be mailing several thou
sand copies Of the Searchlight and the
Grand Forks Herald into Ward county
in an effort to change the Johnson
Observation-Disclosures Globe-Gazette.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
Who'll [ ! | ESALf HOUSE {.
The First One For Devils Lake Assur-
More VIII Follow s.z5a2::5 8

The Grand Forks Mercantile Go.
have leased the GorderS property on
Third street ana are having It put In
to shape preparatory 70 occupying it
as g distributing house for their trade
ii this vicinity &. ;3s5ss IS
Their business D from this point is
sure to beS large at the outset as 1t
will comprise the wants off the mer-
chants Oh the farmers line, most +of
the Aneta line and 8 large portion DC
! the towns west on the Great Northern.
Their business VIII hes increased iii
this city as the occasion demands.
This isS only one of the many In;
.stitutions of this character that We
may expect 70 have ID the near future
sin Devils Lake It iis ;ons of the best
;;distributing points in the northwest,
/ and the probabiIityy of the 500 coming
In here which seems To- become more
likely every day, ds mat taraaily.
10 The possibi bilit tiss Of reaching the
west ana north from here ana wnen
this ii demon there bs.
numerous wholesale houses lloeated
lhere Then watclh Devils Lake grow.
u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
FIGHT T|..HANS';.B|,R0UG't|i 81 }, / |.
Mckenzie Said to Have Small Chance
\: III !. of EleCtinq Senator Little 4:

/ Bismarck. N. D., March 1s.--Under-
meath the surface Of politics in this
state is the question whether Alex.
McKenzie's wishes are to be disre-
garded by men running for high office
or whether he is to, be complacently
obeyed and followed by those seek
ing Endorsement OF the people. Three
or FOUR years ago Mckenzie told G. B.
Little that he should succeed Hans
brough In the senate. This was at a
time when Little was candidate
against McCumber. Little got out Of
McCumber's way, If It can be said
that he was really in his way, End now
Mckenzie seeks to make his promise
il good. ..>.q.. r -: -: r. 3"
The PARTIES to This promise, how
ever. do not appear to have taken
Hansbrougn into account. He was not
consulted, and less than two years
ago, Little voluntarily told Hans
brough he would not be a candidate
against him. This was intended to q
:. sopor.fic, but Hansbrough did not &C
to sleep, as Little anticipated he
would. s w. -
In behalf of Little's candidacy Nc
Kenzie is using his old.tdme weapons
He has drawn on all Of the corporats
interests. but just how, far these inter
.ests have responded does not now ap
pear. There; is a belieF abroad tha
the railroad interests are growing
weary of McKenzie's management, O
= rather mismanagement of party af
!: fairs, and that they are not backin,
:, him with enthusiasm Z -, d.. '~
y NJ But Mckenzie has made a new COZ
I &porate ally, the International Harvest
U. ver5 trust, which seeks the defeat 9
\ Hansbrough because he has had then
\ Investigated and Is trying to brini
them into court as yiolators of th
anti-trust law. The trust don't wan
\ ! & to be brought into court, and is plar
& ming In every possible way to ove1
( come Hansbrough:s efforts; in this d
!; ;rection. IS&I ,.o5 5e:a :, VI =,
sis5= First, the trust set out to dolay4th
\ inYestig igatlon that was ordered unde
the, Hansbro rough resolution, and 5th
/. department .of commerce and labor, t
which the investigation was entrustet
appears to be only a very little NOR
Is anxious about expedition than th
Il, trust itself: The resolution has bee
s before the department for more tina
fourteen months and the Investigate
has scarcely begun. ss.>.% j. 1, = y: y VI
ii. Meantime, Hansbrough, displease
/. with the delay, had quietly intereste
! the department of justice, which mad
Isl 5=:! an Investigation: on its own accor
q ana is now ready to go after the: trus
both civilly and criminally. It hes
III tates to do SO while another depar
II n. ment is making an investigation, an
It It was with a view to facilitating pro.
acution that Senator Hansbrough n
Gently introduced q resolution to II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-27
Sale Of Property of. DeFi0re Estate.

Sale of Property of DeFiore Estate
q. G Duell, adminiatrato tor of the
DeFoire estate, late of5 this city. has
advertised 4 public auction Of horses.
cattle. machinery, house hold and other,
articles Of personal property Of the;
estate. to be- held at the deceased's
farm residence, known as the I
Whitford farm inS Morris township on
Friday April Sd, nmencing at 115
"a. III Frank Hyland Viii be the auc-y
aioneer. Every thing will be sold for;
what It brings, all sales being ffor. cash
shortly before his death MT. DeFoire1
had placed npon this farm Il thorough
date equipment thai III ttos be
sold at the ailnini tor d sale. The
farm contains s20 acres mostly an
under cultivation aslda from That an
Idea may be had Of tns aaall ana.
variety Oh the iip1Ilent lbcns ID hs.
SOLD. any rsaers s,aar on being
present t take atl want agse f this sale.
Another Railroad lleea llls WAY
q ,as 500 Iii sssr line from
Davlla 81 anna III III surlor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-27
Are "The Railroads a Bur-
den Upon the People
of American"

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know better md diLI harm n npredinsSCh aen1ets
few ago l your Sh cost the publican average
ffig ih;t e agc hrg in America is now
on tMg n Q
b tt @ much to u n shape will be beuer
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If OF HUNDRED
ESand gnoughf than nteh oaso of bread
dtnwh does carget h the barrel front the ahodde oh
ehant thought out us IN the look
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has o ht does road dpOy ~ n compar parSonwn
is much pidth o the
employ only a ah i u
seem o u h a from
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O cape the gpie?
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| piltm k %% %% %hup then vi give five.
Isn't
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-09-04

George w. Latin is n of the
faithful patrons OF the creamery and
finds that it is a paying propositions
at all times. During the month of July
he MIXED pine COWS and received for
the milk S48, or more than 50 per
head from the milk alone. The price
of 4 per cent milk was only So cents
per hundred pounds, about the low
est in the history of the creamery.
But when COWS will average over s.
per month under those conditions
dairying is certainly a paying prop
osition.
Gold Medal -four at the Farmers
Elevator, De Smet.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-09-04

company will send free a large cook
book. The loul is on sale at the
Farmers Elevator in this city.
Mrs. f. M. Andrews entertained
a large number of lady friends Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her guest,
Mrs. c.. E. Riddle.
Members of the Episcopal church
and Sunday school enjoyed a picnic
Thursday last at the Cornwall grove
southeast of the city.
Hunters found prairie chickens
a little more plentiful than last year,
but nothing like the numbers exist
ing here a few years ago. Ducks are
in about the same numbers as a year
ago.
w. III Smith, of Emmington, H.,
arrived Friday to look after his farm
interests. He owns the quarter-sec-
ton west of II. Perry. Mr.. Smith is
we'll pleased with conditions as he
finds them here. In his part of Illinois
the spring was too wet and the sum-
mer and fall too dry and crops are
practically nothing.
j. II. Bouchie will exhibit his
two registered Belgian stations at
the state fair at Huron. Mr. Bouchie
has some animals that are hard to
beat from the standpoint of good
horsehesh. If he doesn't bring home
two prizes on these animals someone
will have to show some stock that
could take a prize at an international
exhibition. Mr.. Bouchie need not be
ashamed to exhibit against all corners.
We understand that DIR. Geo, /.
Kheiralla is now a married man, that
the ceremony was performed in Chi
cago yesterday which united him in
holy wedlock to Miss Anna Greimisch
an accomplished young lady Of that
city. Particulars when we are able to
secure them. DR.. X. has leased the
III. |. Olston residence in this place,
and the happy couple are expected to
reach home within a couple of weeks.
The groom's friends will be pleased
to extend the bride a hearty welcome
to her new home. Times.
AT the Evangelical church next
Sunday evening Rev. j. f. Booth will
take for his subject County Option"
Mr.. Booth is well qualified to speak
upon this subject as he is secretary of
the executive committee of the Anti
Saloon Leage, and in that capacity
was one of those to formulate the
policy of the League and to help
make the first draft of the proposed
county option law. He has followed
the course of the proposed law and
studied effects of similar laws as they
work out in other states and therefore
is probably one of the best prepared
men in the state to treat the subject.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs /.
Nj. Wade Saturday at 6 p. m. occur
red the marriage of their daughter,
Edna Eva, to Mr.. Ross r. Kessell, of
Manchester, Rev. j. E. Booth, of this
city, officiating. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of about
fifty friends and relatives. After the
ceremony an elegant wedding dinner
was served by the brides parents.
The bride is a young lady highly
esteemed by all. The groom is a
young man who has lived in that
vicinity for three years past and high
ly spoken of by all who. know him.
The happy couple will make their
home on a claim in North Dakota,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-09-04
HE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
from an Around the Town and
County.

Guy Abbott was down from
Huron over Sunday.
e. r. Parker visited the twin
cities the first of the week.
"A boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Tugaw Saturday, the
29jh.
-Robt. Fuller went to M~inneapo-
lis Monday to take in the Minnesota
state fair.
-Merle Sasse returned Saturday
from a visit of several days with friends
in the Twin Cities.
AT opera house tonight and Sat
urday, August 4th and 9Th, the
Dougherty Stock Co.
Mrs. j. G.. Braun returned Thurs
day evening from a visit offour weeks
with relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs Hattie Straight arrived from
Winnipeg, Canada, Thursday of last
week for a visit with old De Smet
friends.
The Ladies Aid and members Of
the Congregational church held a
picnic at b. G. Benedict's grove Fri
day. All report a good time.
"A stray buck entered j. l.. Van
Hooks pasture in Spirit Lake a few
days ago. The owner is requested to
call for and take the animal away. j.
l.. VAN Hook, De Smet, S. D., r. 2.
Mrs. A. McCarty and Mrs. A. S.
Carpenter entertained a large COM
pany of lady friends at the home of
the former Tuesday afternoon and
evening. At six O'Clock a fine lunch
was served.
e. p. Reilly has sold the Grotum
farm north and east of this city to
John Doyle, of Beatrice, Neb. The
purchaser will make his home on the
farm. The sale was negotiated by
GA. Champlin.
The county commissioners were
in session Tuesday and Wednesday.
One of the matters to receive their at
tention was the apportioning of the
cost of drainage ditch Nc. 2, up in
Spirit Lake township.
F. NJ. Andrews last week sold the
n. Denamur farm, 6 miles south of
Manchester, to g. w. Rush, of Lanes
borough, Iowa. Mr.. Rush intends to
move onto the place before next
spring and make ii his permanent
home.
Miss Matte Sleeper departed
Sunday evening for Minneapolis
where she intended to visit with
friends until Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Tay-
lor should join her Wednesday when
all three will go west. Miss Sleeper
will stop in the southern parto of Idaho
where she has a claim of 100 acres in
the district about to be irrigated.
The Washburn- Crosby CO., of
Minneapolis, has mailed a large mum.
Der of handsome post cards to people
in this vicinity showing a picture OF
their large mills and calling attention
to their famous "Gold Medal Flour.
To any IN sending their address the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-09-04
LOW T
South Dakota State Fair,
Huron, Sept. 7-ff,f90S.

Tickets will be on sale via G. ~ N.
w. Ry., to Huron and return for this
occasion-one fare for the round trip.
For full particulars regarding train
service and dates of sale, apply toany
ticket agent. SD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

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