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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
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His White Hair.

[Original]
After leaving school l studied law
and went to Colorado to practice.
knew enough of '1'arnin" and law to
inspire confidence in a mining people
and was eventually elected judge My
principal duties were to settle such: dis
putes as were not settled by the re-.
volver. ~.
One morning man was brought be.
fore me on charge Of attempted muir
der. He was trim built fellow Of
twenty five. of refined appearance, and
what surprised me beyond measure
was that his hair was white as snow
There were threenrwitnesses~ against
him-a miner, Tom Mason, and hisstwo
assistants. Pete Galloway and Steve
Tucker. Mason was pitiful sight to
behold. His left arm was in aSs,tng
His right leg. in splint, was supported
by a crutch. A :bandage covered an
eye. Whatever of his face was not
covered with patches was of many
hues. The condition of his two assist
ants was not much better ms, .'~ss' 7
The prisoner gave his name as Albert
Parkinson. After herring d statement
from his accusers ] called upon him
for his story. aEss'~ -, @sS83g ~
Judge" he said, I'm mining en-.
gineer. l spent, four years zatScollege
an the scientific department then$went
to- Germany to$study my prof ession,
From there returned last month and
came out here to get some practical ex.
perience. This man Mason accepted
an offer from me to work in the shaft
where he is drilling and blasting with
out pay, and the day before yesterday
I went down with him, watched him
drill, put In his charge Of dynamite and
light the fuse. Then we were hauled
up in the bucket BY these two men,
got as far from the hole as possible
and waited for the explosion. t Z
After learning the process of setting
the blast yesterday offered tosset and
fire 40 myself Jason eol,sentet and
when the hole was drilled he came up
gave me the charge, and went down
Fin the bucket. aAs ao0n all I had Hight
ed the fuse Il called ont to- Ebs drawn
mp The wind Iasa; ereaked; and geIl
aayaeif rising. hem sjsT was hauled
hallway some hing above seemed q
be caught and every thing stood stool
/ still: alagoIl lied down Ri ID fright
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
/ Costly Drink

speaking of costly drink, !" said d
wine expert do you know that at the
Criterion, Ia London, they have d cab
met hook at $50 a bother We tried It,
the boss and I, the Last time we were
abroad, and our bottle was undrink-
able 1t had gone bad. Nevertheless
ne mad To pay our $50 for It Just the
same, for, this as with aliSvery
old and rare wines, patrons order at
their own risk ne wine cards tell
.sou ss III ton thong s1:s IL,
b, pay 1876 Tor d. bottle OF wine that
gyou have ID threw ont lew Orleans
Tsrnas-D emocEat
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw are the
! proud parents of a baby boy. :, 3
Work upon the artesian well which
John Brown has been boring for the
roller mill has been suspended. a
depth of 1872 feet was reached, and q
now Of water secured which it is, be
: lieved will be ample for all purposes
The water stands withins17 feet of the
top.@$If such results are Eobtained Iii
1872 feet, what would be, the: result 81
going 900 or 400 feet?2 s5> %.#, ~
! The, Devils Lake Inter-ocean has
been made the official paper of Ram
sey county. ~ s *5'$': : ~. I
: Wednesday evenings train took a
block of ice from this city to be used
as a keystone in the arch over the
entrance to the St. Paul, Ice palace
The block is thirty-two inches thick
i two feet wide and four feet long. II
! was boxed up to prevent breakage
Major Benham deserves credit for this
perseverance in the matter of having
| Devils Lake represented in the palace
The minimum temperatures as re
corded officially at the weather sta
! ton: e 49,
Saturday, 1871 below zero.
3 Sunday, 34.5 below zero.
| Monday, 43.O below zero.
Tuesday, 300 below zero.
Wednesday, 1876 below zero.
Thursday, 1875 below zero.
Friday, 25.5 below zero.
The precipitation of snow on Friday
, was 30 inches. (Quite difference
this year, isn't there?-Ed.)
The following named pupils in the
primary department were neither alb
sent or tardy during the last week:
Willie Brunette, Harry Dodd, Roy Rob
| erts, Albert Madison, Josephine Brun
ellie, Jennie Stenseth, Minnie Bolduc
Mary Hover. S. Weber, teacher.
Capt. Eaton sends us a lump of coal
from the Dunseith mine as large as a
half bushel measure. A test will be
made and the result duly recorded.
A receiver is at work looking over
the accounts of the defunct Devils
Lake bank.
During the late blizzard eighteen
people in Western Kansas were frozen
| to death.
Our contemporaries who are unnec
essarily excited over the advance in
the price of beer in Devils Lake, are
respectfully requested to keep their
linen on The size of the glass went
up with the price; the schooner" has
taken the place of the "snit"
George Peck has decided that the
Indian can be civilized by vaccinating
him with virus from the dude.l
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Items OF interest Cleaned From The Devils Take neocean Pub
nshed Under Date Of Saturday. Jan. a. 1886. j

Alex Walker has been onNthe sick
list for several days. y;
Frank Coombs left Wednesday for a
trip through the south. ~ *f'9
Frank Palmer came over from the
Fort Tuesday and remained until
Thursday.
Justice J. G. Lamereaux was in
town Tuesday and called to see the
Inter-Ocean.
The Standard Oil Co. Of Ohio, are
reaching out. They have built an oil
warehouse in the city.
James E. Watt returned from his
eastern trip Tuesday, refreshed and
recuperated but glad to get back.
Stuart & Storm have beautiful bill
of fare prepared, and will be ready to
lay it before hungry and thirsty pub
lie Saturday.
Capt. Shelley wants it understood
that all the fishermen on our bay are
law abiding citizens, and says they
will stop fishing the first of February.
Mrs. E. E. Haviland returned from
Crookston last week. She and her
husband are now guests Of the Ben.
ham house. Her health is much i'm
proved.
Judge Bennett, formerly of this
place, has been appointed clerk of the
! court in Bottineau county, and will
pass through this city within a few
days enroute to his new post.
Capt Herman and his daughter,
Miss Minnie, left Friday for St. Paul,
Wabasha and other points in Mime
sofa. The captain will be away two
or three weeks, and Miss Minnie ex-
poets to remain six weeks or two
months
Mrs. Wisharts visit to Washington
| is very sad one. A few days after
her arrival her sisters husband died,
and last week the news came to Devils
Lake that her brother kim" of whom
she thought SO much, had passed
away.
Capt. P. P. Parker has been appoint
ed clerk of the district court for Town
err county. This is one of the best
appointments Judge Mcconnell has
| made.
Judge Hardee and George L. Maine
came down from Cando Thursday
The judge is on his way to Nebraska
to visit his mother, and will also take
in Missouri and Illinois. The last
time Mr.. Maine was in town he was
| accompanied by Miss Atkins, and they
are both so good looking that the In.
terOcean recorded them as brother
and sister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
Notice to Creditors

In the matter of the Estate of George s. Con-
verse, Deceased.
In County Court, Ramsey County, N Oak
Notice isl hereby given by the undersigned
of George Converse late of the city Of spok.
ane;in the County of Spokane and State of
Washington deceased, to the:creditors of, and
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first publication of
this notice, to said Adminjstra tor at his Office in
the CITY of Devils Lake in said Ramsey County,
N. D. r.
Dated January 18th A. D. 1908.
/, Z Albert NJ. Powell
Edward F. Flynn, Administrator
Attorney for Administrator.
First Publication on the 18th day of Janu-
aryA. D. 1908.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
Notice of SpeClal Tax Receipt

., Notice is hereby given, that Government
that the date of such Receipt is January 14th
1908; that the description of the property
where said 'ax Receipt is posted is the base
Lot IL, Block 80 of the city of Devils Lake,
Ramsey County. N. D.; and the name of the
owner of said property in whichsaid Tax Re.
ceipt is posted is Samuel L. Wineman and the
name of the lessor of said property is Samuel
L. Wineman.
Dated January Esd, 1908.
William A. Williamson
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
! : 7 o lIE:E

who write for ite
| Alive ask is to SIM
ply send your name
and address, mem
tioning this paper,
and we'll send you
our2G0 p'ge Private
Medical Book Free
prepaid ontaining
| zd Free}Reeeipts
an6many.chapters
ofadyiceto young,
middle-age and old
1 mem about tn Q m.
Helvesand their dis
4 eases-feilingho how
4 to-, get 4 Cured and
4 how to Gyoid dis
\ eases. We want no
}money forthe book
/ or for the expense
\ Of eendingit to you.
4 prepaid, nor does it
4 place you underany
4 obligation to us Of
j any Kind whatever.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31

oOAN0p
Chicago
The next meeting of National Live
Stock association will be held at Los
Angeles.
the postal department to change the
name of the postofice at Wilton, claim.
ing confusion of names.
William Engler, a former hotel man
of Minot, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzlement
The grand jury are now sitting at
Williston-
Two brothers were fined at Harvey
for beating up a woman, the wife OF
one of the brothers.
An unknown man committed suicide
by drinking carbolic acid in the depot
at Portal.
"A.ISkeoch, owner of the Grill Cafe
at Minot, was found guilty of main
tanning nuisance, and given sen
tence of 100 days in the county jail.
| a verdict for damages for the burning
of his grass roots by the N P. rail
A jamestown farmer was awarded
road.
The value of the Tri-State conven.
ton held in Fargo, is said to be $4,000
to that CITY,
Governor Burke had the mayor OF
Omaha put out of the building at the
| waterways convention at Sioux City.
Andrew Hanson of Litchville, sus
tanned painful accident at that place
| last week. He fell down stairway at
his home
The Stanley opera house has a new
| drop curtain which is said to be a
| beauty.
Two hundred feet of heavy piping
fell on some workmen in the round
house at Minot. Several were se1i.
ously hurt, but none fatally.
Rugby had a warm basketball game
last Saturday, Kenmare being their
opponents.
George Armstron, who lived near
| Alexander, was killed by falling tree
| last week.
A Grand Forks dwelling house was
| robbed of 500 in cash last Thursday
| entrance to the house being effected
while the family was away.
City officials of Fargo are said to be
trying to effect an. entrance for the
500 into that city.
A picnic was held in the jamestown
park last week.
Asbury, N. j., was swept by severe
storm last week.
| A Boston waitress has a $2OO, OOC
fortune awaiting her
| DR.. Wiley, the chief of the bureau
of chemistry as Washington, has tolo
the house committee that "doped'
food materially shortens life.
Ouida, the famous English novelist
died a pauper last week. ~
A panic occurred in a Chicago roller
skating rink ON Sind street of thai
city. 4
All Iowa barber deserted his wife
and son for a young heiress.
New York City had a severe snow
Land wind storm last Friday Traffi,
was delayed for some time. - --s'~
E, The. young heir: to the Russian
throne suffered greatly last week will
Influenza. At one time his life wa
Idespaired of. e. + TIT ##2
A Japanese was discovered sketch
ing the. outline of Honolulu harbo
last week. 49, g.. :
| Practically all the dogs of James
vile, Wis, are afflicted with the raj
| bies. : & i5@@s. :.> =. q q q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
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+ A good hotel in this locality, which can be
bought Of owner, for cash. Give: description.
amount Of business and price. No agents need
answer. Address, The Locator, Company,
1913 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
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Holi;eiitunoen @irtbidloiten uno SO.
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81 Gage in Sisung itno unteriiidten
1854 SGQe. Sobn g. Robertion, Der
~bebauptet, Die Strabenourbbrud)s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Sitnna Der YGrfbcbOroc.

@ottc@oicnIte I'M Grub : Sill mo
Carroll . Yort gcitnttct. - Gi5
rulo Mild iiir S0u8lingc I'M
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thcfcn in orci Earten.
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oie grlolbniB SIR Ibboltrng bon
@ottcaoicniten IN &oin 9tr. 10 in
Grub . SPILL . Yurt un0 Dor ocnt
WuiifltonO I'M Gorrou . Eorf an iol.
den Su4cn, mcrm feline Gon5crte
ituttiin0cn. Srou George Srunlt,
E%rGii0cntin Der Observation-Disclosures.
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WtunurS, crllld)tc nm Die Grlnlbnib,
mieocr mic I'M pcr9on9cncn Sable
iiir SGltglin0c cincn NIub nit WtiIdl
NM Gi1 III bobcn. Die Grloubrib
iullroc Qcrt 0cludbrt, |icrlcr ulldl Die
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Eorf, iull3 Ser SupCrintCnOcnt bit
~notbprn0iNcn ARRANGEMENTS t"rciicl
fam. Noa Gircttorilm Der Erutt'.
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fir oicic 3ruciNbibliotbctcn cntlporfct
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iiir bic 9tcNcrtinocr cin SpiclploB
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NilsYarf beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Sbtpobl er, obne beIonoeres Iltiiebcn
ST. crrcgcn, piclc NilbtbGtl9feitelt
ipenoctc mo bcionocrS ben oelttld)en
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lit Baitor @iiIih ieOod) nod pollit6n.
oia 9eiuno.
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Gic o&cr. Sanger bon baltimore"
olif0crilttcIt. - Sirigcnt SbcoOor
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ben sic llriohc. - Gin Wtabnbe.
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sur Gcriiigung ltcllc.
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&ir6lidc a. - SSn Der 3ionS.
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prcoiqt Enitor l&lrlirlS Soinlom NOR,
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51a Sllrlongs: v2nfers" t., Or. See
9, Billy Sibbs" B.; 3eit 1.22 2i5.
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