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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-05
Re Resolutions Of |, AppreGi-
ion ion

8 The FOL flowing solution was passed
at the business meeting 81 the ) NJ, 3.
church recently sE5s38
5 sVV hereas, The neWspap ers OF the
City OF Devils Lake have 80 court ouH-
Nv and generously opened their col
.umns To- give: publicity and informatio
oncerning the services and meetings
Ats the Methodist Episcopal church;
therefore be 1t
$ esoIved, That the official board il
business session assembled do hereby
express our appre iation and gratitude
Tor such Kindness and courtesy.
(Signed) /. A. Olson,
Pastor.
Fisher, Secretary. . .s=
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AN SFERS

NJ For week Of Feb. 8:
to Jennie Rosine Narmum
lOien. sen 10:155-62 sss $ss ss9t
M Geo. ". Gets and wife to John
Muller, lot "A and ne 1zne1 20 and s11Ss
sex 17.152-62. Consideration So 900.
q Maude NJ. Mead to Prosper Wilmes,
lot lots 81, 8. block 8, Ruser's ad. to
Devils Lake; 100. ss 93s
sU. s: to Carrie Thompson. nwA
9-15s-61 & ;s.s..= 5s3.5.
Valentine Gerhard to Peter Peter
son, lots ], 2, block 1872. Devils Lake;
$Sl.00 *
Elsie N. Powell and husband to
o(,lli Oliver p. Olson, lots 1920, block 11s,
Devils Lake $500. 81 ,::5s5 5s=
|5Ss VIM: Truck enmille and wife d to
| Mary q, Nlelson, ~ sWA, sh nw11zs
~, lott 21-155-63 S., 900. ss, NJ
Y. s. ito William Truckenmilier, lot
81. 21-155.
S. to Jacob Jacobson, e1s ne14,
AZ sell 2o-I55- 66. .g55s. \
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-05
Money OlOall OH Farms Ramsey
County National Bank

County National Bank.
I Hunter and wife Of Grand IIars
Dor, were guests of friends in the city:
the latter part 81 last week
1he young folks 20 Garske ana yicin-j
Inv viii enjoy ~ ball at Garske hail.
SFrida yening. Feb. 18TH
Mrs. Eugene Shook and Mrs. Elmer
sFallk nburg 81 Brand Ion, Manitoba, are.
|s i4[H1 With friends I'd the city 55
Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock
Mr. leslie Strong Of Hampde en-, and:
|sAfiss Enga p. Engen Of Grand Forks,
were united sin marriage BY Rev. Az
thur g Bailey at the Presbyterian
manse s8
strange thing happened recently;
The Inter-O ceans by mistake announc.
fed tlsat the FORE ster's dance which Is
| to .bfs giVens at the Odd Fellows, hall
this evening was q public dance, when
I'm fart It is an inyita tion ction. The
strange part Of the thing is that an
tother paper which came out after the
lIInter Ocean contained the same mis-
take. Wonder how it rappened?
Obi German Lutheran services VIII be
held at the Norwegian Il Lutheran
4 81, church Sunday, Tel beginning at
l1 20 81: & 9. N. Everybody cordially in
lyited to attend and especially Ger,
mans who at one time were affiliated
with the Luth eran church are urged
/ to attend. The visiting pastor would
be thankful for any com cations
from such as are interested lin our
work and would be glad 'to meet such
personally
About your shi IT. If you wish to
Echange be sure to get q sCluett. They
ARE the best, and we are having ouI
annual clearance sale fiji Cluett shirts
IHolbrook Mere. Sf essS;$s
|3s p. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, al
/ Fargo, will visit Devils Lake profes
Isioenally again on Saturday, February
6s Office at sHuesgen,s jeWelry store
4 All persons having eve trouble should
call and see him. Eyes examined
/ Glasses fitted: :lt;ess So, s.3$
The executive committee Of tht
1 North Dakota Bible conference me-
Il lat the YIN e. A. building at Crane
H Forks Tuesday evening. Feb. 3, to re
Iorganize and to lay out some plans
for the, conference which will follow
Il immed iately the Chautauqua program
i and as formerly will be held on the
Igrounds of the Chautauqua associa
Il ton. The officers for the ensuing yea,
4 as elected are, Chairman. r. B. Crit
i fifth. Grand Forks 3; secretary. Prot, W
4: d NJ Stearnes, Grand Forks i director o
3 1.-THE conference Rev A. Christy Brown
Il d. I, Fargo; treasurer, Samuel Tor
I gerson. Grand Forks. Owing to d va
i, cancy occasioned by the removal sfron
u the state Of one OF the members Of til,
q executive committee, Prof "a. P. Hol
SElisis Valley gity. was elected to i
place on that committee. Those al
Ijtending the executive commit tee meet
d ing we're Rev, g. Brown, d. D
A Fargo; Rev. W. Il. M atthews, Gran,
81 Forks; Rev. A. g. Bailey,5D ID, Devil
D Lake stearnes, Gran,
4 Forks, and samue i orgerson, Gran,
CT Fnrtr q
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arm Loans Money On
hand % favorable terms .Dwsg
est rates Chanberiil
N'lneman unde rwent 40 oser-I
!aaltion At leroy hos ltal N ednesda n
Dr COX 81 Edmore came down cI we'd.
'neaday ne III Il Witness ii the wright
case A
Hon ohm Honey was q Devils
Lake visitor fors = few hours Wednessi
sday
There Is toS be u masked bail at
Holmes 81 Strand hall att Grand Har.3
boz. Feb. 222d
Is Ole sagnoe zen. eashfe Of The First
National Bank at e,rary was iii Devils
Lake Son husine ss N nday
I stotlarS has Just returned from;
xtensive sstrlp n the interest of;
Beck F1orem. agents fors the REQ,
automob bile:
Blanding Fisher had his auto ohiie
out onday II has just und erwent5 u
thorough oyerhau ling at the sAbarS gar
, sage and run IKE new: ss HING
Did you ear about the half price
sale on M ems oYerccoats? $40 coat coal;
for $40 Kuppenhe imer's clothes too "a, j.
Hofbrook Nero. co. 81
Sherman Met Glory this week p ru
chased the new E n. Car; of the
/ 5Abar8 Automob company and feels
proud over his dne new machine sIt
one "a the finest and mosl handsome
nachines II the city and before the
summer Is over Sherman may make
some 81 the other clljaufEers take a
back sent.
!, u.s. and laugh Of
EBuffalo arrived ii the city last
week and are spending few days
with the brother 81 MI. III ddaugh, II.
81. Middaugh and with Mr.. Mid augh's
sister, Mrs. illiam Fsalgeir. They viii
leave this week for Cando. where ME- Il.
ddaugh has formed partnership
with Attorney sennett II the practice
OF law.
What do you think about Sita a
boy suit for 500. Come quick
Holbrook Nero. q
y tST The secret price mari It's a fawning
Z sneaking crippl hasn't 4 leg lief,
to- stand on. It's az hand down from
i the time when business was al mild
form soff robbery. A thing despised dis
credited, almost animousIy discard
#ed. Here you will find all prices mark
#ed ii plain figures and only one price
4 Ell and thar the lowest possible
price that good, honest merchandise
Gan he sold sat Mann & Sons
now thle time % u purchase thai
coat. Plush lined, fur lined; 81 a sheer
lined. They are all money savers
Holbrook ere CO Si5s 4 VIZ nj
Mond day evening M. ana MRS Alber
Vebber del ightfull sente rtained Is
numb 81 friends al their home. 81 81
est fifth street. ressiye euchrs
was played and the head prizes Wert
won By MI and Mrs. Fred Hall ant
the foot prizes went to Mr. Donahus
and Mrs Maroney. Affter I'M
eiIchre game ass deligh tful lunch wa.
served and M. and rs "A ebber show
ed themselves as deligh tful entertain
ers
Mr.. and Mrs W. Fosbnrg enter
tatned q number Of their friends q
their home Or EAST Third fstreetsT Thurs
day evening ii honor of ;A
Reyes, no has zen ins the city sat
tending the sunda az school convention
Avery johnson and Mr.. Keyel
d rende vocal numbers pleasingly AM
Mrs. Johnson presto ed ct the piano
David shelyer and Mrs. Johngon CAV,
several reading that were appreciat
ed. Refreshments were served AM
the gathering were deli htfllly enter
tained
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-05

/
Money 70 loan o. farms Ramsey
County National Bank
Barry 5of meta, vas i business
isitor bis Week
afIy ayasn sas aovn f1on Sgsb7
Bacon 81 cando, w ,..s d busis
ness Yisitor last week. 2s5s IS
FsT Gathbert atte ended Il; legal mat
ters ats Bismarck last Eweek. B q
lssss: Bert walker down from Web-s
# ater one 'al day last week. 81
arm loans 81 lowest rates, ses.
# John Maher. ssss#
S Hatchins off was al
Is guest II in the city this week 81
George Miller rand Harborr was aa
busines visitor this week
Anderson Of Ghurchs Ferry, vas
yisitor in the ct friday
~ steve cowle ], 81 5Larimocres,
~ a legal last week assii
ttorney Henryses ddaugh attend
$E legal at dtnot last week.
Ohm Leonard of Nee umber il the
sgaest thls sister, herman Hues.
@ gen.
rheo. Koffle of Eamond, was among
81 The yisitors ~ city the first the
week 4
Miss dayne tairbrook Of Crooks
~ tor, the guest 81 Mrs. 'rhos. aagen
81 this week
Ohm Ford sof Crary, was calling 81
4 friends IN the cit the latter part Of
b last week.
Miss Foley returne d to Bartlett sat
ss nrday after spending week with Miss
Holly horson:
Frank Honett the Nebster farmer,
vas attending the Farmers institute
Z here last week
EIaughen and wife Of Hampden
5S. were the guests S lends Is The city
" Monday and Tuesday 3 81:
ames Is Laug him 81 Rolla, has 40
cepted y position ID the barber shop
of ghapnlan Bari i3:5s5
s= N: !. 1.anson, formerly this city.
~ but who Is king his home Ii, Fargo,
is spending ! few lays in5the city with
Old friends.
5s Attorney Fred IA Kelly 100 Lakota,
arrived IN the city Monday and ii ass
sitting ia the prose utlon ct 1rs. Mary
Wright ESS5;..s5
And rsonI off Stark:
weather. stopped over ii the city for 4
few hours this eek 81 his way: sto
Bismarck
9s3s Clinton Smith returned from
M Minneapolis sunda where esS was
looking after business matters for Il
NE few
James IanIey and daughter,
who have been sitting with friends ID
this eft Tor 4 Il week, retiirne this
week 70 their home near Crazy sE.
drs:s Wlinans lett sssat urd AZ afternoon
for; the east where she win spend some
s5 time 81 the markets purchasing goods
for the spring NIL linery trad
ssss'sSS Mrs. and child en- who
s have been the guests offs Mrs. Richard
Daeley for q month past, LETT Saturday
sss afternoon Ora Forks sIs.
and Doonan left last week
for fish, Mont ana, where they
make their future home. Vi.
. Doonan is an ngineer onS the Great
ssssss Northern
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-05
READY FOR YOU

Sir, or Madanl--for you Or
your friends---vaiith the choic-
est meats, vegetables, d e.s
.serts, etc, cooked skilfully,
served deity amid pleasant
surrounding and at menu
charges that won't interfear
with your dig stiion 8 enjoy &
ment. Private parties taken
special care Of On short
previous notice.
THE vANDER
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
MAY BE COFFEE
THAT Causes all the TrOubls.

When the house Is aflre, it's like a body
when disease begins to show. it's no time
10 talk but time to act-and delay is dan
-gerous-remove the cause OF the trouble
at once.
For a number OF years" says a Kansas
lady. Il felt sure that coffee was hurting
me. and yet, I was so fond Of II, 1 could
not give ia up. l paltered with my appe-
lite and OF course yielded to the tempta-
ton TO drink more. AZ last I got so bad
that l made up my mind l must either
quit the use Of coffee or ole.
Everything l ate distressed me, and l
suffered severely almost all the time with
palpitation OF the heart. / frequently
woke up IN the night with the feeling
that l was almost gone-my heart seemed
30 smothered and weak in It's action that
i feared it would stop beating. My
breath grew short and the least exertion
set me to painting. I slept but little and
suffered from rheumatism.
Two years agO l stopped using the
coffee and began TO use Postum. and
from the very first 1 began to improve.
It worked like a miracle! Now / can eat
anything and digest II without trouble
/ sleep like a baby, and my heart beats
full, strong and easily, Ny breathing
has become steady and normal. and my
rheumatism has left me. I feel like
another person. and It is all due to quit
ting coffee and using Postum. for I haven
used any medicine and none would have
done any good as long as / kept drugEins
with coffee" There's a Reason" Reat
the little book, The Road 70 MELVILLE,
In pkgs..
Ever rsAa the above isttsrS A nsu
one appears from time 70 time. Thss
are genuine, true, and fan % human
interest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

Over thirty Sunday school missionaries
from Nebraska and adjoining states will
attend the Sunday School institute to be
held in Omaha December 8. The institute
Will be conducted by Rev. Alexander
Henry, d. D., of Philadelphia, secretary
OF the board Of publication and Sunday
school work. Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin of
the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church and
Rev. Thomas b. Greenlee of the Clifton
Hill Presbyterian church have been named
by the Presbyterian Ministers association
to prepare a program.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
EVENING".

G. N. Danley, former secretahy Of the
Atlantic Qa.) Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, will address the Hanscom Park
Methodist Episcopal Epworth league on the
subject, The Forgiven Unforgiving." On
the next Sunday evening the Epworth
league will hold its services in place
Of the preaching service in the main audi
torium of the church. Mrs Frances Head,
state president Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, will have charge Of
this meeting and will present a national
officer Of the organization for the main
address Of the evening. This meeting will
be a rally to interest the young people
in the Woman's Christian Temperance
union work. especially the parade which
will be held Saturday afternoon, Ooto-
Der %.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

7espOnse-Gloria Patri.............
Communion Hymn-Nearer NY God to
Thee (unaccompanied) .................
Anthem-The Son Of God Goes Forth'to
War
EVENING.
Processional-The Churoh's one Founda-
ton
Response-Holy, Holy, Holy Lord. Barnby
Anthem-Seek Ye the Lord ..........R Roberts
Mr.. James Knight and chorus.
Recessional-SaviOr Breathe In Even
ing Blessing. ........
Mrs. r. l.. Clark, Orgenist; Miss Jessie
.Cady, pianist.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
Program for Third Presbyterian:

MORNING, AT 1O:45 O'CLOCK.
Anniversary Sermon-"rhe Blessings of
Misfortune. lisa. SAN.
EVENING. All 1880 O'CLOCK.
organ Voluntary.
Vocal Voluntary. Choir and Congregation
Invocation and response.
responsive Reading
Recommendation and Congregation
prayer
Offering and offertory
Anthem
PART SECOND.
Mr.. E. II, Packard, member Of Brother
hood COMMITTEE, presiding.
Instrumental Duet,
Messrs. j. r. Hughes and W.. c. Kuehn.
Past Years" ....,....Hon. A. II. Murdoch
Vocal olo.,..,......Mr. David h. Anderson
Future Possibilities" ...,......,..
."............. H.. q, Wedgewood.
i2StrumeniaI Dnet;,,"".;'1r'1.'i:"
For the Church and Brotherhood. ......,
ED. William ]. Morgan,
Response by the Pastor. Rev. William e.
Todd.
Prayer
hymn
eSTnreu'Itoh ...',.,..';
Lord make His face to shine upon you; the
Lord lift up His countenance upon you and
give you peace, both now and In the life
everlasting amen.
Study classes on personal work, mis-
sions and teachers training will be main
talned by the CASTELAR, Presbyterian for
the ensuing months. Monday evening
classes in the first two subjects will be
organized, while the third theme will be
handled as last winter, following the
Wednesday mid-week service. One may
Join any one Of these study classes though
not a member of the CASTELAR, congrega-
ton.
The First Christian, Twenty-sixth and
Harvey, will offer a special musical pro-
gram. as follows:
MORNING.
Anthem-Seek Ye the Lord. ......... Roberts
Duet-My Jesus, as Thou witt. Schneider
Mrs. y. 70. Watson and w. b. Graham.
EVENING.
Anthem-The King OF Love My Shep-
nero Shelley
Tenor Solo-At Eventide, ....,....... Fairfield
r. s. Cutler.
Mrs. Louise Shadduck-Zabrskie, organist
Walter 3. Graham, director.
The musical program for the North Sid,
Christian will be as follows;
MORNING.
Processional-The Church's One Founda-
ZION
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Study Glasses to Be Organized by the
CASTELAR, Presbyterian.
PURE DUDLEY BUCK PROGRAM
q. VI. Dankey VIII Address HanscOm
Park NJ. Il. Epworth League, Mrs.
Inc Head Conducts
Next Meeting.

A Dudley Buck Program will be given
Sunday evening at the First Methodist
church In memory OF Dudley Buck. the
famous American composer, who was born
on March TO- 1889; died last Wednesday.
october 6, 1909.
Inc Chimes.
Vesper ~Hymn-Nearer My God To Thee
................ Sir Arthur sullivan
organ Solo-At Evening. ....... Dudley Buck
Hymn. No. 3i6-As Pants the Heart for
Cooling Streams. ........... Louis Spohr
The Prayer with Dresden Amen).
Solo-hy Redeemer and Ny Lord........
Mrs. Kelly.
Scripture Lesson Psalter, page @.....,.
Solo-Fear Not Ye. o Israel. .............
Dudley BUCK
o Mr.. H. c. lessen.
Anthem-Rock of Ages ....... Dudley Buck
With solo by Miss Blanche Bolln.
The Sermon-God's Music Lesson .....,,,
LoVelanu
Solo-The Virgins Lullaby go. Dudley Buck
Mrs. Verne Miller.
Anthem-O Gladstone Light. b. Dudley Buck
The Offertory.
offertory Muslo-Barcarolle Roat Song
Dudley Buck
organ Solo-FOunded on Longfellow's
unebs
The fisherman that lies aflOat
With shadowy sail In yonder boat
ls singing softly to the lght."
Duet-The Lord Is My Light. Dudley Buck
Mrs. Kelly and Mr.. Walter Dale.
CLOSING Hymn, No. 6O-The Day Thou
Gavest. Lord. is Ended. .............
................. Clement G. Scholefield
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

DIR. T.. H. Hanna, for many years pastor
Of the United Presbyterian church, Mon
mouth, H., will preach at the First United
Presbyterian church, Twenty-first and
Emmett streets, Sabbath morning and
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

Rev. ]. C. Reid Of Sioux City, Ia. will
occupy the pulpit of Zion Baptist church,
l215 Grant street, Sunday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
sssssssssss
Benediction.

At the First Methodist the services will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Frank L.
Loveland, D.. D., who will preach at 1880
on the subject, AN Enlarging Kingdom"
In the evening at 7:S a special musical
program Will be given by Mr.. Kelly and
the choir, In memory of Mr.. Dudley Buck,
the famous composer, whose death oc-
CURED this week. Music Of this great mu-
sician will alone be used. The pastor will
give a brief sermon on the theme, Gods
Music Lesson"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
COMPLETE /

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

DonculClloH
The Lord bless you and keep you; the
Lord make His face to shine upon you; the
Lord lift up His co~untenance upon you and
give you peace, both now and In the life
everlasting. Amen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
LAW ENABLES EMPLOYERS
TO STAND OFF" THEIR
WORKMEN UNIDENTIFIED

Many laborers have come to the
Office during the last few months seek
ing redress from the contractors who
have hired them and delayed in paying
them. Among these were many from
Gray Brothers-in fact, most of them
but we have been helpless because of
the present law which enables these
firms to stand off the payment of these
laborers indefinitely
In these words F. C. Jones. deputy
state commissioner of labor, summed
up the situation which eliminated in
the murder of Miss Carolina Brasch by
Cunningham.
Ignorant of the laws of the United
States, and conscious only Of the fact
that they had toiled for many days for
meager pay, many laborers of foreign
birth had faced Miss Brasch in Gray
Brothers Office. and had been told by
her that the firm would not pay their
demands for 80 or so days. These for
eisners and laborers did not know
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
BOKE WORKING FOR
LEAGUES OF JUSTICE
Well Known Berkeley Professor
Booms Movement in the East
Especial Dispdtch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG. July George ]. Boke
of Berkeley and San Francisco. friend
of Francis ]. Heney, has been in Pitts
burg for the last two days in the in
terest of the newly organized league of
justice of San Francisco. Some Of Pitts
burg's most influential citizens have
become interested in the movement
among them Rev. Maitland Alexander.
poster of the Second Presbyterian
church. the most exclusive religious
body in Pittsburg.
The minister has been instrumental
in interesting some of the wealthiest
of Pittsburg's citizens in the movement.
especially those who are adverse to the
Calhoun Reed crowd. which controls the
transit facilities here. and IT is likely
that Pittsburg Will run close second
to San Francisco shortly in an enlizht-
ened crusade against graft.
Bolxe came here after visiting Boston
and Baltimore, where in his quiet way
he awakened a sentiment that shortly
is liable to bear fruit and cause an up
heaval in the political world of those
municipalities.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
CHINESE LOTTERIES
TO Be SUPPRESSED
Postal Officials Raid Three
Shops in the Chinatown
of Washington

WASHINGTON, July Enlarged with
using the United States mails for lot
terry purposes, three Chinese shops were
raided tonight and their proprietors ar
rested.
In dacn place large amount OF gam
bling paraphernalia was found.
The raid represented an effort OF the
postoffice department to reach the cen
ter of widely ramifyfng Chinese lot
terry scheme. 1t was expected thar AT
would be simultaneous with similar
activities in other cities, and II was
planned as result of many days OF
careful detective work OF postofice in
spectors.
Almost in the shadow of the dome OF
the national capitol. with hawkIlke
swiftness, Inspectors Kean and Barcley.
with dozen detectives and policemen.
swooped down upon the places and
threw groups of Chinese into conster-
nation. The Chinese soon lapsed into
silence. the six alleged proprietors-
Lee Hing, Lee Sam, Lee Huen, Lee
Hong, Lee Yu and Lee Kim-were bun
died into the police wagon. Great stacks
OF supposed lottery tickets. printed in
green, were seized in each place.
The inspectors think one of the places
ra1ded was the headquarters of the al
legged lottery system. with apparent
indifference to all that was going on.
the crowd of Chinese who freouented
the shops sat and looked on and denied
knowing anything of such matters.