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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

brouhte. God ollf lein eigenc8 She
ma 5ll fomnlcn, erflGrte Sr. Soopcr,
oo6 oie Staot iinun5icll III por5iia.
Iider &erfoIiung oaIteDc, sic babe
lett Dem 9ronoe Nnlcibcn int @etro'
&C Don S27,OO0Q00 bciullli9t nno ml.
bcrocm $I,263,0OO BON ocnn Mcltll'
d)cn W%arpldnoer Sono oeraltSgubt.
Mall miilic nber nit Der 3elt leinc
Sduloen bc5nblcn, mo 0a5li lci ice
Scr Gent Scr StcuercinfiiuIte Der
Stoot uotbia. 60 ioatc icber Gent
Der Sp%iritloicns 2icen5Scbiihren IN Die
Staotfulie cinNcliefert ncrben. Wall
brolld)c bc&bulh onrdau$ nid)t NIT
Ben Counties auf geIpamtem SllBe
81 lteben.
General Scarp Der Hruliocnt Der
Observation-Disclosures ,uar Der
ndd)itc Mconcr. Gr cr5d6ltc, iuic CT,
ais Gommun6ont BON Sort Sallcod,
bcrcit iuor, nit brci Gompagnie'n III
Baltimore cinjtrildcn, ulS CT bon lei.
mem colntunbircnocn 8cuerol infor-
mirt ipllroc, oob Baltimore in Stuns
DC lei. nit leinrr cigcncn WfiliS mo
lciuer Holi5ci Die Sronrng auircdt
5u erboltcn, cine SbotindJc, uuf iucl'
DE Die Stoot cpig ltol5 lcin fonne.
Soooun oing Heoucr ullI oic Ont
mIdllng Der Irbcitcn ull NbSugsta.
nnl'S pltem iibcr. Gum Shlnllc CT
maIntc CT nod Die N%nluclcnoclL ipenn
sic Motbmenoiafcit hcraltretc, cine
llclle NnIcibe uuIilhrln9cn, oaB orc
Mit9lIcoer ocS %ieItgebenoen &crcinS
Momn Iiir Mom fir Die 5lueitc Nns
lcibc itlnlmeu %iolltcn.
Sr. u. 2. @oloaborongb, Sefretur
oe3 MuuorS. iprudl il6cr nllnlcr@crf.
ten SDltem", meld)es, luic cr ertlGrte,
mad, Dem llrtbcil ouSmdrti9er Slgc-
nlcllre nad) lciucr %pllcnoung ieoeS
onoere Spltcm an Der otlolltllhell
&iiltc ilbcrtrciien weroc.
Ghc'' Sll9cnlcrr @orton lprod ilbcr
.Goo Sellcr.T eportcncnt" mo SEER
Scronlc Sopcc iibcr 6citlid)teitcn,
9oS arrangements. Gonlitc bcltonO
ans ben Scrren: $. ". Nolplanb,
&oriiber; Sobn u. @oplpooo, 2eon
Seli9er. Snmucl Z. SutcGart. Sire
ocrid Senoclbod), Souio 3. @rcen,
Gho1. $. &oofc, :. 5. 9roitlt. Soblt
Stndcrt. Sconorb 5. @olobeim.
Die Seamltcn ocS Gcreins linb: &.
$. Nuloettcr, Eriliocnt; $. ". Holus
lono. /. &iccprGlioent; =. 9. Green.
=. &icepr0liocnt; Sobn Studert,
SG,otmciltcr; Sobn 81, @oDiuoob, g.
trct0r.
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I'm aolScuen &ran3c.

-
NJ. mo Sruu Sucob Eriid, bon Der
b-MuOeirnItrabe feiera oas
Set ibrcr g0locneu @odl5eit i'm
3reiIe ibrer Snmilie. - Grucucrs
ten ibr ebe9eliiboc in Der Ct.
Mihacls Nirhc.
ST. ieItcuer Hiitiafeit i%eIerten &C.
tern @r. Sucob Braid mo ieine
8uttim Srmt GIiiobetb, geb. @efeI,
pcn Nr, 500, Siio- Maoeiraitrabe,
oos iSeli iDrer ~gotocneu Soh3eit. lin
s llbr g~elicru Tornlittag ernelerteu
JIG lu1brcno elmer icicrlid)en Mieiie,
Teld,e ourh &oter emil Geuier in
ser Ct. Miheals,airde celebrirt
rpurbc. iDr gbegcliibbe. Der fird)s
Iidjeu Ncier iolgte cine sSanlilienieicr
ii Ser @ubninng, az iuclfcr Ole Stint
Der, Gnfelfinoer mo ~llrenfcl Deg
>SubelpuareS theilnabmlel. IaS be
tnatc Sllbclpoor ipilrbe Don ieincn
Hlu0rrn lno lonltiaen Yeripauoteu
nit %lpcrtbuollen ScIhcnfen bcoadt.
@r. mo Srau Ernid, puroen ont
s.. Sulular 1859 iii Der alteu Ct.
WtidloclSfird)e on Eratts uno He9e.
tier StraBe ourd) Den ictt pcrltorbe.
nen Eater Heu oetralt. Ton oeu Der
Qliidiiden Che eutiproliencn aiiloern
Iebcl nod bic $50. Sobn S., George
unn Sobn j.. Eroldl nub Die 6raueu
Trco. @olbbed mo 9eiurih 9oriler.
Sr. Eroih iuilrbe am 8. le5ember
1880 IN Orb BET 8onbauicl, gebore,,
mo torncn ant 26. spril 1854. i,adl
Nmcrita, Sn 1866 pcrbeiratbete CT.
iifl nit iSyau aiula Marie. .se6.
Sern iucldc obcr bereits in 1853
o,ls Dem 2ebcn ihieo. lieier erIten
Che cittiproB cine Eotbter, icbt ssrau
Sobn Wiellein, mo ein Subj lpdter
gina or Die 5ueiie Che ciu. Sr.
Froilf lit Mtitalieo Der ySeilisen
Tarnilic" umo beS .Glemers : gltor-
&ereins" Der st. Widloels Stride.
Seine iebige Satin uuroe am 2.
6%ebruar 1910 in 8npern geboren
mo fam om I. Eooember 1868 nod
hiclem Hnnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Into ltnfol[ loifit g. ii d.
lid ab. MS CT. 8. 6. 9lofc
BON Nr. 1911, @eit2ofopcttc -apenl,e,
Der Coroner bes liiblpeltlid)en Eoli.
5eiolltrifto, aeItern Nodntittog nit
i%eillei1 Iutontobil ai,f Der Sone5
Sails Bride nobe Dem M%onlinlerital
Sbeoter eincm StraBenbabn. 8oggon
auSiucld)en poltc, clifton Die Sinter.
raber bcs slitos ouf oen @eleiien
ans, ipobei baS cine Mao obbrad).
Or. 9lafe ipliroe oi,f ooS StraBelt
pilaIier geid}leubert. tam ober mt
gang Ieihten 9erLesunaen oopon. Die
Wnihtre rpuroe gum Detrade Don
$500 beif1bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

M eBcIuppc. - Meiut oaS nc
Iiollrant bes '9rn. @ilbclm Sd)iparj
oil Der Ode bon 6airmonmt. Npeniie
uno Gbopclltrabe nod)mal 10 9roS
mare, mic cS lit, 10 marc cS geltern
9tbeno bod pol bciett gclpelem. ST.
Sd,or; peranitaltete nIn,lld) geitcrn
Elm Sdlod)tfcit, mo ba ieiilc aiid,e
10 nic 10 ais cine Oortrciflihe be.
FAINT. 10 pcriGlmten cS Die pielen
Gunocn u,o 1rcliioe oeS @altgebprS
nid)t, Sid) uoajdblid, cin5niinoen. .3u
Den id)madGoften Speiien liebcn iid)
bic Grid)icucnen Elm SloS @icBrer'6
Bier, onS &r. Sdlpors iein 81 bebon.
oeln perItebt ausge5eid)net id)lnsden.
Sir ltnterboltung ior9tc Frof.
W~ernSborier's Srdeiter. ouBeroem
Iicb Der r@dperiide M1nnrrd)or" II.
Der ytSair YlapsGlub" biibihc 2ieocr
erfliugcn. Neben leBtcre1 5lpei Ser.
cinan iuarcn nod 6uge9cn: Der st.
Wid)aelS Sitter . Gereiit," ser
,Tcntid1sdmerifaniIde Glib Ger 6.
@oro." Der rGeutide ,sllilger MGn-
rlcr.Gllb" lrb Der Baltimore Bay
err. 8arein. 9. q. g."
&err &arIaIinger i6mer
franz. Seit eii,igen .Sogeii. lit
Serr 9arl &linger, bon Nr. 54S, g9il.
%ioliitr, idiuer an SnpbuS erfronft.
Ger i'm b%ebanbclnoe sr5t Or. s.
Gbau9b beat trot oes boben glters
ieires Satiei,ten Soifnitng alif ieiac
@eneiun9. Serr alinger, peld]er
0sitte Der aft5iser Sabre Itebt, iid)
aber bisber Der bciten GeIunobeit er-
%frellte. 5og iif Dor Sturgeon cine CT
f1ltung 81, als er nnporiidtiger
Weiic Sfnee ihalifeltc. obrle ieine
BiiBe Beniigeilo geid]iist ;u baben.
e. itnrnrnt aus GeutId)Iot,o ur0 1T
eiiter Der dIteffen 2efer bee .Geut.
iden gorreipon6cnten1.
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yWarslano Snititnt."

Gniormclle Snipettion ser 1riifnus
ser 3oglinos. Nrbeitcn Scr abeao,
id)ulc. - Wiopor Mabool uno Der
Stubt.Gontrolcnr 9ooper, ionic
Bic Gireftorcn ;ugeaeu. = 8IGn.
Scloc 2eiihmsen Der Stiiler.
Gle jGbrlid)e Snjpeftion Der Sdui.
Ter. arbcitcn Ser abenbfIaiien bcs
,MarpIanb Snititiits" fano geitern
gbcno itntt. Mopor Mobool. Der
Stoot'Q ontroleur Sooper, @enerdt
Eeter 2earD unb bic 1ireftorcn oe5
SnItitl,tS nubmcn an ocrlelben SbciI.
mo Nile lprod)en iid) Oh Der boob.
ad)tetcn 6ortifritte i'm bod)itcnGrooe
t%efrieoigt aus. Nnd Ger SSnipeftior
IGno Cit GmpIong latt. BET weld)ern
Frdlioent Sobn ". Garter cine Nm,
Ipradc belt, IN Scr er iiber Die ip1b.
reno ocS oer9angcucn sSobres einee.
filbrten Henerimgcn iprnd) itno I'M.
ter anoerem oiif Die Sbatiad,e Bit.
mics. oab Die slbcnoflaiicu s%esenlpdr-
iig 800 3oglin9e 5dblcn. ipeld)e III
ibrer Ireicn 3eit iiir Sc pro Sabr
eliic Mltsbiloitnn erbalten, Die lie IN
hcn Stano Jest, had, a~biolpiruns
iBrcS GramenS III ltnIerem in0iItriel.'.
leh etdItlcnteiItS aoiin1dkasper.6c :
StelIia,scn i'll bethlehem. ST. Scr.
nlolun eilcrt, Snltruftelir fir media.
niIdleS 3eifnen, bielt einen iuterel,
'onten 8ortrdg, anf ,ueld)eu iuir nod,
lp0ter 5u lpred)en fommcn.
Nrunoc. - Gegen 1a3 llbr &C.
'tcrit Morgen brad, aiii m%nbefanntc
Weilc il, ocnn bon 5rou Mnnic So Tl.
ca bctricbenell 2oocn. Hr. 401, SiiO.
Gretcritr,, 6eiier aus, oas einen Sd)a.
oen bon ctluo $50 anrid)tete. Tolisi5t
George 6ritid) bon, oitlid)elt 0iitrift,
Ger ben &rano entocdte, alarmirte
Ole iSciicriuebr ino iuedte Ole Saini.
lie Der Srau SO Guea, ipeld)e iibcr
Dem 2ooen idlief.
Gin Brand. Der seitern 8orinittug
i'll 5"ipeiten Stodiperf Der 9obniuig
bon Serinon 6. Bette, Ger. $50. Hpros
Safcluoob.a peltlc. aitf- imbefamte
@eile aitsbradl ridiete ei,,cp Sta.
ben bon ettpa $t25 OF. 9ic Der.
%bronnten @egenitGnbe iuoreil nift
oerlid)crt. ~
Brad Gin 8etn. - Ser q
Sabre alto George 81. @ormait, bon
Nr. $40, Cartons oenue, elm s(nee.
itellter Der StraBenbabn . @eiell.
IfnIt. fie[ seiiern Tormittog 1T bent
an Cons traBe mo Nortb. Mpenue
beIilOliden S%traBeubobn 8aegors
id)uppel pom Sad) zines @ogaorS
uno bro6 oos IiHte 9ein. Ct ipuroe
mad, Dem S%taa.boipitnI iiberfiibrt.
Simmer bipa tie n. - Crtss
porIteber gu elmer 6rait): SD Der.
Itebe Gas nidt: SIR Sr,nse bot ooo,
eir,e CUTE Sfilbilouna. Der bdtte
ood) NAL gut no unterfommen fo,,.
nert, unb MN miro er bei'm GoreIIen.
| itehlelt ohdPfaefi" - Wo in yoc,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Simmer abnartem - Crtss
poriteber gu elmer 5rai,): SD Der,
itebe Sas nidrt: SIR Sunse bot ood,
eine CUTE Sdulbiloung. Der bdtie
oot nal gut no unterfomnlen f0,,.
aer. unb MN miro er bei'm GoreIen-
lteblen nbsefaBti" .No. it Iog'3
ia: 10 ein hummer aerIl $dit CT
mid. tnorten fo,tnsn7 G3eitsrn III EN-
grief s~etorrten. Dos e dfs pso1ti-
tant BET einer acffe eintretet tcnnta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

&niormcIle Snipettion Scr Yriiiung
ser 3oglings. Nrbeiten Scr abeno,
ldlllc. - WiaDor MabooI uro Der
Stobt.G ontrolcnr @oopev, ionic
bic Circttorcn 5iigeaeu. - 8lah.
Scloc 9eiitlmgeu Der Sdiiler.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Be scrupulously exact about paying
my church tithes, and turn a hungry

BE scrupuionsly exact about paying
my church tithes, and turn hungry
man from my door? >,
Prepare my home for guests by put
ting It IN q state Of immaculate clean
Illness, and myself in a state of ex-
haustion that means ill.temper?.
Live always in the morrow, forget
ting to be glad today when the sun is
shining? ....
Let the fact that my bonnet is in its
third season obscure the truth that I
have a good husband and a happy
home?
Allow myself to be persuaded that
the world owes me something when
know right well that I don't deserve
that half that ! get?-The Designer
for October. >,.s~ ,~? ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
EooTed.; e

~ o. 5Et48 Eooteds
He was a doctor and was patiently
waiting for his first patient. IL
Thought be; III the mountain WIN
not come to Mahomet, Mahomet. must
GO to the mountain AID as p }
will not seek me out must needs seek5
them out" '''~.,st = y NJ: -7z5-
He strolledl through the cheap mar.
ket and presently saw man buy NIX
nice cucumbers. u. u q.
Here's CHANGER said he and fol-
lowed him home. Il nv IS s 5ssat
Patiently heswaitsd afor Pour Iong and
lonely hours. and about midnieht the
front door quickly opened, and the man
dashed down the steps. S}3ss$55
He seized him By the arm and cried.
earnestly: LID
do you want a doctor r.
! ''No" replied Che man roughly
want more cucumbersr - Londo An
sWers. .s;@d vi L; H<ia9D
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Hun ING PER
MITS GRANTED
Continued from nsEe one,

bank, Brocket; Thos. E. Morgan
starkweather; Frank Moylan, City;
G. B. Halle. City; s. M. Ferguson,
Brocket; I. Avelstad, Brocket; Axel
Nelson, Starkweather; Elmer Kolstad,
Warwick; a.. ]. Halliday, City; H. E.
Jewell, City, J.~P. Tucker, City
Frank Schultz, City; Chas. ]. Anton,
City; j. E. Mclaughlin, City; G. L..
Gilbertson. City; NJ. Bail, Penn; JAS,
L. Bepson, Penn; Jos. Crea, City; R.
A. Ogilvie, Edmore; DR.. S. Meisel,
Garske; Omer Herzog, Edmore; A, A.
Stark, Edmore; Melvin Woldy, Ed
more; B. J. Mowers, Edmore; R. San
die, Doyon; VIM. Pitt, Crazy; John B.
Clemens, Edmore; F. A. Dion, Grand
Harbor; Henry Olson, Grand Harbor;
G. A. Wimsatt, Starkweather; A. J.
Beal, Starkweather; Geo. O.. Lang,
Crary; J. N. Webster, Crazy; H. Kop-
pang, Edmore; M. D. Butler, Brocket;
o. Wedell, Garske; C. I. Grimes, City;
F. McCracken, Crazy; Donald Stewart,
Crazy; Ernest Turner, City; Jas.
Burns, Derrick; H. M. Doe, Hampden;
A. B. Brandt, Hampden; Jas. E. Code,
Hampden; H. T. Shepley, Hampden;
Mrs. c. 4. Morton, Hampden; Thos.
F. Brown, City; Joe White, City; H.
Halvorson, Penn; Carl Thorgramson,
City; Chas. Hamilton, City; E. A.
Rainboth, Churchs Ferry; E. J. Tan.
ner, City; M. B. Austin, Hampden;
Harold Anderson, Hampden; O. Mix.
kelson, Garske; Martin Olson, Hamp.
den: E. L. Fletcher, City; W. A. Nc.
Nary, Maza; O. c. skyberg, Penn; F;
E. Gessner, Penn; A. E. ,Gessner
Penn; Hans Hanson, Edmore; An.
drew E. Anderson, Churchs Ferry;
Peter Ragan, Webster; Chas. Fitzpat
rick, City; Chas. Beecher, starkweath
er; G. E. Mccarthy, Hampden; o. P
N. Anderson, Starkweather; Oscar
Hooker, Brocket; J. j. Austin, Brock
ct; Chas. Harvey. City; Herman Mel
son, Starkweather; DR.. J. B. Thomson
Churchs Ferry; D. D, McNaughton
City; G. B. Pillsbury, City; VIM
Schultz, City; John Schultz, City; C
E. Day.. City; Peter Koncyak, City; A
M. Mikkelson, City; W., Mavus, City;
E. A. Dexter, City; Chas. Fletcher
City; S. Erickson, Edmore; F. H. Hy
land, City; Fred Magnus, Starkweath
er; A. Nicholson, City; John Johnson
City; Perry Hanson, Penn; Ed Haug
lum, Penn; Fred Jones, City; M. M
Van Osdel, Edmore; c. P. Martin
Doyon; VIM. Hurlburt, Crary; W. F
Kelby, City; P. c. Vernon, Doyon;
w. M. Logue, City; W. S. Rankin
City; B. E. Baldwin, City; R. c. Chap
man, City; Geo. Stephan, City; Otto
Garske, Garske; S. F.. Clark, City;
VIM: R. Boyd, City; Henry Rutten
Crazy; G. E. Mari, Crazy; J. M Or
chard, Crazy; VIM. Schwager, Hamp
den; Chas. Oakley, Edmore; O. c. j
Wig, Edmore; T. A. Olson, City; Peter
Elverson, City; Frank Smith, Penn:
John Goodwill, Penn: Thor Nestegard
Penn: w. H. Brown. City; Raymond
Nicholson, Crary; Max Garske, Gar
ske; Mike Swinton, Garske; NJ A
Miller, - Crazy Ernest Anderson
Crary; Ray Mays, Edmore;. John
Paul, Starkweather; D. E. Craig, Ed
more; c. A. Sagen, Edmore; Mathia!
Gloden, Freshwater; Jos. Foubert
City; Geo. Kombasus, City; r. y
Traynor, City; A. Buseby,A City
Wm.s Bolden, City; Gus jacobson
~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
NONRESIDENT.
Aq.: COLLEGE Short Talks
lTalk PreparedsbyE Q. O. Churchill, AS

(Talk Prepared by Q. o. Churchill, As
sIstant Asrononlists 1 n. %. A, c.)
Winter wheat gives promise Of be-
Ing successfully grown in North Da-
k xootaaa il given the proper conditions
and culture. s,s.. \. 5s s5 *. j 5ss.,
1T has never been a success at the
Fargo station The reason for this Is
that we have been trying to grow a
hardy, strain, and have; not tried to
nurse It thru the winter No protec.
ton has been given It. PVT; J; s=
Sow only, a small area until more Is
known about how to best handle win
ter Wheat. Ten acres Is enough, and
Ave Is better still. 81 4. .$3s .55I4
rs Winter wheat should be stubbled In
orS soWn among. plants that will give
| e protection thru the winter. A sin
gle disc drill Is best for this purpose,
asss IL will SOW # more deeply than viii
the double disc, 81.
Winter wheat should be- seeded by
| the middle of August and dnot later
than the first Of September. The,
purpose OF sending ont this bulletin
AFT this time is to caat Hon against lite
seeding. The rate per acre should be
from 5 to s pecks.
@ Turkey Red issthe best variety. Can
adian seed Is no better than our home
grown slsS:
l Seed Is dificult to obtain. The far
mers seem to have contracted all they
ihaYe to the seed houses. and their ads
III the farm papers, and also those Of
FARMERS who may be selling direct to
the buyer, should be watched for.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

John W. Maher will make farm
loans that you can pay of any inter-
est4payment date ,Sz$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
B! Smith, Hamar; Myrtle weaver,

B.! Smith, Hamar; Myrtle Weaver
Hampden; A. B! Larson, City; Leon
ard Sharf, Webster; A. L. Crawford;
Crazy; Frank Sherman; Lawton; W.
H. Jones, Edmore; Joe schonour,'
Hampden; Guy o. Firman, Crazy;
Jesse Tallman, Starkweather; Chas.l
Eden, City; II. Huesen, Jr., City; VIM
Gosha., Starkweather; Nels Nielsen,i
City; W. R. McCarty, City; A. L.
Freeborn, starkweather; Daniel Lee,
Webster; ). J .SM6Guire,, webster; w.
er p Oleson, starkwaeather;; J. Maza-
kaliouni, Fort Totem: W. c. McCaul-
ey, City; R, Rhodes, @City;G. o. >setty, 4
starkweather; Joseph Jilek, City; w.
S. shirk, City R. F.. Brooks, City; G.
Hollopeter, City; s. schiliee, city; J.
M. Miller, City,: ]. t. Strayer, Penn;
J. NJ. Morgan, Grand 9Harbor; w. F.
Cramer, City; o.. L. Stanard, TDoyon; I
C. M. Fisher, City; Ole H. Nesseth,
Crary; Alois Louis, Crazy; Abe Gunn,i
Churchs Ferry; Christ Peterson, City; 4
VIM. J. Ellis, City; Roy B. Conant, 4
| City; John Littlehsh, Fort Totten; 4
Carl J. Kjelbertson, City; Archie CHS
holm, City; John cKripatkan, City;
Christ Wang. City; David Smith, Fort
Totten; III Steve, :Retleg, a. Wahpeton; i
James Rtddick, Bartlett; Merle r. Ad-
Ter, Brocket; Homer Resler, Stark
weather; G. e. Mckinley. sBrocket; H.
r. Aslakson, tEdmore;E Isaac Wright
City; Phil Ritter, Doyon; RE- Mel
son, City; B. A.aFahl; City; Ben Har-i
ris, City; Alfred D. Sprague, City,; Ii
Clark, City; E. H. cCahan, PENN:
Willis Hill, Grand sHarbor; &Nels. Sor-5
bel, Fox Lake; A. Forslof, Crary; J.=A.,
Hartman, Webster; John > Rowland
Starkweather; W. L. Barnes, City;
Ernest Hudson Hamar; Ernest Rice.
Crary; John L. Graham, Crazy Sarah
Mfer, Crazy; Elbridge Rice, Doyon; G.
e. Joslyn, City; James Stewart, Crazy;
Sam Bye, Crazy; Jacob Horwick, City.
,sss ssss. NONRESIDENT. -. 81;
{c. A. Wheaton, St. Paul; II. e.
Thompson, st. Paul; Shepard Krech,
ST. Paul; J. ". B. Scarborough, Gin,
einnati, o.; C.. 3. Thompson, st. Paul;
e: r. Bailey, st. Paul; #. p. Shepard,
st. Paul; S. c. Thompson, St. Paul;
L
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

Who teaches often learns himself ~
italian proverb. x d Ill. ;,,,ssss5s5s 81;
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WOULDN'T, NC Id YoU -
Talk Of the family and personal aaf-
fairs To the butcher, the baker and the
fneighbor,s hired girl
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JOHN HIM

place of business to be business
business You don have to it whole time
All enterprise and Lots of people making
good business deals their time Why don't IN and
money changing hands the mareace of
the Ounnmakers Right these cnterprSng Munnmakers
dong what dongreading the Standard They
the lmnmaScr classified ads for good business chances
They taking hold the good offers that the Nnmaers adj
yerse Why don't you? They picking bargains When they
bay thing that they need it is profit YOU do it. Not
by merely thinking about but by doing it, They don't stop when
they the Munnae They up adj
verse they HIM Why don't you? The NIunnmakcrS
cam and drop lap They show where the
money is but they don't pick put your pocket
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UPHoLsTERING G. REPAIRING
EXCURSION TO CANADA
August 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
rates 10 Cardston, Lethbrldge, Ma
Grath. Raymond Spring Coulee and
Stirring. Tickets good for return to
September 18th. Ask any O. S. l.
Agent for rates and information re-
garding train schedules, etc.
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N. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Probate and Real Estate Law Special,
ties First Nat. Bank Bldg Phones
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wooDMeN OF HE WORLD.
LEGAL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore exist
Ing between Ida NJ. Goldman. William
C. Husbands. and ]. Westerman, doing
business under the firm name and
style of Idlewild Resort Hotel COM
pany of ogden Canyon, Utah Is here
by dissolved by mutual consent. The
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a. c. HORN-Attorney-at-Law -Law-Of-
fee over Badcon Drug Store. seek
the business of all parties, am at
torncy against all corporations and
monopolies. Prepared to transact any
and all kinds OF legal business.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Furnished house. call
mornings, 769 23rd st. "a 1wk
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.
MASONIC.

Queen Esther Chapter No. a. o. F.
S. Regular meetings held at Masonic
hall on Washington avenue. between
Twenty-ffth and TwentysiXth streets
the nrst aud third Fridays of each
month. Sojourning members cordial"
~ invited 10 attend.
EVA T. COREY. w. NJ.
LILY V. HALSTED, Sec'y.
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Market Place of tI2e NEuHz2n2frrla
or to One
FRATERNAL.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

WaSatch Division No. 124. o. r. c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:30 p. m In X. of P. hall. corner
Washington avenue and 2fth street
All brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
GEO ALLEN. C. c.
.. L. BOYLE, S. and T.
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:. ?. Observation-Disclosures
Rooms 407-40S First National Bank
building. General practice.
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FOR RENT.

UNFURNIsHeo HOUSES.
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FRATgRNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Fraterna1 Order OF Eagles. Ogden
Aere. No 11S F. o. E, meets every
Wednesday evening In Eagle hall east
of Reed hotel, at 500. Visiting
Brother Eagles are invited to attend
the Aerie meetings
A c. FIELITZ. w. President
E. R. GEIGER. Secretary.
DIR. II. b, FORBES. Aerie Physician.
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AIVoRO & ANYTHING, Bell 333.
S-2-tr
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ABSTRACTORS
ARCHITECTS
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

sHReeVE 6 MADsEN, 1st Nat. Bank
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Ogden Business Directory

Advertisements in this column cost
75- per line per month, payable in ad-
NNnCC.
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MODERN wooDMeN OF AMERICA,

Utah Camp No. 1890. Business meet
ings first and third Tuesdays. Team
drill second and fourth Tuesday nights
at s p M, Eagle Hall
A. w. AGEE. V. c.
j. II SHAFER Clerk.
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E. p. G. t-KS.
ODD FELLOWS.

Ogden Lodge No. S, Independent Or
der Of odd Fellows. Meets in l. o. o.
F. hall every tuesday evening. Visit
ing brothers cordially Invited to be
present.
JAMES MACBETH. Noble Grand
HENRY K!SSEL. Secretary.
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LADIES OF THE MAccAeees.
NEIeHeoRs OF AMERICA,

Excelsior Cam? No. 324O, meets
every second and fourth Monday even
ing of each month at the Eagles lall.
Visiting members cordially invited.
MRS. MiRY DORA. Oracle. 365
Twenty-second street
JOSIE RHEA, Recorder, 25S 22nd St.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMGN.

ogden Homestead No. 1906 meets
second and fourth Thursday nights mt
1880 in *. c. hall. No 2473 Wash.
Ave Visiting archers cordially In
vited to meet with us. Henry BuTchell
foreman. 2S2 Pend street. Laura M.
Wean.. correspondent, Sos 27th St.
Aurel!a Croker. Lady Rebekah, 1865
Wall avenue.
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S. T. CORN-Attorney-a Law-2O7-
POS First Natl. Bank Bldg
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JOSEPH CREZ-Att ttorney ey-And
Counselor at Law, 30 and II First Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Ogden, Utah. Both
phones Notary,