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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08


Frank Kyasnick a. one Of Sour leading
farmers on Route s was in town Mon
day to meet his little sdapgh Inter Oh her
return from Blooming Prairie, Mimi.
where she has been attending school.
Frank added his name to- the Republi-
cans list Of paid in adyance subscrib-
ers. NJ ;55s. 52si
A deal tn real estate took place this
week between oluf Hagen and Fred
Fish, whereby Mr.. Fish becomes the
owner Of Mr.. Hagen's handsome rest
|dence on Main street VIZ. Hagen ands
that his house was too small forS his
increasing family and viii either build
or purchase a larger residence.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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from A.TlrIh The Times

-2<' ~ from The Times Il AZ VA ~ S
Mr.: a. Pardu returned Tuesday, 70
again lake up his studies at ST. EsIey
college. ! y IS :5i Ii II
!, Miss Elsie and dgar Briggs Left
Saturday for Montana where they viii
take up, claims. yy n; 4 3;3 i
Miss Kulstad visited a couple Of
days last week with her. friend, Miss
Hilda Anderson near Devils Lake ss
Miss Harvey and Miss seyersen re-
turned Saturday after spending va aa
ton at their homes. & II III
+ Rev. Pitman, Grace and Bessie Rich.
ardson are visiting their mother ne ii
Warwick. d.. !. n sssg n %;Y5' ia % 5.sE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bosworth Of DeY
ills Lake spent Easter with Mr. and
Mrs Barthe1d. ~ rs 'ats $aa5fS< u
William Abel and family nave NOV:
ed to the farm of o. P. N. Anderson
northeast Of town. ! 4 tt Il!
T. Miss Grace McNan1ara returned
from Minneapolis last Friday, having
purchased a complete line Of spring
millinery. :. III AL \: .a$
/ Miss Jennie Graham returned from
the, Mayville Normal Wednesday tic
spend Easter vacation with her par
ents, near Hampden. n z= $s 5E5 / /
Alfred Knight and family have NOV.
ed into the Montague residence on
King street which was recently yacat
ed by William Abel1., \. VII. !, gtE .2 :
Mrs. Ole, .Amundson was called tic
Devils Lake yesterday on account sot
serious turn in the case of he1
daughter, Clara, who is sick with ty
phoid fever at the hospital there. IL
John Foster, Abe Hanson, M. O'Mal
ley and Homer sResler returned Oh
Wednesd lay Of this week from Castor
Alberta. The party purchased eleven
quarter sections of land. 'EsS:'''
MIR. Crommett came up from War
wick Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family. He returned Monday in
his new Ford and was accompanied as
far as the Lake by Mrs. Crommett and
his daughter, Mabel Mabel left to re.
sumo her studies at the State universe.
! ty and Mrs. Crommett returned home
on the evening: train. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

No s hurs az, returning that even
ing: Ii the auto with Charlie Eng elhorn.
Miss Jessie steen returned to May
Vile Normal school last sVedne sday,
from which Institution she Will gradu-
ate In June.
ne Miss Lydia Hacker, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. g. ~. Meade,
returned to her home at perior5 is..
last Saturday B
Leo Studness, accom- panied by Geo.
lsofberg, {. Z. studness and a. 3. Mol
timer, drove to starkweather and
turn Tuesday IN the formers new Bu-
lex car. II, s;3;,
Prof. Bs u Wilson Is in the western
part Of the state oking over; the field
with 8 view to selecting suitable 10;
cation for the practice as law when
school Is out. 58 s5 SIS 4 81
q Mr. and g. Jacobson left Sat
urday. for Albert Lea, MINI, to ATTEND
the golden wedding anniversary Of
Mrs Jacobson's parents; Mr.; and Mrs.
Gland Erickson. III 4, a 4 /:
Miss George Chambers returned
from the Grand Forks hospital Sunday
feeling much better than when she
] went there hut still quite weak from
the operation. AZ sS S i I335s 5gk 4
Mr..andt Mrs. Hans Blegen left Tues
4 day for< Bottineau where they will at
tend the wed ding of the youngest
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Absal
omson,s former residents Of this sec
ton. 't +; srT 4: 4 L. + ss;sa{ s5 "A
H. DR.. Thor. Mohler of Minot was in the
city short time Monday. The doctor
was enroute to Lake Epsilon In the
! Turtle mountains where he. established
la simmer resort some years ago, ant
i The states .that there is much inquiry
for lots there this spring. s...s ss95 81.
l. l.; a letter from Banker Lysne recefv
ed this week 4bys one of our business
men states he expects to start fol
lhIo1ne about March %. He says. Mrs
Lysne is improving slowly, but not sc
fast as he would like, and that asst
climate and water agree SO well witt
her he may conclude to leave her ani
4 Mrs. Solberg there for a few months. h
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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: From The Republican

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John Wisher transacted business at
the county seat Tuesday and returned
home Wednesday. a.. :<:s an ys.5
G. c. Honey, the popular Edmore
banker, journeyed to our hustling burg
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Mower, agent of the Great Nor
thern at Weaver is expected to take
charge of the depot here this week. :
Miss Cecil vobayda and her broth
er Ludwig returned to the university
Tuesday after their Easter vacation
at home. - .s.,,.s.& =. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wolden. returned
Tuesday from Minnesota; where they
have been visiting: friends for a cou-
pie of weeks ~, = H., a., .. ~
Alcide ,Duquette, of lakewood, N. D.,
arrived in \ town yesterday to take
charge Of school No. 8, which opened
today. +
DR.. p. G. Nicholson is expected home
from Bowesmont this week. The doc
tors many friends are pleased to hear
that he is fully restored to health. !
Mr.. and Mrs. L. WI Eikenbury came
down from Rock Lake Saturday to Wis.
it their daughter and son-in- law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Shireman. -
| Julius Anderson of Devils Lake
bought the Thatcher far1ne near town
from his father and came over last
| week to take possession and work it.
'NThe Republican moved into the Post
office building this week We are now
prepared to do all kinds Of f1rst-class
printing on short notice. q. When in
town drop in and see us. 2'g - t.;
Alfred Bosland returned from Mime
sofa Tuesday. He has been engaged In
we'll digging here for the past three
seasons and has been successful in 10
eating good water. y, $780,. y-yss,.,,, 49,.
J. s. Anthony opened UP his genera:
store this week in the .Wandrasel
block. He has had to build a large
warehouse to accommodate his car-ant
a half load of new goods which arrived
this week H., - III J.,
W. A. zRiddell, Otto Anderson ant
John Connolly, all of Edmore, cam.
down Monday evening to attend tht
Easter ball. On the way down the.
! got off the road and were delayed
somewhat, but arrived in time to en-
4 joy pleasant evening. 10 :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

TO his house.
N Il. ~. Haggerty and family have NOV I'm
FED onto their farm. viii they recent
il pure chased Of Emil Carlson. Mr. Hag.S
gerty has built 8 sfine new house on
the place.
NJ Miss Gena stenli, was in Devils
Lake between trains Saturday
81 MRS. Chas. Nelson was sing Devils D
Lake shopping Saturday.
Fred Lang was Devils L yisitor
Friday.
Mrs. Garyey has moved onto her
claim south of Toxic S5sSs
MISS TIilma Freeburg went 70 Devils
Lake Monday enroute % Montana to-
which place she wiz gotyitl e couple
I5of Hampden ladies to file on govern
Iment land. z.s;
Peter Hintgen and family moved on:
| to the Stewart place west Of this place .
Hast week, and win work that farm this IL
season. $sE$
.A party of laJborers arrived II Toxic !
Saturday to work on the Great North. 4
ern near this place. 5s55 5<,,;,:S
Miss Nora Gregerson leaves Satur.
lday for her home ct Hayward, Wis,
after few weeks visit with her cous-
ms, Mrs. Amos Ellie kson \ and Mrs. y
Chas Nelson. 5ss 81 TN M
Simon Court, Of Fort Totten was Vis- !
|iting his brother Ignatius il this place
Sunday. s$: M y Is5SSh B M Il
The first baseball game Of the season
was played at Toxic sunda III 3s3s;
A: baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller Friday night. John! is 1
stepping high and passing out the. e. .
gars. ~ Ss5 e
5a3{J j. Thompson and / family moved to !
Warwick Saturday where he has as.
summed charge Of the section at that
place. %5 U a 5f9: 81 I$ + .s .s: .
Nick Grothe who has been spending
a week onShis claim near Williston, re-
turned home Tuesday, and will assume
charge Of the section north from this
place. During s1is absence Chas. 10th
len, was In charge ,li5sss%.s.5 .fss5r -
|S: G.. Smeal1ie is building a barn on his
homestead west Of Toxic. %.e + j, .y.4
Chas. Anderson was up from War
wick on business Monday. s,%,:. a.s..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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From The Sentinel

-. From The Sentinel
4. The Misses Anderson, Lee and Bur
ton, visited Devils Lake this week
Mrs. VIM. Richardson left for Ro-
chester, Mimi, Monday. 3.'. -n.iet5
Il Mrs: E. =: Rebillard has returned
from 9 visit to friends at Devils Lake:
Z The sheriff and states attorney We're
here from the county seat Tuesday,
Thos. o'Br,en of55New Ro oxford was
guest at the Smith home this week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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From The. Hustler !

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Tony Dion Of Grand Harbor was in
town on business Monday ss
Mrs. Schultz visited over Sunday
with; her parents at Devils Lake s5i.
Austin Z eavitte of Grand Harbor was
transa ctings business here Mopday {5%
Editor Chambers Of the Churchs Fer
ry Sun was in town on business satur-.
day. @ 5.. >s. 1 u 2& ~ 5,.:
( Miss Mae Muehlen made a business
trip to Devils Lake on Friday Of last
week: u Il :% +: 5.s<y5, u $:., 81 Il
Fred Bosworth Of Devils Lake was
in our village last week Thursday and
Friday. al 81 q %tt3 5=.. t (. nc
Mrs. Sam Strand Of Devils Lake was
in town Monday visiting with relatives.
Mrs: Buzzinger OF ,Bishee, is here this
week visiting with Mrs, VIM. stoeser.
9 The Misses Prendergast of Bartlett
are here visiting wit htheir brother
Walter this week. 5 4 Pr :~z I - .s :"
Charlie Richards Of Ka1ispel, Mont,
q former resident Of Penn IS here visi-
lsting with oil time friends. q No.
Mr.. Stewart OF Webster was seen on
our streets Saturday, shaking hands
with many old time frinds. 5ss u
]. Miller returned last week from his
western trip 4: y .$t M 4. s$s3 Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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From The Herald-News

&C., From The Herald-News 81 &, ii.
n. ]. Nyhus spen, last Thursday at
Devils Lake returning Friday. S'.
e. Dahl has completed nice addi
ton to his residence in the north par,
Of town. @ .,...s - ... ~. :.
Otto, Anderson has accepted a posi-
ton in the general store OF. o. A. Fro
warp. = ....
.,,,W VIM. Pennington LETT Tuesday for the
west, but we were unable to learn his
destination. .e..ss ~. -.
.fscsJ. e. Dougherty and family autoed
to Lakota Friday where they spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting relatives
Monday. -. - *,
Mrs. Dahl of Twin Valley, MINI.
returned to her home Monday after a
visit with her sister, Brs. Sandel Qua,
ley of this place. = =, - $780,.
Miss Estes returned to her Lakota
home after spending several days with
her friend, Mrs. R. A. Ogi1vie ct this
place.
Alton and Tilpher Thompson return
ed from Montana yesterday and report
that they did not think much Of it as
a farming country. 1' -''
Misses Helen Woldy and Olive AS
Jackson returned to the State Univer
sity Monday after spending the Easter
vacation with their parents at this
place. .
After spending the winter working
In Edmore, Leslie Howden left Monday
for his homestead south of Mooseaw
Canada Les Is a fine fellow and the
people of Edmore wish him the best
of success.
Gullick. A. Midboe, one of the thrifty
farmers northeast of here was a bust
ness visitor Monday He recently add
ed another quarter to his farm and Is
going to farm heavier than ever before
this year. He will put in six quarters
W. H. Jones left Tuesday for Devils
Lake where he has accepted a position
with the Aa;ber Auto Co. Mr., Jones
Is first class machinist and will work
at his trade with this company. His
family will remain here for the pres
: ent, but perhaps later on will move IL
the Lake. :, ~ Z f.
A. S. Idland, well known in this vi
"cinity, having homesteaded and farm
ed north of here for several years, re
turned Monday from his old home il
Norway where he has spent the las
three years. He says he had gooe
time but is satisfied to return to Ram
sey county to live. i-.:> ~ '>*''
M. A. lHoghaug, present Register o
Deeds, is greeting Edmore friends an,
also circulating his petition prepare
tory to seeking a denomination at tn
June primaries. Mr.. Hoghaug ha
made a good official and up to the pres
ent time no opposition has DEVELOPS
against him. Those who are in pe
i sition to know state that the records Q
his Office have been kept in fine shap
Sand no fault can be found in him; eithe
In or out of office. 53.~....
II Bank Examiner Oliver Knutsor
whom the Democrats seem to tax
E, pride in as one of Gov. Burke's sple1
Z did appointments, does not seem t
keep very good tab on his office. Their
Is bank at Lawton which has not ha
! its bank statement published legal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs d. I. Shay and chill
.dren have returne "a from an extended
visit to relative ia Minnesota
Mrs.sJ. 81. seimar Misses Clara and
Annie Anderson, yis1sse i with their par
{ents over Sunday at Crazy j.. II. He.
mark went to the Lake Monday and
accompanied them home
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

From The Sun
Miss Quigey, fformer chief telephone
operator AT this place Il quite iii at
Minot.
5sS5 s. I: Hanson and family visited
|at ~ TIC a1ses1 n B Olson farm near Brinamade
ESunday 55sSsss
Miss Helen Jones Of Leeds arrived
Tuesday and IS guest al the home of
Mrs. III. u. Murray
Charlie Eng ehorn drove down TO
Devils Lake in his auto fonday, re-
turning the folio wing morning ~
Miss e4orne1ia mbers returned
to Devils AXE Monday. having con
Guided her sworn duti e, al postmia-
tress ard editress.
Misses Emma Hlnge lIaorn and abel
Nee ormick went To Devils Lake ont
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Heroic deeds are poor collateral to
try to borrowing money on. 4 ST 4 FLY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-20
BOOkMAktRS RECEIVE THE
WORST DRUBBlNC OF MEET

would not have been quite 50 severe
had not the prices been 50 liberal. for
several of the favorites were overlaid.
the past performances of the winners
not warranting the long odds placed
against their chances.
In the very first race the talent
started in to clean UP the ring by
going heavily to Givonni Raggio,
which was held at the liberal price OF
two to one when the books opened
for business. Bertmont was deemed
the best by the layers. but the steady
play on Givonni Raggio caused Bert
mont's price to go up to to 5 while
the favorite dropped to the same with
plenty of takers In sight. Givonni
just rolled in after getting UP in tho
stretch. While Donaldo, the winner
Of the second race, was not the ia
forvite by any means. there was
enough play on the horse at 3 10 to
to make the bookies feel 1t when
cashing time arrived. The favorite
Beverstein, backed down from eight
70 five to six to five, was easily dis
posed OF by the winner to finish sec
ond. Sandiver, IN the third, was an
other one due for win which went
to the post heavily played at 2 IL and
2 to 1, while Eva Tanguay, opening
at favorite odds, soon climbed up to
2 to from eight to five. It was quite
race for the talent, the Spectators
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-20
vAvoRiTEs HELD At LIBERAL
eelcge ANo THE TALENT
naked IN THE COIN IN HUGE
cstUNks-LARoE CROWD WAS
PREsGNT.


fhe large number OF ladies who
took advantage Of the cay set apart
for them yesterday served to swell the
usual small Monday gathering at
Kupfrian's park to quite lsrge crowd.
Tor the grand stand was fairly well
Alled and the betting ring was the
aoeue Of much activity. The play was
quite steady. although not what might
BE- styled brisk. but those who did
try their hand at speculation were
veil rewarded for favorites were sue
oessful In most cases. all OF them
being extensively backed.
II WAS q bad day for the book.
Majors, tor the talent raked In the
coin IN huge chunks. Favorite after
favorfte romped home. much to the
1xuberance Of the great American pub
Nc present, while the layers watched
With s0rrowful countenances the win
1ins Of those heavily played choices.
The drubbing the books received
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-20
To Ship Horses.

Manager Strobe is now busy ar-a1r-
ing 70 ship the horses now racing
here to Tampa az the end Of the meet
ing at Kupfrian's park \ special
train will leave here on the L. & \.
on December Goth and will ne
equipped with Arms horse cars. bou4e
and sleepers. 1t is expected ther=
will be at least fifteen ears attached.
The steamer Morgan Will come from
New Orleans and Will carry one hun
dred and twenty-five horses and sixty
passengers and viii sail Oh tno Both
FOR Tampa from this port
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-20

asst quarter and his rider pleased Hiram
Tvs raced Gerando into defeat first half, but tired
$3.50: s furIongs: for 5-year dds and upwards;
ng; went 4.31. at S minutes. Winner, W. F.
lis. Trained by W. +. King. Value TO winner
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-22
AVIATOR DROPS 1875 FEET
Moisant Unhurt, But His Machine 1,
Wrecked.

New York. Oct 20.-The needless
ness Of moment came near being thu
death Of John B. Meisant, the Ameri
can aviator. while he was trying gu
his new Bleriot monoplane at Belmon
park
Molsant fell 125 feet and wrecked
his machine beyond repair. but pickec
himself out Of the dust unhurt an6
was just about to fly a mile to his anx
ious wife in another monoplsne wher
she rushed on the field in an automo
bile.
Are you hurt?" she stsmmered.
WHY. no; nobody ever gets hur
flying" answered Noisant; the acct
dent was my own fault for removing
my feet from the rudasr to regulate
the oil feed"
Moisant had just made two brilliant
turns of the mile and a quarter TRACK
when he took bis spill. A pun of wine
struck the tail Of his monoplane anC
swung II to one side. The aviator
quickly righted himself and then II
overconfdence lifted his feet from the
rudder to tinker with the oil feed tC
his motor. Instantly the monoplsne
swooped sideways. diyed 125 feet tC
the ground. struck on its right wins
and turned completely over.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-22
HUsTON's SENTENCE STAYED
Superior Court Grants a supersedeai
on Appeal.

on Appeal.
Philadelphia. Oct 20. - Promptly
upon receiving word by long distance
telephone that Judge Kunkel, in the
Dauphln county court. had imposed
sentence on Joseph NJ Huston. archi
tect OF the new state capitol, Georg:
S. Grahsm went before the superior
court and presented a petition for az
appeal. the same to act as q superse
deas
The principal grounds upon which
the appeal was based are that the de
PENDANT was convicted on incompetent
testimony; that the court erred in iti
refusal to charge the jury that under
all the evidence the defendant was lie
gally entitled to be acquitted; that the
jury gave a verdict OF acQuittsl on the
charge Of conspiracy and found hin
guilty on a charge which was not IN
the Indictment; that legal coercion
was used in compelling the jury "a
change It's verdict.
Huston was under $4,000 bail at the
time OF his trial. $4,000 bail on each oil
thirty indictments, which were divided
into two sets Of fifteen bills each. Al
his first trial Huston was acquitted
with Cassel.
In asking for a supersedeas appea'
Mr.. Graham suggested that the bail be
reduced to $4,000. The judges con.
suited over the petition for about
twenty minutes and then granted the
motion as presented. Mr. Graham al
once wired his associate counsel In
Harrisburg that Illusions sentence had
been stayed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-22
WHITE FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
Associate Justice May Get Hishes
Place on Supreme Bench.

Associate Justice May Get Highes
Place on Supreme Bench.
New York, Oct. Pot was earne,
that the latest candidate to be takeI
into consideration for the chief JUS
ticeshlp Of the supreme court OF the
United States is Associate Justice Ed
ward Dougless White. who has beef
on the bench OF the highest cour
since Feb ls, 1884 1t is further de
clared that the president, who is {
great sdmirer and friend OF the asso
ciate justice, has taken his name un
der serious consideration.
But 1t is known that Mr. Taft hal
not fully made up his mind In the mat
ter of this appointment and that h,
will not announce his decision unit
he returns from the Panama trip late
in November of this year.
While the question Of the appoint
ment of a successor to tho late Mel
vile w. Fuller is open. 1t can be sale
that the list Of candidates has mar
rowed down TO Justice Hughes, Sena
tor Root aud Justice White.
II has been pointed out that tht
chances OF possibility OF Senator Roo
taking the chief place on this bench
might depend much upon the outcome
Of the present political campaign IL
New York. 1t does not look likely tC
those who have followed the question
OF the chief justiceship that Mr. Roo
would resign his place In the senate f.
TIE state went Democratic and a Dem
ccraiic legislature was elected.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-22
WON'T ELECT TREASURER
Psnna. Supreme Court Rules WrIsh'
Holds Office For Full Term.

Holds Office For Full Term.
Pittsburg. Pa. Oct 2O.-The state
supreme count here decided that State
Treasurer Charles Frederick Wright
shall hold his position for the full tern
which expires in 1913.
An election Of a successor will take
place In 1912 and not this year.
Mr.. Wright was appointed by Gov
ernOr Stuart TO succeed jeremiah A
Stober. who was elected in the fal
election Of 1906 Mr.. Stober died be
fore he could assume Office
All the political parties have nomi
mated candidates for state treasurer
TO be voted for in November. The de
cision by the court will necessitate
changes In all the tickets.
The quo warranto bill on which the
decision was made alleged that no va
csncy existed because Of the appoint
ment by the governor. Secretary OF
the Commonwealth McAfee held that
Wright was appointed to serve only
until the first election following the
appointment when the vacancy could
be filed.
All nominations for state treasurer
will fall and Mr.. Wright will serve out
the full term for which the late Jere
miah A. Stober, OF Lancaster, was
elected In November Of last year.