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BUCKLES FOR EVENING SLIPPERS

Your inclinations need not end at ''only
looking, for buckles OF really excellent
design are quite within your power.
Match the kid or satin of the evening
shoes. Or If YOU wish it, use silver or
gold tissue for a dazzling contrast. The
choice of beads is so wide that 1t were
foolish 10 limit the maker to certain
colors or forms. Suggestions are mere
ly offered which point the way TO the
decorated end.
There are attractive round forms
which are sufficient for any slipper
When added to q tulIe or gauze frill in
such way as to furnish the sparkling
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used as the central decoration, while
oval ones Of the same color outline the
edge.
These buttons look extremely well
when nesting among circular qulIings
of tulle or gauze
The buckle forms are not difficult to
make. The soft material lends itself to
mtteHng and the decoration is quite
simple. Beads. OF course, come nobly to
the rescue: but in the iris design a
brush in the hands of an artist will do
wonders. Hand-painted buckles give
distinction not to be obtained by the
bought variety. The colors are yours
to decide. and gowns and shoes can be
exactly matched.
When making the oval buckle. kid Is
recommended, for it can be stretched
smoothly over the pasteboard form.
The little bow is another suggestion
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have generously and freely shared with
the jug its shape.
Those OF Celtic origin made IN primi-
tive Britain. were surprisingly ike the
vessels OF the American Indian squaw.
but they soon took on an interesting
form and decoration which easily de-
fined their use as drinking cups.
Green earthen pots
we're used as mugs by EHzabethan gen
tlemen, and drinking cups bore the
Tudor rose or the monogram Of queen.
Jugs designed 10 entertain the drinker
were not rare: some took on the shapes
of bears and other animals: one was a
Ssr-famed owl jug" which was. IN
reality, a pitcher.
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accompanied the breaking of this rule
The tyg as name for the handled
jug belonged to the Staffordshire pot
ters. and some of their earliest decora-
tions are notices written in black raised
letters and dotted over with yellow
spots. The early potter, In the days of
earthenware, was but an artist in en-
bryo. although he took pride in his
pieces as were designed for his friends
and which bore such notices as
The best is not too good for you.
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Lace bIouses are irresistible when
clean. but the undeniabie fact OF the at
traction between lace and dirt hangs
over our heads like a sword of Dam
ocles. Ordinarily, we cannot afford to
have these waists cleaned at the ex-
pensive establishments, and the soap
and-water treatment seems 10 rob lace
Of its first glory.
There is a special dry bath for your
white lace blouse that is very success
ful A large hatbox and d pound of -four
are necessary. Place the garment in
the box and sprinkle -four over and
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easily carried out Tie or sew the ma
terial in the bow form and then applique
the beads in way 10 suggest the
markings on butterfys' winss.
OF course, beads give decoration IN
the quickest time. but embroidery in
silk is equally good looking.
There is no reason why one pair OF
evening slippers should not have three or
four sets Of buckles and thus be made
to do double duty. The ornaments must
bring the gown and the slippers into q
color harmony. They viii do this at
surprisingly low cost
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HMu Ahw hit MraMe A2NNlH

T CONOAIY includes various things.
II but the majority Of practical wom-
IL IN viii concede that true economy
emphasizes the proper care OF things
and the skiIful manipulation whereby
one article is made TO play double
useful role.
Now. there comes a day that can be
well spent in your home. when reno
walton and cleaning viii be in order, and
your wardrobe ought TO emerge from
this ordeal rejuvenated. 1t is unnec-
essary 10 add that the cost is-weI.
practically nothing.
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TUG. IN old England. was a term de
rived from the French and then
y corrupted either in its meaning or
Is use until it came TO stand for q
c-ock a cup OF a mug. Flagon and
Ntankard meant much the same thing,
and basin, as well as bowl was used in
terchangeably with Jug. The chalice, the
pitcher and the pipdn-all old terms
were vessels too, and they seem 20
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SOME NOVEL DESIGNS IN CANDLE SHADES

the model you are copy
ing, just as an artist
would first make a
sketch, and you will
make more successful;
finished work.
The brOadest of these
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having a hole In its
center. and also
painted black, may
be glued into place
in the same way. or
the shade may be
made without this
top.
The lights made
of parchment or
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scissors and backed with transparent
parchment colored purple. The paper of
this shade is tinted a creamy tone.
Shade making is fast developing into
a profession for women: it is already
an art, and the demand for candle
shades is so great-because they are per-
ishable-that women who go into this
work find 1t profitable field indeed.
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light brown. the leaves a pale green,
and run their color off into the border.
which Is mottled green and gold band.
The background should be tinted deep
cream.
For the shade with the curved edge
the leaves are pale green tinged with
silver paint to match the border. and
the iris blooms, which are designed with
stencil lines, are cut out with curved
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stems. Dry thoroughly and press and
then paste into place. Now you will OBJ
serve that certain of the blossoms run
over upon the frame; draw these last
OF all, and color them orange upon the
black with quite thick paint
Having completed this shade. the
others will be mere play. They are both
six-sided models, and made upon heavy
water-color paper. Each section is cut
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"ODAY the evening slipper IS almost
incomplete without a jeweled or
- nament of more or less intricate
design. If you have priced buckles or
buttons for dressy slippers you have
probably turned away with a sigh from
the extravaganza of bought pair.
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thin water-color paper will be cut
just large enough to allow of a mar
gin for pasting against the back OF
the frame. After the japanese
flowers have been traced upon them.
color their backgrounds cream and
the flowers deep orange with black
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- 81 viMhe~ ~ECoNg11EeAl g}1fE5 WorlAN

through the material Allow the blouse
70 remain in the -four for a day Or two,
then remove and brush thoroughly.
When the cleanser is completely re-
moved your blouse will be clean and
ready to wear.
You can freshen your corsets by rub
bing the surface with art gum or soft
eraser. The operation is very quick
and easily accomplished. and the change
in the shade Of the corsets is astonish-
iRg.
That white Quill, which has lost some
Of it's jauntiness through the acquisition
Of dirt and discoloration. can be brought
back to a clean life by a brush and
color may be used. Water colors are
easily applied. and an iridescent effect
Is within your reach If certain colors
are combined or placed in juXtaposition.
The dress shield must be kept fmmac-
ulate Frequent and careful washing
will do this. Soapy water to which
few drops Of ammonia have been added
is all that the shields require. This
water must not be hot. for the rubber
or composition lining will melt away if
heat in any form be applied. That is
the reason why shields must not be
ironed. A careful stretching will keep
the shields in shape, and they may be
used over and over.
AS final touch in this valuable days
work, the soiled party slipper that is
of white kid or satin. Oil paint should
be used. and blue or pink is quite sue
cessful. If the satin slipper is TO be
colored. turpentine should be mixed with
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designs Is planned for four-sided shade
known as the mission shape, because
OF fits absolute simplicity of style The
makers term the frame; this is cut
from stiff cardboard and is painted
black and put together by strips of
passepartout tape gummed along
the Joints underneath. A square top,
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TTOU viii need q sharp knife,
solid table or board and mani
- cure scissors for the making Of
candle shades; and then you will soon
realize the necessity for a compass
and ruler, for even although you
trace the outlines and designs here
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out with absolute accuracy and gummed
to the next section with the passepar-
tout tape in white.
The water-color work is done first.
necessarily and the sections are dried
and pressed before they are joined
Color the cattails and stems a warm
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given. YOU Will find Il advisable to do
= lightly and TO true them UP with
tools since traced work is never very
Accurate.
- Cardboard and water-color paper
are the prominent materials for the
shade; psssepartout tape and water
colors enter in. Experiment on plain
paper TO see that you understand
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the paint to make it almost a stencil
dye Apply with brush and there
will be new pair in place of the hope
Tess ones.
These are just suggestions to the prac-
tical woman. who can follow the lead
ing points and from them depart into
paths that suit her individual needs.
But it must be admitted that to be
clean nowadays does not necessitate an
avalanche of bills, and that cleanliness
is frequently next to economy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28
NOTICE OF nGoRTGAGE SALE BY AID.
z.Easss$. VERTIsENENT. II s.t

! Notice. is Herby Given, That that GER.
SIaln2m0rtgage executed ana delivered by:
sM1aryEzD. JUDD, and Frank IS. Judd, mort
dated the fist day of November 1904 and
filed for record in the, Office of the regis
9tersoI. deeds Of the 4county9of Ramsey, !
and state Of North Dakota on the t2gnti;
44Say5ofs.o November 1904, and recorded in
be forec1osed by a sale Of the premises
IN such mortgage and herinaft ter deScrib-
ed ,atHthe front door Of the court house.
n n ths,ety Of Devils LakesIii The county
"a :. the hour Of one O'Clock p. M, on the
55ths5day Of March, 1910. to satisfy tue
a az due upon said mortgage 81 the,
The premises described IN such mort
gage, and which viii be sold to satisfy
TO- 1iand Il. IN BLOCK S., ii the city 81
sTEbbl are tpp eif; g Elimination T. sa,a mort
gageethat If the taxes are not paid when
due the : MORTGAGE may declare - the
whole sum secured thereby due and de-
fault having been made in the payment
nortgagors having failed to. pay the
taxes assessed against the premises and
signed, MORTGAGE has elected to declare
amount secured BY said mortgage due.
49, There will be due, on, such mortgage
at the day Of sale the sum Of six hun
dred and nineteen dollars. including
from tax sale besides costs and Expenses Expenses
tt9f. sale and attorneys fees allowed by
Plated 4 Devils Lake. Nd, January T.,
@:53 CLARK W M Kslllsy ssa.
M. Anderson, attorney for mort
= -
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VITAL srArrsrTcs.

NOTICE TO. PROPER OFFICERS
Where no physicianSis employed 1t shall
&be the dut y of tie parents to give notice
TO the proper officer within whose juris-.
$glction# they reside, Of the births and
deaths of their children or Of the pres
ence Of any infectious or contagious dis
ease occurring within their household,
Within tWenty-four hours, or three days
II aOutside OF Incorporated limits OF cft-s
les towns and villages as to births and
deaths only. Of such occurrence and the
oldest person next kim the keeper orE
other proper officer Of every 4Workhouse,l
spoprho4se, reform school, jail. prison, 4
hospital, asylum, or other publicSor char:
OF any birth, death, infection or contagi-
Gus disease occurring among the persons
under his charge. Whoever neglects or
sTefuses to give such notice within the
period. Of twenty four hours, or three
Ca Tvs II outside Of Incorporated limits of
cities: towns and villages as to births
and Geaths only after the occurrence Of
sush birth, death or Infectious or contag-
iDils cist ase, shall upon conviction for
felt assum not to exceed twenty dollars:
ed by law. t-s% "a 2SE, e. ID q 63 -
eth Dove and foregoing is published
In accordance with Sec. 293, Chap. 4. Re-:
5Yised. Code 1905.s' 80 n va. n 3. s. n
= r. ". .Bice,,#
County Auditor.
II DATED at Devils Lake, NJ d. this / Stfi
day OF January 81 0. !.@H .s's II $500
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28

ss.$ Mich Misb randed f %s5ss.
lose Tomat oes,B Big g III ,, brand. Pro.
Queer or jobber, Roberts Bros,
i Baltimore, Md. Short weight. MA 6:
/; s55 ..s Ice Cream.
16505 Ice Cream. Producer or jobber,5
Thomas Bros, Neville, N. D. But:
5ss ter fat ~ per cent. n :$s.$
4 $50 Ice Cream. Queer Or jobber,
j Randolph Confecti War
4 wick, d. n Butter fat 3.S per.
z;sB cent. Gelatinf present. # NJ
cent. Gelatin present.
i 5--Ice cream. Prod ucer or jobber,
gss3$ p. Rand lph, Warwick, IN. D..
Butter fat u per cent. Gelatin:
Il present. ;:$ N w $s vs.
E6559Ice Cream Prod lcer Or jobber,
4 5 5s5; Ward-O Wsley Co., Aberdeen, SD.
Butter fat 8 per cent Gelatin pres:
] ent. I! :E Vi
1856 4-Ices Cream. Producer or jobbers;
81 G. Nelson, Larimore, N. ID
Butter tat q 2 per scent. Gelatin
present. & u 81 y; & re
6565--Ice Cream, Gelatin. Producer: az 81.
" iobber, onarch Ice Cream Cos
lt1SW adena5'@: MINI. Butter fat 1856. 1876
percent. M Il 81 s5s$ S.;
/ 6566Ice Cream, Gelatin. SProducelao
h! sS jcbbef, w ). d.. Manc chester, w ahpes
ssf d. Gelatin nres,ant IL, Is 80
aantit les. s he: *ss rs
& 6567Ice Cream. Producer Or jobosssys
b. Bauer. hnefcn, 5M Z IS = ,1@;
branded 1t a3 II : 2 4 Us .a
Cream rrof, \ cers =: s =,
sEsS NJ Sill werner. & VYabS,e IA,
4. ;ittsr fats e.s psr@ 8 Al S.'s'
|, 6569-Ice Cream Pyod,cey: ~ j ;tst,ss
Ed. kline. %Wahneton X N ~
e,s..*5ss Batter fat, rs per cent. .s=s.
& 658ss--- aelatin Ice Cream. sProdi,cte- .ois
jobber, Eugene Smith, IN mot.
D Rutter fat q q II n s, -
Ice cream POD s.. TO- 81 ~ y,
Il mar ~ s1 III. w. u
iIev fs;tV ~ !, o,:1ea4 - s
ner cenf Mncbz ga,s ~,
S6685Ica Srrsa,; praS =, Y
s. -Thoresnn Va1iev INV, 49, ~, I
/, ss Butter fat snerS 'cests ~ cei,tin
Starch atS 'aa11
6586-Jce cream PrnS, ~. 81
$ w 4 (Witter. vaI1ay CIV 81,
I s Gelatin nrasant SO = Il =
i 65s7NIce rrsa ~ A. - - IS.
tcss9I Monarch Ice Graam ~ : M; ye,
3s MINI. Gelatin nrase So, - "A -,
ssE:. IL rga nnanfit;as ~ g starah 1Aiso
66q7-Ica Graay, ,t ia ~, U L Z, ,rS
i4E3l Smith ninIr; NJ n Ns,,, -. -
81 = 1,aioti, lsoaaa -. =. alu7
" eeoe - $500 - nssls: 8 .os..s
4 80 W Fraan,.,, E,nI.i y sogo =,
4 Butte. 80 111 1 su q. u e
leeehnIoa rnas,a - pel.cen.. .:, q, ,@
- w. Gie nna, rT4uqcer OF 1oDner,
!, - p,t Nv uon - poau Dlcklnson' y; -,
'9 pet cene. S1 sra y
ee = Eseus: : i go. .gsS s
1 oo1 o1Jass G Gsaa rtoaucer oF lopDer,
t F: n - s@CieaMery Co...
F ecoo1 -: =: G Geialln present
80 oleam oeht ein Dy A w
]. 80 s 81 -, 1ichinson' N. u. But
" e. H.. - :. : IN :, ELL ~
ioh,so,, = ELL ae4I, ueiae1n: rro =, Tug OF
Il yopp1n, Loh1nouse drug 20, BOW
ee1E IT, -, lat 10 per cent
Stg p.,., a g1aaa producer q
Il 9opDer,.sF y WOOD BIOS, Aber-
a RI :. -. 2.! 6utte tie, rat 1913 pei
-. =, ... By ~.
.' Sleall, Geiasln. PRODUCER or
49, 9 ooh. jamestown,
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roa9cer.or 9opper, mel McLaren I'm %
YEA Cnsese : Dee 1sr' Mich lI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28


IIoyt comp Chicago, III. Mis-
branded
so68 anilla Extract. Producer 81:
\ obber, i M Murray Co.,
St. Pau; inn. Purely ARTIFICIAL
Extfacts-.N isceI ianeous. #
1862 Orange Extract, Fruit brand.
Producer or jobber, Nice ormick-
Behnke & Cos 81. Paul, MINI.
Short measure and 4 contains no
oil sor orange at all
#662 EXTRACT OF y Peppermint, Fruit.
brand. oducers or jobber, Nc
Cormick Behnke e CO., st. Paul.
MINI. Short measure n and con-
tatns Only a trace OF oil OF pepper
mint.
$500 eppermint Flavor, DR.. Ut Il.{
Killing eHable$ Peppe Fla
or. oducer or jobber, Reliable
Remedy CO., Alexandr Mimi
Percentage of alcohol not given
and low I'm Soil
%659 Do Extract sofS Orange. DR.. IL och,ss
5S III oducer COR jobb Der, Dr.. Koch Veg
table ga company Winona
MINI. Percentage of alcohol not
given, and low iii oil
#665S rtificial s StraWberrys Y Flavor,
$55 Nc MuTray's Honest Bottle brand.
Produce OF jobbees VI Ii. M L III
1sY r sshoiz
me assure and colored d 81 u
/. 6654-Aft fficial !; Raspb berry Flavor, Me-
Murray's Honest Bottle brand. Pro,
l5: Queer: or dol ber, Az m. M Murray
1853, & Co., st. Paul, MINI. Short mea-
sure and colored n: 81: 4
~ APPLE Syrup and suga Es. I + s5 a
#6511--Maple Sugar, Blood OF the Ma
, ,5i pie brand. Prod ucer or jobber, st.
l$.ti: Paul Syrup Refining Coz ST PAUL
Mimi az h Weight Y not given not pure
ls3 @.5 maple. 5.{s
,c5 745-;M GLASSES, a few. Orleans. Purs
ity brand Produc Of. jobber,
:,. Park, Grant & Morris Grocery Co.,
5sszsS*ss N. D. Contain glucose mixture.
n t5ii IN Glasses, Magnolia brand. Pro
lss Queer Or jobber Corn Products
refining Co., New Fork. "a glu.i
.:sa cose mixture, 5S.s
,6591 M Glasses, Blacklist trap. Producer
or jobber, st. Paul Syrup Refining
Co., ST. Paul MINI Contains sui
5e phites .002 per cent. Mi branded.
/ go Spices and Condiments.
+ So repared N lstard, Diamond
Sheaf brand. Producer or jobber,
Fargo Mercantile Co., Fargo, N.
Il . Misbranded 81, ; :.sS i
Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa. 4 \ .::,;. 1.
8477---C Cocoa, w ilur' s.. KS Producer 4 or
jobber, I'll. o. Wilbur & Sons Phil
ade lphia Pa. branded .:; !; y
1i;ss Candy and CONNECTIONS. 5sa I:
#651 ocolate Bon EBons, Merry WI
dow brand. Prod ucer or jobber,
the Boex-H Gilman Co, Fons du Lac,
Wis. sbrande d fss .s
9s652957Popcorn, Checkers brand Pro
Queer Or bber, 81 otwell Mf Co..
.G h1cago. HI q branded ri
a6b4 II 81; y e Paris brand roduc.
aa er y or 1obb Paris-M Merton Co.,
Msinneap olis,, n inn. sbrande led.
A654 2---Cho lates, Gun hers HiaWatha
I Sweets PROD Queer Or jobber, F. =.
sEe iunt her, Cthicago Ii .2Ass M strand
ati
s66 Y 2. q. Choc olates: Queer Or
% Dper. Ward II berdeen 8.
MIS- brand ID ded .ss:s
668S---M1 * Il Chocol ates, Sorority brand.
oducer.S or bber, 81 aylor Bros.
Battle Creek, g Mich Mis- branded .5
.s67 S---M e arshmalloWs Angelus II: brand:
M ssISs Producersors jobb Der, Rueckhe1
BROS. &c stein, Chicago, HI
Misb brand
500, Pick
4 6495--Pickle Fox. River brand: Pro
s q q Queer or jobber, Alart g lecture,
sssslaS Green Bay .5s s Con- ains BEN
zoate sof soda Us:
96-Pick Fox River Brand Pro-
g
800 "a !. 1e s
~, 8 IA. NJ a. !,
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ADULTERATEDs AND MIS- BRANpEp
: FOOD PRopII.,I crs ysf
Dakota Government AgTieult ural Elk
pertinent Station, and h Food g mmis-
s1oner forf North Dakota, do hereby
certlfy that the list Of food products
and beverages, herein pecifed have
been Analyzed during the six: months
preceding December 31st, / 909, . and
; thssssane found to be adulterated or
terms 81. the Pure Food 1 Law, as shown
in, eachs Individual lease.
further atfirms that this 1s5 a true
and correct list, TO the best 81 my
q 1l'oI' iedge. s55$:3ss
signed -. Ladd,
I snemist and nd Food Commits ioner.
suescrlned and sworn 10 before me
snas oIn nay SlO
rs
sea- n; Notary Pub bic
EeseIyes, Jel lles ana Jams
800 rtlt " ANS Gopher brand. Pro
lucer.S Of Jobber, Foley Bros &
kelly, g.. Paul x y: M sl1r obtains
ss. benzoate Of soda ~ s3s
$66s5-s5y z a = gton6S iRasp berry lam,
ss Nasnon p q ing ~; oducer Or Job:
per, cln 1!l 81 Soasts Syrup e o. Mis-
ss branded ana eel
'eas M
61la-f,renc = Peas Packed in,8Bel-
llll pei 3, SALTS present:
at g zss. $50 tsss;
oosS-h y Hman + brand
pfoauce 8. Sor ~ pDer, the Teller
@ IL ellll Measure
@ noI NJ l iot made from
80 49, Ir res lomas9e .s.s,
665b-kt etcnup itd OHM an donse brand.
: $ss PRODUCES 90! Sor Jobber, the .: Weller
90 =, lg Glib y contains
pe :, soh SOC
6beS-i IoSS Y; brand.
Z! Erodueer o b Dnsr the tlliam 81
as Bros nssf Contains
penzoaIe $ofS 500 % percent.
6659--I omato Catsup 3NoekeWils brand.
E8 PRODUCER or obberssSs Nv.
ordan, M1nneapoNs Mimi.
Contains Sbenzoate5o OF soda ssl:s 81 y.
Ss&67l3--Tomato 2etchllp Blue VI Label
brand. Produc GER or job ber, Cur:
tice Bros. Roche ster,. N U Con:
tains benzoate OF soda, .124 per
Cent. 81:
4 6731-T omato Catsup, Newport brand,
$SSs Producer or jobber, the Jersey
staSsS Packing company Cincinnati
:.sss- Ohio. Not made from fresh, ripe
tomatoes.
u 6733-T Tomato Catsup, Argood brand,
oducer or jobber,. Fargo Mere
CO.., Fargo \, q d otamade from
fresh, ripe tomatoes.
sSs Meats and Fish.
$3.50 Shredded Goldfish, Beards1ey's
brand oducer or jobber, W.
Beards!eys and Sons, Ny .s Mis- Mis-
l q.
oas-0oahsn, Lion5 Dra nd .t oduce e
9 MI, inston, per,flshesI
olls
s'as Drand,
.I T,oouc sa q opper, the f1da1go
sisau sh. S9 ~ -
s,s Y y
1oa..n9a, pTana. roauc,
B. III ~,
ssla ecnico
~ IS any !,
- 70 :; w
81 opnss e; Ailsn, 20,
60, M ~ =,
1,a!a
eA = g ae :, : 10y ~
tl n ~, oeattle
Y 1sn Mis !, =,
cer t ~ iohbar rn3n,,,. nannine
Inc Co. MisbrandefI
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-13
PACK I RAIN
ABANDONED
Fire Fighters in Occur
d'Alenes Become
Panic Stricken

Spokane. Wash. Aug 13.-Tho I'm
plense forest lires now raging in the
Occur d'Alene district in Idaho. espe
cially In the vicinity of Wallace. Muir
ray and Mullan. are taxing the fight
Ing resources of hundreds OF men al
Inost beyond endurance, and the rrSll
OF subduing the flames is practically
hopeless. Citizens Of the threatened
towns are In wild State of panic. and
the dense smoke Wnicn envelous .hcm
causes intense suffering. Men and
women are praying for rain. ana that
there may be no chang. OF wind
A heavy pail of smoke hangs over
the district Ash7s and embers are
falling everywhere Any change of
Nlpe from the south to west would
Ling the furnace 10 the top of the
hlls overlooking Wallace. Nherc
fierce flames would create a heat that
would burn the buildings
The fighters OH Placer crcel, were
twice driven from the trenches YES.
terday by raging tempest of flame.
Reports froc other fires In the dis
trict tell of serious losses 20 Sire
fighters in the way OF camp equip
ment, The foresters camp at the Bill
hon mine has burned and nj Of the
supplies have been lost and the for
cSterS' camp at Bird creek met with
{ similar loss Fires in ire Murray
district have made great heaGway
A supply pack ,rlip of 50 packs,
with a relay of so lighters. en Ioute
from Iron Mountain 10 INDEPENDENCE
creek at the head Of the 81. Joe river.
under the direction Of Roscoe Hales
of the forestry bureau. Is reported
whereabouts unknown" The fire
fighters became alarmed while en-
Ioute, mutinied. stopped the train. re-
moved packs and abandoned them and
started back TO Iron Mountain
Attorney Aiken arrived from Mis-
soula today. called on Sheriff Moffate
at Wallace and asked To have the mu-
ineers arrested. hut decided that by
the tine they could be reached they
would have crossed into Montana AMI
the trip would be useless. The for
estry office has had NO word fom
Hales as to what became OF the horses
and packs.
Tho Pine creek fire jumped into Big
creek. on the St Joe. burning section
o, township is. range 5 east. in choice
and heavy timber. SAID by the for
estry department to be among the fin
est growing on the reserve. The fight.
ers. worn out by weeks of eNsrticn.
find that all their efforts have been
OF little avail and look for 10 per
manent relief until heavy rainfall
stops the fires.