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on Sixth street east of Kelly avenue
and on Uline avenue have filed the
proper legal protest against the grad
ing Of these streets. This blocks the:
Improvement laid out by the council
relative to these streets.
Alderman Hurst and Allen Mettler
were trying the merits of their run
ming horses Monday night and whiis
going at full speed Mr.. Hurst was
thrown from his horse and was badly
shaken up. He was picked up sense
less, and was brought to the city
where medical aid was summoned. II
was found that he was not seriously
injured but severely shaken up from
the jar.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
22 YEARS AGO

Items Of interest from the Inter
Ocean of June 23d, 1888:
Work has started on the artesian
we'll. 49, ,~.-. ..~.
MrB. Ozark Kelly caught seven large
pickerel in one hours fishing at Dana's
recently.
The Devils Lake FIGURING Mill Co.
are erecting a 10000 elevator just
west of the mill.
A number Of prairie schooners have
passed through Devils Lake the past
week headed west.
E. G. Spillman went to st. Paul
Monday where he met his family and
returned with them to this city Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Higbee has gone to Red Rock
to attend a Methodist camp meeting.
Red Rock is situated on the Missis-
sipp1 river few miles below St.
Paul.
The band stand which by a resolu-
ton Of the city council was ordered
erected is nearing completion at the
corner of Fifth street and Kelly ave-
nue..
Mrs. Frank Hankey, of Grand Forks,
and Mrs. J. G. Schultz, of Marshall,
Minn., relatives of Geo. Juergens, are
visiting at the latter's parents at their
Brook Side farm, north of this city.
The, residents and property owners
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LAYTON
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From The Republican

al 5i!''
Mesdames Adler and Dodge. visited
Brockett between trains yesterday. .
Frank Dvorak, of Adams, is visiting
his nephew, A. G: Dvorak, this week.
Miss Annie Olson who was taken i'll
with measles last week, is reported
better.
Mrs. D. Crowley, of Conway, visited
Mr.: and Mrs. Kerr last week for a
couple of days. i d, IF
I Mrs $McKinley. of PARK Rapids,
MINI. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. H.
Gibbons, this week.
Geo. Wieberg returned from Bow
Island. Alta, Wednesday. He reports
very dry weather..
81 Mrs.s. T.scott Ireturned Wednesday
from 4 two weeks visit with friends
in Munich and Langdon.
Il. s. McMorran went Is Lankin Sat-
urday accompanied by A. M. LaBrant
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wall and daugh-
ter lena, of5 Munich; passed through
town yesterday, on their way TO- Min
nesota. Il zx}se,if E H}s :,
Sunday the united families of
Messrs, sterretts and Gorech visited
Devils Lake ii Mr.. sterrett's auto, re.
turning IN the evening.
Fred and Gus stamm boarded the
Great Northern flyer, Saturday morn
Ing bound for Canada to visit relatives
and look over the land. g.. y
Geo. Bennett who { has E q contract
for breaking west Of town, came in
Saturday suffering from an acute at
tack Of. lagr1ppe and Is now under
the doctors care. 5= 5% .s = q
Il Tom Fish and Louis left Wednesday
for Superior, Wis. It is reported that
Lou-no Tom will become a bene-
dict before / he returns home. Con
gratulations. 6 .s..85 81
Glen DAVIDSON and w. Adler have ac-
scepted positions with the Anderson
livery and santorao bile garage. The
former has charge Of freighted delivery
and the latter the express business.
5lF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

q number OF Lawton's leading lights
attended lodge meeting at Pisek
Monday evening. They all report q
pleasant me.s~and-muchv business
done to the, refreshment. end, of. the
meeting: S7''s's ss =
I Mrs. M. Vobayda and son Latimer
went to Grand Forks Friday of last
week to be present at the graduating
exercises Of Miss Cecil and ( Master
y Ludwig Vobadya. They all returned
home Monday. Miss Cecil and Ludwig
both; received $as diploma J y 9!
Il D. G.. Duell of Devils Lake was in
town Tuesday morning Cooking over
ibis political FENCES. Mr.. buell. III, re-
publican candidate for denomination
for states attorney. Z
Il W. Gibbons, I'd. Durbin, E.sMD 1ago
sand:J. Dvorak accompanied John Won
sirasek in his auto, to Adams, Sunday
ito witness 1sthe >5allsgameabesween
sHampden and Adams. They report a
Splendid game of ten innings. Result,
s2-3 In favor of Hampden. J. g. Curtis,
sof Hampden, was official scorekeeper.
Il Aug. Zeman and party of young
ladies $autoed= to Adams and 7Medford
Sunday. On. their way home a. rusty
nail punctured a tire. This was Gus's
first experience with a punctaure and ID
about an hour and half he repaired
Ithe damage and, they arrived home
safely about midnight. -, or >.
q A. M. LaBrant is, having the house
between Torson.s and Grifln's,- moved
over onto his lot on iWndymere street
this week. MT LaBrants having sold
his fine residence on Copenhagen ave-
nue. to;A. Es Bruce, who takes2posses-
sion on the 23rd Of this month. "
Miss May O'Keefe,s niece of Mrs: p.
j. Whelan, returned TO- her home, in
sttaley, N. b., Wednesday. Miss May
has been attending Lawton school for
the past year. Her many young and
old friends regret that she may not
return to Eawton to take up h her II stdies
after vacation. -
Carl Meitzner was in town Tuesday
attending to business. He reports that
the telephone gang have polled out to
the end Of the line and are now putting
in side connections. AS soon as this
is completed wires will be strung and
communication with Lawton opened
up. Mr.. Ward, the contractor, is show
ing great energy in his work, which
is being done In the best manner pos
sib1e. 49,.
Contractor John Ruttle has the job
Of moving the back part Of Hotel Bar
rett to the rear, to. make room for the
new addition to the hotel. John ex-
poets to be busy moving buildings. =,
The Meitzner Bros: have in 1000
acres of crop this spring. They are
now busy breaking, up the balance Of
their land. They are quite satisfied
that Ramsey county, N. D., is one. of
the best on earth. -, o., i, a.,
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(By Special Correspondent

\By special CorrespondentJ
Miss Hilma Freeburg was inter-
viewing the dressmaker in Devils
Lake Tuesday. 49,
1gnatius Court. was at Fargo last
week and was inflated into the
Knights of Columbus.
The camp meeting which has been in
progress at Wood Lake for, a week
or more. past, closed Monday, There
were a large number of Indians pre-.
sent coming from all parts of North
Dakota and some from South Dakota.
George Ironheart, of Sisseton, So.
Dak., was visiting in this vicinity last
week.. - r..
+ Fred Lang, Frank Cavanaugh, John
Miller and Chris Lamrau1x were in
Montana last week taking land allot-
ments for their children, which was
due them by the government. They
went to Glasgow, and from there by
automobiles about forty miles where
they selected their lands and made
filings, Lang taking quarters, Cava-
naugh quarters, Miller s quarters and
Lamrauix 6 quarters, making in all
~ quarters. John insists that on their
return trip the train got drunk and
made 1t a little uncomfortable for them
at times. {, D..
D. G. Tally, Mr.. Stone and others
have visited Devils Lake recently in
the interest Of their political ambitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hanson, from
across the Lake, were at Ruth's' dance
Saturday evening. - .,'@
Misses Stella and Leona Jaqua went
to Minnewaukan Monday to attend
institute this, week. The schools in
this district are having vacation
this week. ...s.,. 49,
Mrs. Geo. Wallace was called upon
to lose her. six-weeks-old child last
week, after an illness Of a few weeks.
The funeral occurred at Lakota Thurs
day. Mrs. Wallace has. the sympathy
of the people Of this vicinity in her
bereavement. S,..,... j..
The township trustees last week
awarded the contract for filing in the
grade west Of this place to G. D. Graves
and Burt Jaqua, who have commenced
the work. "A : 2. Z fs q II 40 &5S'a
w C. smealHe had a large thermo-
meter ii front Of his store in the sun
which, registered up to 12s,,s last
Monday the $2hermome ter went to the
top and bursted. Guess that's going
Esone. 49, "a - Z. {s : ~ sa,
L The dance given by, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Ruth In their new hotel Satur-
day night was we'll attended and a
most enjoyable time was the lot OF
those who were present Delectable
refreshments were served and this
with good music left nothing TO be
desired by those who were present. 0
Crowds still continue to D come I'd
Wood Lake for fish, but those who
catch any are beginning to be; d great
Except lon. 81,
E Emery Chase, WHO is working with q
surveying crew near Page. was up for
| a visit at home over Sunday
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At Egeland e couple Of days during
the past week. t5 4. $ *.$ =. =. +

- 80 = ouple OF Gays during
the past week. II s5 ;s$ =. :. ..5..:..
Aften Hidden ana family left YES.
rterdaya4 for Minnesota points where
Tbs they will visit with relatives for..sey-
eral weeks. ''s''-S go
starkweatner viii celebrate on June
9th. The band will play, Bali games
Will beplayeds races rim IA and L III Grand
ball in thesevening.. Remember Stark
weather Day on June 9th.
- Christ Nelson recently arrived from
Denmark and is making his home
with his brother MAIDS Nelson north of
town. r.
o1Misss .Mabef o'l Briggs u completed her
years werk5at, Wesley college depart.
m n Ct tfyesu university e and returned
home on Saturday.
I'll Charles zolliagsr arrived from the
east last F1esday;;aaening and stopped
of fo ol:s az oyer night visit before going
on to hfs home III Oregon.
81 Thsre8ilr BE a daneegat the home Of
Bob 3 sWtallaee cast gota town on Friday
evening, June oath. All are invited to
attend.
Prof Colyin occupied the pulpit of
the M.sE:..church~ At warwick last Sun
day. He enjoyed a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Crommett while there,
= WIS., :. rs; H<Fos ter~left last Wednes-
day for Rochester, Minnesota, with
her little child where it will~receive
treatment IL IL J
William Owens Is suffering with a
cancer c y, 1 on tlhe71ower jaw and is quite
low at present. He is a brother of J.
r., r.. Owens and Is living with the fam.
lily having No family Of flis own. a@a'zs
Mrs. W: W. Cunningham an, and Mrs,
f. W. sBlacker2 arrived last evening and
will remain with theirshusbandsShe
during the SUNNI err while they are en.
gagedin the real estate business. #
i A fine boy Il reported born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson 81 THURSDAY
OF last week, a girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels johnson: on, June End, and a girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon, sehrags on; Wed
nesday Of this week. All parties are
doing wall: :
i War is declared on the dandelion
IN all parts Of the county. It has ruined
many lawns in Devils Lake and re-
ports from cities ali ever the country
are to the effect that the dandelion
is becoming menace to lawns. They
are gaining 9 foothold in starkweather.
The time to begin to eradicate them
Sis right now.
Letters from Fred Duft indicate thas
he is improving, very much at the hos
pital at jamestown. He writes good
business letters. Mrs. Duff may Sc
cure rooms in Starkweather and take
up her residence here for time until
Mr. Duff RECEIVERS sufficiently to be dis
charged. .,>.,.-..... =. .,,.>.-y~...,,-..--~.
H. VIM. Buck met with a serious acct
dent near his farm west of town last
Monday afternoon in which he suf-
Tered four broken ribs and came near
losing his life. He hitched up a. team
Of colts and started out to the home
OF neighbor. The colts began rum
ming and the tongue of the wagon came
down and in the mix-up Mr.. Buck was
thrown out and the wheels passed
over his body He is in great pain but
it is believed that no serious complica-
lions will set in. 1t was a narrow es-
cape. 1T s..~.-: :, =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
JULY FOURTH.

Preparations are being made for O
grand Fourth Of July celebration In
one of the groves near Garske. A
picnic dinner, baseball, horse races,
sack races, games, orations, and patri-
otto music are among the Inducements
offered.
By order of Committee,
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or Between trains Monday. 4 ,
Editor Lindstrum Of the Langdon
REPUBLICAN was seen on our streets
Saturday. ITtlJ@ s?tfSSEEE,Ui
Miss Wilson left for her home at
Sparta, Wis, Saturday where, she will;
spend her vacation. We understand
Miss Wilson has been engaged to teach
nextaysar. o.':',' g ~ 80 = ~.
Miss Westrum left for her home at
Minnewadkan Monday + II ia. 3
VIM Lane returned from trip thru
the northwest Friday. S'i.,. 81 Il
Elmer Mortinson left for land seek
ang tour thru Montana Tuesday.
Lars 1verson got the contract for
grading roads on the county, line.
A. 3. Brandt left Saturday for Ada,
MINI, his former home. Report has
it that he will return a benedict
-Four Of the Eampde ball tossers.
went to Munich, Monday and helped
Alsen win from the, town up, the line.
Mr., and Mrs. H. A.. Osborne left
for Devils Lake, Saturday where they
will make their home Tor the future.
Ludwig Anderson started out early
Tuesday morning for an auto tour
thru the: western part Of the state.
He was accompanied by Magnus Peter
son and A. N. Haugen. They expect
to be, gone about two weeks and bar
ing accidents Will cover a good many
miles before returning. e =, go ~,
Commissioner Johnson strained the
cords IL his leg here Tuesday while
getting into an auto, While the acct
dent was not Of ! serious nature he
will be very sore for some time. : $500
Commissioners johnson ana Nesseth
came up Tuesday to let contracts for
grading the roads on the county line.
No contracts were let, however, owing
to the fact that parties putting in
were too high on the price.
The Edmore Junior ball team came
up here Monday and returned with
the scalps Of the kid nine here hanging
to their belts. The game was decided
ly one sided and uninteresting, the
Edmore team entirely outclassing the
Hampden kids at every stage of the
game. --.s..s - -.- p, sr T., = -,
Gilbert Garnas and Hanna Holland
thought it would be avery easy matter
to surprise theSpeople Of Hampdens by;
slipping quietly to, Devils Lake and
getting married. Instead they were
the ones mostly surprised. 1t happen
ed In this matter, H. NJ. Doe and wife
were going to the Lake for an outing
and the happy couple went along as
company and for the ride. While they
were, gone subscription was started
and enough was raised to get an ele-
giant Monarch range which was put in
the house and waiting the return Of
the newly weds5much to their surprise.
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T@EG9GCni 1910 nQ!aastHTIDD -
Francis Chase went to Devils Lake
Monday night
. G. smeallie was at Devils Lake Sat
urday on business.
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From. the Guardian.

~"
: Oscar Void went over to Langdon
Thursday where he pitched twfeo, games
for that town losing them sbothoEss b
UP. Mclean, candidate fer sheriff.
wassin town Wednesday looking over
thepolitical situation here. '1S} fzs3
When it comes stoo putting up atteele-,
phone poles, the farmers south of teyn,
TAXI the glory. They put in 20 miles
" of ples last week. .k3SGt2 FsS6ao Tf&s
There is lot of building going ION
aroland this part of the county this
summer. e. Neidlinger, Ed. Loose and
LedKnoke are building large barns,
besides several othelr gmmailsr build
ingA
AStotts was business visitor from
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

By order Of Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

AZ the years 60 by the mystery II how
william sharp could write at the same
time the verse and prose which he pub
lished under tho pseudonym of Fiona
Macleod and that which appeared over
his real name remains unsolved The
brilliant and poetic Celtic tales form a
real contribution 10 literature The two
new volumes that have been added to
the edition of The Writings II Fiona
Macleod published by Dufield and Com
pany. include in the main the collections
81 stories that originally appeared under
tho titles The Sin-kater. The Washer
II tho Ford The Dominion II Dreams
and Under the Dark star
These are not mere reprints; they have
been revised and rparranged hy Mrs
William Black in accordance with her
husbands directions. The edition will
therefore not exactly take the place Of
the firs publications bit Wiil supplement-
them lnthe photographed notes which
tho editor appends N each volume ~"
changes she hrs made are explained
with the full hihhogaphical information
These are chiefly IN the arrangement "
the stores. which involves the inclusion
81 some rescued from periodicals but
there ara nlso changes IN titles. some re-
vision Of theteHt and especially omissions
and additinns which The author wished
90 have made Il "a a defnnivc edition
of the text, therefore. IN the final shnpo
the author desired. and will call for vari-
ants 70 satisfy the specialists in Fiona
Maceod. For those who read the tales
Tor the frs, time. this handsome edition
- amply sufficient Three more volumes
will complete u. A. the volumes are no;
any one will serve 20 give a
taste ~ the quality 81 the stories and
70 whet the appe;ite Tor more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

Two stori-s turning on the same Doint
both by British humorists. turn up rather
eddy al the sane time. The point is
what a man n likely 70 do when released
from tho conventions Of his usual life by
death. Mr. locke studies IL from the side
Of anticipation. Mr. Bennett from the after
enects Both use their stories 20 vent
their sarCasm and wit 90 English life and
institutions. and both miss good chances
for artistic work often through the effort
10 IN funny.
The reader will like Mr. " J Iocke's
Simon the Jester he isa good fellow and
a gentleman. though he seems somewhat
hckinE in Imagination and though bis
Efforts 10 b. epigrammatic IN and out Of
SEASON will inspire sympathy with the
friends whom he bores at times. When
the doctors decide that he has hut = short
time 10 live he breaks his engagement.
ptfs an end 20 his s1cinl and political
business and disposes Of his property on
that assumption IL - Mr. LOcke's pes
sirnism that makes all he kindly acts turn
ort badly, the reader may oritieise his
acts. hut they ere not more irrational than
otbsrs might do under like circumstances
Il would disappOint Mr.. LOcko's readers.
bowever. II they were not introduced 90
vneabonds. and they will find no fault with
simon II he occupies his last hours With the
aHalrs AZ an animal trainer and a director
a. trnined cats. The outcome h the de-
struction Of his responsibility AZ well a. Of
his fortune. which does not affect him
greatly. a. he is about 10 die. 81 far the
story is interesting. An entsrpriaing sur
geon. however. performs an operation
which restores him 10 health. and In the
prooe.s ~ setting him on his legs again Mr.
Iocke finds Il nscessary 20 preach and 20
h. dull He can end no other salvation
for his hero than Work In the Sums. The
contrast bstWeen the tWo women he loves
y conventional ne clnnot feel great al
mirntina Tor the respeotable circus per-
former. hat IN the good girl whoss con-
srianoa leads her night Ne feel that AT
I.ucke has Missed describing somsthing
ana through the iestinE manner h as
usn.s Tho book is published BY The
John Lane Company.
Il u the hoy % pure farce that Mr.
Arnold Bennett ohoOees Tor Buried
Alivss CBruntano' -. an extremely amusing
hoak. The great painter. who allows
hir dad servant q b. buried ~ himself.
enjoys s1uns peculiar posthumotis pleas
ures a. veil o. the burdens that pruperly
hslnnred N he other man. His shyneaa
and impractioal ways cannot b. attributed
fairly 3, che artistic tsmperament bat
they serve the authors purpose. He
writas brilliant and sarcastic descriptions
Of many phases % London lie. tha re1ian-
rnnta. ne dortcrG he laW courts and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18
Mr. MelI... socInII.l rh.lr Nan.

Having read the autobiography Of
George Meek. Bath Chair Man tE.P.
Dutton and Company. for the authentic
Icy Of which II. @. Wells vouches in the
Introduction. We should like IN have tho
story oi his wife, Kate She shared tho
hardships Of his most precarious years.
bore hia children. kept his house and
contributed AZ least her full proportion
to tho family treasury. Her lot was GER
tainly 40 hard ~ her husbands. and In
hia book there 10 nothing 10 indicate thPt
she had tho refuge he found In reading
and writing Nor did she travel about the
country organising Socialist cluba. a.
George did he saw the world. and his
chapter on his Socialist work. while re-
vcaling him In a most sympathy com-
pelling light. does not hide the fact that
he was enjoying himself thoroughly
Kate had no slch relief from the monotony
ot her existence
The story describes his family, higgins
with the infancy Of its author and tells Of
bis never successful struggle with poverty
Hswas handicapped by physical Weakness
and poor sight Many interesting in
cidents Of his childhood are told In the
earlier chapters, and his love Affairs.
beginning with his idylllc association with
Ruth; his continuous. sometimes futile.
efforts b keep his head above water HE
trip 10 this country, his comments or his
associates and the predatory classes,
hll the remaining pages. Al ~ them are
Interesting. though the political refer
ences are dihicult for an American N
understand Socialism IL Meek's remedy
for the poverty and consequent suffering
he knows 20 WELL but his propaganda
does not destroy the story itself. II will
be objected by some that the hook IL too
literary In its tone and manner % he the
product 81 the man Mr. Wells describes,
bat In any event the work Ia well worth
the reading
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

Mr. VIII Twins venture into the spirit
ualistic world. The HOUSE Of Mystery
comes 10 ~ from the Century Company
and proyCs 10 he an interesting short
story. The author has created OF photo
uaphed a live and delightful woman
In the fortune teller who has aeen better
days. with her faith In real clairvoyancy
and her detestation of frauds. The lover
and his maid will 10 found 70 be aatis.
factory; 30 will the strong willed woman
who is exposed and thwaFted
There Ia ART In tho manner In which
Mr. Irwin just touches on the real tragedy
IN his story. the desire of the hardheaded
business man n communicate with the
dead woman he loved aud his diaappoint.
ment when the revelation u fraud brings
his dream down 10 the level Of the LIE
In which he has fought and sHcceeSled.