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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
RAMSEY DRUG STORE
OPENING BIG SUCCESS.

Seldom If ever has an opening of any
store in Devils Lake been equal to that
Of the Ramsey Drug company, which
took place Thursday and proved an un-
usual occasion. The new "Oak Front
was arrayed In it's best garb and Host
J. A. Moran left nothing undone to pro.
vide for his hundreds of guests during
the day. $>:sr-
:I The throngs that visited the store
expressed themselves as highly pleas
ed with the new surroundings which
the Ramsey now has and the comfort
which this concern is bound to enjoy in
its new home is assured.
During the afternoon and evening
the Devils Lake orchestra added to
the enjoyment Of the occasion furnish
ing excellent music and adding con-
siderable to the attractiveness of the
opening.
@ The new fountain which is in charge
Of an expert mixologist was the object
Of public gaze, as it is not only foun.
tain Of beauty but is the most modern
and sanitary that Is on the market to.
day. The store was neatly decorated
and everything was arranged in order
for the great occasion.
It was not only the opening of the
new home, that proved attractive but
the fact that the Ramsey Drug com,
pany outdid itself in the way Of souv
enirs made the occasion more signi
ficant. The ladies were presented with
carnations, samples Of perfume and
handkerchiefs, their registration also
emitting them to an opportunity to Sc
cure a beautiful sealskin handbag.
] All in all the Ramsey Drug company
did itself proud and the occasion o.
its opening will be remembered as {
red letter day in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

preme court. Three Of this number are
to be voted for. as only three will. be
elected to the if1ce It Is essential
since W. NJ. Anderson is one Of the
candidates that the voters Of Ramsey
county put an (x) after his name, re-
gardless Of the other two that may be
selected. Mr.. Anderson is q resident
Of Ramsey county and is deserving Of
the unanimous support Of every voter
IN the county, regardless of whether
they be democrat or repub1ic ican. Il ;;:s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

FINISHING Tou cfiEs BEING PuT
oPENlfe oF M RcFiANTs5
APPRo CHING EVEN

lille NO efinite annonncementhas.
been mad of the onening % the new
Merchant hotel the mana cement ars|
working diligently "A atttng Oh the
finishing touches and Il IS thought
that the mae gnii cent bull ding Win be
ready for occur lpancy the nrst of NEXT
week The rooms have been hand
soInsIy Furnished ana the opening De
the new buil ding " III bss Id aus elous
occasion III Devils
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
DEVILS LAKE
TEAM A CREDIT
DEVILS LAKE WAS DEFEATED
BUT WON PRAISE FOR ITS
SPoRTSMANsFiiP ON
GRIDlRON.

Devils, Lake high school was defeat
ed by the Grand Forks high school
foot ball team in an interesting but
one sided foot ball game which took
place at Grand Forks last Saturday.
The city lads overcame the strength
of the locals In the final half and sue
ceeded in piling up total Of 38 points
while Devils Lake had nothing to its
credit except the fact that the sports
manship which they exhibited showed
loyalty to their institution and a cred
it to Devils Lake. -,
Grand Forks is also deserving OF q
compliment in this particular and tho
boys have nothing but compliments
for the down staters who treated them
royalty not only on the gridiron, but
at reception rendered them after the
game. "~ e.. -.
After all athletics in school are not
only beneficial in physical training,
but the development mentally, in be-
ing a credit to an Institution away
| from homessis a. virtue deserving: OF:
culture and even though team Is; not
victorious, it is far more essential that
it be credit to the city it represents,
than all the glory that might be at
tanned by victory. In this particular
athletics have far from proven fall
ure In Devils Lake and Judging from
the gentlemanly spirit which existed
at Grand Forks the boys Of that place
are deserving Of an equal amount Of
praise. = ',* 49,. --" I.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

g Being the republican nominee for
the Office Of governor at the election
this fall, i wish to make 1t absolutely
clear as to where I stand on questions
Of public interest and Importance, so
that no possible misunde derstanding may
exist in regard to my position. S$ 2$
S First. am IN 5 hearty sympathy
with the republican platform as pro
mulgated by the state central commit.
tee at Bismarck and will use every
effort, if elected. to serystalize those
promises and pledges into laws. ss%l
Second. Ii5belieye in the strict and
conscientious enforcement Of all laws
on our statute books, the prohibition
law included, and if elected will do
everything within my, power to up
hold the dignity Of our: laws.
Third. II u am elected governor, !
win appoint the best and most compe-
tent persons 10 iii public! Offices. No
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

end OF which was q moaning SHELTON
lying u a coffin, and q cen In which
hung three of Blue Boards wives,
which, upon close Invests tigation were
found 10 be the Misses Ester Halgrenl3
Barry Glerum, and Ada Reese. The
guests then ascended to the reception
room which was prett lily decorated In
black and yellow. and after numerous
Halloween games, they were ushered;
into, the dining room, where q delicious
lunch was served. The dining room
was also decorated a black and syel-
low. The part was Il success Id every
Way and the funds realized win be
used to assist ii sending j delegate
to the national convention which VIII
be held next fail at Atlantic City.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
SOLD / TO | 0 INDIAN /

! Jim Fitzgerald, q well known farm
er, was arrested Sby Ofncer Timboe at
the instigation Of Deputy United States
Marshall Way dnesday on the
charge Of selling liquor to an Indian
Frank Jette was the half breed and
was also taken In charge. .;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

building. Mr.. Netherey who is em.,
ployed at the store Of Rodenbach &:
Mundt, suffered similar loss about
year ago. q.
All trimmed hats, shapes and bon
nets sold at Miss Prete's millinery at
Is per cent discount from November
5th until November 18th. =" 5:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
!. F;IRE::TtlURSDAY
j. NETHEREY HOME ON SEVENTH
u sTREETsDAMAGED BY SMOKE
: $sS.. <:< AND WATER. e

J. Netherey suffered considerable
loss Thursday afternoon when. fire
played havoc with his residence >on
Seventh street. The damage done was
mostly by smoke and water the fire
department arriving on the scene in
time to check the flamessand save the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

person who does not possess special
fitness for the place, or whose past
record and character are in any. way
questionable, will be I permitted to
serve the state in any capacity under
my administration by appointment
from me. ". s 5s5ss$ s$5s 5y2,s: 4 5: 4
Fourth. believe iii even and equal
justice under our laws and I shall al
ways act according to that principle
to the best Of my knowledge and un-
derstanding. s. t} 3sa5 N f55 .@ /.
ID Fourth. I hold that any attempt to
gain special privileges at the expense
of the people should not be tolerated.
Corporations and individuals are en-
titled to their legal rights and 10 noth-
ing more. sl. .5s,.E \
Ss Sixth. acknowledge and recog-
nize no master or boss but the peo-
pie, and the VIII Of the people as ex.
pressed In the laws Of our state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04


Al The Presby byterian Mis- sionary ladies.
Entertained at q very uni que halloween
part On Monday evening AZ The beau
ttiiful home off and Mrs. y.
Thompson The guests entered thru
the basement and were met ali The door
|Eby Irs Brainards and 3 Miss Mayme
fHuesgen Whe were dressed as& ghosts
and certainly acted their parts. After
| the guests had entered they found
themselves Ii cave of horrors
Punching bags were arranged 30 as
to strike them on passing and then a
feather duater would tickle you under
1ths chin. ggssr which syou found yolIs
8aelg wal lians ol bed ~ the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04
MANY Hall 0WEEN TIES.

One OF the most delightful OF the
Halloween parties Monday evening
was that given BIZ Mrs. g. g. Ladd.
The decorations we're very attractive
and suggestive of the Halloween sea
son. Games and fortune telling were
the past time Of the evening. and an
appe petizing lunch was served by the
hostess
The Misses Doro rothy, serumgard, Ad-
|a Burke and Evang giline Maher enter
Etained about eighteen of3 their girl
friends, al the serumg card home last
Monday evening at d HalloWe' EN- par
nv. The deco corations were suggestive
lof the house sentiment ana the even:
ling was q Jolly one. dainty lunch
was served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
HOLD SERVICES IN
WEEK Of PRAYER
SOCIETY OF DUNCAN MEMORIAL,
CHURCH HAS INTERESTING
MEETING.

Especial In The Iachnond Nirginian.t
ASHLAND, VA. Dec. s.-The No-
mans Foraign Missionary Society Of
Duncan Memorial church. held the first
meeting Of the week of prayer at tie
home Of Tie president, Mrs. =. Il. Mid !.
yett., Monday afternoon THE sgeeisl
Offering was handed IN amounting Is
AGO W fitch VIII go To the salary of the
Bthie women in Rio dc iinWrta, fraH'l.
After the devotional exercises "a special
lsrps RAJ f,ins WAS given. Sole hs MRS. T.
T. Elasain1aine. reading. Mrs. irhs 1T.
ano ard curnes duet. Misses Ella Ttly
ard Gnssie owens; duet. Mrs Day an !
Mrs Biassinrane. The meetings Viii
he held as follows; Tuesday. Mrs, I. ~
Jones. Thursday. Mrs. Nandivers, Fri
day. Mrs Tillys,
Dr T. NJ Jones viii address the col
iepe u NJ &. y Tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. c W. Hunter, u OF
Richmond. who have been in New fofs
for the past ten days, were the guests
or their parents here for the Weekend,
DR. and Mrs. peIn Ware d. Easter. 81
Washington and Lac University, have
been visiting friends here for several
DAYS. Mrs Easter win leave to-day
for baltimore
Miss Caroiine Miaycttc has returned
hom..
Miss Charlotte Fennell who has bean
visiting the Misses Mtdyette here lett
Monday for her hotne. Wilmington. n
e.
Mr. Il. A. Helwee. Of Columbia, wa !
Ashiands guest for few days re-
The funeral OF the infant danght9:
OF Professor and Mrs, Mallory. Will p@
b,la In their home al II o'clock to-
day tnterment at oherlin. Ohio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
RANDOLPH macon MIN
FOR JOHNS HOPKINS

BALTIMORE. MD, December G.
Professor Edward G. Armstrong, who
has held the chair of French philology
at Johns Hopkins University for q
number of years viii fill the position
of professor of romance languages.
left vacant by the death of Dr. A..
Marshall Elliott. until a successor has
been appointed. Or. Ira Remsen.
head of the university. said yester-
day tha Tr. Armstrong. who has
filled the place during Or. Elliott s
illness by the mutual consent OF his
associates. viii continues to do SO for
the present.
Professor Armstrong Is we'll prepar-
ed for the position, and has had a
number of years' experience at the
university. both 81 a teacher and
student, He graduated from Ran
dolph Macon College, Ashland, Va. In
1890, and the degree Of doctor of
philosophy was conferred upon him
at Johns Hopkins Gniyerslty In 1927.
He Is OF q congenial nature and has
become popular with many Of tbs
students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
POLICE DIAMOND
IS ONLY SAPPHIRE
But YOUNG MANS CHARACTER
WILL BE INVESTIGATED WHILE
HE REMAINS IN JAIL.

Charged with trying IL sell 'dla-
mond fer 800" which the man him
self declared waF only 81 sapphire
and was not worth over $50. and
therefore could not possibly be SOLD
for more. Mr.. II. &. Rathberx. Ii very
quiet and nicely dressed young man,
giving New York ns his home. is be-
ing held by the police nitii his char.
aeter cen be Investigated.
Rathterg was arrested Monday
evening upon the complaint OF n
merchant who claimed that he had
offered n diamond. He was searched
and when the brilliant was discovered
In his pocket il vas imm ediateiy dc.
clared that II coulti not be- worth less
than $500 and that the young mar
must be a suspicious character. though
he tells where he got II and the price
paid fer it-s15.G5.
AZ the request of the detective Force
Justice cr1tchflcld III police couri
Tuesday morning continued tho case
ten days.
Meanwhile Rathbers " In Jail. held
without bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
St. Pstrick's Boys School Roll Of
AAHAr

RoSs bearing the following names
achieved honorable distinction in
scholarship, application and punctuali-
~ during the month OF Novefl Der .
William r. LockIard Philip MnrrIilo.
Harry 4. Mcclellan, Timothy sullivan.
4Adolph F.. Davis, Patrick J, Mcclure,
William Shcehan. Edward L.. August.
William !. Bailey. Thomas G. Gurren.
William Hubbard. Fra ncis X Mcclure,
William T. Murphy. Charles T. Metz
Der. Dennis r. oDwyer. Salem T. San
your, Edward J. Bowen. Joseph Yates,
Donovan Yates, Thomas Warbin, Cloyd
Houston. John Mckinley, Ryland
Moore, Edward Hubbard, William Gall
lagher. Leo Smith, Antony Grasberger.
Raymond Cavedo. Leonard Holman.
Francis Solari. Louis Matt, Joseph So
lari, James blake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
HOW HE WAS KILLED
is STILL MYSTERY

The funeral of Lucas b. Kelly. who
died In the Memorial hospital of in
juries received on the Sea aboard Air
Lire railway tract. was held sunday
Afternoon at stwo O'clock from the
Epiphany church. Barton Heights.
The nature of MIR. Keliy's death Ia a
com piete mystery. He was for long
time an employee Of the Seab0ard
Company, and was found lying un-
conscious by the side OF the tracks at
Seventh and Hospital streets on the
opposite side frem his watch box.
The claim that he was struck by a
locomotive liz denied By the company.
which asserts that from the position of
the body only all automobile could
have hit him Mr.. Kelly ,himself never
recovered consciousness sufficiently 10
make known the cause of his aci-
dent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
mount Baptist church Tuesday nfter'
noon at three o'clock.
Deaths ~ Appumattex.
. prka VtrOtntAN

Especial to The Richmond virginian
APPOMATTox, VA. Dec. ,6.--The IN
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~. Doss
who lives near Spout Spring died saf-
urday morning of pneumonia, ageu
four years. Burial took place th's
evening in the family buryinE Erouao
on the old Cheatham place near spo"'
Spring, Va.
Mr. and Mrs, Furious Gunter los
their seven year old child SATURDAY
night. at their home near Spout Sprihs
Tho burial took place this evening a'
Liberty cemetery.
Mrs. Allie Thomas, aged "a years died
at the home of her son. Hon. a:
Thomas, in Lynchburg. sunday morn
ing. Her remains were brought het.
this morning for interNent in the Oh
family burying ground near CakvHis
Mrs. Thomas IL survived by seven chlr
dren: Hon. A. r. Thomas. Lynchhurg
Va. W. e. Thomas, of North Carolina
Nessrs. X. l.. and w. s. Thomas. neal
OakviIle, this county. and Mesdames
c. Perrow. H. II. Dowdy and Z. Corvin
all OF Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

iirY WILL pn0nAnLr
AUTHORIZE sPncIAt n
ISSUE.
CITY COUNCIL IS
HANDLES QUANTITY or 1
BUSINESS AND sEvEmAG I'M
TERs OF GREAT fl1-
PoRrAxcE.

Besides transacting q quane
routine business of particular
than general importance.
Council Monday night passe0
some Of the most important
which have come before II fax
months. selling the right to run
railway from Church Hill to r1l1
the Richmond and Henricc
Company. directing the CITY 49,
acquire that square fronting n
south line Of Broad street and t.
by Eleventh and Twelfth str4ee
property to be used a. a s1to 9qNA&
ministrative and judicial o4aGe44
ceiving a. recommendation fyot
finance committee that stSAe
made to purchase Mayo's brtdo
viding the transfer OF $4,000 freq
bond Issue fund for an additicnnI W
nj the Lee district stand pipe. m
ting aside $4,000 FOR cleaning o1k|
New ReBeFFetuF. ix 5s sssssS
only one bidder appeared t1
railway franchise. and 1t wAa AG4
inriy knocked down to the Att04N
the Richmond and HenricO Ce4
for one dollnr, this company 49,
te make certain changes IN H.
posed route. u
AS soon as the money for
bridge liz deposited to the Gt9
the Hastings Court the city W3l
pc session OF the riparian propSA
! can begin construction OF
bridge to Washington ward
probable. however. that q EpNG
issue will have to be AuthN1
cover the expenses both Of hN1
old bridge and building the neM
SUI c!ent funds are not n0N
treasury for such undertakinG4
meantime repairs Will be i11aA0
/ Free bridge, an apprpprtatlG1 Z
| being allowed for that purp0S4
The committee on water Aslk1o
appropriation Of s70,100 for
in Washington ward, including n
tern Of mains for fire protsCtlo1e
was referred without cotnine0e
/ finance committee. which Will
/ up at it's next regular meeting. MAI
! Just before Adjournment G
man Henry Pollard introducAd III
tons on the death OF Mr.. Th6s
1 Hicks. recent member Of t
| assembly. They were tinaN4
! adopted by a rising vote ana
! spread upon the minutes OF tn
| meetings. Nh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
IA iBBO. I GUEST
Of PHI BETH
EDITOR OF oUTLOOIk -
ADDRESS AT CELEHHAA "
IN WIIIIAMsBuIl<

{Spacinl to The Richmond L.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
DR.. Lyman Abbott. editor g.
look. was the guest Of
principal speaker last ~
annual celebration OF tho
Kappa Society Of WilltAs1S
College. DIR. Abbott Mae
By Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes
folk. president Of the CO.
spoke on The Religious Z
Nation WI
Among the VISITORS 8ef'a
Mrs J. y. Egslsston, 1a
Ycnge. Thomas Jefferson ~
II. j. Davies. A. n. w. 49,
Richmond: the Revs. NJ r
son and r. II, ClalhofM4, n
gomery. Ala; Hugh 3. n1e
cricksburg: Misc Abbott "a
and Judge b. g. Tyler, n
burg. After the puhitp
annual banquet was he&d
The following members
ated last night: CAptaiM
Asfe, editnr. histOfiAn
letters. OF Raiei9h. N. ts
Rsxnall. OF Norfolk: n.
assistant state LirrNtfA1
Majnr James &. Henbpnl
the Times Disuatch, Aj1
Hen. James Hr0w1a 9c4
Of the Department o. Nt4A
Inn. II. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
TAR HEEL bAPT|sTs
ARE IN SESSION
PRELIMINARY PASTORS MEET
ING IN PROGRESS AND STATE
CONVENTION MEETS
TONIGHT.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.1
HENDERSONvILLE y. g. Dec. s.
The pastors or tho Baptist churches OF
North Carolina IRE IN session here to-
day. preliminary to the State Baptist
Convention.
Nearly goo pastors are in attendance
and the feature Of the meeting was n
proposition to effect permanent or
Raniaticn OF Baptist pastors. \ COM
mittee, consisting Of II. W. Spillman, Of
Ktn.ton; r. W. Chambliss of Wades-
boro. ana Edward Long. of Marion,
was appointed to propose plans Of or
ranization. The conference Ia inter-
esting. with addresses By 4 number of
prominent pastors.
Everything points to 4 most enjoy
able state Convention to open to- night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
.GOOO PROGRESS
ON BIG BUILDING
WORN BEING PUSHED ON NEW
POSTOFTTCE AND CUSTOM
Neutrality-suspicious.
LAYING.

With an actual date already set
December II. for the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the new postoftiec and
Federal building, the peope OF Rich
mond will have a reminder that the
work on the building tn progressing
rapidly. The occasion is TO be quite
an imposing one, and the stone VIII
be set In place with appropriate Ma
sonic ceremonies, under the direction
of tho Meridian Lodge. A T.. and A.
NJ. and accompanied by speeches from
leading government officials.
Some Washington talent Will be I'M
ported tn add dignity To the occasion;
just who VIII come mas not been de-
termined yet, however. And IN adj
dition to the ceremony the speeches
and the other exercises there Will
probably be some social affair in hon
or nf the guests who Will be In at
tendance.
MIR. j. Henry Miller, of Baltimore.
who Is the general contractor tor the
work, decided upon the date MONDAY.
and Immediately notified Captain
Frank W. Cunningham that he mi sht
prepare for the exercises. The Me-
ridian Lodge, No. 2s4. will be es-
corted TO their scene of action By the
Richmond Commandery. No. 2.
Knights Templar. and the Command
cry OF st. Andrew. Knights TemplAr.
Among those who will he invited to
be present at the ceremonials are
cx-Gos ernor A.. J. Montag ue. who will
probably speak. Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue Royal +. Cabell the
Postmaster General, the Secretary OF
the Treasury. Senator Martin. Senator
Swanson and the Virginia dele CATION
in Congress. 1t Is hoped TO make the
occasion one OF note.
The time OF the contract for the
new posteffce expires in December
1911. but If Contractor Miller keeps
as far ahead of schedule as he IL al
present tina building will be ready for
occupation long before that date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
.PlYlEn WILL DIE
IN CHAIR JAN. %

RALEIGH, \. G.. December C.
Governor ki,chin has named Friday,
January 30, az the day for G. b.
Plyler. OF Union county to die In
the electric ctair of the State prison
here for murder of Carter Parks, his
hrothef-in-l law, June 15, 1910. Parks
decayed body vas found some dis
lance back of his house three days
AFTER ms disappearance. 1t appeared
that the top of his head had been
shot on by some one who snea kea
up behind him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
RESIGNS HIS CHURCHES
WILL. 60 TO INDIANA

TlEATISNlLLE. Va, JeCemher ..
-Rev. s. =. DEFAULT of Farnham.
Richmond county, has resigned as
pastor of Farnham and Jerusalem
baptist churches in that county and
will go to Indiana as State evangelist.
His resignation was q complete sur
prise TO his churches and II is re-
caIved with universal regret by his
fold. He is one Of the brightest and
most attractive speakers In this sec
ton of Virginia, the churches or
which he Is pastor having prospered
under his pastorate. he VIII leave
December 81 for Tennessee, where nc
win spend the holidays with his pa
rents. after which he will go tn his
new field
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
MACNATEs MAY ELECT
WALLACE As MANAGER

ST. LOUIS, MO. Disc. 6.-~The stock
holders of the St Louis Browns TAM
erican League) Club gathered here to-
day for their annual meeting the APP
pointment OF Bob Wallace, the. ........-
pointment OF Bob Wallace, the
Browns shortstop. as manager OF the
club. was generally expected among
fans. President Hedges had intimated
that he would name to-day success
sor to Jack O'Connor. whom he re-
leased at the close OF the baseball sea
son following the La5oie-Cobb bat
ting incident.