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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-17
BooiRRHIoeb> NEWS

John Schultz and Ed Kaeding Of
Leeds were transactinga business In
Penn the fore part of this week. ...,r,.,.
Nj. Thorson and family are down
from Hong, II. b.; visiting Mrs. Thor
sous old home FL Norway township;
Mr.. NJ. q. Heibel, principal Of bur
school, left Thursday for hisshoms ,at
waterloo, Wis, where he win spend
the summer
Our baseball team went to Maza last
Sunday, and Ne az proud TO STATE,
20 to IA in favor 81 the Penn5tea1n. ]
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-17
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From The Hustler

From The Hustler
Thompson McCahan was a Devils
Lake visitor Monday.
Herman Herman, our druggist, visit
ed Devils Lake Monday.
Mr.. Treffe Bail left for Cando the
latter part of last week.
o. T. Geno of Grand Harbor was
trading in town Saturday.
Frank Kaeding and family visited
Devils Lake last week Friday.
Walter Fulkerson of Crazy was In
town Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr. Charles Kendall Of Dry Lake
was trading in town Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ryson
on Tuesday, June Z, daughter.
Mr.. Stockford of Rolla is down visit
ing at the Matt Ryson home this week
Rev. Kollmorgan made a business
trip to Rugby the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Bill Millerkee made an auto trip
to Devils Lake the latter part of last
week. r. r.
Bill Jacobson of Norway township
was business visitor in Penn last
Friday
Mrs julie Kaeding is reported quite
i'll. DR.. Smith Of Devils Lake is attend
ing her.
Mrs. George Dingman is reported
very i'll at her home in Dry Lake town
ship.
Mr.. F. A. Gessner has purchased q
new soda fountain for his place OF
business.
Miss Lille Frohwerk made an auto
trip to Devils Lake the latter part OF
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gessner were
business visitors at the county seat
last week Friday.
Miss Lille Frohwerk went to Grand
= Harbor Saturday for an over-Sunday
visit with friends.
The Misses Anna Stoesser and Ida
Gessner made a shopping trip to De
wills Lake the latter part of last week
The bowery dance given at Gunde
rud's; last Saturday evening was re
ported a most enjoyable affair.
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from Tho News

FROM Tho News
L6ais Erikson,; whose two small Chill.
dren died last week, arrivedihere Mon
day-and departed on Tuesday.
J. 8. Robinson made a hurried visit
to p kin Monday and Tuesday.
MISS Violet Stewart visited the D.
F. HumphreeSys tuesday On her way
houas IL wilton, N. D.
p. e. 3ohHson left for Wahpeton, N.
D.. wednesday morning Where his
mother Ii visiting at present. Mr.
JOHNSON expects to bring his mother
to Biocket to visit him and his family
q while.
Farmers In Enterprise and Santer
townships are working with the force
of enthusiasm on the roads leading to
the prospective new towns on the new
branch Of the 500. All roads lead to
Rome but all prairie mushrooms do
not become Romes.
There was q rather lively time In
Brocket on Tuesday, the day Of school
election. Mr.. p. E. johnson and e. o.
Engesather were measuring their
strength in local politics, the prize
being the school treasureship. A re.
cord vote of ISL was cast, johnson
winning by 10 votes.
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From The Times

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STARKWEATHER TIMES -. ~,
Howard Hoy of Benedict was here
for a visit with his parents last Sun.
day,
, Will Davis has purchased q fife
new Fuller automobile from Edgar
LaRue. a.. - 49,,
=, Conrad Berg went down to his old
home at Mayville on Wednesday for a
weeks visit. &c., ~. .,.,. -.
John P. Gochnour was called to Pen
nsylyania this week on account Of the
illness Of his wife. 81 -: :.,
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rived last Monday evening and have
been placed In the church. = e - Z .
Mrs. Thomas, Fay Thomas and Mrs.
Magnus went to Devils Lake with the
teacherslast Saturday to see them on,
The. teachers Of the schools left last
Saturday morning for their respective
homes where they will spend their
vacation. -,
Il Miss Maud Jones left last Thurs
day for Maxbass7 where she viii visit
for several weeks q with her uncle.
P. n. Jones and family. q Il '
A party was given at the home 81
Mrs. w R. @Haig last Friday night ii,
honor OF the lady teachers 81 tho
schools and Miss Anna Buck who who
graduated from the high school. pa
O. r. Leedy and Thos. Buf0rd left
last. Monday for a trip through AL.
berta to look over the C. r. r. lands:
They will return via Montana where
they will arrange to have houses built
on their claims II they do not decide
to invest in Canadian land. 4s
w. PoWanell and son, John Pow
nell, who shipped car Of horses.
breaking ploWs, etc, to Montana last
week, returned with the car last Mon
day. They found that It was 30 dry
out there that 1t was impossible TO do
any breaking. They are undecided
whether they VIII hold on To their
claims OF NOT.
meeting was held last Tuesday
evening To discuss the celebration of
fstarkwe ather Day Al conrnistes con-
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From the Guardian.

From the Guardian.
Mrs. A. J. Code, Of Fargo, arrived arr,
Tuesday TOR a visit with relatives.
= a Weaver left + for Tor & Gr r N. D.,
Thursday for a short visit with re.
latives.
e. A. Moran was business visitor
at Nekoma Tuesday where he dis
posed of Ford auto.
H. L. Mackey is enjoying a visit
from his father, T. J. Mackey. Of Ack-
ron, Ohio.
H. NJ. Doe, A. Olsen, 1v1'er Brown
and DR.. Craig were business visitors
at Devils Lake Saturday making the
trip in the formers auto.
Martin Roninlg; left TOR his old
home in Norway wednesday where
he will spend the summer visiting his
mother aid other relatives.
Jas. Dolan went up to his claim
near Moose Jaw Friday to see how
things look in that part of the coun.
try.
Sam VERSIONS house, north OF town.
Is nearly completed. Mr.. Iverson be-
lieves in having good buildings ON his
farm.
This is the last week of school and
the scholars have that far away visit,
full look laways carried during the
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Anderson left
for the latters home in Wisconsin
for visit with relatives. Mrs. Ander-
son expects to be absent the greater
part of the summer.
Jno. Furber is erecting large barn
on his farm west of town. The build
ing will be 30x72 and when completed
will be one Of the largest and best in
this section of the country.
Report has 1t that Ole Yelerbo sur
prised his friends and neighbors one
day last week by taking a quite trip
to- Devils Lake fora XIV license to wed.
The Guardian extends congratulations
to the happy couple ~; ,.-~.
Peter Furseth, who has had charge
Of 3one of the sections here was tras.:
ferred to the Edmore section, and
moved down there with his family
Friday. His place here was taken
BY Ole Salter. &js sssss3tssaz n. .fSss2 ~.
At the school election held Nyester-
day an unusually large vote, was cast,
id fact one Of the largest ever cast at
agschool election In this township. G..
A. Moran was elected director for
three years. e. r. swarthout, treasur-
er. t. E1$4t q. .5Sszs~: siz.st ",
Active work has begun on the tele-
phone lines south 81, town and also
the extension ~ tie iine1 Oh the north
and east. When these lines are com.
pleted Heampden will have direct tele-
phone connections with practically
every farmer tributary 70 the town. !
MRS. Z. u. seyerson left for Ray.
N. b.. Monday. III J. was detained
until Tuesday Cd account 81 business.
They have moved their stool I'd Mon
trose. N. ID. where they viii conduct
|.a general merchandise store. Just
what will so into the building they
vacated Id NOT knWon but We are as.
sured 1t viii not 10 vacant 1ong.
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GI0lM Xhe 6ekAld.MeW1~z,-,~.l~,e
A. G. Hunt, the Derrick merchant,
visited Gilmore yesterday.
F. T. wo1dy was On business at Ia
kota yesterday. - VI
/, Casper, Johnson and family Of FOX
Lake were Edmore visitors Tuesday:
i 6. c. Honey returned Friday from
Devils Lake where he spent 8 couple
days. . 49, il ! i
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Tschabold of
Nekoma were Edmore visitors on.
Monday. .,. .,...., ,.s..,rn ...,7
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Osborne, of,
aampden were Edmore business visit:
ors Monday. -. .u:s.. cd. 4
Postmaster Ole Knutsofi and H. M.
Doe of Hampton were sbdsffess VISIT
ors In our city yesterday. making the
trip by auto. -,
|. Melvin void returned home home T 11hlitrs I.
day after spending the, winter attend
Ing school at Valparaiso. He win re-
main here for the summer. .: se7s-
DR.: Ogilvie left Saturday for. Chica-
go where he will spend a month TAX
ing postgraduate course In one Of
the dental schools there. y.27 .a4i..
A. A. Stark, our local harness max
er, left :sHnday. for his old home in
Mimi, where he, was called by the
death Of a relative. rs.
Mrs. DR.. W. d. Wagar and little
daughter, Donna, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Crary this week.
Mrs. Wagar is a sister Of Mrs. Crazy.
Ed. Mead, formerly Of this Place,
but now with the HamplsdIen implement l(s
Co., was an Edmore bushes visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Lille Hill, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Miss Lena Fill, at this
place for some time, left last week for
F1axton where we understand she will
teach during the summer. il.
After finishing a very successful
term Of school At Glenburn, this state,
Miss Ethel Asiakson returned to her
home here Friday last and will spend
the summer with her parents.
Auditor R. v. .Bice, John Mclean
and Judge Cowan, all Of Devils Lake,
were greeting Edmore friends satur.
day. They. came over in an auto and
returned the same day.
J. E. Dougherty autoed to Devils
Lake Friday and returned homet, With
Mrs, Dougherty and little. Irene, who
has been IN the hospital for some time.
She is rapidly recovering from her
operation and in time will be as we'll
as ever much to the satisfaction OF her
many little Edmore friends and play
mates.
ROSS Sheldon, who las Las been section section
foreman at this place foar' the lsI. past ,;a
number Of years, resigned his position
and With his family has moved Is
Devils Lake. He slipped his house
hold goods last week and took tie
family over In his auto Sunday. The
Sheldon family haSs' manny WARM arn
friends here WHO i, regret their lse;a!ying;
Edmore but Wish them success So In thetr
new home
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-17
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From The Sentinel
c. o. Ness went to Fargo Tuesday
on business.
S. A. Baker was a Devils Lake Wis
itor last Saturday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07
PROHIBITION THAT WILL PROHIBIT

In this day and, time, when we are gradually passing from national attitude of ultra-rad- realism to a more conservative status, there Is one phase of the prohibition question that has, apparently justified itself, and may be said to have come to stay And that is the growing and unrelenting hostility of the employer to the em- ploye who drinks.
 Here is tangible, practical, direct, and pos itive method of appeal, It pleads straight to a mans moral, mental, and physical being. It does not threaten him with prison or political misfortune; it concerns itself not with lessen ing his taxes or the curtaiment of his person al liberty through legal restraint; it arouses within him none of that resentment seemingly so natural in the Ango-Saxon when told that he must not do such and such thing because somebody else arbitrarily says so. It simply declares that the business world wants efficient service and is willing to pay for it, but that it does not consider drinking compatible with eff ceney, and therefore it will not deal with drinking men.
 There are a number of things-go things in this world that cannot be legislated into man, albeit, mayhap it would seem to many honest people that the status as to that ought righteous ly to be otherwise And temperance as to drink ing-and to eating, too, for that matter-is one of them. Man seems to be so constructed that he rebels at orders now and then, and that too, the while he might easily enough be led by diplomacy and tact. Once force him to see that such and such thing is not "good business, y and more frequently than not the argument is ended right there To untange the warp and wool of the theory incident to this condition is, probably, trife more than human ingenuity is equal to. But experience seems to acquit the conclusion of error more and more thoroughly year after year as the world wags on.
 Managers of business enterprises want clear headed quick, aggressive help. They are will ing to give the market price for it, but it must be an unimpeachable quality. The man who drinks is being more generally ruled out every day. And in this dwels form of prohibition that is rational, and it will prohibit. It is, per haps, in its essential details the only sort that will.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07
m The Halls of Congress
BY TAV. -
 Special Washington Correspondence.
BY TAV.

When President Taft was making his cam paign for the presidency the republican cam paign managers set afoat story to the effect that Mr. Taft was decidedly hostile to Speaker Cannon and the latter's methods of running congress The ruse worked perfectly. It pre- vented anti-Cannon voters from deserting the republican ticket
 That there was no truth to the story became evident soon after March 4, when the president rescued Cannon and the old rules from defeat at the hands of the insurgent republicans and democrats.
 The same group of men who started the first fairy tale have now come forward with the an nouncement that ''Uncle Joe" will resign at the end of this term. The information was unload ed upon the correspondents of western newspa- pers principally, no attempt being made to have the article printed in Washington or the east. Not suspecting a scheme, many of the big reputable newspapers of the west, including the Kansas City Star, gave space to the tainted ar Iticle.
 The object of the Cannon resignation story is, of course, to eliminate Cannon from the con gressional campaigns next fall
 "FeIlow citizens, 7 is what you may expect to hear from the standpat candidates in the con gressional elections, "my opponent charges that 1 stand for Canonism Friends, he is merely endeavoring to resurrect dead issue. As ev- leryone knows, Speaker Cannon has resigned. No doubt most of you have yourselves read the Washington dispatches announcing that he would not again be candidate for the speaker ship. Therefore Cannonism is a false issue in this campaign, brought out solely to deceive you"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

If Speaker Cannon retires it will be in favor of some member satisfactory to the special in terests which dominate the house. and will there fore have little or no effect on the present sys- tenn. CannOnism merely represents the atti- tude of the majority of the members of the house, and to change the present order of things it will be necessary to shift the majority from one body of men to another.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Marlin E. 0lmstead of Pennsylvania, who, it is said will succeed Uncle Joe" as speaker, is a high priest among the standpatters of the house. He is affiliated with the infamous Pen rose machine of Pennsylvania, and has served the special interests in the house at every op- portunity, just as his boss, Penrose, has served them in the senate. Although exercising great influence in the house, Mr. Omstead has never used his prestige to win battle of importance for the people. Having served fourteen years in congress as a,"system" man, he is especially qualified to succeed Uncle Joe. '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Dangers of lynch law illustrated, ,' reads a headline in the Macon (Ga.) News This does not mean that motion picture has been made of a lynching in the News vicinity The artist un- dertaking such feat probably would inmedi- ately precipitate another lynching.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Notwithstanding the fact that the total num- Der of animals slaughtered by the Roosevelt par ty in Africa, in the interest of science, totals 6663, the shooting has not been exhausted in all probability. Surely, surely, however, science ought to be satisfied almost to nausea.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Speaking of the peers of England, London paper says they are "perversey proud, wilIfu- ly forward, indignantly insolent, incurably self ish, and incapable of salvage or salvation. y Even Bwana Tumbo would find it difficult to edit additional emphasis into that
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Globe is made up of an army of never-tiring boosters. That is one of the chief reasons why the city is looked upon by the world as absolute ly the best in the southwest, and the coming metropolis of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Constant harping on this nations alleged 'unpreparedness for war" would be more inter esting and convincing, perhaps, if alleged ''un- preparedness" had not always been it's status. And yet history tells of no war in which it failed to give most excellent account of itself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

It has been discovered, so runs the story, that Mir. Harriman's estate foots mp to $221 100000 instead of the originally accredited $149,000,000 The difference really is inconceivable, in the average human mind, however
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

There is, no doubt, something particularly sinister and dark about the fact that Mr. Bal finger is courting complete and searching con gressional investigation into the affairs of his department just what, however, we are unable to fathom.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Poet William Watson threatens to reside per manently in America A lot of Mr. Watson $ caustc newspaper critics on this side would have gone slower had they suspected him capa- ble of such revenge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

The coal man may be at the bat today but the 'ce baron is getting his tongs in shape to swat the ball next. There is absolutely no relief for the ultimate consumer. He catches it a-goin' and a-comn'.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

"One hundred dollars saved by honest man. ual labor is worth more than $10,000 won by gambling" says Mir. John W. Gates Personal ly, anyway, Mr, Gates never bets less than a mil lon you know.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Before that Copper Hill line "comes in" the Gila Valley people should practice little with those gasoline motor cars between Globe and Miami. Their installation will be a necessity in- side of ninety days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Interests are mutual; the greater Miami and the greater Globe. Pull for one and you pull for both.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

As King Edward swings around the Euio- pean circle nowadays and notes the rapidly in creasing number of boy kings, he must realize more than ever the not necessarily melan ly circumstance that he is growing old
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

President Taft promises to be single shotter,' {" notes contemporary. Well, if he brings down the birds, that will be all right
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Globe may be selfish, but her interests seem best subserved in a low line through Box Can yon; and the people of the valley seemed to be in the same position. We'll come to think of it. self preservation is the first law of nature
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

In his decision on "What is whiskey!' Pres ident Taft reversed the findings of x-President Roosevelt, former Attorney General Bonaparte, Chief Government Chemist Dr. H. w. Wiley. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, the Remsen board, the United States Pharmacopoeia, the internal revenue bureau of the treasury, the state standards adopted by twenty-six states, fifteen decisions of the United States courts, and President Taft's father, the former attorney general of the United States
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

''I cannot help heaving sigh for the sugar trust, remarked a member of congress "The trust has been making huge donations to the re publican campaign fund year after year in order that it might continue its work of bleeding the American consumer in peace and quiet Now
 as the result of sheer accident-the appointing of Loeb as collector for the port of New York the poor sugar trust is being made tae goat after having paid colossal sums for immunity. 2
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Miami is making greater progress than the little city's most ardent supporters predicted, A city of at least 5000 is predicted by January l, 1911; and the prediction seems more than reasonable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

"Who reads the Congressional Record2" in- quires the Deseret News. Well, the proofreod- CTS, anyway, even if they do get salary for it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Attention is directed to the fact that Mr. Can non is using his left hand very frequently in swinging his official gaveI this session of con gress Nobody has noted any lack of vim, vigor or vitality in the resulting ''whacks,' however.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

The Pima end of Graham county will show wonderful development during the coming year. About 10000 acres of new land will be brought under ditch and if we mistake not the little town of Pima will early experience something of a boom and when the fight does come on will give Stafford hard struggle for the county seat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

"We cannot understand, even now, how il happened that the description of conditions at the pole given by Dr. Cook, who didn't get there, accords so exactly with the description given by Mir. Peary who did get there, says the Rich mond News Leader. Forget it, contemporary forget it. Along that road lies madness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

"Mother Goose is the American Homer Deny it who can, 1" says the Norfolk Landmark How can categorical denial be entered unless one is as familiar with Homer as with Mother Gooseg And how many people can qualify in that re gard?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

It is right swift change from Christmas bells to Christmas bills but it is the inevitable
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Russia has denied any desire for a second war with Japan. The outside world is quite pre- pared to believe the denial sincere, moreover.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Alfalfa never commanded higher price than at present and there is a strong probability that the price will go still higher before the first cut IS made this year. Down Gila valley way alfslfa IS king and his subjects are naturally happy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Secretary of State Knox has at last succeeded in running the excellent relations that have exist ed between this country and Mexico for the last quarter of century, The regret and disap- pointnlent felt in diplomatic circles over the matter amounts almost to anguish.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

The weather man has been showing the people what he could do under proper provocation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

If Mr. "Champ" Clark does not shoo" the Missouri near-poets off the trail of his presiden- tial boom pretty soon the boom is liable to be mistaken here and there for a travelling calGope.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Let us see; this is the year that sewerage system is to be installed in Globe The people are ready to vote the bonds
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

The improved condition of the stock market during the past ten days has expanded the for tunes of large army of Globe investors. Globe stocks led the list of coppers.