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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
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The vicinity, has long bseA.
the most fertile and productive K. "a
In Mexico, but its remoteness has re-
tarded its development. Now a great
change has been wrought by the build
ing of the Southern Pacific railway in
to the country last summer. American
enterprise and energy are apparent
on every hand, and every line Of bust
ness is beginning to feel the impetus
Of the new conditions. The building
Of the railroad into the country in
July, 1909, has been the cause of
more development than for the past
twenty years, and the Americaniza-
ton of the region is but question af
g short time. The area of cheap land
will soon be "a thing of the past in
this portion Of Mexico as in our own
western states, which it resembles in
many respects. Mr.. Duell found Next
60 a wonderfully progressive country.
American and other foreign capital are are
responsible for the development of a
large part aof the country The atti-
tude Of the traveller toward Mexico
becomes one Of admiration as he views
the rapid strides she is making toward
becoming a great nation like to our
own. The Americans visiting the west
coast Of tt,.. Mexico are delighted with
the soil and climate and consider It a
new but cheaper California.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

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God may be so splendidly proclaimed.
From every standpoint, the meetings
have been most excellent, and the re-
suits as known have been splendid.
while the results unknown only heaven
can record. 1882 =. TX +; +
/. The subject for tonight, Friday night
will be: ION the Border Land" N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
LOCAL NEW 81.

Chamoise Isle gloves n all sizes; at
the New York Cash Store. 81 5S}zsst 4
Fred Lang, was business visitor III
this city over night Monday. y Sss..s
q Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. william Jol.
5sy, on Tuesday, February ~, son. !.
~: q John ", Maher always nasi money
I IGN hand Tor farm loans-no delay. I
The Ramsey County National Bank
has Money to Loan on Farms, Money
TO Loan on City Property. Rates low,
Terms Favorable. IS. Ss9z Es,z s.. =,
81 Stanley Hurst left Tuesday morning
for Grand Forks where he went to
attend the state undertakers meet:
Ing. =s1j., .:3..s Al. = .Z t. i. 5
p. Johnson, assistant-cashier Of the
Citizens State Bank Of Brocket, was a
visitor in the city during the past
week. Us. s...*, So. ss, 4! $s$
:5s DR.. Sullivan and Wilford Sullivan
sof Grand Forks were guests during
the week at the Hollinger home III
this city. ;s 81 10 . s. ::
RI g. Smith Or Olathe, Kansas, III II
the city on business connected. with
the property OF his sistersin-law, Mrs,
Springer. RI nc {. s : :ss,l.r "
III Ex-representative Norman Nelson Of
Churchs Ferry was In the city last
Wednesday attending to business mat.
tiers at the court house.
a MAIDS Mikkelson and family ofsWeb.
5Ester were visitors in the city Tuesday
and attended the pres ntation of the
Bonnie gBrier Bush at the Grand. IS
!. 49,: ~ Keep your toes out of sight-our
no Wayne knit hose will do It for you,
six pairs guaranteed for six months.
$1.5o per box. NewGYork Cash Store,
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
4 favorable terms. lowest rates. {.
~. Chamberlin. q; i. =...ss:5; .s.S.s E &
u Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trumbull Of Sal.
mon, Idaho. arrived here Wednesday
morning for q few days visit with the
ii sister Of Mrs.. Trumbull, Mrs,
B Cramer. 81 .s ~ s zs5 81 59s
M - 10 As. 81! .
n n Wednesday evening there vas y
% well attended. meeting Of the Loyal
B Order Of Moose at the Workmen hall
Il on Fourth street. "a bic: meeting II
& the near future is planned and a i,une
b her OF out Of town members Will zoe
Il taken ID. s=. u, : Ss..5:zs <I5
u Attorney +. ]. Traynor Of the firm
b Of Flynn & Traynor Of this city left
4 Monday for Lennon, S. d., where he
q viii attend TO legal matters, and dur;
\ ing his stay viii: stop at Minneapolis
y and Hettinger, n. Oak. n: { s.;3 q
The Ramsey County National Banl
d has Money TO- Loan on Farms, Money
& 60 Loan on City Property. Rates low,
I Terms Favorable 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday, February 9th. =,

.. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. Sub
ject: "Why and Wherefore Of Saliva
tion." ..'..
: 1880 m. Sunday School.
! 2:so p. m. Alpine Phila Thea Glass
for Young Ladies'. .
2:30 p. m. Baraca Glass for Young
Men.
$3.50 p. m. Childrens Church.
$3.50 p. m. Epworth League: Young
Peoples Meeting. s - = -
1880 p. m. Evangelisttc Services.
Seats Free. A Cordial Invitation ex-
tended to all. p
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

A good many pea
to find oatmeal placed
list OF foods recommended; Ba
article had appeared in an English
Scotch paper every reader would have
expected to see first place given to-
good oatmeal.
As a matter of fact Great Britain
and Europe come to us for tremendous
Quantities of Quaker Oats because Il,
represents to them perfect food, being
the richest in favor and best in clean
illness and purity, of all oatmeals. a
Americans should eat more Quaker
Oats; the results would soon show
themselves in "improved conditions of
health and strength. SIS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

~ ~ ~ - &tN0ttUiiul U0uh VI UtYtkS
lake.. D. loans iloney. on Real
Estate at a very low rate Of interest.
y. fo !! can {; pay your loan at any time
With u.s..
S II Mrs. F. g. Vernon Of Doyon was a
Tuesday visitor III the City. 2; :|.ss
Watch your chance and slip In for
a pari Of overshoes 81. and pu. : New
York Cash Store. H IL 3 7@s.: J., @ !. #:
Just q Memory The latest song
f hit by North Dakota's successful
popular song writer, &c. Send folr.
4 4: copy to r.. J. Bilsborrow, Casselton,
N. Oak. . ...s. 81. @.:s = .&~
T You are! neither too short nor too
long to be suited with a Kuppen-
heimer. New York Cash Store. Is
Mr.. and. Mrs. D. F. Mclaughlin 81
Cando were visitors In the city Mon.
day and Tuesday of the past week.
Both are well known III local business
and social circles. !:
Will Adams, nephew of J. @. Adams
Of this city, was a visitor with his
uncle the early part of theaweek and
returned Monday stosAlberta where he
has land interests. d,
- Wednesday Mrs. Emil Eich, who has
been III at the General hospital fol
some time past, was removed to the
Ech home 81 on east Third street,
where she issrapidly convalescing ~
q. stevens Of the stevens Grain
g Fuel Co. leaves today Oh business
trip to Neville. Mr.. Stevens II among
the progressive business men Of Tie
city who are pushing Devils Lake sto
the front every day: sst
I'd Elliott was a Monday visitor At
starkweather, where his family Is al
present Mrs. Elliot and children ex,
'pect to be in Devils Lake before long
land are making arrangementsto make
this place their permanent
Never before 80 great, q workerol
raoles al now me Genius Of the
loom has fairly caug ht the life and
soul of the rainbow and spun. its pris.
matte threads into a myriad Of designs
most Wonderful. see the new dress
goods ana wash fabrics. The New
York lash store .:5s 81
l2S Iiss sheresa ollinger who during
|EtheS past year been attending a
training school Tor nura es ii the Twin
Cities returned ondaY for a short
yacation her parents. Miss Hol
|Iinger has comp ted her course and and
viii soon return to the hospital as a
Trained nurse d +.
The county commiss ionersS met in
this city ednesday and reviewed The
delinquent tax list. After cutting out
all taxes which seemed worthless, The
list was hand led sto the sheriff and In.
structions given to collect Without fail
Also a batch Of miscel laneous bust,
ness was finished up, most 81 which
related to bills not allowed previously
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

\ a German savant wants to, know
how long dream lasts. That often
depends upon how long you put on
the marriage ceremony, or how long
before election day. .s2,,=s .:s$ ,'+S w..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Miss Villa Pasenault left Monday for
Antler, N. D.. for short visit. 81
A special sale OF muslin underwear,
some great bargains at Mann's.
# Miss Lizzie nd of Toxic was
In Devils = visiting friends over
night MonS ~. 81 s; 35 ST u Nj #
~ Miss Hilma Freeburg, of Toxic was
a visitor in Devils Lake the latter
part Of last week. y, IN. :si5, s9 e...s s.s
Ladies IVY oltexn suits, coats. skirts
for spring and summer now. on sale
at Mann's Department store. :Fs. II
Albert aqua, manager of the Bovey-
shute Lumber Co. at. Toxic was in
the the. city between trains Monday
Wond erfully pretty new silk dress
goods and wash goods are waiting for
your selection at the New York Cash
Store. \ ;.4 ~ , ::s. i; /.
~ f,GftV - 80
Attorney r! T. Cuthbert OF the Arm
Of Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert, re-
turned Monday from Lakota where he
was called to attend to legal matters.
Our garments come nearer reallz,
ing what tailored made garments
should be than most Of the so-called
tailor made: from the cities. These
are now ready and we can deliver the
Goods. The New York Cash Store.
Make a new man Of him or, give us
the contract to redress him, Our
clothing will make him look and feel
like, one. The New York Cash Store.
Herman Huesgen of this. city is sat
present visiting with his brother VIII
liam at Dickinson. after recovering
from an operation at Rochester, MINI.
Before going to; Dickinson, Herman
visited with, cousins in Minneapolis
and and will soon return; TO this city. i
{ Do you wear linen collars? If tybur
collar is marked linen its linen. II, it
isn't marked at all it's cotton sure,
because there isn't a manufacturer
living who would pass pu an oppor-
tunitys like that if he had the goods.
The New York state low. requires an
honest label Or none atall :. Try an
HI & I. Collar, they're linen. New
York Cash Store. ~ - =, 'i:sz's5 =
E A. New Hardware stock-F. * W.
Mann & Sons have added a complete
stock OF high grade hardware to their
basement stock. You will find. a big
saving here. It will pay you well to
visit our basement often. q: NIL
: John cCarty OF minneapolis was a
visitor in the city during the past
week and spent some time with the
county officials Strengthening out mat
tiers connected with property he: owns
inssthis county. Mr.. hfcC Carly recently
acauired the! Currte building !: at Ed,
more through force closure and has
4 tnto rasta5 s,,,a,u - {. :, s
fbro;;pb nm a. q IT, .,,,,; 49,,
Int savs tba4 ,s;,,t - ,s ~ !
cream - than, IN 80: :
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n. New ,!s spring and summer goods of
Iall klndahaye arrived 81 sthe New n York
Cash Store n q IN s Es 81
Henry stenseth CLERK IN Il 81 court has
Ebeen busy during tie mast r,a S week k
Estraightenin out the business ssof The
Eofice and i'll now taking care III the
Icounty business with dispat,cch :s8 Mr.
Estenseth found everything il the hest
II ordar aftar. 3 aa+n q NJ - , -
p. az
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22
GROUND BROKEN FOR CHILD
REN'S HOME
Boise, Ida, April IS. 1910,

BOISE, Ida, April IL, 1910.
To the Friends of the Childrens Home
Finding and Aid Society.
| am very glad to tell you that We
have broken ground for the new home
and We shall push it hard for CON-
pIetlon at an early date. This means
that we shall need money to meet
the expenses. Tehre are several names
that appeared in the published list Of
the papers recently that we have not
been able to find. Some of them were
not at home when the collector called
others did not leave us their street
and number. Through the kindness
of the Overland Pharmacy | have left
some society envelopes, where you
can place the money, and write your
address, and we call and get it. and
send a receipt for the same. This
will save us time and enable us to
attend to the many other duties. If
convenient to call as above please
call us on either telephone, and we
will send someone to get it.
Thanking you for the favor, | am,
Yours very truly,
o. P. CHRISTIAN.
!. 4 X
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO.
CEEDINGS
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22

In the Matter of the Application O
w. A. Bradbury for Cancellation O
Penalties.
The application in the above en-
Titled matter coming on this day fol-
nearing, and after consideration, il
Is ordered that the sum of $383.47
be accepted in full payment for ali
taxes due upon the following de.
scrlbed lots, towit: Lots 1 to 6, 13
to 30, 81 to AZ, 43 to As, block 80.
lots to IS, 43 to As, 81 to SO, block
80; l to 6, 1 3to 18, 25 to 80 81 to
AZ, 43 to 48, block "a; 7 to is. 25
to 30, 81 to AZ, 10 to "a, block IS:
to II, 10 to 80, 81 to SO, 43 TO
as, block 3S; lots 81 to AZ, to -.
block 80; lots 1 to 6, IS to IS, block
AZ all in south Idaho Falls, second
Hing. And it is further ordered that
the auditor assign all tax sale certi-
hcates on the above described proper
ty to w. A. Bradbury, upon the pay
ment of the above amount.
In the Matter of the Petition of Vim.
nixon, ct al, for the Appointment
OF Road Overseer for Road Dis
ulCU NO. u.
The petition in the above entitled
matter coming on this day for hear
ing, praying for the appointment of
II. l.. Hansen Road Overseer of Road
District No. y; after consideration it
Is ordered that H l.. Hansen. be and
he is hereby appointed road over
seer of Road District No. 9.
In the Matter of the Application of C. |
ID. Chaplin for Cancellation of
Taxes.
The application in the above en-
titled matter coming on for hearing
and it appearing to the board that
there are delinquent taxes against
lots l to 20, block Is, SCOTS addi-
ton to Idaho Falls, Idaho, for the
year 1905, and the same is a double
assessment; ordered that said taxes
De and they are hereby cancelled.
IN the Matter of the Application of
Andrew Smith for Cancellation of
Taxes.
In this matter it is ordered that
ne taxes for the years 1902 and
9O3 on lots IL, Is and ID and 81
o "a, inclusive, block 1 of South +
ark addition to Idaho Falls. be and I
hey are hereby cancelled II
n the Matter of the Application of e
w H. Rounds for Refund Taxes. =
In this matter it is ordered that o
$l3.65 be refunded to the above f
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22

lie today and Wednesday from 2 to G
o'clock. Many guests were present
Mrs. Blatchley being an out of town
visitor. Members were glad to well
come Mrs. Ridenbaugh again, who
has been visiting in Portland for some
time. The voting for nominees was
attended to early and with extreme
order and quietness that the excellent
program be not disturbed in the least
degree, as members and guests had
come prepared to enjoy the afternoon
to the fullest.
The building department of the
club desires to call attention of the
public to the fact that it contemplates
a series of four dances to begin on
the 2Sth of this month and to be
given every other week, the proceeds
to go to the buildings fund. These
will be made as enjoyable as the two
held which proved so popular
The German section will meet with
Miss Warrington on Wednesday.
The club is rejoicing over the fact
that Mrs. J. H. Hawley's health has
improved so greatly that she will soon
be able to resume her club duties.
Mrs. Hawley is one of the clubs char
ter members and when we'll took an
active interest in it's work.
Miss Marie Irwin, chairman of the |
arts and crafts committee of the Col |
lumbar club, will lecture on carts
and Crafts before the Good Citizen
ship club on May 2.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO.
CEEDINGS

Continued from page II
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22

In the Matter of the Application of
w. A. Bradbury for Cancellation of
Penalties
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22

Continued on page 81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-22

named applicant on account of err
roneous assessments on lots l and 2
section /, township 1 south, range
81 2 B M, for the years 1906 and
1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
MURDOCH HAs OMAHA RECORD
Was Distributor Here for Bogus
Money Made in Chicago.

Was Distributer Here for Bogus
Money Made I'm Chicago.
Theodore Murdock, who, with Frank
Grigware the escaped prisoners from the
federal prison at Leavenworth, is still at
large, is also an Omaha bird, having passed
number of counterfeit S. and SO gold
pieces In this vicinity in March, 1909. He
was the distributor OF the bogus money for
the Chicago counterfeiters, where the
money was made. He was located in Omaha
by Secret Service Agent H. b. Mills, and
had with him a partner by the name of
Kelly. Muroock and Kelly disappeared
from Omaha March IS, 1909, but were
tracked to Sioux City, Milwaukee and Chi
cago, where they were finally arrested.
Murdock succeeded in getting rid OF a
quantity Of the bad money In Omaha, but
greater amount in Sioux city. He was
indicted in Sioux City by the federal grand
quantity of the bad money in Omaha, but
managed to evade capture until finally
overhauled with Kelly in Chicago.
Kelly pleaded guilty in Chicago and was
given a year in the Joliet penitentiary
Murdock was sentenced 20 ten years In the
federal prison at Leavehworth, from which
he has just escaped.
Officer Mills states that Murdock is on,
of the shrewdest counterfelters in tn,
country. His pictures are scattered ovel
the country and as he is known by mos
Of the secret service men his ultimate cap
ture is foregone conclusion.
The indictment against him Is stiH pend
ing at Sioux City for counterfeiting. III
w6s not indicted in the Nebraska fedora
district.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

contribute practically to keeping green the
memories of the women who kept the
homes, sustained the faith and inspired the
vaIor of the men who went to the front,
some never to return, when Abraham Lin
coin called for volunteer soldiers in the
day Of the nations tremendous trial.
At the Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation building the day will be honored
by the forestry committee Of the Omaha
Woman's club. Some of the trees already
set out about the building have died, and
these win be replaced by the committee.
The association also took q hand by set
ting out a Boston ivy vine, that is ex-
pected to eventually spread its creepers all
over the front OF the beautiful structure
All day prominent citizens were seen
carrying trees to some lot, where they will
be planted in honor of the day which has
helped so much to transform the former
Great American Desert into the present
garden spot which is recognized as one OF
the most productive sections on earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Lincoln Man
Dies from Drink
Given Lodging at City Jail Becomes
Ill and Does Not Re-
cover.

man who gave the name Of James De
Long and said Lincoln was his home died
in the police station early Friday morning.
He came in seeking lodging during the
night and was placed upstairs in the apart
ment reserved for the homeless wanderers.
He took i'll while here and was attended
by Assistant Police Surgeon Standeven.
Gradually be became worse and died about
o'clock. De Long, who stated that he
had lived for sometime at 1850 South Twen-
tleth street ana was 80 years Of age, ad-
mitted that he had been on a drinking bout
for the last three months.
Coroner Crosby pronounced the cause OF
death acute alcoholism.
The police have telegraphed information
Of belongs death to his sister. Mrs. Ella
Mills, at Wichita, Kan. They have beer
unable TO learn OF any other relatives
Coroner Crosby will hold an inquest in th'
case Saturday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Jewish Feast Of
the Passover
Commemoration of the Deliverance
of the Jewish People from
Egypt.

The celebration of the Jewish "Pesach," 4"
or Feast of the Passover, will begin Sat
urday evening and will continue eight
days. The "Pesach" commentaries the
deliverance of the Jewish people from
Egypt, as narrated in the book of Exodus
and is known as the great freedom festival
of the Jews.
The first service will be held at Temple
Israel Sunday morning at 10:9O at which
time Rabbi Cohn will speak on the theme
Of True Freedom"
The festival is also sometimes called the
Feast of Unleavened Bread"
A family service called the "Sader'' will
be held on the first or second evening In
many Of the Jewish homes.
The final celebration of the "Pesach'
will be Friday night and Saturday morn
ing of next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

Seventeenth street, delivered himself to
Captain Mostyn at the police station.
Jones was placed in cell, where he Is
guarded. He explains his self-destructive
mood as the effects Of grief over the death
of two children the last few weeks.
When Jones appeared at the police sta
tion he inquired for the chief of police and
was induced to tell his mission only with
difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

No natter how severe an attack OF diar-
rhoea may be, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to Ei"S
relief.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
TREE IS KING FOR A DAY
All Omaha Helps Celebrate Spirit Of
Arbor Day with POmp.
HONOR FOR IT'S FOUNDERS
Different Organizations Join I'm Pay
ing Tribute to Day Founded in
NebrRakR-schOOI Children
Taught It's Significance.

The spirit that created Arbor day still
goes marching on in the state where 1t had
its birth, as well as in the length and
breadth OF the land.
"Appleseed Johnnie" OF New England
fame was no more persistent in the plant
ing Of tree seed than have been the people
Of Nebraska, until today foliage-crowned
avenues are as common as buildings in
every town and on many farms, The
English gentleman Of an older day who
always carried about with him a pocketful
Of acorns has his followers in this prairie
province, and the names Of J. Sterling
Morton and George L. Miller have as full
honor today as they had in. the first flush
OF enthusiasm for the gospel OF tree plant
Ing preached by those grand old pioneers.
Not child In an Omaha school but has
a very fair comprehension Of the meaning
and the spirit of this day, through teach
> ing and example. They study trees
throughout the school term, each grade
np to the eighth devOting it's attention TO
one or more OF the trees that grow on
Nebraska soil. They learn about the quail
Ties Of trees from books. and on Arbor
day especially the outdoor aroma Of the
shady walks is brought into the school
room. The lives OF Morton and Miller
and others OF kindred inspiration are care
fully reviewed In loving fashion and APP
propriats lessons having TO do with trees,
their benefit and their value, are impressed
en the young minds.
schools Take Notice.
This is no holiday IN the schools; It Is
! day rather OF special study for all the
pupils. And the school board takes Official
aote OF It's significance by formally pro
seeding TO adorn with trees and shrubbery
lhe grounds OF the newer schools. Super
ntendent OF Buildings Finlayson had in
Wructions 20 secure and plant a selected