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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
However. We Won't Ask
Who is Financing the
Side Of the Grabbers

state. the for the Free
NH o. Good ssIn spring Press WANTS to know
EI Tonic II ha justoc occurred to the Free
Press alongside of Statement No. J.
campaign setting up alleged advantages the proposed
nOhse money being the nefaOus and ugly
s. dsGgn Of the municipal ownershpers
Which nefarious ugly design restore the people Of
s Of Detroit their rights their streets now in
sacl Of private corporation which seeking IA years Of control
which charge ride what 1T pease
peae; peases; them 1T peases vntate
81 tAsm It pleases and stop them 1T peas
Statement of editorial column next reading mat
M and all following the campaign posi-
u iOn, to TIE contrary Notwithstanding
Who paying for the advancement municipal
Mp,
II THE FREE PRESS WANTS KNOW
thing pain Press would be the
going be!
(once again. Statement contrary Notwithstanding
a q The Free Press has an idea
iN Excuse
3 We the Free Press Of having idea
81 The Free Press rather has a suspicion.
"A And do you imagine Free Press suspectsi
WHOM DO YOU IMAGINE THE SUSPECTS OF FINAN
CHG THE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP cAMPMGNi
IN It suspects Detroit United railway.
ID 1t does God.
ii Statement No. /, Notwithstanding
&s It's just this
The franchise the Committee Fifty expects down the u
rs neck lips and asks for going
70 problem right of the (ca Of rates from
to @ the contrary, notwthanding)
B. settled in hurrydespi the
credit stands impaired and the value share its stock
impaired right a result Of Of its franchises
having already elapsed
municipal ownership agitation kept FOR
THE BENEFIT D. q. R.
il VIVA the Free Press said morning.
such would suspect the ancient jester was
II it again.
And now confess the swag that has been
advanced by promotion the elimination of the
Dur
We believe the newspaper reading public agree that have
from time time original municipal ownership advocate
newspapers during lifetime ten proved ourselves en-
titled consideration
Every Saturday morning mysterious source been
rolled The Times Office barrel Of money.
But honestly dreamed for moment it was from the
know though would like the understand
that willing doing the service for
10 SIGN THE PETITION THAT THREATENS TO PUT THE u r.
OUT OF BUSINESS.
expose has rendered the public valiant
Woe providing public said public is
composed Of fools, IDIOTS and chumps
Now why little investigating the other
side who is doing the financing theres
We'd putting question ourselves but the Free Press
thunder and, besides, what's the usef
What asking the absence of anything like
able Doubt
Remember know: "Who is fnan
cling the municipal ownership campaign, not the D. u Rs'
you closed when call with
your information in the advertising department
possibly Statement No. being mind that is really the de-
partment that wants to know
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
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more nicotine than any other, ire
quently as high as IL to 13 per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

Does anybody know who is fnan-
cling the campaign in Detroit for the
ownership of the stree. railway
lines by the city,
If anybody DOES know he should
take his information to the ONCE OF
the Free Press at once, for the Free
Press WANTS to know.
1t has just occurred to the Free
Press, alongside of Statement No. ].
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
NUMBER THIRTEEN

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

The Commission Plan of City Gov
earnment" was well handled by the.
debaters. The work Of John Sherman
and Frank Palmer for the negative;
being especially fine. The boys had
been well trained and talked with
the east of old-time debators. Messrs.
Brennan, Traynor and Steve Jones'
were the judges and decided in favor
of the negative. David Shelver and
Ralph Glerum won new laurels for
themselves as speakers while the mu-
sic throughout was excellent. Frap-
pc and cakes were served after the
close of the splendid program. The
open meeting of the Delta Sigma next
year should be attended by a much
larger number of Devils Lake parents
and friends Of the high school. Come
out and encourage the boys in work
that means so much to them-and to-
you.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
Delicious and economical.

. R. Goer closed deal for J. NJ. Hart
man last Friday whereby he sold $50
acres near Lawton for $500 an acre.
M. D. Kavanaugh and wife, Of
Grary, visited over Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mann
in this city.
Mrs. w. D. Millar and daughter
Helen, Of Webster, were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hale
over Sunday.
J. A. Passanault, of Williston, and
George Passanault, Of Minot, were in
attendance at the funeral Of their
mother in this city Tuesday.
Col. Kelly, Col. Bloom, and Sheriff
Bedford, three of Ramsey county's
shining democratic lights, went to
Grand Forks Thursday morning to at
tend the democratic pow-wow.
Erecting magnificent tombstones to
onr departed wives and mothers, with
beautiful and endeardng inscriptions Of
love chiseled thereon; show a PRO
per feeling Of respect, but oftentimes
the departed ones might still be scat
tering sunshine among us If words Of
love had been spoken and deeds Of
love performed while they were jour
|neying through this vale of tears.
H. mo good comes from picking
bones" with. speople-and, besides, II
l}costs too much these days. ... , ST.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

- -sn:g Sci. v e
n p: o. skirvseth, Of Lakota, County
supt. Of schools Of Nelson: county, was
4 business visitor in this city :satur-
day. r. N H. sts s:;5 !:
81 Mrs. A. Nelson who has -beenSvisit.
ing at Minneapolis for some time past,
returned to her home In, thts. city
Monday. .,:s;$ ;: =. :. - I: 5,:;
n The Woman's Guild OF the Episcopal
church met With Mrs. w. a.. Reid at
her home on Sixth street, "wednesday
Afternoon s$:s,:s ~
e. Mrs w. King and little son, of
Tower City are guests at the home of
N Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
: Winans. iii zss ::s.! :; I. s'>~
overloaded III mems and boys
clothing. Must ne moved: Our big
sale commences Saturday. April; s0th.
New York Cash Store. H., IN ":
is The Bell property including the
Grellinger livery barn and the land
covering about 9 quarter Of q block
corner of Kelly avenue ana Third
street will be sold by the admin
;strators g the estate tomorrow. "A
County suqer tendent Haig went to
starkWeater ednesday afternoon to
SOC his father who was taken sick Is
lew days: ago. Mr.. Hais sr. Is In hfs
nintieth year, but Is q very active
gentleman for his advanced age.
Members Of the auditing board Of
the BARRIERS, association were In Dew
lis Lake the tirst of the week check
ing up the treasurer, ed. Richardson.
Those present were Chas. q. Ellsber-
~, Treasurer. st. John; "a. N. Eckler,
Presto ent Minott. u " m Il.
&S Now IS the time to have your buggy
placed In repair and new rubber tires
put on. Also to have yorn ploWss re-
paired. We have recently added some
new ploW repairing machinery ana
are prepared ID do syour work prompt
III In q first class manner. DO not
walt until the spring rush ID Oh hut
bring them 81 now and have them
ready for use All soon asa the frost
goes out of the ground Mandy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
VAN TUYLE.ANDERsoN.

A wedding in which an unusual
amount of interest was taken by
many Devils Lake people, took place
at the Methodist parsonage in this
city Monday evening at ten o'clock,
when Miss Orva Van TuyJe became
the bride Of James T. Anderson. The
ceremony was performed: by Rev. T.
A. Olson in the presence of a few close
friends, and relatives. Following the
services the bridal party repaired to
the Porter home on Flint avenue
where :.bountiful. wedding: supper
was served. After supper the happy
couple left on the Oriental limited for
Montana where the groom has filed on
rand and where they will commence
housekeeping: :.
Mrs. Anderson Is a daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Porter and a young lady of
rare worth. She attended the local
high school and completed the COM
mercial course with the class 'O9. Mr..
Anderson has made this city his home
for several years. HIS is a splendid mu-
,sician and has been director Of orches.
ira work here for some time. The best
Wishes Of numerous friends go with
the young couple to their Montana
home. s...'..
+: One of the most interesting pro-
grams given in the city this year was
presented Friday evening in the as
semblyroom of the high school by the
members Of the Delta Sigma. This
was the second annual open meeting
Of the Delta Sigma, which is composed
entirely Of boys in the high school and
every number was a, treat. The big
room had been Hastily decorated for
the occasion with banners and PEN
nants-a splendid big North Dakota
banner in pink and green adorned the
presidents desk. After an address of
welcome and Introduction by Prof.
orville Duell the following program
was given: ,55.... -
The Mermaid Delta Sigma Chorus.
Defamation, .tThe Railroad Crossing
Ralph Glerun.
Piano Duet-Messrs. Noel Ruhberg
ond Norris stoltze. .-
Debate, Commission Plan Of City
* Government firmative: Messrs.
Ruhberg, Ehnslie, Dan Daeley. Neg
alive: 3Messrs. stoltoe, Sherman,
n Frank Palmer. .4fI:
Plano so1o-Don Pusser.
Defamation, Treat Your Wife ssAs
8 You Do Other Women'-David
Shelver. q '< s5.$ s# III
Summer lllllrs Nigh 5t' Stigma chor.
u.s.. $.:, %tf. p. r i: >s Z .:;3 .s3 r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

ARBOR DAY
THE SCHOOLS OF DEVILS LAKE
FITTINGLY OBSERVE THE DAY
DAY SET APART FOR THE
PLANTING OF TREES,

A9bor day was most f1ttingly OBJ
served by the school children OF Dew.
lis Lake Friday afternoon. A large
number Of trees were set out by the
school, the trees being furnished by
the Devils Lake Nursery Co., A very
appropriate program was given by the
sixth grade pupils under the direo-
ton Of Miss Ida Serumgard, which.
was very enjoyable to the visitora
present. The following was the pro.
gram rendered:
Some Useful North Dakota Birds
Seth Brundage.
Recitation, I'm Going to Plant Tree
| -Caryl Fahl.
Reports Of Historical Trees:-
The Charter Oak Of Hartford, Conn.,,
Roy Neathery.
The Washington Elm at Cambridge
George Harvis.
The Treaty Elm Of Philadelphia
Brighton Arnold.
The Cary Tree-Margaret McVey.
The Liberty Elm of Boston-Frank
Adams
The Seneca Treaty Tree-Marie
Wilmes.
The Big Trees Of California-Nettie
! ,. Skurdal1.
Cotton Mather's Weeping Willow
Blanche Tanner. e:
Recitation, Woodman, Spare That
Tree Mae sneesby. ::
How Mr.. Morris Came to Write:
"Woodman Spare That Tree
Grace Nimmo. ="
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
:::0VERTAxED
Hundreds Of Devils; lake Readers
f. = Know What It Means

Hundreds Of Devils, Lake, Readers
lEE2!.!; Know What It Means. -
The kidneys are overtaxed;
fave too much to do. =. g, so ~. -.
They tell about i IN many aches and
pains 49,
,Backaehe, sideaohe, headache.
EARLY symptoms Of kidney ills. :.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright's
disease follow. ~.
A Devils Lake citizen tells here the
way to keep the kidneys we'll.
NV. Wohlwerd. Devils Lake, N. d.,
says: IT used Doan's Kidney Pills and
received such satisfactory results that
I heartily recommend them to other
kidney sufferers. I felt miserable as
the result Of disordered kidneys. There
was a tlameness and soreness across
the small of my back and constant,
dull ache through my kidneys. I was
so much Impressed with what I heard
about Deans Kidney Pills that I pro-
cured d box at the Devils Lake Drug
Co. had only used them short time
beforeEI was free from every symp-
tom OF kidney complaint. From my ex-
pertence ! can say that Doan's Kid
ney Pills have no equal" .
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. s%s ;, y
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. r.. .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

Az J. Scott was down from Rugby
Tuesday. 5z s5$s E5z :
Mrs. Chas. Bosworth is visiting at
Grand Forks. q (. II, SEE S hui s.. s 81 I
Z G. J. West, OF; Webster, visited in
this city over Sunday. ,4 ::
I. Face yelling zoe yard at Winans
Millinery Saturday. =
Mrs. Gus. Yeager is visiting with
friends in Grand Forks. ~ :;# e G. /. 4.
Chas. Doyon and family sundayed in
Devils De- Lake with friends. .t
o. A, Olsen, Of Cooperstown, was a
Devils Lake visitor Saturday. r ! .: - Z:
1 Fred Richmond, of Toxic, was a
Devils Lake visitor Wednesday. s
/: Mrs. Thos. Miller and Mrs. s. l..
Wineman are visiting at St. Paul. !,
Chas. H. Jones, OF Starkweather,
was4a Devils Lake visitor Saturday. s
. H. s. Hansen, of Churchs Ferry, was
I'm Devils Lake on. business Tuesday.
+ Il. M. Hutchinson, Of Lakota, was a
business visitor in this city Tuesday.
4, w. H, Belford was at his farm this
week looking after seeding operations.
4 A:Hendrickson has accepted posi-.
tion with the Devils Lake Drug Store.
/ !: - A. L. SMITH ..a =.
|E$&s. 3 Interior Decorator.
Z George L. Barrett, of Lakota, was
a business visitor in this city Tues
Eday. =: x-, .. ~, ...
i Thos. E. Engelhorn, of Churchs
Ferry, was a Devils Lake visitor Tues.
day. 49, v'3''s = s%.' ''''ss'' + ''S'''i'@*
T G. D. Glass of Grand Forks, Great
Northern train master, was in Devils
Lake Tuesday. g
Albert Bell has had as his guest
this week his brother A. F. Bell, OF
Alexander, N. Oak.
New shapes in millinery on display
at Winans Millinery Saturday. You
should see them. -. &,.s.,.
The Altar Society of, ST.. Joseph's
church met In the = church. parloe
yesterday afternoon. : .sa'g 60.
Rasmus.. sorenson, the substantial
Webster farmer, was in Devils Lake
on business Monday \! q and Tuesday. :
| F. j.. Tr&ynor went to, Bismarck
Monday afternoon to argue a case
before, the supreme court Tuesday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society o.
the PRESBYTERIAN ii church q met witt
Mrs. Nimmo Thursday afternoon Y.
/ The Devils Lake band gave a verj
BILE ea>-;sttaa Grant
Theatre balcony Tuesday evening.
i The biggest clothing sale ever at
tempted in Devils Lake starts satur
1 day at the New York CAST Store. j:
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will conduct a food sale al
Brainard's store Saturday afternoon
1, .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
/ LOCAL. {. NEWS
Miss Cora Pierce has been visiting

Miss Cora Pierce has been visiting
atgMaddack. ySz ssye 2f.s WA
". L. Harvey was here from Bis
marck Monday. S A3s. q :. =. ~ s'= Il
Alex Currie, Of Cando, was i Devils
Lake visitor Monday. +. ,...' ~ =, =: y
Harry Smith, of Minnewaukan,
Sundayed in Devils Lake. -
Miss LaDuc, Of Doyon, was a De,
wills Lake shoppe saturda tsss
Herman Huesgen has been suffering
from a siege OF rheumatism.
Norman Morrison. Of Webster, was
o Devils Lake visitor Monday. SIE $s
! A J. Comney has moved his family
to#Devils Lake from st. Paul.
Can ON 8. G. Jones Tor steamship
tickets to or from all points In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer,=s Of Mime
waukan, was a Devils Lake visitor
Monday. 5.s% - - y. +, 2 " =
E H. Kelly, of Lakota, was, bust
ness visitor In this city the fore part
ofxthe week. =
Mrs. ,o.s.; Meikels,3of Minnewaukan,
was visiting in this city the fore part
Of the week. T. 81 ss s " t%:y n =.
Deputy sherifr Frye was il abtend-
: anoe at q term of court at Fargo
thesfrst Of the week. L, :.,ji,
Me gFeatgst sale q ~ clothing 81 ever
begins Saturday, April aoth at the
New York Cash Store. A..
Miss Jennie simonsen went to Great
Falls, Mont, Wednesday. at which
place sheswill make her future home.
Lsg Harvey. Of Bismarck, Deputy
State Land Commission was III the
city Tuesday on business in connec-
ton with the leasing Of state hay
lands. s55s$s 5
Mrs. b.. Callinan, who nderwent
an operati at Mercy Hospital a
couple or weeks ago was: released
from the hospital Sunday night, and
is now at home 3convalescing. as
Albert Roberts has purchased a lot
corner Fifth street and :Minnewaukan
avenue, and is erecting q blacksmith
shop thereon, which viii be rented 70
Mr.. Goodneau. The building Ii 25x60
feet. .sss: zs # il. :9t .Ss 4s5s
The New York Cash Store Is oner-
ing some great bargains this week ia
Hnameled Granite Ware at less than
half price. Nearly q carload Of wall
paper, ell the I latest designs dirt
cheap, 36 ladies, tailored suits down
a5 per esn&G The largest line Of dress
silks On ezae state cheaper than ever.
e win nay yOa 70 look them over.
4 Yoai can't help buying. s. n /
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
SOCIETY
OF pEEPEsT WORTH "a :.

OF DEEPEST WORTH.
These are the things prize ~ Is
And hold Of deepest worth: ~
Light Of the sapphire skies,
Peace of the silent hills, =
Shelter of forest, comfort of the grass,
Shadow of clouds that swiftly pass,
And after showers
The smell of flowers. g.. g.. ~
And of; the good brown earth,- s-,. -.
! And best of all, along the way,
Friendship and mirth. 90!
/ s;....zs., HENRY VAN DYKE.
\ Mrs. John P. Conmy of Grand Forks
was asdelightful guest in the city dur
ing the week. ~
+ A jolly week end party was enjoyed
in the Fox cottage at chautauqua last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond and
Miss Blanche Fox. Miss Lillian Wine
man, Miss Richards, Miss serumgard,
and Messrs. Bell and Bradley and DR..
Pierce. The pleasant weather Sunday
made an ideal day for the campers
and everyone had the best time ever.
Tuesday afternoon the pupils in the
Eighth Grade of the Central school
and the pupils in the Eighth grade OF
the Washington school met and or.
ganized their class. Sybel Baker was
appointed temporary chairman and
Louise La Rue temporary secretary.
Then the following class officers were
elected:
+ President-Roscoe Baker.
Vice-president- Cecilia MEME.
Treasurer-Marion Nimmo.
Secretary-Arthur Powell.
Brown and orange were chosen fol
the class colors and 'sWork and Win
for the class motto. The class is made
up Of about thirty-five members and
work will begin soon on the com
mencement exercises which will be
given some night during the last weeh
of the school year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

!: !: The First National Bank ,of Devils
Lake, n. D., loans money on Real
Estate at a very: low rate Of interest.
YOU can pay your loan at any time
With US. so =: =. 5*:...''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

n - Al. Hanson was here from Botti-s
sneau Saturday. {{ 5% w. -: -:
o.. Thomas was here from Grand.
Forks Saturday, \ \ ~ 4; :5s.N
3sC.IsN. Prick, OF Lakota, was a. BUSH
ness visitor in town Saturday.
C. R White, 81 Minneapolis, was a
Devils lake visitor over Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Denny, of Mime
waukan, sundayed in Devils Lake.
The Grand Theatre managers are
giving their patrons some fine attrac-
lions this week. " !:
There was AL special meeting, of
Minnewaukan lodge A. F. & a.. IN.
Monday evening. d.. HIS
Chas. u Nodine, ! Of the. Nodine
Piano Co., made . trip to Langdon lon
business Saturday. M
Miss Nellie Boulgar, teacher In the
schools at Doyon,; was shopping iii
Devils Lake Saturday. SSe
) Mrs. John Daeley and Miss Marga,
ret Frashere were visitors at Lakota
the, first Of the week. Al. ':As
Charles Davey, one Of the employees
Of the State Auto. Co., at Lakota, was
In Devils Lake Saturday. #
Albert Jaqua, manager of the Bovey
Shute Lumber Co., at Tolio, was III
Devils Lake on business Tuesday. Z
Deputy b. rs: i NJ arshall woods, VI
Fargo, was In Devils Lake ON bust,
ness The feEe. part Ct the week A
Our tremendous stock 81 cIothing
has not been moving fast enough to
suit us. SO we will start a great sale
Saturday, April Both. The New York
Cash Store. ): ::~@sff M
BY accident the name of Miss Edith
sarles Of Noonan township. was omit.
60. from 6he list Of contestants who
took part ins the county spelling con-
test held in this city last week. Miss
sarles stood very high IN the contest
for the state repres alton: ,s.,s.ss
III Prof. Keil; the efficient pianist at the
Grand Theatre, has been engaged to
furnish music for the inside attrac-
tons at Chautauqua this summer. Mr..
Keil is O. very accomplished accom-.
PIANIST, and viii be q. valuabl man for
the chautauqua management. 1 +: I.
N Bargains at. the New York Cash
Store this week. Lots ofs !enameled
granite ware less than half the regular
price. Il, 900 rolls of wall paper ali
the newest designs, dirt cheap Over
loaded In ladie ilored suits; down;
they 60 rs per cent. We are marking
down All mems and boy suits for
this big sale. .s$ 6:
Lyle A. cowan Of Devils Lake, N. D..
son of Judge y. =. gowan, arrived Id
the city last Thursday. Lyle left the
following day for Hedgesville, where
be spent several days visiting at the.
small homestead. He expects to re-
main In this part Of Montana during
the summer months. Judith Cap.
(Mont Journal y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29
MRS. PASSA-=
NAULT DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT HER HOME INC
THIS CITY SATURDAY MORN
ING AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

ING AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Mrs. Nelson Passanault passe6
away at her home in this city Saturday
morning after an illness of a years
duration of Bright's disease.
Julia Anne LIE Valley was born In
the province of Quebec, Canada, Aug.
8, 1S47, where she grew to womanhooa
and was married to Nelson Passanault-
They came to the United States In
1877 locating in Iowa. In 1887 they re-
moved to North Dakota, settling at
st. John Roulette county. Later they
removed to Rolla where they resided
until August last, when they came TO-
Devils Lake.
She is survived by her husband, two
sons and five daughters, the sons be-
ing Geo. H., of Minot and E. J., of VIII
lston. The daughters are Mrs. George
A. Whitney, Of Antlers; Mrs. Ed. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Ed. Waterman, Miss VII
Ia, and Miss Evelyn, all Of Devils Lake.
The bereaved relatives have the
sympathy Of many friends In their
great loss of a devoted wife and moth
er. - 49, :E>E<S
Funeral services were held from 81.
Joseph's church Tuesday morning al
10 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Father
Augustine. = %,s.,.>. ,<.. " (: 4..; s, ! ~.
t Z, "a 49, -raL-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A GOOD
INVESTMENT. r -. -,
see sls at once. We pay 10 per cent.
and you have an interest in future pro.
ats. ! Let us mail you pamphlet. a
Home Building Co Operative ASSN. y.
/: Suit "a Locke & Gram Block Devils
Lake, 81 D. ~ !, .....>.- l..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-29

Mrs. John P. Conmy of Grand Forks
was a delightful guest in the city dur.
ing the week. ~ 80:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
HUGH TARPEY TO
TRY FARMING LIFE
THIS WINTER
HAS BEEN GRANTED DIPLOMA
BY PROMINENT FARMING
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL.

Hugh Tarpey, the vegetarian at
the Tonopah and Goldfield meat
market, leaves Tonopah Monday for
Salt Lake City, where he will try
farming for awhile on the big
Tarpey ranch near that city. For
some months past Hugh has been
taking a correspondence course in
the art of farming and yesterday
received his doploma from the
school. The diploma is beautiful
piece of art work and states that
Mr.. Tarpey is a full-fledged farmer,
having acquired all kinds of know
ledge as to how to raise sweet and
sour potatoes, cut hay, milk cows,
make a hen lay eggs, and all that
sort of stuff.
1t is needless to say that Tarpey
will be missed, for he has made
many friends during his stay in
Tonopah, and he departs with the
best wishes of all.