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Yorfrr Soricob.G bouiieilre.

EittHburg, Go., %. Otor5. -
Tic @rono ,Sl1rp rcid)te bellte 9t1-
flugen 9egen 81 fritbere oOer gegel.
mGrtige Staotperorbne1e luegcn Nl.
llabn1e bon Velted)unlgsgelbcrn ein II.
ioroertc Die Gireftbren Der ied)S 9an-
fen meldlc it1otiid)e Tcpoiitoricn
linb, oui, ibrc cigenen aorperl doiten
jil unterIudeu uno lponnoalid) ieItSu-
itellcn, iuohcr Die 9eltedylugsgeloer
tolucn. IS beiinOen iid ge9enpdrtia
itGbtiid)e @clber gum 9etraqe poll
$~3,640,320 iii oieien 9olfen. Tic
Grano Silrp %perlongt, boB Die Olref-
toren bieicr 9orfen feitItcllen iollteL
lpcr in ihrenl Sllterciic Die 0eIted-
lil9sgelber oil Die Stnbtucroronete
5obltc. 9is ipGtelteua anl nud)lten
Monta9 lit Don oen 9alfen elll
id)riftlihcr 9erid)t oorilber eln5lrei=
dlei,. Serl1er elnpiiebIt Die 8rano
,Srrp Den @ioerrui Der Sroi-
nor5. bllrd) melhc Die icd)s 9arfcil,
n1mlid Die Farmers Gepoiit Notio-
mol 9onf," Die y3iuelte National
9onf bon Yittsburg," Die uIeltId)e
Notiollolbonf bon Fittsbllrg," nOie
.Seutid)e Nutionalbanf Don aQegbe-
M" Die .Golurnbia Nutionolbanf
bon Eittsburg mo Die oWorflllg.
mans Snnings ano Srult TO" sill
ltdotiid,en Gepoiitorien gemod)t lpllrs
ben. Nus oeil 9erid)t Der 8rono
,silrp eebt iernerbin bcrpor, bob l1iht
mr. Stootperorbnete. loroeru ulld)
3eitungslellte nno otoere, ais 3ipl-
ihenb1nbler iungirenbe Selttc De
itcdungsaelbcr erbielten. sic 8rono
,Sitrp feroert bos Eilblifum ul,i, fein
iibereiltes llrtbeil gegen Die Seamtcll
Der eripGbnten 9anfen 81 foaen. Die
SolpenS Der Initnlten miro in oeln
9cridt DEFENDERS betont. Gie @rurO
Surp cmpfieblt cine Miloerung Der
iiber Sobn s. alein unb Solepb Z.
@oIion perb1ngten Strofen, ipeil Die
@eit1noniiie bieier Wanner cine
9lobiteaung oes galtSen Sdpinbels
ernloglif)ten. Jerner enpfieblt DIE
@rorlo Sllrp, ooB feiilc meiteren ar'
flogen geseil alein uno @alion on1'
aeiteat lpuroen. sic erfl1rt Iidl ilber-
scngt, oob Charles Stelpart nno W.
@ronD Die eon5e &erid)ipornn9 oit1-
flGre1 lilb Die 9tamcn uller Stulols
gen nerrnen fonnen,
acknowledgements Sobn Iaplor,
Der ol,rd Dos @eitGnonib bon Or. W.
s.. Weber III ben @rnft = Sfanoal
bineinaesogen muroe, bat cine ollf
$4,000 ShobenerioB loutenoe SLID
&c geaet Meber onbongig 9enlod)t.
Soplcr bot @eber's acknowledgements
oiientlid, fir ul,wobr erfldrt.
Nneeflogtc Staotperoronete hobel
%bc9onnen. lid, i'm @erid,t cin5lfinoell
unb @iireidoft fir ibr Grldeinen Dor
8erid,t, iobolb lic bo5u mf9eforbert
neroen, 81, ltellen. Sic beilteten on'
bel oil. oob iie beobiidtiaell, I'M lbrc
Sreibeit 5lt fumpfen.
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observation-disclosures

TAB Wcrfn.-Cnrf, ause. epnntae.
9.06 Worn.-go@ Ueltd. MIR 9cfntdn.
gao gorn.-ssa6. gsIair, oiiSQ. Gcrttas.
Zoo WaaT.:-Na@ Deldsr, onso. eqH1ftas
$50 Madn.-Mo9 geIair. MIR eamlda.
s15 Na@m.-g ldM Perl. dnee. ecnatao.
4.06 NdttM.-H0M Delta, muir Senntao.
600 s~nthE.-ssaM gAtIdir. aitg6. @oGntae.
800 Nbbe.--Mo9 1eIta, niiso. Gonitoe.
HOO Nbbe.--Nn6 4eLta, intr Gonlf6o.
lilo 6tlS.---Ya4 0sJsts. anSa. eos1tas.
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EIumbing, Slrnaces, Ganges uno
Seien, 9ad)oeden uno @iHnen.
Sennett Srus, 523 9toros 6remontsapenue.
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allpferid)miebe mo Hl:;mbers.
5uhu s,ubcri, 17i4 I6ameSsStraBe. 6. & v
TeIepbon: gSplfc 1895.
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Webr MnHagcn.
F%ittsburser 8rait > Sfanbal miro
INNER idlUncr.

@rono, Sllrp riidt in ibrcm Serid)t
Dcn it0otiid)eu Gepoiitoricn.9on
fen oltf ben Eel5. - Giclelben
iollell m%iittbciIcn, iuer Die Be.
Itrdutngsgelber bc5ablte. - Gut
jicbmto ibrer Gon5ciiion ollae'
orobt. - StroBenbobn. Strife i'll
Ebilobclpbin ifeint %ocrloren. -
Seine ginigung Der a%oblenarG-
Der nit Sen 8rubcnbeiiBern IN
Siht. - @ute &eroicnite Mem.
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RuniknlbRtInup
NerDenI6md6e.

S6ipahe. nernbfe 8erfonen. aepIast BON Soft.
rnltasIofiefeit lino i~hledten 5rdnmen.. erfnis
pfeifce1 Iusfliifieit, 9riift.. Hiideit nrlo aopfs
ldmer5en, SaurnlisfnI IbHubnte oes 8ehjrS
itnb 8tIidbiS, Satcrrp. Winecnofiider. StubIper.
%Ltopfull9, lSfiioisfeit. Grrbtben, 3ittert. Serp
flopfen, 9ruiibeflemIrlne. Stengffiidteif r;o
Iriibfinr eriahren ans benz .Snaenbfrennn."
Wie einfad,, ifnea nno biuig nle unnatiirfidben
Werfnitc mno anbere SoIgen iugenbttdber Ver.
irrnngen g~riiroIidt gebctft nno bune 8etnnbteit
NIB Jrohitnn luiroer. erfangt iuerheu t5nrten. -
Sans nenes Setluerfabrtn. Stber fein eigener
Nret.
Eiefes mlBeroroentIid intereifantc unb Iebr.
reide 8udb (0cntidc Muffase $780,, ipeIfeS
bon Snina unb alt. @eann lno Sran eeIeien
rs Gents In W~riefmarlen b~eriieeeIt be5oaeii
perben bon Der
Yrtbntsd linif, 1S1--6. Mbe..
He,usgsrf,. W..D.
M,an ertpdbne beft sg,aiiinlpre garrefpenhent-.
tSehr1. EiSoSn&@l
gei6e 2eIepbcne. tSant9s1Sl
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'WaS baltimore eiouet.

y Safiri aui taapitnIifirune Der Giniiintte
bon $3f6.S00, ipeltit b%pIeitoet, su 3h Yrp3eiit.
81 lueldem 9rpsentfus bic Nerfte.slnIeibe uns
terpebradt Ipuroe.
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Gupier mo Eapicr- Ditch.
Smitb, 1trun Co., 105-107 2anopersStraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

Hiunos 1ln0 Srgcln.
Gbas. W. eticif, 0 9iprosaibertpTs iruBe.
yanl. Shade & Su, Yarfsslpe. ulo SapcttcsStr
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Gei9dfts>@e9metier.
01dcr., gonoitors uno 9otel-
9ebaris-artifel.
s6e Diners & SidS Gpa 104 Gibbs oiparS'Str

3eitungen, 3eitibriiten etc.
,sbe Baltimore News Co." Dapio Mbercroms
bic, @ef6dftsfiibrer, 31S gSeits@ermansSfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

Marnlor. ltnb @ranit-@erfe
9. 0ifaartnrr & eobnc, Tits, @eftsgaItts
noresStrlbe. 3
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0au . Materialien, S1ilren, Senltcr.
rabnicn, 2nben, etc.
Sames Q. Setter q Co., 115-117 SiosSre'
beridsStrabe.
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Srieoboie.
r2nnSnn Start Gemeters." giirean: 81 0efts
Sdratogn.Strdbe.
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Tober. .9os Stuoiren lit
piht 10 Ieidt, ipie man cs iid) bcnft.
Gobci mnB man iid) pftmols pirflid)
bcn 8opi Scrbrcdlell." uSo, 0uS
ihcillt mir oild 10. henn mon liebt cs
ia 10 oft an Den Stuocntcn nit ben
perblllDencn Mopfcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

9ledplotter, Weton, etc.
2Nun, Gontfin & So. Cneorporirt), t3-1'
NaloeritonsStra
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Stolien'S aobinctsfriiis.

TtoIien'S MobinctSfrtiis.
go III. %. W1rs. - Signor Nor.
cora. ErGiioent Der abgeoronetenr
fomner, bot oen guitros ubgeIebnt.
ein nelies &abinet 81 orgoniliren.
4rofelior 2uigi 2u55otti, Der iriibere
Sd)otomts- Winilter, miro mn, per.
illd)etl, ons Merf 81 pplIbringen.
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eaer-Geriideruracn.
.Tpaaf Suinranee So. Of 2ioerpouf," Senrp
NJ. gSnriieio. 8ciloent.W aIaeer, 101-102
Chamber Of Commerce 9uiIoina,
,germania Sener . @crudernnas . Oefeaihaft,"
Baltimore uro storibsStrabe.
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Suiidmieb- 3llbeb0r.
6. eeptt @aNue So, 3G2-364 GorbsSabsS Ctr
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&oblcn ullO Sol5.
Scnrb q. Bon Seine, $50 Go~Iumbta'Ipcnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

gigcntbums agenten unb Sdnoler.
gicrrs 6. 9uaan 6 mepbepr>sO Sfisae1insions
GtraBe.
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5amss, 9. setter g. Co.. 115-117 eiS'5re'
beridsStrabe.
National. 9onfen.
,sbe elb so,ua s%'atioual Saai.". Sob nne
Gretcr.S traBe. Sacob VI. 9ocf, Yrdiibent;
SenrD 8. 0ieoue, aafiircr.
r3meite giattpmaisSanf," 432 SiihsBroaoiuap.
,,9peitern National Sanf," IA Tpros@ufnfp'Str.
gS. Wiarripit, 8nffirer.
,Sarmcrs ano Dierdauts sattpnal 8aaf."
Spitbs 1lno 2onlbaro'StraBe.
Staats- 9anfen.
,,Ceutidc ganf puu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno SonieaDsG trabc. gtuanit Neber, Rrdib
y bent; 6. 5. Sibt S6aBnteifter.
-9onfen.
,,centihe eparbani ppm galttmore," gutaps
llno Baltimore GRAPE. ~ ..
,St. Sames Sparbanf," ValttInoresStraBe uto
@uftpm pouicsIoenie.
Tru1t.G ompegnie'n.
,M'arslanb sruit Co." 9.eropeft:gde gaIbert'
Serbs Speneer, Jun. 3iIfssGd dsmeifter
San Sfinner, SiiIfs,S efretlr.
Baltimore Srnt q Guarantee Co.," equitable
8utlolng. ..-
Iopofaten.
Sarl u. W. Ghpft, t26-t29 aatp 0uilbtng.
4aftauus Sort, 26t-269 Gdloert Vuiloing.
MISUNDERSTANDING @eratbe nno
Salnereien. ID
Griffith G. surner Co.. 207 gsorb.Bacass traBe.
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2eidenbeltatter.

Sanber & eBbue, 170S-t7f0 gantnn.gloeuue
Wni. Cool, 9tortbs nno 8rcenmountzgocrne
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Mopofaten.
aart u. 90. shpft, t2e-129 Carp @uiIbtrg.
GnftapuS 9prb, 26f-269 Gdloert 9uiloitlg.
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2anomirtbidaitlide @eratbe unb

griHitb G. surner Co.. 2o7 Gorb.gaea.s traBs
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Eialloleib= @eihdfte.
.GDniplibateo 2pan Co.," 1 O sStrab
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

for sale, $500 each. Address sC. b.
\ Mills, Devils Lake, N. e.
FoR SALE good flve-passengerss
81 automobile, In excellent cond ton.
Two-cylinder, % horse-po power. An
S2 excellent car for livery purposes.
! VIII sell at q bargain IL sold att
/ once. 4 Address HI, Care Inter-O Ocean.
/ Jack Carter has resigned his posi-
ton as night yard master sat the
Great Northern and is succeeded f,lb ty3
Harry Repp. ~. II ". 81 g5SsIz
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
HON PAPER
... OUT FOR BURKE
NO OPPOSITION AMONG, DEMO
:: Gratis TO "a THIRD TERM
+, FOR THE GOVERNOR -


' The Devils Lake Journal, the organ
Of the. democrats in Ramsey county,
and close to Joe Kelly of Devils Lake,
president Of the financial rocks Of the
democratic, party's foundation in the
state, starts the movement for the re-
nomination Of Governor Burke for. a
third term. IN a leading editorial the
Journal says Burke Is the logical nom.
tnee of his party, and the announce
sment indicates the Intention Of the
democrats to make Burke candidate
again this year.. The4Journal isSSspub,.
lished in the home town of the COVER
nor, and It is doubtless considered the
proper thing to have his ;:third.term
boom started from there. There. will
be no opposition among the democrats
to Burke as candidate for renomina-
tion.-special from Bismarck to the
Minneapolis Journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Colored Swedos,

A substantial Swedish merchant of.
New York city who, came to this coun-.
try when he was a boy told this Incl
dent Of his early experiences in the
metropolis:.l,:l "a I to4.>s : .,-.x!
Il once, started; ont. to call upon q
girl I had known In the old country.
l was told that she lived at Madison
avenue and street. When / reach
ed that corner: i was in doubt which,
house to try, but finally went up the
steps Of one that faced on the avenue
and rang the bell A girl came to the
door. Does: Miss Nelson live here2' +
asked as politely as could. '.J#
=. 81; don't know any such , person.
she answered, and i was turning away
when. she called after me. is she
white ?'' <.sit1 lzSa 4 50 q. 49,
ssaThat, .irritated me. Did You ever
know any Swedes who were eoloredY
asked. %!. gtI..,s 81 syf..t;s. .s,,, ..z:,,
.."'.,'Well,,: 4, have seen. some green
Swedes,, was her, retort, and / did not
continue the conversation" H. K, =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
TOXIC.

Mrs. Amos Eiickson returned home
Monday. ss5s:s5s .s s*s e E5as.$
g. D, Mills was out from the lake oy::
.er Sunday. @ @# $S&
Fred Lang is busy digging wells
while the fine weather lasts. $500.
5 C. smeallie> and Don Calderwood
went to Crary Monday. -
{ e. D. Graves returned home; last
week and Is tearing into his spring
work. -. !
j Chas. Lothen was at Breckenridge
taking examination for section fore
IMAM last week. 4;
Mesdames D. r. Chase and Otto
AIKEN were in Devils Lake the fore
part of the week.
II Mrs. Ignatius Court was In Devils
Lake between trains Monday on a
shopping expedition.
The friends of Miss Stella Jaqua are
pleased to learn that she is to arrive
home Thursday of this week to spend
her Easter vacation.
L
Don Calderwood returned home
Thursday of last week from his Eas-
dern visit and states that he spent a
very pleasant winter.
The Farmers elevator has been
aclosed at this place. The people of
rShis vicinity are at loss to under
stand why this was done, as there is
considerable grain in this vicinity yet
20 be marketed. There is prospect of
there being another elevator erected
at this place, and it is earnestly hoped
chat such will be the case. :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Tho Risk He Ran.

nlSN TO n&Us
1t was prohibition country. As soon
90 the train pulled up seedy little man
With.a covered basket On his arm ,hnr.
ried to the open wind lows sc Tie
smoker and exhibited quart bottle
f1lled with rich dark liquid. s.sS
want b buy some nice cold teay''
he$asked. with just the suspicion Of a
Two. thirsty. looking !, cattlensn
heightened visbly. and, each paid i
dollar fora bottle, <3:s:,ss,. ss,. sss3S3
wait until you get outer tile station
before You take drink, - the little
man cautioned them. Il don't wanter
get In trouble"
He found three other customers be-
fore the train pulled out, In each case
repeating his warning. > ~ II *sG E5 is$Ss !
~ you seem t. be, doing, q pretty good
business" remarked a man who had
watched it all. But I don't see why
you'd run any more risk OF getting
In trouble If they took a drink before
the train. started" -
''Ye don't, hey? Well, what them
bottles had In 'em. pardner. was real
cold tea" -. 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
GRAND HARBOR

Austin Leavitt took business trip
20 Fargo Tuesday.
The township board met Tesday
for the qualification of officers.
Alfred and George Miller from Penn,
were doing business in our town Tues
day.
Contractor Thomson and crew are
busy finishing the Belcourt barn near
town.
W. G. Moon attended the I. S. 30
sale and purchased a fine team of
horses.
W. Hoover is loading car of st ,ck
and machinery and taking things
across to Canada
Frank Emigh unloaded a car Of
wood shipped from his Turtle Noun.
tain farm last week.
Mrs. Solomon and family have NOV
>ed to our town and are living in the
st. Anthony house.
John A. Strand and A. Belcourt
made business trip through the co1n-
dry Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Belcourt returned
Tuesday from a waek's visit in VEL
low City an surrounding country.
Caldwell Wiltse is the name of QUE
new station agent. Cad is a good fell
10 and will make good at Grand Har-
Dor.
The Farmers Telephone Co., of
Grand Harbor, met last Thursday.
The company is figuring on many i'm
nrovements to their line this summer.
Frank Emigh's Grand Harbor
friends and neighbors are symptthiz-
ing with him and his family in their
bereavement over the sad accident of
;sbheir boy being killed Tuesday after
moon.
The Grand Harbor band met as usu
al Tuesday. The boys are going to have
the best dance of the season Easter
Monday. The band boys are sparing
mo time nor money to make the band
"a success and everybody ought to turn
zout en- masse to their doings.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
PURcHELL's SECRETARY TO QUIT

James v. Brooke, private secretary
to United States Senator w. E. Pur-
cell Of North Dakota, is a candidate on
the democratic ticket for the position
of county judge of Towner county. Mr.
Brooke, on account of his health, will
give up the secretaryship and return to
this state. Mr.. Brooke was first ap-
and went to MI. Purcell when Senator
Thompson resigned.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Shocked the Old Gentleman, !:

Henry e. Dixey, the dian" while
visiting Philadelphia one autumn at
tended a very arfstoc ratic Thanksgiv-
Ing bali In Rittenhoouuse square. .>':<-
While supper was being served Mr..
Dixey ranged himself behind the sup
per table with the Twelve or fifteen
walters busy there. Soon a mild man
nered old gentleman with white hair
approached the actor, glass in hand.
'Would you mind filing my glass
with champagne, please?" he said. q
Mr.. Dixey started, drew himself up
and said. with look Of horror: ~
Certainly not, sir; certainly not.
You have already had more than is
good for YOU" Al s-4,-E - 49,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Methodist Episcopal Church.

1900 a. m, Morning worship. Sub
ject: 1.-THE Great Event of All His
tory"
1900 M, Sunday school. Special ex-
ercises by the children of the Sunday
school.
2:30 organized Bible classes.
$3.50 p. ~, childrens church.
$3.50 p. NJ, Epworth league.
1880 p. NJ, Evangelistic service. The
knights Templars will worship with us
Sunday morning. Seats free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
ABI(1; YEAR
MORE NEW SETTLERS THIS YEAR
; THAN EVER BEFORE in
= JI NORTH DAKOTA. I, I; i $s:s

The present year gives eloquent
promise Of being the banner season
for immigration to North Dakota. The
colonists rates which have been in
effect the past two weeks have dis
closed that many hundreds Of people
had been waiting for them, Reports
from st. Paul and. tie. Minnesota
Transfer are that more immigrants
bound for North Dakota pass through
those gateways daily now, than ever
before at this time Of the year. y.
!. Il is searlysfor the rush, as the snow
is still on the ground; and more may
be expected, { In most of the northern
part of the state, though. spring is
close at hand. - =:
! The movement of immigrants
through Fargo is of good value. Many
Of these are men who are going to
the ranges to seek employment in the
mines and others are seeking land for
homes. : Many of the mon who first
seek employment have farms as their
final ambition. There is a good per
centage Of the people who are seek
ing homes on North Dakota lands COM
ing from other parts of the United
States.
Ohio and Illinois and states further
east are furnishing numerous new set
tiers. The high prices Of all farm pro-
ducts is a great incentive for immi-
grafton. There is more money in farm
ing than in any other occupation to
which a vast army of workers can
lend their energies at the same time
without forcing the, products below a
level It Is manifest that the
consumption of the farm, and it Is
believed by many that it will be an
other decade before, Il ever, the, good
old days. of5 II. and IS cents per dozen
eggs and 2o,eent butter are duplicated.
North Dakota is expected to acquire
more new settlers this year than in
any previous year IN It's history.-Far-
go Forum. Il, ,l:2s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
1000 ACRES . =.
OF ALFALFA
EXPERIMENT TO BE, MADE ON A
LARG SCALE NEAR WILLlsToN,

Experiments in the growing of alfal-
ia will be made on land under the Will
liston irrigation project this year, l.
900 acres for that purpose having been
pledged by the Williston Water Users
association, an organization composed
of land owners in the district. The
Wilhston Commercial club has offered
to furnish the seed for the work, and
the North Dakota Agricultural college
has decided to introduce several types
of dairy COWS into the section for the
purpose of eating the alfalfa to learn
of it's food qualities.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Presbyterian Church.

March e.. Easter Sunday.
Morning worship at II O'Clock. Sub
ject: IAN Easter Message"
Easter exercises of the Sunday
school at $3.50 P. M.
Senior Christian Endeavor at $3.50
o'clock. Subject: Getting Ready to
Live Forever" Eccl., 12:1-7.
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock.
Subject: Spring Time of the Soul"
There will be appropriate and spe-
cial music at each service. The pub
lie is cordially invited. Strangers and
those having no local church home are
especially invited. Seats free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
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There had been barroom fight lii q
frontier town. One man was fright.
fully mangled with bowie knife. The
surgeon. said thai he could not i've
and described his condition In the
technical terms of his profession, ten.
ing of injuries to certain cartiiaees.
membranes. and So forth. . when lie
had gone away a friend Of tbs a. tiyi d
maas called TO- inquire H. he WAS really
In danger. asking, "Is Jim much hurt?"
els Jim Joyce hurtr' replied one Of
the crowd. us Jim hurt! Why, man,
the doc says that all of the Latin part
Of his bowels i gone. .,# 38ss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

l'FaA =.
We say It for an hour or for years. ;.sitg,
We say 1t smiling, say. It cholsd with
/ i tesrg;lo 81 - 4 'sss
We say II coldiy, say L VIII q Kiss. = sss
And yet We have no other word than this
"Goodby." .','::, 5f57I3E'
we have no dearer WORD for d; our heaa4t |,
friend, ,. ,S3:a, II. ~
For ala Who Journeys % ths worlds 81
And scars our soul with going; thds5we
Az unto him who steps but Ger the way.
ST" :Jt9eSSoo I" ~ j Il. O. Ss5s d
Alike to those we love and those We hate.
We say no more In parting at life'sigata
To him who passes out beyond earth
sight =
We cry, as to the wanderer for night,
''Goodby." D -: 5,
Grace DEMO Ltchheld.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

Ter typewriter. good as new. IN
y quire OF s.. %. Jones.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE Have
q quantity Of good early seed p1ota-
toes for sale. H. Baitson, Toxic,
D.
FOR sALE OR TRA DID ood, high.
I # grade touring car for sale cheap or.
will trade for horses or real estate:
L ddress Os Inter Ocean office. Nj
FOR ssALiEHav 81 couple of pure
bllooded lie ,Fyando ttes .csocckrelssI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
The Judae,sk Advice


!: MIR. Choate, having arrived at the
old sightedeage, did not recognize 1t or
did not wish to commence the use Of
glasses. In pleading q cause he had
difficulty. In seeing his notes and In or
der properly to decipher his manu-
script kept holding his paper farther
$ and farther of. On one occasion this
90 annoyed the judge that he at last
burst out with, @dr. Choate, /: would
advise yousto get one aof two things
either a pair Of tongs or % pair OF spec
tacleS."& fsss& 5; t.Sf&&1z> 4! vi. 2
4 ~. E>s Is@. He Blt.4 BID fs !
An old feIlowWho ma de himself corr
*spicuous about a t'NewaE Eng land church
was suspected of tampsring with the
church collections. sA couple o9 clum,
sy traps that were set for him failed
.to@worl. Then one day o young dea-
con walked past his house leading d
new horse. X, 4sdst. afp i II Y
sThat's a fne horse, deacon = The old
fellow shouted. Did you buy him at
the fair?S s; 55S 4,
/, said the deacon. Then. a.
the other came nearer. lie added: ss
II bought him with my pickings out
oR the collection z
The old man ooked horrif ga. 4
Good gracio q, ne SAID. eve: of.
ben taken enoug myself 10 buy d hat
Or q pair Of troliiaers; but iui deacon, ID
takin enough To buy a horse amt 70