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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
RAMSEY '!| | n | !! IN.
COUNT
. INCREASE:
POPULATION is 15,1se 10 1877!
sg,..: FIVE YEARS AGO AND e,1ss
, S@ IN YEAR 1900.

B Returns on the population, statis-
tics in Ramsey county as a result of
the thirteenth census have been sissu-
ed by the census bureau and shcW this
county to have an increase Of 1920 in
population over that of Eve years ago.
The figures are: 1910, Is, 1ss; 1905,
11,97s; 1900, 9,1ss.. a Ill s5;
It is in the city that this great gain
has been made although the returns
for Devils Lake have not been receiv-
led. It is true of the census in every
state in the union and holds true in
North Dakota as the counties where
the largest cities are located show
the largest gains. The census on
Devils Lake is expected shortly. 81 81 B
n In the state Walsh and Pembina
counties show decrease. while Trail
county has also slightly decreased.
These counties are adjacent to Grand
forks IN the Red River Valley. d
The entire state of North Dakota
census IS 577,056, an increase OF 257,.
80, or s0.8 per cent over s19 JAG In
1900. Increase from 1890 to 1900 was
1876, 427 orE74.7 per cent. .4:..
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A II 4 HERE
!: !. CASE AGENTS in DEVILS
LAKE TO TALK OVER coNvEN.
81 TON MATTERS AND BUsI-. Z I
5 8s. HID s'5s. NESS. hi. &. .l r. 81

The agents in this section of the J.
III Case Implement company gathered
in Devils Lake last Sunday to talk
over matters and especially arrange
for the approaching Hardware and I'm
7plement dealers conventio which
will be held here in February.
Manager Hanson Of Fargo was here
and gathered the boys together and
as 9 result Of the meeting something
big in the line of EXHIBITS is promised
from these people at the big session
of Imple 81 ss..::: .5ss.5
The J.sL Case company are putting
out a new auto for 1911 bearing their
own name and this machine will be
placed on exhibit at the automobile
show to be held in conjunction with
the conventio ;5 ssss 81 s's 81 .55
AT the conclusion of the session the
gentlemen attending were taken a.
round the city on an inspection trip
and from their stopping place at the
SSevilla went to the Great Northern
hotel. All agreed that it was the fin
est hotel in the Northwest and hoped
that IT would be In readiness. They
were also favorab1y impressed with
the new Western hotel which has been
opened recently and were sure that
the many visitors the convention will
bring here viii be properly cared for.
A visit was mad Ito the Commercial
club rooms where part Of. the festivi-
ties win take place in February and
also to the large exhibit rooms at the
Grand opera house. d
Manager Hanson states that every
implement dealer and hardware mer;
chant III the state is looking forward
ID the approaching event while Secre-
tary Barnes Of Grand Forks. has the
large program Of the doings wen un-
der way ii the hands Of the printers.
Secretary Barnes has also received
many requests ffors reserYat Hons OF
space In the exhibit halls. N,
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Wilt fEETs WITH SENATOR AND
REPRESENTATIVES, TO Die
si cussS Pop liar CUES q
,zs. TIoNs. 4: u; .s :ts

The InterlO ocean has been called up
on this week to make notice Of an
approaching meeting which is sched-
'uled to take place next Wednesday
evening in the Commercial club
rooms Of this City, at which time the
Senator and three members Of the
Legislature will be present. The meet
ing will take place at 1870 O'clock De
lcember 18th. e 81 .z \: t.s. III
The purpose Of the gathering is ma
inly for all to meet the men who are
to represent them and to talk over
with them and others any laws In
which they feel Interested. s.s q
The Inter Ocean believes this is a
very commendable idea and the gath.
ering will no doubt be largely attend
ed It's time that every voter In the
county should entertain any movement
to boost for the good of the country.
Democrats and republicans alike
shouldsbe on hand to make this meet.
Ing next Wednesday a big success BE
on hand yourself and invite others to
attend. s>5 5s:.s .sj. IA. I'd. S%ss
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l D! ! 4 / TOM
CABIN GOOD
OLD CLASSIC Plan WILL BE PUT
ON RY THE BEST e COMPANY
APPEARING u IN} ~ EARS S.:

Gus Myers the popular manager Of
the Metro olitan opera house at Grand
Forks II speaking 81 Tie Uncle Toms
Cabin company that II to play here
this Friday evening says that It is the
best Uncle Toms Cabin show that has:
struck this section In sixteen years. g.
# 10 be sure this is al old show, but
1t sim bears the same flavor that Il
did years ago when put 81 81 4 good
company. .rhe cheap tent shows have
put this classic play to the had, but
nothing Ike this viii happen when the
5productio this evening is given at
! the Grand opersass House here. u e
Manager CoWlsy sports an excel
ents seat sale in advance anu good
Sattepd dance is promised 81 the even
Ing fornnce q q
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ton. He was an deal character. Miss
Gertrude Riordan was. charming IN her
part and put her every effort into the
work making every scene that she ap.
3peared In very realistic. or course
Ed. Flynn was the real Frank Fuller
the tricky friend. Mr.. Flynn never
fails to, entertain and in CA Message
from Mayfair" handled his part well.
Mildred Holmes and Milford Graham
appeared In several scenes that were
superb taking their parts in nat
aral manner. Miss Lillian W1neman;
was the real Mrs. John Brown, and
she sure was the real one In taking
the part Of "the perfect lady" never
missing a chance to do, her work so
well that She made the house shake
with the applause which she received
for her efforts. Ray Holmes and Mrs.
Flynn were excellent in the rendi-
ton Of their parts, while Avery John
son was Johnny on the spot in every
particular and the sort of a butler the
:dramatist called for He was always
.nejust going to do it." His intentions
were right and he was rightly fitted
for the part. 1 = .s;s.-{F3s / :. IS -
81 The audience went wild with the
play and every expression has 1t the
best ever. The Callaghans can be;
congratulated for their help to Devils
Lake not only in theatrical offerings
but for their obliging spirit and the
manner in; which they entered into
giving a benefit could not help but
bring success. 81 ~
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audy aud Prevention of4$ Tubur.culo.

Ssuu IN
ais.
The picture drama has been produc-
ed BY the Edison Manu- featuring CO.
III cooperation with the National As
ISOLATION for the Study and Proven
ton OF Tn;burcu losis and the American
National Red Cross. It portrays an In
teresting story OF Il Jew York life.
and y besides filed with ational
scenes that show how tuberculosis lii
contracted and how it may be pre-
vented and cured. The Aim is 1000
feet long. The tuberculosis workers III
every state OF the United States are
urging their local theatre ito exhibit
the picture. us III
The plot Of the story centers about
the winning Of 800 for the best de.
sign for the Red Cros Seal for 1910
BY Ellen Williams, . poor girl of the
tenaments who makes her living BY
decorating lamp hades for very mea-
gre wages. She has applied to the
art schols where she longs to take a
course Of study, but finds that the cost
800 Is too much for her purse. AS
she turns to leave the school q young
man of@Wealth sees her In the Office
and is struck BY the pathos of her
beauty and disappo ntment Tired Of
his purposeless life Jordan resolves to
seek or$@himself how the other half
lives. 3 Dressed as an ordinary day
:laborer, therefore, he rents rooms In
the same tenement with Ellen, and
son becomes greatly. attached to- her.
He sees her struggle to win the 500
prize for the Red Cross Seal design,
and finally sees her win It. Then be
sees her give up all the ambitions Of
life, when she turns over the $500 to a
neighbor, so that her consumptive boy
might have a chance to be cured at a
sanitarium. s3ss S5ss s:s Ss5 ~
Struck by the noble sacrifice, Jor.
dan unknown to Ellen, buys the tene
ment, renovates the neighboring apart
mnets, enlists the cooperation Of a
district nurse, and helps: thus Ito IS
store the consumpt ive to health and
remove from the family the danger d
further tions sE s2S
Thus, II the end ], when u ordan re
yeals to Ellen his identity, she finds IN
his proposal that she share with him
his palatial Fifth Avenue mansion, she
has gained a great loye,sa home, and
the satisfaction of her ambi ton, all
because Of the Red Cross Seal. s
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
B ||ENEEFI'|
...N|IA,BI
UO,,S!'j|.,S'!|I
o'cALlAeHANs Their All
OPERA Hou sE LAST FRIDAY
NIGHT WITH GOOD SHOW. gss8.

u result of the Grand opera house,
benefit last Friday evening by the
o'Callaghans, the local talent enter
tainers q sum Of close ID $500 was
Melted and was given over TO the OBJ:
era house to defray certain bills that
the amusement instituti on has incrlrssII
red. The % Caliag hans slid their part
and presented 81 Message from May
lfair With all the splendor ana III
many partc ulars even eliing pro
sfessional thesp plans.
The play itself was general mix
up, the adventures of q couple huH-
bands to deceive their aious wives
The stories told TO deceive tangled &c.
fairs badly ana the udienca was kept
in constant at of lang inter- as each
story served 20 max matters worse.
The cast was wei fitted to It's eys
cry task. Earl DAGIann as lack Temple.
looked and 4 acted the part III psrfess
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09


ment stores are figuring on keeping
open shop during the evening hours.
d This plan will be continued until
Christmas or at least ten days and
will probably start in the latter part
Of next week. .a5 AZ ~ p :|%S I'll s s.s5ssa
. Christmas eve falls on Saturday this
year and should be a night OF for the
clerks, even though it is Saturday and
Christmas eve also. Shoppers should
be through early this year as the
Christmas shopping season opened
early. Many Of the merchants are con-.
sidering the plan Of Christmas eve
off for their clerks and as It is in
vogue elsewhere the plan may be
adopted here. @ '@ sS ". 2.s5 .. $t.55
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
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SCAR A
AI.|'|||.T
DEs. sillLER IL is BEEN BUSY
THERE TINS WEEK. TllEEE
CASES NOW.

Webster has n few cases 81 small
and Dr sihler. county health ofsS
sflcers has been btsiiiy engasea there
this week ne was at Webster We'd
nesday and visited no sohs and
Will rsquire All tbs children ~ hee VIC:
cinafed, John Rsle, clerk st the Web.
ster hotel as sun ering ~ me- disease
as are Eha TWO aim drsn of John aEulis
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
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LAUNCHED
POPULAR Esvs# Il oTEL WAS DIED.
u GATED 10 DEVILS LIKE III
AT OPENING SATURDAY AZ

While openings have been popular
4 In Devils Lake recently none have
proved OF such vast mportance and
filled . long felt want as the opening
Sof the Hotel Western which was pro-
,perly dedicated to this city last Sat
hrday afternoo on.
The opening OF this new modern no
tel IS indeed significant, as 1t provides
9 home for the traveller, the trancienti
who is here for d month or so, and for
the person who has always lived In
& Devils AXE but has had no place to
I call home .ss.. Ss.5 .5s
To be sure Devils Lake has not been
without hotels, but there have been
many OCCASIONS when all were taxed
to their capacity and that there is
room for, another and still another is
1 the opinion of many. The aecommo-
dations and the variety OF accommo-
dations that any city can offer helps
+ to make the reputation Of the city and
80 the opening Of the Western was In
ded very significant. Ss5.sssiE'f3
- E2> That Devils Lake appreciates this
new home is evident from the atten-
dance which was present at the
,8opening Two hundred or more were
j served during the afternoon from u
O'clock nutil evening and the chef who
! has made the Western popular pro
Wded an elaborate menu, which was
served in the most excellent fashion.
Pretty decorations OF carnations
adorned the dining room, while the or
chestra which rendered q popular mu-
steal program added to the entertain
! ment Manager Foubert ably assisted
by s. 9. Jones, who Is also RESPONSE
I BILE; for the new hotel, showed their
guests throug hout the building and
y all we're pleased with all the modern
and up-to-date appliances which form
an important part Of metro olitan ho.
tells. Cleanliness Is the feature at the
Western and under the guidance 81
Manager Foubert - sure to he the
same every day as It was the case at
n the opening. 5,s
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IHI=..(|. OCEAN
u u 0-G "a kEs " re -
..u|AIINIEXX'T||. I.
LOCAL OFFICES OF WESTERN uN-
IL ON ANN uNcE NEW PLAN 70 n
Y. NJ. 4s: BE INSTITUTED.

Ii. Word was received in the city today
from the Western Union Telegraph
company dquarters regarding the
Institution Of a new service to be
known as the Ocean Mail Service
This may be Of benefit to Devils Lake
people according to information from
the local Western Union office as mes
,sages addressed in care of Ocean
Mali M will be deposited in the post
ONCE ~ time to catch the next Ocean
mall from the port designated. En-
yelopes and tages for this purpose
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.()PENED
RoGNAs5 LeBRu N e CO. MADE
HER INITIAL BOW TO DEV.
5;.s is LAX ON SATURDAY. s.. Is:

saturday was q big day for openings
and important on the list Of occur.
ances was the initial bow which the
new firm ofRognas LeBrun & Co..,
made to the public OF Devils Lake
aud vicinity. The New York Cash
Store under the personal Esuperyis-
ion OF ManagerL lambert was put III Its
best garb. The store was attractive
~ decorated IL all the colors OF the
rainboW, while 5carnat tons to the ladies'
and cigars ito the men were the offer-
Eings of greeting which were bestowed
upon every person that entered the
store during the day.
The re-opening of the New. York
Cash Store under new management
marks an imQor tant feature Ia the
bushes realm 81 Devils Lake, ana
while It HE said that "a new broom
sweeps IN clean. still the BIG dspar tment
store under iits present mana gment
promises to2 fullfn the reauirsmsnts
|set by the Holbrook Mercant die GO.
and its pred cssstors which have made
least 100 ladies' we're present At the
opening, while half as many men ex-
tended greetingto the new raana gment
and wishes of success. TI,lhe hospit ality
off Devils FAKE was shognatt to the new
tirm III way that the ppraciate
and they are not sorry ttlhat they cast
their lot here. All members of the
arm expressed satisfactl on Oh having
selected Devils Lake as place Id
conduct the business of such q store
ISas the New tork Cash Store and
their high ideas and modern methods
win mo- doubt prove winner ssS
the old fapail iaI faces that Iiays
helped III tie success Of the store u
main Ill their espscti I've places Tho
entire force off the Holhrook Mercan
tine 60. has been 4 retained sby the new
mana gment and now that grestingl
haYe been exchanged Rognas LeBrtir
I'M CD, III III me hOpe 81 All VIII neval
sregrst having inye sted III Devils Lake
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
DISSOLVE.
M ~ HssyAG$&W n HSs " HI gs5as VIZ
P'',ARINR|R Rs
GEORGE cHAMBE RS AND 5iA. g
s. 5s5{ FUTILE BREAK UNION in
.ss DRAY BUSINESS.

a dissolution Of partnership was
announced Thursday Of the firm Of
futile and Chambers. A. d. Iuttle
will continue the business this city
while George Chambers viii take up
another eccupa alton. The partnership
Sdisso lution win 40: no way interfere
with the business which win be CON
Quoted the same as before. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

Beautiful Silver oilet sefs, suitable
present To q lad,y, $50 Ill EIueagsn:s.
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PURE MILK cTlREs THE
a GRAND IA OWED POPULAR, a
MO re Tos com /.


The Grand theatre u i picture of5 A
week ag0 started assisting a the flghtj
Y against tuburc losia The hire Milk
aim which was prod ICED being instruc-5
i've and enterta lining doing much good
ssfor the cause: This plan VIII be car
Red ont III more INNS which are 81
follow and VIII pc Produced at the
Grand theatre
Moving picture theatrss nave been
1 enlisted IN the army sof crusaders
iighting taburc uloais bys selling Red
Cross Christmas scales. and GA ,ecern,
u ber 1sth III all parts off the United
states 8 film entit led The Red Cross
scar viii Be EXIT itedS for ttl,e nrst
tisne, according 70 4 Az annornc ement
of the National ociation for the
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
In The Probate Court.

IL the matter of the estate of
Hugo Monnig Sr. deceased final
Settlement was made and order of
distribution entered.
In the matter of the estate of
Henry Enslen, final settlement was
made.
In the matter of estate of Geo.
Eberle, Jr. annual Settlement was
made.
In the matter of the Estate of
Martha A. Ham, deceased, w. w.
Worley and A. B. Lail were ap-
pointed administrators.
In the matter of the estate of
Basil o. and Jessie R. Quanby,
minor. r. o. Smith was appoint
ed curator.
In tho matter of the estate of H.
E. Scanland, deceased, annual
settlement filed.
In the matter of the estate OF
Jno. Elrod, deceased, final Set
tlement filed and distribution
ordered.
In the matter of the estate of
Eliza A. Stephens, deceased, will
was admitted to Probate and Geo.
w. Stephens was appointed ad-
ministrator with will annexed.
In the matter of the estate OF
Missouri B. Summers, deceased
final settlement was made and
distribution ordered.
In the matter of the estate OF
james Scanland, deceased final
settlement was made and dis,
tribution ordered.
In the matter of the Estate OF
Josiah Snarr, deceased, final Set
tlement was filed.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
Railway Survey in Callaway.

A surveying party Of about
twelve members is at work this
week running line for the pro-
posed St. Loui3-Kansas City
Electric railroad across CllIaway
county through McCredie. The
party is under the charge Of w. p.
Cauthorn, Of columbia. who does
not think a satisfactory route for
the road can be found through
Fulton.
The work was begun north of
Stephens Store the first of the
week and McCrcdie vas passed
Thursday morning. Ifthe weather
remains good the party viii finish
it's work in the county this week.
The home of 7. p. Harrison, east
OF McCredie, was headquarters for
the party while it was in tn at
vicinity.
The survey as made passes
through McCredie and on east
toward Williamsburg. 1t misses
Calwood about two and one half
miles.-Fulton Gazette.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
The Dog License Again.

After allowing the enforcement
OF the license on dogs to sleep for
two years, the city council, at it's
last meeting dug it up, and order
ed the City Mar shal to enforce it,.
That is collect a fee of S1.00 from
the owner of each male dog and a
fee of $3.50 from the owner of each
female dog. If you own dog and
do not stand for the "shake
down" the Marshal is under orders
to kill your dog. The trials and
tribulations OF City Marshal are
many.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
Saved From The Grave.

81 had about given up hope,
after nearly four years of suffering
from a severe lung trouble, !" writes
Mrs. M. L. Dix, of Clarksville,
Tenn. "Often the pain in my
chest would be almost un bearable
and / could not do any work, bu.
Or. Kings New Discovery has
made me feel like a new person.
Its the best medicine made for
the throat and lungs" Obstinate
coughs, stubborn colds, hay fever,
la grippe, asthma, Group, bron-
chitis and hemorrhages, hoarse-
ness and whooping cough, yield
quickly to this wonderful med
icine. Try it. SOC and S100.
Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by
Crump & Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate Of Conrad
Schrof deceased, were granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court OF Montgomery
County, Mo, at Montgomery City, Mo, on the
18th day OF April 1910.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance within one year
after the date OF said letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate
and II such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date OF this publication
they will be forever barred.
Mary Schroff admrX.
of the estate OF Conrad Schroff deceased.
Dated this 22nd day of April 1910 t-4)
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
PEYTONIA.

Pc Y IONlA.
Thos. J. Powell and Clarenc ,
Winter We're here Sunday.
Mrs. w. G.. Davis has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Keele has been
suffering with rheumatism lately
The census enumerator was in
this vicinity last week.
Mansfield Hail. who lives with
his mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Hall, was
here this week.
Two droves of sheep and one of
cattle were driven from Galloway
county to Montgomery City Mon
day.
John Frye has purchased q new
two-horse corn planter.
f. j. Grant of Galloway county
has purchased 4O-horse power
automobile, paying $1,000 therefor
Roy Hensley has bought an au-
tomobile for $3.50.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
CROSS ROADS,

The fruit in this section of the
country was all killed by the win
try spell OF last week.
Mrs. r. b. Wood was the guest
of friends in Middletown Satur-
day.
w. w. and John May were busi-
ness visitors in Montgomery last
Thursday.
John Chadduck of Buell. is sick
c. w. Fuhr and John Kraft were
in Mon gomery Tuesday.
AL Anderson and family of near
Well. lie were visiting at Mrs
M. J. Merritt's Saturday.
Newt Clark, Emmett Norman and
Clarence McCuin were visiting near
.Danylle Saturday and Sunday.
| M. V. Cahall shipped two cars of
cattle to st. Louis last week in
stead OF one, as was reported in
these items. He received SIS per
cwt. for one and $685. for the
Other. He also had one car Of hogs
for which he received 1920.
We are glad to see hogs on the
upward turn again.
Preaching services at Buell. ana
Walnut Grove churches next Sun
day, May l. Everybody invited to
attend
Geo. Robinson was in st. Louis
Monday.
Fred Kraft was in Wellsville on
business Monday.
w. NJ. Pointlow and Claud Brown
of near Gamma were business Wis
itors at Buell. Monday.
Mrs. Martha May went to Van
dalia Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. A. Kraft, few days.
Exchange.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-29
Chew Boone's Old Virginia
Weed. A first-class natural leaf
tobacco, not made by the trust.
A SPLENDID MEETING.

The protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church in Montgom-
cry City continues with interest
increasing with each service.
Rev. B. B. Sutcliff of Chicago is
preaching some very profound and
helpful sermons, the true Gospel
without sensationalism. The music
is also especially good and the at
tendance has been large.
Two of Rev. Sutcliff's most note
worthy efforts We're Heaven and
He'll" and "He that Cometh to
Me l Will in Nowise Cast Out"
He preached an old-fashioned hell,
place of fire with plenty of fuel
to keep it going. He said if there
was any argument or disagree
ment regarding the subject, it was
between God and the critic and
not with him. He preached The
Word as he found it in the Old
Book.
Rev. Sutcliff says, in his opin-
ion, the need of the world is
preachers who will preach the
Gospel instead of some subterfuge
He said the reforms of to-day are
not the Gospel, although they are
often emphasized as if Christ had
said preach these things instead
of "Come unto Me-"
The meeting will likely close in
a few days and all who can should
avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to hear these sermons. &C
tonight.