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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19
SIbs &uRlamD.
SpsSials sorrsiponbensen al bic 9us
reta >, Bot" pon uniereu &eribtsGrs
itattern in ben beuti6eu 8plonien.
geu:6liifstbal, siiO.Rublanp.
a. September 1911.

@ert6e r9oi"! Mbdte mid aud
pieper in oieiem 8latte b6rcr la'isn.
SD babe mid biesmal Elm petie pers
ipdtet, aber bic 2eier mitiIen mir pers
Seiben, es mar 9eraoe iiber bic itrenqite
Irbeitsseit;' ba mar NIT benz beiten
@illeu teine 3eit 81 iinoen um cine
Sorreiponoens eitsuienoen. Sum, mas
t6 bisber peridumt babe, perbe id
iebt na6hpleu. Gum erIten, mas oas
@rnteer9ebniB anbelanet, 10 1T es iebr
Oeri6ieoen; mander bat cine pollitdn-
Otse @rnte su perseidnen. Der anoere
etne san3 idtpade. Sm Surhidnitt
1T es unter Mittel. @elidtprn itebt
audi ntdt i6ledt, aber es 1T nod iebr
grim. W6dte nod sur aenntniB
brinsen, oaB Der 9anopreis iebr i'm
Steieen besriffen tn. aiir3lidb mar
bier @emeinOeperiam bel welder
8emeinoelano peritei9ert puroe. Die
9eKiatine tam bierbei auf % &ubel
per Sabr. So, oas 2eben 1T iebr bart
fir ben armen Maun in RuBlano.
% 8ubel fir bic Seiiiatine sablen,
oanu Saat uno glrbeit, bann tomnit
ibn bic Sefiatiue auf etlide 80 Rubel
3u iteben, uno mas er oarauf ernten
miro, oas 1T nod i'm Sunteln. Seoen=
faQs pie ia beim arnen Mann oas
@rnteer9ebntB 1T, uenn nidt 80 oann
20 puo bon Der 9eiiiatine, oenn ein-
mai tann er es nidt 10 bearbeiten tuie
Der Rei9e, beun er bat niht oas 8ieb
Dasu, uuo sum anoern muB er oas
9ano nebmen, melhes Der Gei6e ni6i
min. gs lit eben INNER 10, Der arme
Wann tann iib oreben ipobin er mill,
10 tommt ibm Der Winb in bas Sc
lt6t. Die belten 8el6dfte MAIDEN ees
9enwdrtis bel uus bic iiOii6en &aufs
leute, bic GinOer Ssraels. Sei ihnen
9ebt oas @ort pitnttli6 in @rfiillung
tuie es i'm Bud MOle 9eIdrieben ltebt:
ySbr iOQt oas Wtart pom 2auoe frei=
ien." gs 1T iOnOerbar, man bat ben
Suoen ale Re6te 9enommen, tie oiirfeu
tein 2auD pa9ten uno tctns taufen,
uno iolen iOsar nidt in oeutiden 86rs
fern wObuen. llno weun man es am
2t6t betrn9tet, 10 baben iie bod aaes
in ben 9dnOen. SD babe neuli6 einen
Wann ia9er bOren, penn Der 8eutide
elm Bfuno Ndgel 3u taufen bat, oann
braudt er einen itiOii6en Wtatler, uno
i6 CLAUDE er bat niht melt febl9ei6las
gen.
Q9eiter, iollte msinem 9etpeienen
fa4bar @b. 2app Oieies 8latt Su 8es
li6t tommen, 10 lei sr ge9ritBt, uno i'd
bante Dir fir oeinen 2lrtttel, in tpsl6ent
ou oeine &eiie geidiloert baf. MDdte
bid nod wihen laiien, baB Osin S6pas
ger Seinrid SOIfmann aud etneu
Brief an feline gltern 9si6rieben bat,
bon Canada aus, uno er lobt es bur9s
meg; i6 perOe Dir in Der gdloe einen
Brief i6reiben. 9lu6 eineu @ruB an
bic 8rtioer s. unb q. @altb uno an
aQe 9leu.@lutstbaler in eurer Gegsuo.
9lllerwdrts 9riibeno
Shriftin gnupr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19

sSenner fii- $500, 9arl Soffman, II.
fir SO. 20, fir 3eussnsebubren in Der
&lase oes Staates se9en gabiBte, pur-
ben surildsepieien. neil Oieielben tn
benz Seri4t bes 6rieoensri6ters ni6t
ansefiibrt paren.
&ednuns BON 8r. &Ott fir $9.5O
tpurpe bemilli9t gu $3.50.
8e6nune bon Or. &ott, Sienfe als
Mitglieo oe8 @eiunobeitsratbes, betutls
li9t 5u 1926.
Re6nun9 Der Central Gumber SO.
SaubolS fur Sriiden, beptligt 3lI
$19.31.
Ser Guuntp:Guoitor wurOe an9emies
len Die 9erionuls Steueru 9e9en glce
@ebfer fur oas Sabr 1906 gu itrei6en.
Ser @tAtellabrsbertat BON 6runt
Sunse. Srieoensridter, puroe perleien
uno gut9ebetBen uno bic auOttor an9es
pieien 3ablun9sanweiiun9en pte fol9t
ausSufeQen:
Srant Sunoe, 8idter9ebiibr, So.
Ssnrp Youn9, s9eriiis : 6ebtibr,
$l4.25.
&e6nun9en wurOen oann bepiltsI
ipie folgt:
Capital Supplp Company,
@aaren fir S6ulsSupes
rintenoent ...................""$ 5 0O
Sammnno & SteOens Co.,
6ormulare fur Superinteus
bent ............................... 5 SO
SEEMS Prhttin9 &c., &etoros
bidder uno @aaren...."..... 66 0O
goucator s9ool Supplp Co.,
gBaaren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ Al
Sromn & Saeuoer, Srieoenss
ri1ters Sormulare unoSteua
erbiiber.. er....~............ soc. ...... 55 "a
Yertins Bros, Sfiice=8eoiirfs
niNe unb Sie9el fir @lert.. % rs
@ill u. Bead Co., steuer=
Observation-Disclosures ......." IA 0O
Sierauf 8ertusun9 bis elm llbr ua6-
mitta9s.
Gin llbr na6mttta9s. &atb in Si-
buua semdB @ertu9ung. 9lae gtits
9lieoer anwelenb.
9luf 9lntra9 wuroe Die 9lnleibe Oes
Sreo Sari6 pom permanenteu S6ul=
iono auf Orei Sabre oerldn9ert.
9as @eiu6 bon Sobn &lein um
@ieoeraufnabme ieiner Anleibe pOm
permanenten s6ulfonO wurOe 9utge=
beiBsn.
6ol9enoe 8e6nun9eu puroen belutl=
lt9t:
Satob @roB, Porto II. @rpreB.$ z "a
@ureta Supplement uno 6urnt=
ture g., Webl uno Soblen
fir Srau SbOrsruo ........... Is O5
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19
gureta 8oltsseituns, @aaren
uno eeieBlide 8etanutma4=

uHQeW ...... .....,.....'..........".. - OU
Srauie & 2ortider, @aaren
fir Gourtbaus..........."...." 2 25
lllri6 &eue, @eri6tsi6reibers
8ebiibrer .........."............... Il IS
9luf 2lntras tpuroe Der GOuntpI9aBs
mciiter an9spieien bic auferle9tenSteus
ern BEG 81 gtgD4 BON GET. 23-126.72
fir oas Subr 1910 einmal 3u itreiden,
oa Oisiss 2anO sueimul etngeiadbt mar.
gluf Griudsn oes @eri6tsidreibers
nm A 3amen um bic @eidworenenliiis
fir ben SeSembers sSermiu bes &reiss
9ri6tes aussufillen, entnabm Der
&atb bon Der Staot @ureta fiinf (5)
9lumen, bon 2eola bret (9) 9tamen,
bon 2tncoln orei (3) Namen, bon @ads
ter Oret (3l gtameu, BON @tllop SOwn-
Ibip swei (2) Ramen uno OOm county
i'm al9emetnen a6tuno3wanStg (28)
Numen. Steielbeu ftno wie fol9t:
&arl Soffmann Serb @eber
s{atob Qoam 8ufap @eber
Gbriitian 2et6t II. SucOb Weblbaii
9auio 5. 2dmmle SacOb Mablbeier, II
sSObn Seste @briltOpb WebIbafi
@Ottlieb Soa6im Sacob Sup
8eo. Seifert 9btlipp Sung
6reo 6eitert, ir. 9btlipp Setier
Gbriltian Opp SObn SOfimann
SObn Opp g8m. Sou6im, ir,
@arl @anner 9lopo SOuitman
Greo S9ott Peter Rc8inn
SacOb Seitert SObn gi6elberg
U. Sribble Sarl S6of
9luf Nntra9 muroe Der @ountDi6aB'
meiiter an9ewieien bic PerionalzSteu.
ern bes Greo Saas Der Sabre 1904
unO 1905 81 ftret6en.
9luf 9lntra9 wurOeu oann fOl9enoe
&ednungen betutQi9t:
9lmerican 9oot &c., S9ul.
buher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ."".$94 y
sSreo Spffmann, @ommiiidren=
@ebtibr, MeilengelO II. Stra=
Benbeli6tt9un9 ............".... l6 4O
Sobn Weblbalf @ommiiidren=
@ebubr uuo Weilen9elO ...... l9 40
Sobn 9Ortn9, GOmmilldren=
@ebitbr unO Metlen9eIO ...... 19 60
6reD Sil9emann, Gommif6ren=
@ebiibr uno Weilen9elO ...... 20 Sc
SObu s. Sepperle, GOmmtiIa-
ren-8ebiibr uno Wteilen9elo,
einen Sag llnterSei6nen BON
Qlnpeiiun9en, StraBenbef6s
tt9un9 uno Wetlen9elo fir
oteIelbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l9 81
Sierauf perta9te lt9 Der &atb.
2ltteit Sobn s. Sepperle,
Satob 8rOB, So. sNuottor. 8Oriiber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19
@erbanolullgen her
GountDsGommthdre


3immer oes @Ourtbauies our Srbnun9
oerufen. Wit9lieoer aupeIeuo: Sobn
S. Sepperle, SOriiBer, 6reo Stl9es
mann, SObn Me4lbaIf, SObn 9OrinG
SSreo Sohmanu uno auoitor 8roB.
9as 9rototoa Der Spei pprberge=
9angenen 8eriammlungen puroe Oer=
leien uno auf antra9 9ut9ebeiBen, nit
Qlusnabme oer &e6nun9 BON Sobn S.
Sepperle in Der SulisStbun9, tuel6e
tpte folgt lauten iollte: rSobn S. Sep-
perle, GOmmihGrens8ebitbr uno Wtei=
lenoelo uno fur Strabens s9eli6tisun9.
Su ben gerbanblungen oes &atbes Der
Steusrrusslet9unes=S peroen
bic 5000, tpel9e bern &oientbal S6uls
9iitritt nod gmpfeblung BON Setten
bes SuberintenOenten auferlest
iparen, biermit suriidserufen.
Sierauf perta9te Ii6 Der &atb biz
balb Stpei ubr na6mttta9s.
lin balb srpei llbr periammelte iiG
Der &atb 9emdB 8erta9un9. Ollie
Mitolieoer auweieno. @uf gntra9
tpuroen folgenoe &ednunsen betuiai9t:
6Ori6 & 6orid, &eparatur on
StraBenpflug, Sfens8epas
ratur uno 9mbringuug BON
eiiernen @ittern an 8efdn9s
ntBfenItern ......................$ 10 80
&e6nuug bon Sobn SOrtn9
fur 8elo Dor9eitreft an Or.
3ott, Yorto uno telepbonles
rem uno Sra6t beSublt .."" II II
Spbn 9reBler, @rtra=StraBen= >..
arbeit .......................... 6 90
Or. q. O. Serns, Operation
uno 8ebanblun9 ppn S.
glucp ............................" 1856 90
Sbeo. 8. Y.@ieot, fir 9tenite
in Der GlaQe oes Sta1tes
QeQen @ilbelm &Obrba6 -. 10 90
Der ptertelidbrli6e 8eri8t bon 8eO.
6. &niterbofer, 6rleDensrt6ter, luuroe
oerleien uno auf 9lntra9 9ut9ebeiBen,
unO 3ablun9sanweiiun9e wuroen pie
fOl9t auS9eltelt:
George s. SniferbOfer, 6rie=
oensri6ter 6r.........."..$ 4 50
Gbas. Mir, llnterI9erifss@e=
bilbren ................t"."...... III 6O
Re6nun9en betpilliet:
Sames GlaptOn, transcrtbtn9
9eeo Snoer (llmi6reibung
BON llrtunoen) ................"$2l7 60
Same5 GlaDton, llrtunoen=Ge=
Qiltrar=@ebu9r fir porto
fir 0iertellabr enot9eno am
80. Sept. 1911 ............... II %
Satob 8. Serti6, StraBen=
lleberieber fir Siltritt go.
%, &e6nun9 bon $500
bemtllt9t 3u......."............ IL 5O
-0snrp Sasmer, @rtra=Stra=
Benarbett ......................... 4 oU
Gilbert SmprOoeO GOrru9ateO
@ulOert Co., fir Guloerts,
8e6nun9 bon $4,000 be-
wiaiot au ....................... 129 90
Yeter S6umaf, StraBens@rs
belt ..............."......".... IL w
5. 3. 2oprp, 9eieBlt6e Se=
tanntma6un9en, 8erbanos
lun9en Der GOuntD<6ommti=
lare, S9reibmaterial uno
QSQQre1l ..................,..."... 90 ~
9luf 9lntrag UurOen Q8olf=PrGmlen
bepiligt pie fOl9t:
5SranS Samann .................$ 2 w
Qtu9uit @eiIIer..................... 2 90
Sfren Walt6 Observation-Disclosures. 8 W
%. 9. 6elienoen .............."- II 90
Re6uungen betptllt9t;
QloOlpb @brman, Phu9s &epas
r1tllrelt ...,...............""....S D 30
8. !. SlOcum, POrtO uno
Grpres ......................... s As
Or. O. 8. .SernS, Quarantine
uno SestnfettiOn Der u. 8.
YOun9-Sebluiun9 ......... 10 90
:. 6reo Srtbtuein. Srieoenss
ri6ter, @eburts= uno Sters
bssfatiitif ......."....."... 3 90
Gureta Goller Drills, Webl
fiir Grau abam Spff......." 3 90
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19

Sud ~ aus pfes obi9es ausfeb fir Cure nd6hidbge Saat
S5s aOlbn III 10 oa lang 3oQ I'M mna. bat 20 Rbn &er
ks 3oa in Der Reibe bic aern no ourdnt8 3Oa lang unO
SIG 3oa brett. @r9eid guer SuatOrn nit oien 3aben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-10-19

unoen ...... ......................... Il 50
GrauIe & 2orti6er, @aaren
fir Gourtbaus. 2 25
lllri6 &eue, @eribtsi6reibers
gebabreu ~....................... q IS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28

consented. The father also claimed
that this spring he and the grandfather
had made a deal by which the father
was to pay $3.50 to get the child back
but the evidence showed however, that
this money had never been paid and
that the grandmoth ther refused to stand
for such agreement because she claim
ed she was very much attached to the
child and didn't want to part with it.
The father has remarked and Flynn &
5Traynor who appeared for the grand
parents insisted that it would be unjust
to the child and to the grandparents
to take the child away from them and
put into the tender :mercies Of a step
mother. Attorney Shines, of Mime
waukan, the opposing attorney argued
that father was entitled to the Gus
tody Of his child at all times. Judge
>Buttz will give his decision this week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
IN Ia 4 III Il q ~
GAVE. \, ! PA.RT-Y;..

The Misses Catherine Dodge, Mae
Hines, and Marion Hanson save d de-
lightful party last Fri day evening to
the members of their class and their
teachers ct the Dodge home. The
party was il the form off Ia Backward
party the guests entering the back
door going alps the back stairs and
coming down the front stairs luner-
ollss games were pIaye Miss Richard
won the penut race the cont tants
ran back kWards and N Iiss ockhart re-
cai'aeds the prize for beine the the ffiirst one
20 Set through the alphet bacE ards.
Then q contest was entered where each
one vas to draw a picture of his neigh
Dor which prize NJ as warded toS Gerald
Brennan. dainty lilnch closed d
pleasant evening' s entsrt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
KEEP THE Pc Cpl E
IL in THIS STATE
:sUBsTANc OF NJ IL. HORIZONS
ADDRESS AT FARGO CLUB !
@15}; OPENING. ,35. .st@ s'@

The following taken from the Fargo
Forum is q summary Of the address de
livered at the Commercial club opening
at Fargo made BY. President w. II.
Horton Of the Devils Lake Commercial
club y: sz5: ESQ
t..We must divert the stream Of peo-
pie into North Dakota instead of let
ting them pass on through to other
territory not as good as ours was
the spirit Of the argument placed by
Mr. Horton Of Devils Lake. ss
He continued, s. do not believe that
the cities of North Dakota realize the
opportunit that are in front Of them
or they would not allow this great
flood OF people to go passing through
our state without SO much as looking
at our land, except through the car win.
dow. think that there should be a
cooperation of the Commercial clubs
started and q broad national movement
launched to stop these people In North
Dakota and DO everyt thing possible $fol
the upbuilding of the northwest
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
s"THE CLIMAX. e

!; The theatre goers OF this city will
have the pleasure of witnessing one OF
the best plays that has ever been writ
ten, and surely the greatest play that
has ever been seen on the local stage,
on Wednesday, May Sd, at the Grand
opera house. A company par-excel-
lent will be seen on this occasion in
Edward Locke's masterpie 'The Gil
] max "a = This play not only appeals to
the connisseurs Of art and literature,
but to all classes and lovers Of whole
some, interesting amusement. It can
be truthfully called an artistic trans
cript OF life, using the stage as a mir
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
TUESDAY INDIAN
DAY WITH JJDGE.
ADoPTl ON CASE CREATED NO LIT.
H e AMI y Mt OF. INTEREST
I'M SDi STRICT q URT. SIS

Tuesday Of this week was Indian
day In the District Court On that
day, Judge Buttz heard the testimony
in the matter Of 5the. adopt ion Of silas
Lawrence Of Wakanda dapina, and Indian
boy about six years of age The petit
ton for doption was filed BY the
boys grandp parents. Mibebeya and Ills
wife, who I've in Benson County, and
with whom the child has lived ever
since its birth The mot her of the
child ia the 81 daughter off these old
people and has consented to having her
\ child adopted BIZ them. The father
iof the child however, hough he. has
not no Imported the child an way
during these years, opposed the making
Of the decree Of add ption On the ground
that he had obta ined d decree OF di-
syoree from his wife In 81 ana the
5custody of this child was given ia him.
The Grand parents iilopfeE EerS cont tended
that ae had abandoned the child and
failed to sup port II over the fathers
objection W long as the moth had
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28

q pool room owner at Hettinger and
notice given by pub ublication which
Miss And erson did not see
IN time to appear at the hearing &, and
al decision was rend Tered against her
by default. Soon after this she en-
ployed Flynn & Traynor Of Devils Lake
to try to recover the land for her, and
upon AZ application made BY them the
case was opened up and q new hearing
granted. At this time the land had
been placed ii the Lennon, s. D.
land district and y Attorney Traynor
and Miss And derson made the long
trip to that city to- try the case IN
February, 49, 10. Hon. !. F. D. Norton
was ATTORNEY for the contestant Gro
yum and the case was a hard fought
one and resulted after some months
against her. However an appeal
was taken BY Miss And attorney
and the commissi ioner has now decided
1t in her favor. Al 5isss.5;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
POSTAL. SAVING ...5 .== }. I. IS. s..
SYSTEM MAY j
Will OPEN At PosToFFicE WITT
ssssSS $.s FRED! SCOTT IN C IARGE "
5sg OF DEPARTMENTS 5s3s.:

The postal savings system will be
installed in Devils Lake May /, with
Fred Scott in charge Of the new de
partment ablished in this city. The
postal savings system is established
for the purpose Of providing facilities
for depositing savings at interest with
security Of the p. s. government. Any
body over ten years may make depos-
II. Must be q patron Of the Office No
corporation. associati lon Of society can
deposit. but rather indfvidnals. The
service is free. Privacy OF accounts is
always kept tby the; ostofice. Inter
est will be allow ed at the rate Of two
per cent May withd aw whole 81
part Of deposit al any time. In case
5of death the amount on deposit viii be
paid admins nistrator or execute of ees-
tate, S5sS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
INTEREST," g u Id
CASE is DECIDED
MISS IN IN N e Nm DERsoh MADE
Apply BYs gco ON M $50 oNER,,s
DECiSIO NJ.

f q
Miss Minnie And derson of Rugby
who was made happy this week sby re1
ceipt sof notice from the United States
Land Office at ID ckinson that she had,
on appeal. .to the Go Gommis soiner Of the.
General Land Ofice at Washing gton,
won herfght for a valuable quarter
section Of land near Hettinger III. D
The land zig alued n at about four
Thousand dollars being a located prac.
tically against the nsite OF Hettin-
ger; which is now one off5 the most
important and prog ogressiye cities In
the thwestern part Of the state
The land was orig iginal filed pom
sby Miss Andersen sbroth thar, AlvarE
Anderson. - 19o77 81 lvar died At
that time Minnie nderson wa visit;
Ing her home n s wed len and pon hear
ing Of her brother = death came 10
America ain and made arrangements
tc, take care of,, the land by cult alton
which is all that ~ rednired of the
heirs contest was commenced
against the land by one John q
Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
= = y g rsft'a s-- 1' 3. q ~ ; :.
INSPECTION

General Manager j. NJ. :Gruber, ac,
companied by assistant general Man
ager Emerson and General superin-
tendant Scott, were in the city for a
short time on Thursday last week,
making the usual spring inspection
tour Of the eastern district. Mr.. Cru
ber seemed very well pleased with con
ditions at Devils Lake and expressed
great pleasure at the neat and orderly
conditions Of all the conditions and
premises Of the company in this city.
The Lakota branch was covered on
Wednesday and Thursday evening the
party returned to Grand Forks. III 5s5 B.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
FORT TOTTEN MAN q.
HAS PASSED AWAY
sNsiLFoRD A DION DIED in THIS
CITY LAST SATURDAY, MAINS, ):
TAKEN 3aA TO ARGYLE MIMI 4

iWilford A. Dion. reside dent of Fort
Totten died at the Mercy, hospital tl in
this city Saturday from 81 pinreumonia,
Mr.. Dion was about SO years 81 age sat At
the time Of his death and had held
positions with the government for q
number Of years, having been 81 engineer
ID washington, b. q. at the indian
school at Mount Pleasant, Michigan
in New Mexico and for the past ,st wear IN
the government school at Fort Tottenn..:
He leaves besides his wife, his mother
Mrs. d. Dion, sisters, Mr.. Alex Chol,ru,r.:
nard, LeBey Riopell, Mrs. VOL VOL
forf, 81 ,amhert. a a. a saska e awan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28

tt is now deanetly decided that
June 1st will be the date Of the open
Ing of the new Great Northern hotel,
according to esident a.. Wilson Of
the North Dakota Improvement h Co.
who has been in the city all week
having just returned from a trip to
the east ID quest Of furniture for the
handsome structure, one Of the finest
hotels in the northwest. s .:3 :.s IA
s Due care has been made in the selec-
tion Of furniture and Mr. Wilson was
assisted by M I. Sprung Of the Cold
berg Furniture Co. which concern has
the contract for furnishing a Big por--
tion Of the new hotel. It is indeed a
credit to the Goldberg concern that 1t
landed q contract Of such alarge mag
nitude and Devils Lake should feel
proud OF its own institution being
able to I'LL the bill and handle the con.
tract due to Its exceptional and credit
able dealings In the east, :$$ N & s:s :5:.3
Beats Raddison. #si:s3: i3s.3
While the Hotel Raddison the pride
of the Twin Cities has been copied BY
the Great Northern Hotel Of Devils
Lake as far as the Lobby is concern.
ed, still in point Of furniture and in.
terion decorations it is thought that
the Great Northern will surpass the
Raddison.s The lobby win be furnished
in beautiful fashion around the two
huge pillars ii the center will be sta,
toned massive genuine Spanish leather
upholstered chairs, four surrounding
each pillar. Twenty leather upholster
ed rockers have been. ordered for! the
lobby as well as massive leather
settees. I, :s55S "a ..:s$s 5s;; S
The paTlors will be finished VIII
dull finish walnut Of very attractive
designs, and the ladies reception room
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
] KNOWN HERE

Among those Wllo VIII probably ttry
FOR the Universit off forth Dakota
baseball team are aptain Canabell III of
Hamilton Joe BleWett off Janestown,
Fred Brad shaw Broo Oscar
GullIckson Of Park Rive ilri,iie Brens
nan. nd McIlraith ofg East Grand Forks.
and Dave Vale Of III ilnor. ONE nf the
hoy are well know here wing play
ed with the gha,at tallqu la teams
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
FURNITURE FOR GREAT
NORTHERN IlOIEl Will
COST ABOUT $25, 600

one IN fur u1s4,1 !, oak, the other in dull
finished WEN The dining room
Will hayes finished oak furniture.
The tablet ! buffetts in oak. The
chairs willss ,fall leather upholstered.
4 2s5$ n bedrooms. :s &
II IN somEr khe bedrooms brass beds
will Prev Arhe massive brass beds
being set admirably BY oak dress
ers, chairs md rockers. Other rooms
VIII have Mahogany furniture includ-
ing bed-ste4e throughout, while satin
finished wahut will prevail on others
with everything to match. Each room
will be fittH up with a Cadillac desk
table. MATTRESSES will be Of hair and felt
each bed being equipped with the best
box springs. All the rooms will be
carpeted with Wilton Velvet rugs and
Brussels rugs. The building is equip
ped with q vacuum cleaner and this
will tend to keep everything in the most
sanitary condition. g A. A. .*st%
81, !, Will Arrive May 18TH. 49,
On May 18th the largest consignment
OF furniture used for any building in
tli this city will begin to arrive. No ex.
lpense to have the best has been spared
ny Mr.. Wilson and it is figured that
the furniture will cost in the neighbor.
hood Of s25.ooo. . ( .s..:.t B. III .;
It is certain that the opening will
be June 1st. The decorators are now
putting the finishing touches ~on the
interior and everything will be in read.
i iness for the opening. An elaborate
program is being arranged for the
Eopening which will include a banquet
Ealthough Mr.. Wilson was not prepared
to make any definite announcement
how the opening would be cele
Abrated when seen by the Inter Ocean
reporter. a. :s 3353s ;ss,; .S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-28
BISHOP O'REILLY .=... III: =
= HERE FROM FARGO
HELD sERVicES&lN THIS: CITY, AND
za4 ,ssj AT FORT ToTTEN. 5s5:51&s

.
Bishop O'Reilly came up from Fargo
last Sunday and celebrated Mass In
the convent chapel at st. Mary's of
the Lake Academy Sunday morning
leaving Immediately after for Fort
Totten in company with Rev. Father
Augustine and Rev. Fir. Bachand, and
assisted by assisted by Rev. Jerome, a
pontifcial high mass was celebrated,
during which the Bishop confirmed
one hundred and seventy four children
practically all Of them Indian children.
These services took place at the church
of Our Lady of the Seven Dolores and
the ceremony was a very beautiful
one and one long to be remembered by
those in attendance. The little church
was crowded and hundreds Of people
tried: to hear the mass outside Of the
church. People were there from all
over the reservation and the bishop
was much pleased with the services
and the training of the children. After
the services there Bishop sO'Reilly
returned to Devils Lake and at the
academy Of st. Mary's Of the Lake
confirmed a class Of .27 being students
lat the academy On Holy Thursday
at the academy class Of about 25
received their first holy communion,
the occasion being solemn and i'm.
Epressive one. Mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father Gall. e s. e..s' :.