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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-12
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Mr.. Ole Upland received telegram
Wednesday morning announcing the ar-
cidental death of his sister. The fun
eral will be held Saturday. We have
no further particulars at this time.
Mrs. w. c. Smith returned Thursday
from her visit at Sykeston. While
there Mrs. Smith, had the pleasure of at.
tending "a pre-nuputial gathering in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Leva
Smith.
Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh visited rela-
tives in Devils Lake the first of the
week.
Mrs. Cas-. Cilly, sistehr of Henry J.
johnson, was a guest of her brother
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Mr..
Cilly is engineer at the Devils Lake
Steam Laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Becker have re-
turned from their winters sooiurn in
California.
A near auto accident occurred in
Crazy Tuesday afternoon. Chas. Wright
was just about starting his Jackson
touring ear from the garage when he
discovered fire under the machine at
the head of the muller. Fearing an ex-
plosion from the gas tank, he pushed
the machine out into the street, and
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Mrs. L. A. Fourier and children left
yesterday for the home Of Mrs. Fcu-
nier's mother in Minnesota for visit
of couple OF weeks
Mrs. Toilet Erickstad, who is at the
Mercy hospital at Devils Lake, is much
improved this week and is on the way
to speedy recovery.
Miss Clara Hodgson Went to Devils
Lake last Friday evening by automobile
and visited at home, until Saturda., :
afternoon when she returned on the
train.
Miss Elsie Briggs left on Wednesday
mornin got this week for her claim
near Box Elder, Montana, after visiting
at home for couple of months.
w. F. Knight returned last Tuesday
night from a trip to Maple Greek, Sas-
katchewan in search of land. He fled
on homestead as did also his son. j.
B. Knight, fifty miles north of Maple
Creek. Mr.. Knight says that he found
land there as level as any land in
North Dakota and a rich soil free from
rocks
The postmasters throughout the Unit
ed States are this month counting the
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Fireman Frank Lavalle has returned
to his duties on this branch of the
Great Northern and Mr.. Blevin, who
mas :'cen firing during his absence, has
:,cen transferred to another road
J. NJ. Shrek Of Brocket arrived this
week to assume the management OF
the Farmers Implement Co. Mr..
Shrek is well known and popular
young man and will make good in Law.
ton.
A young man named Amos Monteith,
whose home is in Lakota, but who is
working for Club Ordway of this place,
met with serious and painful accident
while drivinv seed drill yesterday af
ternoon. In some way the lift handle
got caught in his clothing while he
was getting off, tearing through two
pairs of pants and badly lascerating
the inside Of his leg near the groin.
DR.. Nicholson was called to his assis-
lance and had to put in 13 stitches to
close the wound. The young man is
doing as well as could be expected but
will be laid up for several weeks.
Banker Hagen went out to one Of his
farms near town Tuesday to dig out
stones. While doing so he left his fine
drivingt mare united. While standing
idle she began to think of the good
feed i'll her barn at home, so she got a
move on and left Mr.. Hagen to get
home the best way he could. In pass
ing NJ. Kerr's place, however, Mrs
Mercer saw the runaway and at the
risk Of her life, ran out and stopped
the animal.
Mail Clerk Huntley Of the reat Nor
thern makes his home at Sarles. He al
so has fine farm there and is an up to-
date farmer; believes in thoroughbred
stock and is the owner of fine short
horn bull. Well, Saturday on his re-
turn trip home, he missed the bull,
which he fancied had gone to the Can
adam side to talk reciprocity with his
Canadian cousins. After thorough
search of the premises, however, the
animal was found in the chicken coop
trying to hatch out setting of Ply
mouth Rocks.
Miss Sophie Aaberg, of Cato town
ship is suffering from severe case of
blood poisoning in her right foot. DR..
Nicholson is attending the case and
hopes to have Miss Aaberg around
again in a few days.
J. Cavanaugh of Edmore finished a
Hampden Saturday. He went down 81
feet and secnured an abundant supply
of fine water. Mr.. Cavanaugh returned
to Edmore Wednesday but will return
to sink a couple of wells of which he
has the contract from parties neal
town.
Owing to poor health Professor Geb
hardt has resigned his position as prin
cipal of our schools and leaves tomor
row for his home in Illinois. Who viii
fill his place has not yet been decide
upon. We regret very much to lose MI
Gebhardt; since coming here he ha
proved himself to be an able and effic
lent teacher and will be missed by hi
! many friends and scholars.
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| from the family residence south Of
town, interment being made in tho
Lutheran cemetery, Rev. Meisel of
Garske officiating.
The deceased is the youngest of flf>
teen children born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Gessner and the only one not living,
A host Of friends from miles around
attended the funeral, all whom togother
with others who were unable to at.
tend, join in extending to tho hercavoa
family their heartfelt sympathy in
their hour of sorrow.
Baseball talk: There was no game
Sunday; the weather man is credited
with all the blame; still the mombcrs Of
the local team are on the diamond
most of the afternoon and had good
workout and it seems every time wo
see them in action we feel more conf.
dent that we have material that will
outclass any baseball team this town
ever harbored.
The new uniforms and equipments
will likely arrive this week and t.ie
boys will be call swelled up' next
Sunday when they go to Brinsmadc
to battle with one of the fastest ANA.
tuer teams in this part of the state.
The local diamond has been given a
good overhauling this week, the work
being done in part by members of the
team and other citizens who are deep
ly interested in the success of the 1911
baseball season.
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Neighborhood News

pieces Of mail passing through their
hands and carefully weighing each
class. This is ordered done for thirty
days, entahing an immense amount of
work on the postmasters. As conse,
quence we are not receiving our mail
quite as soon after it arrives as We
have been in the habit of doing. Post
master Meharry however, is rushing the
matter and there is less delay than one
would expect
Michael Coyne took charge Of rural
mail route number three out of this
place last Monday and c. J. johnson
took charge of route number one out
Of Garske on Tuesday. Mr.. Coyne has
ordered an Indian motorcycle which he
will use on his route.
John Yde had the misfortune to ac-
cilentally shoot himself through the
arm last Sunday while putting a shot
gun into the back of the buggy. The
ar mwas so shattered that it was neccs-
sary to amputate the member midway
between the elbow and the hand. DIR.
Fawcett assisted by P. F. Meharry per-
formed the operation. The patient, al
though weak from the loss of blood
is getting along nicely at this writing.
w. c. McLarty returned from his trip
to Washington and Idaho last Friday
evening, he having decided to defer
the proving up on his claim until next
year. In the meantime Mr.. McLarty
and c. H. Jones are preparing to start
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Chas. Dingman was Devils Lake
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Schultz are spend
ing this week at Devils Lake.
Rev. A. A. Kolmorgan returned from
few days visit at Rugby Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. I. McCahren spent Saturday
at Devils Lake visiting with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. V. Halvorson Of Norway town
ship was among the shoppers in town
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Wilson, teacher in the
Horne school was Devils Lake visi-
tfor in town Tuesday.
Miss Lille Frohwerk left Monday
for Ada, Mimi, where she will keep
house for her father this summer. Miss
Frohwerk expects to return here in the
fall.
Miss Agnes Doyle who has spent the
winter at Grand Forks as one of the
instructors at st. Bernard IS academy
returned Tuesday and will spend the
summer months at her home.
Fred Gill returned last week from
Malta, Mont, where he has spent sew.
eral months on his homestead. Fred
has decided that North Dakota is good
enough for him and as result has dis
posed Of his interests in the sister state
to move here permanently.
An automobile party consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaeding, Miss Clara
Kaeding, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Schultz
Miss Anna Hartman and Mr.. E. T.
Thune pleasantly spent Sunday after
noon and evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Kuhnert south Of towr
Died-Vance Gustav Gessncr, the
months old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cess
ner died last Monday morning after {
lingering illness of several months. The
funeral was held Tuesday Afternoon
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Born-.o Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mol
timeier, on Tuesday, May nd, daugh
| ter.
Frank Hillerman went to Devils Lake
on business Wednesday noon, returning
on the "dinko.''
Mrs. John Ludwick came up from
Minnesota, Mimi, Sunday on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Warren Nolti.
mier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis of New
vile arrived Monday on few days
visit to the family of Mr. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Steig.
Rev. T. E. Olson of NIinot was y
Monday night guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Wickard. Mr.. Olson was enroute home
from Devils Lake via auto route.
Mrs. Alex. Lake of Cando was in the
city between trains Monday, accom-
panying her sister who has been pay
ing her visit, this far on her return
to her home in Oregon.
A team Of mules belonging to Roy
Crowder of Maza, broke away from
their hitching post in town Monday
afternoon and hiked for home on the
Sterret farm. Roy followed in an auto
driven by Will Engelhorn but the mules
refused to recognize the right of the
auto and monopolized the whole road.
Mr.. John Kunderman of Devils Lake
was caller at the Sun office Monday.
He has been out on his farm to look
after seeding operations and says that
the work is about completed. John has
always worn a heavy beard, and when
he appeared in our den minus his hir-
suite growth, we failed to recognize him
but mistook the caller for delinquent
subscriber who wanted to lcik the ed
itor because Of our failure to send him
a bill.
Mrs. Taylor of Oberon arrived Thurs
day evening on visit to her daughter,
Miss Lulie Taylor, mother and daugh-
ter expecting to go to Devils Lake the
following day on an over Sunday visit
with friends. Early Friday morning
Miss Taylor received telephone mes
sage from her brother at Oberon saying
her father was found dead in his chair
few minutes prior to phoning. The
son with his family resides just across
the street from the home of his par.
ents, and his wife discovered the old
gentleman upon visiting the home early
Friday morning. Mrs. Taylor, accom-
panied by her daughter, were driven to
Leeds by Eddie Pixley Friday and
caught the south bound train on the
Northern Pacific. Miss Taylor has the
sincere sympathy Of this community in
her bereavement.
The local Masonic lodge held their
last meeting of the season Thursday
night. It was supposed to be for the
purpose of cleaning up the season 3
business prior to the SINNER recess.
Brother George ii. Glass, the first mas.
ter of the lodge, was present and pre-
sided. At the conclusion Of the ron
tine business Past Master Chambers
was called to the East and Secretary
Moe. in few well chosen words, IN
behalf of the lodge, presented him with
a postmaster S apron, the occasion be.
ing his birthday anniversary. The pc
uliar fact was brought out by the see
rotary that the regular meeting night
should occur on the postmaster birth
day and that his age shoruld be the
same as the number Of the lodge. The
surprise was genuine and most pleas
ant one. We modestly refrain from
publishing the recipient speech OF
acceptance.
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Miss Camilla sagen is again acting
as deputy in the postotfice.
Miss Ethel Aslakson left Tuesday for
Grand Forks where she will spend a
fe wdays visiting friends.
Postmaster o. J. Nordlie of Fair.
dale was pleasant caller at this Office
Monday, having driven over in COM
pany with James Mulligan.
Master Lloyd Griffin gave party to
several of his little friends Monday
afternoon, the occasion being his 7th
birthday. There was number present
birthday. There were a number pres
ent and had a most enjoyable time.
A dainty lunch was served.
Ricardh Hayward, state high school
inspector, inspected our village schools
Tuesday of this week.
Inspector Hugdal IF the Postal lie
partment was in Edmore Tuesday and
checked up the local postoffce, finding
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with the aid Of hand grenades and bah
cock extinguishers the fire was put out
without any damage to the car. The
oil and grease were burned off, but the
gas tank did not explode
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a bank in new town southwest of
Mandan on the new line Of road being
built through there next spring. Mr..
McLarty leaves this week for that
place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

have been prepared by counties, showing
the terms OF sale, the description of the
various tracts and minimum price. It
VIII be- impracticable TO furnish each In
qulrer all OF these lists and Il Is sug-
gested that persons desiring such infor-
nation specify the locality in which they
are Interested Blue prints OF the various
counties. showing the location OF the land
to be sold. will be furnished upon appli-
cation to the undersigned upon the pay
ment OF $3.50 for each county in the
form OF draft or postal money order.
j, q. WRIGHT, Commissioner TO the
Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogoe, OKLA
homa, August 1, 1911.
FORT LOGAN. COLORADO, NOVEM-
Der 90. lpll.-Sealed proposals, in trlpli-
cate viii be received here until 1910 o. m.
December 90, 1911 for the construction or
a new water distributing system, Blank
forms for bidders, plans and speclfica-
tions may be had upon application. The
United States reserves right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should he marked Proposals for the
Construction OF New Water Distributing
system" and addressed to the construc-
ting quartermaster. Fort Logan, Colorado
II. r. Frissell, Captain and quarternaster,
u S. Army, Constructing Quartermaster.
~ 23-A-s5-26. d. 9-lO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title 0iven-the unalloted
lands OF the Choctaw and Chiekasaw Ma
lions OF the Five Civilized Tribes IN ok
lahomh and not including the coal and
timber segregatluns, Will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the
following terms, times and places at not
less than the minimum price stated In
the advertisement; Grady county Chick
asha, 5SS tracts. 81 500 acres, November
Il, 3, A. Stephens county, Duncan, $50
tracts, 69,S0O acres, November; 9, q 81
Jefferson county, Ryan, 702 tracts, 900
acres, November 8, 10, II; Love county,
Marietta, S54 tracts, 500 acres, Noyem-
Der 10, IA, Is, l6; Carter county, Ardmore,
LIS tracts, $500 acres November IL ls,
20, q Y, 20, Murray county, sulphur 362
tracts 5000 acres, November "a %; Cur
Win county Pauls Valley, O2l tracts, $500
| acres, November n, 2s, 2g; McClain
| December /, 2; Pontot0c county, Ada, $50
| tracts, $500 acres December 4. 8, 6;
| Johnson county, TishomingO, ga tracts
| 80 200 acres. December 7, s, 8; Marshall
county Madll, 2I9 tracts, 1850 acres,
| December II; Bryan county Durant, sos
| tracts, 2GlO0 acres, December ~, -; AtolSa
county AtoSa, 500 tracts. 1900 acres,
| December u, 10, lB, U.s. -; Coal county
/ Der 20, 2l %; Hughes county, Calvin 431
| tracts, 5O.7OO acres December 20, q; Pitts
burg county, McAlester, 1880 tracts. 49,
100 acres December e. ~, 80. 1871 Janu-
tracts, 30,300 acres, January g. 4; Latimer
county. Wilburton, lgl tracts, 1900 acres.
| January 8; Lefloro county Poteau, rs
tracts, q 800 acres. january 6; Pushma-
taha county, Antlers, G4i tracts. 1900
acres, January s, 9, 10; Choctaw county,
Hugo 5Gl tracts, 1880 acres. January II,
ll2. 10; McCurtaln county. ldabell, us
tracts "a, 900 acres. January Is Is, II. Is,
1912. Not more than 100 acres Of agrl-
cultural and Gao acres OF other lands will
be sold to one person in any one nation.
Agricultural lands are those having a
minimum valuation Of $500 or more per
acre. Terms are % per cent at the time
OF sale % per cent I'm twelve months
and 80 per cent I'm two years, with per
cent interest. Payments must be made
in the form OF draft or certified check
payable TO j. g.. Wright, commissioner
Upon full payment being made at any
time deed will issue. Immediately after
approval OF sale certificate OF purchase
will issue and possession be given, but
cutting Of timber or drilling or mining
for minerals thereon viii not be per
mitted until full payment OF purchase
price. Right IL reserved 10 reject any on
an bids. For information apply 70 the
Commissioner 10 the Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee. Oklahoma or any OF the Dis
trlct Agents as 10 lands within their re-
speetive distTlctA- Lists % these lands
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
9'exaA.

EXCURSION to Monte Christie (TeXasl,
the beautiful, Tuesday, Dec 0. The right
place" for winter homes or Investment
Write for booklet and other information.
G. u. Sellogg, Room 4, stuart Bldg.
Audubon, la. Agents wanted
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south Dakota.

a FEW snaps In Brule county. South
Dakota, lands; will pay railroad fare 10
buyers NOT satisfied. j. A. stranshy,
fukwana, 5. -.
Exceptional RANCH AND FARM
PROPOSITION.
2,6J5 acres located IN east central part
OF South Dakota, IL miles from good
town, all fenced and cross fenced, also
$40 acres leased land under fence. Good
comfortable ranch buildings, 80 acres
under cultivation; 800 acres OF more good
farm land, balance best KIND OF pasture
and hay land Price 5000 per acre.
Choice half section two and mar miles
from town IN kingsbury county for sale
at $500 per acre. Win take In town prom
erty not over 1900 as part pay. No bet
ter quality OF land than TINS. Address
or call on CARLSON d WALLIN, Garth
aga - ID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received until noon.
December ], 1911, at the office OF the
undersigned, for the construction OF q
building at Curtis, Nebraska, for the
school OF Agriculture. Plans, specifca-
tons and bidding blanks are on file at
7A Brandeis Theater Bldg, Omaha, and
the office OF secretary OF state. Lincoln.
ADDISON WAIT,
Nll.d-l6t Secretary OF state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23

LIST your city property Tor sale With
Vugel, 400 Karbach Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
oklahoma.

FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE.
$40 acres adjoining town at crossing
or two trunk line railways. Ideal tract
for fruit, dairy or general farm and
stock ranch In easy reach OF the best
cities In eastern Oklahoma; $50 acres
suitable for any crops grown In this
climate; of the remainder 100 acres is
high ground and especially adapted TO
fruits OF all kinds; balance pasture. All
Fenced and 200 acres ready FOR the blow;
balance timbered. Price SEQ per acre; on
easy terms; title guaranteed. This Is an
unusual bargain. Bettes Land n Invest
ment Company 1886 Flynn-Ames Bldg.
Muskogee, Okla,
FOR dainty dessert use Dalzells ice
cream. III Mrs. A. Nelson, Ill So. 42d st.
viii come to The Bee office within three
days we VIII give her an order for a
qunrt brlck of this fine ice cream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-23
OFFERED FOR RENT



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Misslssippi.
Nebrnakn.

IMPROVED 2S3 acres black sandy soil,
clay Subsoil close tc 8 towns nice grove
and orchard on place; $500 George
Broknw, lnman, Holt county, Nebraska,
SMALL RANCH for sale near town,
about 100 acres, improved, SIS per acre,
this is a bargain. J. c. Berzlna, Whit
man, Neb
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roR SALE oR ExcHANaE

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I'm the Des Mones Capital. Largest cir
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The Capital Is read by and believed IN by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re-
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words TO the line Address Des Moines
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