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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
JAMES ]. HILL ACCEPTS.
DEVILS LAKE INVITATION
BOOSTERS SMILE
ON ONE ANOTHER
Genuine Love Feast of "yOunq
Blood Follows Campaign For
New Members

Between toasts to Devils Lake and
her Commercial club, wit and wisdom
played tag over the long, snowy table
in the pretty dining room of the Ho-
tel Western Monday night, when twen-
ty-f1ve live wires' of the club clasped
hands in goodfellowship and proceed
ed to boost the things that are in the
making for a greater Devils Lake and
a greater Ramsey county.
Men with smiles were there. If
there was a member of the Crouch
family" present, he failed to make it
known. The merry party was a love
feast If there ever was one. 1t was
a gathering of some of the young blood
of the communicable blood that is
warming the veins of the mighty Lake
Region.
The affair was really a thank you"
game dinner, given by the losers to the
winning side in the membership cam
paign just closed, and many happy
recollections of the contest were re.
lated by members of the opposing
teams. The birds for the spread were
furnished by Jack Duis and were temp
tingly prepared and, served by the pop:
ular management of the Hotel West
ern. i '<:f. = '' :
L. The feature of the banquet was the
invitation extended to James J. Hill
to be the honor guest at big Lake
Region ,spread"to take place some time
before the holiday season is well un.
derway. The invitation was sent to
Mr.. Hill in the form of telegram
signed by every booster present
The joyousness of the occasion ap.
parently prompted Alderman Avery
Johnson to think of the fun connected
with an amateur minstrel show and he
forthwith suggested that the club put
a. black face performance on the
boards. His suggestion met with in
slant approval and a committee con-
sisting of Mr.. johnson, Harry Knee
shaw, Ray Austin, Tom Turner and
E. F. Flynn, was named to take the
matter in hand. The show will prob
ably be presented in few weeks.
Attorney Eddie F'oy Flynn was toast
master and guided the various speak
ers into their bright responses, which
dealt for the most part with the up
building of the city and county. Mr..
Flynn told Of the important things for
the boosters of the club to work on,
laying particular stress on the import
CONTINUED on page fve.)
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

! !, What's the matter with Devils Lake
and Ramsey County? 3#:s .!zs.6s. 3. . 5z ..s
Nothing, absolutely nothing. Search.
where you will and you cannot f1nd q
more progressive city and community.
5* It is a; a;recognized fact that In addi-;
ton TO many other things needed to
make a community up,to-date, a good
directory is essential. A directory, in
addition to giving the lists Of the in
habitants. chronicles the growth and
history Of a cit. or county :s3 &. e.
ls.: That IS what we are going to have:
real county directory. Minot and
Ward county Is the only community
in this state that has ever had Ia di-
rectory Of this kind ii the past There
lis no legitimate reason why Ramsey
county should not have one, for the
people here are Just as prog gressiye as
they areSi Ward.
bout three years ago the city Of
\ Devils Lake had a local directory This
was very good as far as IT went, but
the new one will not sonly contain the
Names Of the dnhab itants of Devils
Lake, but VIII also take in5 every other
town and village IN the county III adj;
dition to this class of Information, the
nanaes Of every land holder IA tile
county win appear together with his
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
lENRO0T e:
STARTS BALL ROLLING
BOND: B }. ID ISSUE S,lU|.lE SENT
THROUGH 0 AT POLLS
City win Have Its Own Little
Electric Lighting System
!: May Be ..

Yes' Vernice, the unexpected hap
pened. '-.>
The $4,000 bond issue voted on at
g special election in Devils Lake Mon
day carried. It carried with only five
votes to the good, but it carried Just
the same. s/
-Four hundred and eighty-five votes
were cast. Two of this number found
their way to the official wastebasket,
because they were spoiled. OF the re-
naming votes, 327 were in favor of
bonding the city for an electric light
plant and 156 votes were against the
Issue. 1t took 1922 votes to carry the
election, as a two-thirds majority was
necessary. =.
The old fire whistle announced the
result of the special election although
It, most likely would have blown its
head off,, if the voting had gone the
other way. 4 -
! The voters expressed their wishes at
the polls, all right and now Devils
Lake Ia will have q little lighting system
all its. own: Yes, II, will-some of these
days: .; 5ts5. .1Sisy..:* .;..s%..'s.. .-,
i Following q band concert and street
parade and mass meeting at the court
seSsaturaay night, 9at which Mayor
McC Glory, Attorney J. J. Sampson, City
r sttprney Fred 6 Cuthbert, "A: 3, :HIcatE
tin$and others; aired their Views on the
subject ssof municipal ownership Of. i
flight plant, the voters pranced TO-. the
polls. Monday and voted the bond issue
through r~.>%:s:ss. s@.--l5,,. 5a''@
i. There were voters; and then more
voters. The vote was: surprisingly
heavy Voters. came in automobiles
and wheelbarrows., Some walked;
others ram: Some skipped to. the ballot
box like young. school boys. A few
duttered down in aeroplanes. Any.
how, most Of: the voters were there
and a, few. came that were supposed
to have been dead-ones., They all vot'
ed once and a. few hung around for a
chance:to slip in half a gross of bal
lots. :,.s, T. ,,,.;>; ., H.. ~,
It was a great old election.
And the old world spins round just
the same. i Sss.gs:ss d.. !, I. ::
Next? <:r.,.. ~ - =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
Commercial Club Will Be Host Ta
Representative Men Of
Lake Region
BIG BANQUET PLANNED
Great Northern To Be Srane @
'Get-ACquainted'' Party latter
Part of Month

James ]. Hill has accepted the ie-
vitation of the Devils Lake Commss-
cial club to attend the big "get ae-
quainted" banquet, which was prn-
posed at a meeting of the New Life
members of the club Monday night
Mr.. Hills acceptance was telegraph
ed from New York and was received hy
President Horton of the Commercial
club yesterday morning. The welcome
message says:
Message of the 7th received. WheA
get back to ST. Paul will fix a cate
to visit Devils Lake. 1t will be be-
tween November 25th and Goth"
Immediately upon receipt of the tel
egram from Mr. Hill, President Hnr-
ton appointed the following commit
tees to start at once preparing for
the greatest "get-acquainted party ev-
en- attempted in this part of the state
x *>Tickets-W. H. Reid, W. e. Hooking,
G. A. .Stotlar, NJ. A. Tenny and Ed GID
DerCSOn. " T-,.!r--4 - - :.
i Programme and Music-AITie Hais,
p. F. Flynn, X. A.: Morgan, s. L. Wine
man and Jack Duis. ...lz
Invitations-A. ]. Stade, M. ]. Epvs
ley, F.. ). Traynor, Louis -Munat ana
Jonn VanLiew. z''---'- 49, fFF
! Chas:' sJenre, Harry
! TKneeshaw, Tom Turner, Avery John
son and Ray, Young.
Publicfty-H. S. Davies, r. E. Austin
and Chas. Brauham. (; i
1t Is planned to make the banquet
Lake Region affair, with the Devils
Lake Commercial club host to at least
200 representative business men from
about this district. !.E
Tickets will be sold to the members
of the Devils Lake Commercial claB
at So each, and President Horton has
announced that the first $50 applica-
tions from club members will be filed.
Besides the guests to be invited fr0aa
the Lake Region, invitations VIII ,be
extended to representatives soR
newspapers in this section of the state,
Duluth and the Twin Cities, also rep
resentatives Of the Twin City and Dr-
luth Commercial clubs. j#&
AS pretty compliment to MI. Hin,
the banquet will be served ia the bean-.
tiful dining room of the Great saps.
then.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
TROPHIES FOR
| BEST PRODUCTS
Forty Beautiful Silver Cups To Be
Given ANay:.;a1 v at St: Paul. .,
Land Show

/ Growers of choice grains, grasses,
fruits and other soil products in the
American Northwest will be rewarded
for their trouble in furnishing samples
to their states, sectional or CONNER
cial club exhibits at the ST. Paul Land
show, according to an announcement
made by the Land Show management,
stating that forty handsome sterling
silver trophy cups, valued at $4,000
have been offered by the. st. Paul AS
sociation of Commerce and some en-
terprising business firms.
To secure one of these cups the
Northwestern Land Show, does not re-
quire the exhibitor to go to the trou-
BILE nor expense which is, usually nee
essary to win a prize. All the grower
has to do is to furnish the sample to
those in charge of the state exhibit
or the Commercial club which has
charge Of the display Of. a particular
section, at the show, to be held in st.
Paul, December 12 to %.
These are some of the trophy cups
offered at the st. Paul show by the AS
sociation of Commerce:
Cup for the best state exhibit, open
to Minnesota. North and South Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon
and Alaska .-a....a
Cup for the best sectional exhibit
from American Northwest. ..-.
Cups for best half bushel Minnesota
wheat; for best bushel of potatoes
grown in Minnesota; for best ten ears
of corn grown in Minnesota and the
best bushel Of oats grown in Minneso-
ia. :& =. : -. >..' a-#t.' -
{ For North Dakota, cups are offered
for the best bushel Of wheat and the
best half bushe1 Of fax. " Y ...', -
In South Dakota the cups are for
the best half bushel of wheat and the
best ten ears Of corn. / + s,,l7*.
4 Chas. w. Clark Of Montana has Of
fered ten cups for various Montana tar g!
products and the st. Paul Association
Of Commerce will give q cup for the
best half bushel Of oats grown in the
Gallatin Valley. I5%s: y n Il
& Cups are offered for the best bushel
Of apples grown in Washington or
Oregon and for the best sample Of al
falfa grown in either OF these states:
L IN Idaho a cup is offered for the best
ave boxes Of commercial apples.
4 The Great Northern railroad offers
a cup to the person who furnishes the
hest samples for ! state exhibit in
each Of the seven states, while the
o'Donnel Shoe company OF st. Pau,
ofrers q cup for the best buahel Of
winter wheat grown A the American
Northwest
g Through Jno G. Kelly, manager. the
sioux City Tribune offers 4 handsome
silver trophy cup Tor the best showing
made from an acre Of a Italia ii South
Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
HoWDY, BROTHERS,
WELCOME, WELCOME
- >. GLAD THAT ukUM!

e. -g,rt y ~ ! II VI Is
p The "glad-to-meet-you" com
mittee of the Devils Lake Com
mercial club, will extend the
hand of welcome to eighty new
members at the club rooms !,
tonight. The "get-acquainted"
party will be a smoker and in-@
formal meeting Of the club
The eighty new brothers to be
received into the happy family
became members Of the club
in the recent membership:
campaign. ..:'''' -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
e. A. PIERCE DEAD.

Old Resident Passed Away at Neon
r.. r.. ~ Yesterday. ri
: e. A. Pierce, a resident Of Devils
Lake for many years, and one time
chief of police here, died suddenly Of
heart failure while at the dinner table
yesterday noon. He was So years old
and a prominent Mason. 50 - y. Il
I A wife and daughter survive.
= The funeral will be held at 2:S0
O'clock, Tuesday afternoon. - Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

. D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, Of
Fargo, will visit Fort Totten Friday,
November oath personally and Devils
Lake Saturday, November 25th. All
persons having defective eye-sight or
who need their glasses changed or
renewed, should call and see him. Of
fee at Huesgen's jewelry store, Devils
Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
clviL sERNlcE EXAMS n.

the rules OF thesHRD MFyW BGKQ
T. A competitive examination under the
rules Of the q. S. Civil Service Com.
mission, will be held at Bismarck,
Devils Lake, Fargo, Grand Forks,
Jamestown. Minot, Penn bina, and WIN.
liston, NJ. p. on February 8, 1911, for
first grade OF clerical positions in the
various field branches Of the Federal
service outside Of Washing gton, b. G.
Application forms and information. IN
regard to these examinat Il ions may be
obtained from the secretary Of the 10.
cal board OF examiners at the postof.
fee or Gust ouse III the cities
named above, OF from the Undersigned.
Applications must be filed with the
UNDERSIGNED, not later than the close
of business on anuary q,
555 sTIoEhI IAKER, sac,y,
Post office Bldg n
Saint, Paul. Mimi
isss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Forman-Rertha sanakken, "a years
old, a domestic employed at the ]. D.
Mckenzie home, took her life by drink
ing carbolic acid. Her last words were
a declaration that she wanted to die:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Edmore-The fax crop this year was
great. Many fields went twenty, BUSH
els or more to the acre. AS many as.
200 loads of fax have been hauled to
the elevators here in single day. The
farmers are happy and conditions in
general are excellent-all because of
good crops.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

tract for furnishing coal for the city.
He win furnish the fuel at ss per tom.
The Nortz Lumber company also sab
mitted a coal bid, its price being ss.2s.
The contract for the wiring, plumb
ing and heating Of the new fire halI.
was awarded to the Devils Lake Plumb
ing & Heating company; The hid
from this concern was 81 ,42s. &c. r.
Lasham's bid was for sl,362, but he
insisted that half the amount be naia
when the material was delivered
James stenson put in his bid &c
s1,42s.5o. The contract cans for the
completion OF the work by Decen,ber
%. {. ~.
James Stenson was granted i plumb
er's license.
& Hydrant trouble was reported, ana
the chief Of the fire department Was In
Istructed to look into the matter.
Ordinance SO, framed to establiEh d
second official city scale, was ordered
laid on the table by q vote of . sp b.
Wiliiston The Commercial club hi
ont for new members. "A great gasss
together spirit ID i'd the air. me ssaass
Is talking np the sugar beet imiusEFy
with The sarnaara. and vim naaao aas
effort 10 establish D factory.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

:.s Big sale of 400 head of choice, heavy
unggwestern horses, singly, pairs or
carload lots, at Fargo, November II
and IS. Do not miss it. Mark. West
ern Horse Co. d..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

cooperstown-Fargo investors are
contemplating the erection of a big
hotel here.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

n ri ysiiiiston The Order of the Rastern
Star 5haa been organized 81 this city. g.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

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Continued on page five.)
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
IaG0aaHS ID
 SEE ALASKA

Ere. .eSslag commercial NgsSaS 3-aa,ed tour m Alaska members 0S Ja CaamAep oS COmmszee are tsRsa- uyaG discussing sae advantage ot a ulore aggressive campaign s0g bus, asss tn Alaska. Many aEms and mn tlg operatives ia Alaska are aesrogs O. ao.as business wlyA Tacoma, ac- ,lydsus to aA accounts compiled byom mass og interesting rspOgSs sn the lands co Secretary SOmmers 0t ths IE-oma Chamber ot Commerce.
 eery Bganober og Tacoma. one Os tle Grsest independent mining ePsE- asors in Jae Alaska ce,d, is heartily Ia tae1r ot tle movement
 ~Yolr excursions % Cah5osaa and elsewhere are all rlghD sad M-, Hraesabsr yesterday. but you are yt-- looking lae best opportunity you 1.e had bf not s0ng after moee ot Nassa business, The placer mining guega-1Gs 5n Alaska are pretty near D PaeeJ ou, bat quartz mining has a, begun The EskimOs W1l be
 only inhabitants ot Nome and ,lher places oR the Seward peninsula "a Laa three or bOur years, but South 5sle-a Alaska wt8 be a permanent rroJueer. IE Is t4eoe thaE tae great ness cE Alaska Wtl be developed. b-1 is raers LaaI Tacoma should
 as -5a1e.
 though laaI for sl10 com 3. ele-sve trip you,d be made, ll- ,.lllz5 a -a-load ride 153 ula,es ln- lard oyer tas Copper River k NOra- aas-sra ra--rolL The latter part Ct 1-e .s L4s1-eJ as Che best lne-- r8lJlE News,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
EARLY;
 HELP FRISCO

The Sts1es Os the NOrShEess are beng urged 10 appoint commissions lO plan for ther representation al n PazamaPaclfic Exposition. which w be hed n San Francisco m 1915 A1 official os the big taE has been a. Olympia for cne past week. seek ns 0 interest Washington laEmak- er By beginning now, tt ls con tended that things EI8 be in shape for a tang- lie start in the way ot appropriatoas, by the tune the next legislature meets. California vas one os shs Grst sta1es 70 cone % the Ercut for the Alaska -yuk0n-Pacifie Exposition. Hence, S IS pOineed out that Washington, Oregon and Idaho csa do no more than raeiproeate.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
GIIE PORTLAND
 ELKS REUNION

E sAe ElSs Ss the eo2aery EsRs ,o see the Northwest. they w4l have B shaRce e0 jO 90 because PoESasa1, 0pe,. has extended an invitation s0 l5e order e hold SAslr l9lS reunion h that eily, To msage adOQ0ale ea7 sessalaneRS a toR1 SS sl25,900 is be- ms ralsej. Conversion managers are sssays anxious oo gsS an Elk gsIA- eghg, hecause iC always means 3 s-ge attendance Os good sPe06sSs. 1his naei0aal reGnlOR wHl draw no IeSs than 50000 visitors Is Ell be Jh- means ot gsegng excellent pgA Sc6Cy for sAs NoeShEsSG Al oe eAe Paelne Coass lodges are boosging tor Portland
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
Crse-.sas B-e- -.1ss.

Hiram ul.1-.zs- - Nest l--e1.l-el farmer usel come u % Dayton gssts Sau-lI.g -tres-ae. s shop. and che boys -l .l- feed -..-a w"al take many a r.se .g1- .- him .a -ee.ll- g- l.s faith Red believe anything -ag- c-Le r- rle -s'..s- rrag. .7l-.aaS- One Saturday. Ca see - ls couldn't ~la-yar Hra4s lrosrsaa- t-.-E,t a.. ---d-
 Speaking ,t yuTa-ae~ '-r HusS-1ss, G.I ever rel s.- --.- when was oaG west ! seen a buffalo uu tree el-- ing -rlues
 -lte-J- said Hiram He didn't even .goS b.l startled, bu- only 4- .ecesleJ and pleased ~l-eeL-
 That's what said v--el-9l che wlL -Wlg Mr. Bl-sra~s- --a- yal never sec ue buIa.oe> ug ue~
 No ta.terel Hiram Ne can say ever ild- Then ls H-iSllsuel up- ~Bul I've 1treu lalr- be added "how yery fond ,leg axe g- grapes, - New Ns1S Press,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
ELECTION NOTICE

A .-aa.al municipal e.---l- Hs- gz a-.l Tuead4y April 4-a ts-L for ue purpose co e.eel.Gs seven -gLl- ...4aa aad Jue member .c.--S y. SlllJ. Board
 Toe election W.l 1= leL a- 1e ECEa Hal and Ile lywa --r -1- s---s EI 5e from 4 sg D. A e1raT for culuelLUeu must be a male --llzel ot Ihs United >---ss OF ala has declared his intention -l become such. JWga,y-Uge years yr oyer al1 has resided continuously cue Year next preceding cle election .- Ihe District 0I Alaska and for ,l1 months preceding Jhr eiec-oD il r1u TosU 0s Sk4sEay and Wa0 has llly registered
 All atul-s male lr female, NlJ are -.,zels aE -he United states gC who have declared their intention ca ee come such and who are bona rtts r,s llzaLs 0f the Town ot Sk4svay are qualified Co yoJe for rhe sehyo. -l5gk
 N F. BLACK --e-El Towu Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
IN \ BAD NBY"
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL. GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION.
- yoaE bAeA sIEas -.

Waaa yQur back gives 14l,
 Becomes l2Is, 6eak oE Ac4-ls
 Hhaa urinary troubles ssk ln.
 Nour Kidneys are 'la bad nay,
 uUzl'R Kidney Pills Wtl cure you
 Hsgs is gO0I evidence yl prove I-
 Fred E. StuttS lzas e. SL, Sa- D.ag0. Cal, says. ''I can reeollElel- DUAzs Kidney PLls hish.y ald -- lsays Lo so EAsG gl opportunity 11- c4rs. Thsy have dOEe Ga zIea- 1aaI 1s goOd and many persons e- uy acquaintance have also -AA-- them Wlth hsRsnL Iu ApEI lsgl, ! Eubhcly racommaa3ad pO41's hlllal PlL5 and aE LhLs uLa ! A-l l---as- -5 sDSAk 1 4sE praise asA4- A severe attack Of kidney trouble br1asat 1u uo l0IbL. by oolL -A-z- eL us m4cA suffering Ay back e- cane so lame that ! could scAseet s-l1p a4l a- Juss l- "a 2s only J--V-z- a great effort that ! vas able Co A--ss after slULlg. { had seen lO41 $ Kidney PlS 80 highly rec1a 1al---- -,.~- laa. q naAIly pr0c1red a bo1l aud .e uy delight. they save me prompt Te- EsE Alter ! had finished ne et-- Lal-s ny back Was as s-o15 ls -fe's sEf all trouble erom ny Kidneys l-s- sgBsared About a pear ago q a@- aa1Lhsr attack ot backacas but -- sas quickly removed through tlt 4sv 1f DC2as Kidney Ptl-s.
 For sals by all tealers- Price '- seals Foslsg- AiigauFa Co. Butraiy Ssa York sole agents toF -hs United SlALaA
 Remember Lae uAms-D0aa 's--ia, lAks la other,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
A sESSoNsBLE TALE

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 Fas-
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 N1J Ca ol sH1gel -.l las a,Hss Enc hal=eha.der .g1set -1F ly tay Aaa sl itl u.y hands U-4t ty Upon .gs stan taat saraa ll sess~
 Nat tt ee ---aea ,t tal5--s Bgg slaa tae parg--s gara.4 ,ag.r easSa Hhe ~haiEeu s,asa- uH, . a-.--As- Bgt splt that lrI.l H.sl aH -A
 Nly ca he 1a-aa an la. --,-aa Tha uassi -hel aglI sa-u .9 be- pua.t p.4ue folks --.-'a.-gr Ey WrNiUs Ugss lE.II. -.csls-
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14

 ID BE PUSHED

We are reuasly utormei laaJ ars- amount of development sof B sir bs eargssd oa iu tae Rainy Hoe lla and Fhree GuaEdsmen Districts las ssas0a. The Steele iaJegesss wHt aays crews at both places az an early date. and the individual prop slcy owners wl put their claims w shape to show the many capitalists aho sA be- iu this lsisasoshood Sh.7 sssssa iIAiBss Pioneer Press
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-14

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