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LaMkuiiS.

No. $3.50 W. Walton Edwards vs. Ellen Adams
and Al J. Adams; Judgment Municipal Court. so -.
Nc. $50 HOrtcnSe HersCn Robinson White:
appeal.
No. 5G9l. Lewis ]. Strange VS.. Andrew Draco.
damages. 500. Attorney. G. Carringtuu.
No. 52a2 Ellen NJ. ReinhoId VS.. Hal c. Nelson;
note, 500. Attorney. II. W. Wheatlcy.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH
No SO. In opening alley, square lOB3; verdict
fled.
No. ol6. In opening alley, square 2S6l amend
description allowed hearing
No. 9S5. In re extension Of Massachusetts avenue
northwest; continued lby Justice Barnard.
In re extension of Nineteenth street; hearing.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the condl
ton Of the United States Treasury was:
Working balanos In Treasury Offices as SO s7s q
In banks and Philippine treasHy. 81 0co l6 s
Total balance in general fund s. rs soi 81
Ordinary receipts ................... 202l 4s7 70
The dehcit 10 date this fiscal year Is S. aa 81 o.
as AGAINST So .3o7.n at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt trznsacfionS
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Equity Suit.
Mechanics Liens.

No 3Gf3. George Y. Worthington W. Albert NJ
Schneider and T. Franklin Schneider; specific per
fOrnance. Attorney. II. S Matthews.
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Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No O7G. Tyler vs.. Capital Traction Company;
Judgment verdict. Attorneys. Rictardson-R. X.
Pery 4 Son and Dunlop.
No, 1855 Karr Ss Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company; samo Attorneys.
Leckie, Fulton & Cox-McKenney & F1annery.
No. 5l26 King Ja Palmer; demurrer oyerruIed
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No. GIG. ". +. and +. p. Weaver vs.. Richard
Ough; lots L to 49, Armsleigh Park SlJ6.G7.
No 6D4 EisingeT Bros W Same; same. 81 33l.4
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open. rs; high ~; low, ~; Close n
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York March 3,-B-sdstrcets bank clearines in
the United States for the week ending March
show:
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Rnnkruptcy Court.
District COurf.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 70. In re Aarun Goldman; hearing continued
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New York. March o-WHEAT-Stronger; inouiry
light No. Northern spring TO arrive f. O. b., 100;
No red, T. o. b., 9Ez; No. 2 hard, (. O. b., 100;
No l macaroni, (. d. b., 81; No Manitoba f. O
b.. l02 Reported for export, loads Manitoba
CORN-Steady; light trade. Steamer, sZs, er-
port basis: new No. .. {. o. b.. IS: new No eIe-
vator domestic. 55. Exporters took 2 loads part
Of April and May.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals
Equity Court No. I.

Patent arrcals Nos. 634 667. So, es8. 9s se. Dc
7OS, 7Oi, and 100.
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Stock Market Shows Material
Net Gains.
VOLUME OF TRADING AT EBB
Canadian Pacific and It's Allied Is
sues Were Strongest Features of
Itual Movements of Money of About
$4,000, O,OOO-Fear Further Losses.
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, March lO.-With the volume
of trading at the lowest level for the
year the stock market showed some ma
terial net gains to-day. Canadian Pacific
and its allied issues. the "Soo,' and the
Wisconsin Central were the strongest
features OF the list. Reciprocity will add
S1OO00,OOO to the value of Canadian Pa
cites land. and will increase the earn
ings of 500 and Wisconsin Central
substantially.
Wall street has been busy annexing
Mexico for several days, but to-day de-
cided 10 let welI-enough alone and accept
at par value President Taft's explana-
tion of the army maneuvers. This had a
reassuring effect on the foreign markets.
Mexican stocks were stronger abroad and
in Wall street
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LuII in Steel Trade.


Mexican stocks were stronger abroad and
in Wall street.
LuII in Steel Trade.
Announcement by the Steel Corpora
ton that untitled orders on it's books
has increased 2S9,6 ,624 tons for the month
of February was disappointing, until Of
ficial explanation was made that the
plants had worked at a greater capacity
also during the month and had used up
the new business. 1t is admitted, how
ever that a slight lulI has come in the
steel trade. The end of February was
not so good as the beginning, but busi-
ness has already begun to pick up since
the 1st of March.
Missouri Pacific had another period of
strength, with transactions larger than
il most stocks. The efforts OF Frank
J. Gould to secure personal representa-
tiOn on the new Missouri Pacific board
Is looked upon in the street as viola
tiOa of the agreement made between
Kuhn, Loeb 6, Co and George J. Could
There is no danger of any contest af-
ferting control. for a programme has
been mapped out to use in the event
OF tho GOuldS refusing to carry out their
agreement TO turn over the management.
Conservative bankers do not think the
time has arrived for buying Missouri
Pacific stock as an investment.
Banks show a loss on actual move
mcEtS of money OF nearly $5,OO0.00O for
the week. This is due to movements
10 the interior in connection with the
I!entn@ Of the crops. The crops this
year Will take more money than ever be-
fore and the banks should continue to
lose cash for the next two months on
business with the interior. Money is so
cheap that this Will make no difference !
tC markets.
Owing to the boom in agricultural land, !
it is understood that the Canadian Pa |
enc has purchased from the Hudson !
Bay Company a large tract of agricuI- |
turaI land. paving about $I5OO,OOO cash !
on it.
Fear Further Losses.
Eastern victims cf the Chicago Sub /
way collapse fancy they have detected .
in the proposed sale Of the telephone |
of tho company, a transaction
that viii make them suffer still more
As freight proposition, the subway
has. TO date, proved itself mistake Its
telephone franchise promises to be very
Trcutahlc, and the income from that .
alone would within 4 year pay the in /
terest on the outstanding bonds
There Will hc 90.0'3 instruments in .
operation by the Isl Of June, and $1,000 |
within few months after that The
annual charge on the first 1900 is about
ST each, and the estimate of Sl.o0o.g0
in net revenue is conservative. 1t begins
20 look as though something stronger
than 1 rccciNor-hir should he applied
to the Chicago Subway mess
Pressure is being brought on members
Of the new Congress to force reprisaI
against Germany because of the hold
fhnE. alnrLt.l IL IL.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
meInDerB of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
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+Ex dividend. N per cent
'EN. dividend, = per cent
:EA. dividend, ;. per cnnt
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
No. 27N. United States "a Hume L Wet;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
DELPHI GA IS l.
EAM CHI OSEN
Elsie S8FiN 81, Il tn ERiNE MeMit
s N AN sAU LINE GET
aA A7D vii DERATE aAlNsT n
AT fS5s

the regu.a .aI. meeting ofs the Adel.
phi literary socie. last nig ght tthe pre-
liminary Gansel debate was held and
The following were selected tos repre-.
sent Adelphi against the D al
the annual Gansel debate to be held
April 27 Miss Elsie Brine of Kuhn,
Miss Katherine illan 81 wheat
iand, ana Miss Pauline Seru of
Devils Lake was chosen ass alternaGe.
The prelimin debate was inter:
esting and the compe etition ffor places
was keen. The team II wei yersed sin
the art 81 debating and win nndoubts
edIy give a good acc cunt of them
selves. Besides the preliminary de-
bate he following pros ram WAS given
last night: :s5ss
iano Duet esavs 'roaaer / and
Chandler ss'ssSs5s
ltamsntar!y1 pract o rag
1eetoa presiding
Oracle as ana Forks
Herald
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
TIE OLD in
AID BE. I2 DEAD
A8DlsPATcH FROM M sSYALD,s. p.f
li-L- BE or LOCAL INTEREST

As.gglD5tiISP,lAfcH FRI M HlAtSPALDYS..D p.
5y} y n 3 or LocAL INTEREST.
Mad Bear, who except TOT John
Grass is the last of the old generation
of Sioux Indian iefs, iBSdead.
Mad Bear was the leader of the band
which rescued the white family ron
the santees ~ s6s near her,e.
He gave his favorite saddle horse as5
ransom for the white woman from
the hostile and with his little hand of
;friendliss escorted them to Fort Pierre
and turned them over to ths military
Bear was recently disappofnt-
ied that all EFFORTS 10 induce congress to
grant him and his band d medal forI
their conduct was una naVailiag
Isl IIIe8 left several head of cattle and
horses When he died, and over 81 900 id
cash. Ha had two wives according to
mi nsold Indian edat ON but put one away
ana Joined the tholsc church shortly
before he died
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
CHURCH EDlFlG TO
COST 81 600 Will
Be Ere TED in CITY

The organization of the German
English Lutheran church Of st. Peters
Of which Rev. a. Kollmorgen win he
pastor. was perfected at a meeting Of
the congregation held In this city last
week Saturday. The perfection o. the
organization means the first move de;
fnitely taken toward the erection Of a
$4,000 brick edifce, the work on
which will be started during the com
ing summer, probably within another
month, negotiations being now under
way for site at the corner Of Seventh
street and Uline avenue where the new
structure viii probably be erected.
Present plan iss to have the building
of pressed brick construed ion, the
dimensions being so < rs feet, 50 ar
ranged that At can be added stoS at any
time the congregation demands. For
the present only. the basement will be
erected SO that the congregation can
be housed In the very near future the
work Of completing the church proper
to be undertaken later when the base
ment will be converted into club rooms
for the social gatherings of the church.
n The congregati lon now Il numbers
something like twenty families and #
IS understood that many more VIII
be induced to locate in this city and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
DEVILS LAKE MAN 5
BOARD PRESIDENT
CLARK KELLY is NAMED AT HEAD
n OF a. e. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

CLARK kELLYlis NAMED AT HEAD
n ] OF a. e. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 81
The new board OF trustees q the
North Dakota Agricult lturaI caMego met
at Fargo Tuesday ana organised as fol.
lows: H
Preside lent Clark Kelly, Devils Lake
& Secretary !. !. "A. Yodef. ;835a ;85s$.
I Treasurer r. Porter1iela.
# It is understood that there Was aaise
g fight in the board meeting syeE the
office Of treasures. Some al ne neaa-
bers desired to have Yoder aot as hssls
secretary and treasurer bna she Ma
jority Of the board did nos dsexa thas
good policy. and Porterie1d was re.
elected.
IS: The new members of the boasa are
Peter Elliott and Claude nasgenS al
Fargo. while u. d. Mack oa Iaazonre
was reapposnted Tho rstir ring naesn..
5bers Of the board ara James Raasord
Sof Warren and H Hal szaan afs
Page George I Heliialer 80 HavgS.
frank Sanford of Rogers, Arga BaWp.,esnIl5 ven
of atohan and Clark Kessy " Dsvfls
Lake are holdoveTs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
Mr. Ole / serumgard, 5< ssss::
Chairman Ry. Committee
Commercial Club, 5S
\ \ y 81 Devils Lake, N. D. +

T.
Dear Sir: {E&5} t3 &. 4. 4 4 {
& Replying to your favor OF the Goth
inst, IN regard to our building the line
from Fordville to Drake, through Dew.
lis Lake. 5Ss :s;szz 1 81
b This line will be built just as soon
as conditions will warrant. You can
readily see that it would be poor poll
#cy,S even II the line was built, to get
people to settle on the line and build
up towns. in the face Of "a crop fail
:ure. We better wait a year until we
have had. g crop !; the people viii all
feel better, the towns will be better,
and everybod y viii he ahead in the
long run.
WAS NOT. AWARE OF ANY HOS
3TILB FEELING AMONG YOUR CIT
IzENs; AT LElAST HAVE SEEN NO
INDICATIONS oF II. b. .s;sE ssS..5S
IS there Is any thing ne want at any
time I shall be very glad to can on
any of your itizens, 81 II can assist
them in any manner WIN be glad to
do ed.
Yours truly, Sssz
81 PEN n1INGIO IN, Preside
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
POS'TO OFFICE WILL ].
CL DSE ON SUNDAY

POSTMASTER DAELE Ill III r RE-
fs; cEivEs ORDERS 5To ScEo osEscAF- IN IN
81 81 RIERs WINDOWS ON SUNDAY s3ss=
So The following order issued from Far.
30 viii be IN effect 5inI Devils Lake prob
ably asWeek from next Sunday: f$s;s5
70 the Publ Orders have been
received from the postoface depart
'ment at Washing ton FOR the closing Of
the money order and registry room and
the carriers windows on Sunday. The
general delivery window win remain
open for the present for one hour on
that day; from {. 80 to 1880 a. "a. d
All mail will be distributed to the
boxes as usual and the lobby will re.
main open so that those who have
boxes can get their mail at. any time Of
the day Or night. Malls win be receiv-
ed and dispatched as usual, and the
usual Sunday collections made from
the boxes. .s:, ;,.S!S ,!s.ss5 ..' 555
ss This new rule will go into effect Sun
day, April 16. for the first time. :@
Those who have their mail delivered
by carrier ordinarily, can secure a box
to have mail placed therein on Sunday
only, II they so desire as long as the
supply Of boxes lasts; there are only
q few which can be rented. The gov
sernment charges justsas much for the
box when It Is used once a week Sas for
continuous use. NJ 81:
Persons expecting important mail on
Sunday, which is usually delivered
carrier, can have: the same delivered
ed to them BY filing written request
not later than Saturday afternon at
O'clock and calling at the box rent
window Sunday morning during the
open hour. sssl:5s.4,
:sS Letters can also be obtained by leav-
Ing written instruct ions and q 10cent
special delivery stamp for each letter
expected on 5tsunday at the general de
livery window any time during the
week. and the letter will be sent to the
home, Office o. hotel BY special mes
senger. 353;3
n 3is the intention Of the department
to have anything urgent cared Tor on
the Sabbath, but to do away with all
the unnecessary work possible, and il
IS believed the public generally will co.
operate with the postmaster general IN
reducing the necessary sund work to
q minimum Al.
G. Plumley, T. NJ, Fargo.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
NO CITIZEN II Held Fl l))PI
The 500 ACC0RDIN(
TO PRES. PENNINGTON
"a letter has Z been b e Z received. I, e j Z M 81 5Mr

a letter has been received. ~ Mr..
Ole serumgards Of this city from Pres:
ident Penning gton Of the 500 railway
and and It g sufficient g convince ali that
twas ! not due tx any of Devils Lake
citizens 81 that the work on the bdild.
Ing 81 the 500 line to this city has
stopped for 9 time.
dent Penning ton has seen moth:
ing that would Indicate hostile feeling
toward the 500 by the holdulp & meth.
% and no one here has tried to- hold
up thfe 500 or the president of the
road l't'sf would know about #. B.
B resorting to such tactics the
would be, posters have come to be
3 stumbling block to 4 progress, and
the tl1 reply q Fresid dents Pennington to
the falsehood that would ind cate that
some some great robbery had been commit,
ted e by desperate hold p'' method Is
az that Y: 81 s necessar ls 70 aet right those
who mi ight 8, have been led astray: The
letter follows: sSl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
GLEE CLUB

The University of North Dakota
.Glee club will be in the city tomorrow
arriving here ION No. 5. The concert
II in ]. the evening will bring out large
attendance l, In that q number OF the
M members have been seen on the base
ball diamond in Devils Lake while
three are residents Of this city. vari-
Gus 4 ' sorts Of entertai ainmant win be sup.
piled by the associated clubs for the
b boys during their sojourn in the city
over Sunday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
ELECTION

y At the city election last Monday the
proposition for bonding the city for.
the erection Of fire hall carried by
a vote Of 35s tos74. J. H. Maxson was
elected city justice; G.. M. Fisher was
elected park commissioner ,.i sss II
81 The aldermen were elected as fol.
lows: First ward, Il. N. Halgreen and
g: J. 3. Turner; Second ward, S. =.
Wineman and c.. w. Greene; Third:
ward. @. w. Ohnstad and r. G. Miller;
Fourth ward, 3. Callighan and G. W
Harris. s :. $s: ~; ..sss 5*ss ;ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
Pu ITO / 4 TEST.

The science Of embal Inning was put
toy Al test in Devils Lake In the case Of
Peter len who was burned TO
death IL the Reid annex fire. Mr.. VOL
den was held until last Friday and was
II an excellent state Of preseryatio
duesto the work of Mr. g Gilbertson. Mar
tin WoIden Of Maple Creek. sask, was
here this week having Just received
word of the timely death Of his bro
the, she living fifty miles from town..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
MO ONDAY w AS NAT 81
DAY OF I''vVO b OT1As
$FIFTiETH FliVERsARY OF GRE
ALTON q TERRITORY cELE-s
y RRATED%FiR F,f We K.


Alto oNs q RRITo DRY cELE-
=s RRATED FRS % oF WEEK 81
Monday, April s was the dftieth an.
niYersary of the ere alton sofs Dakora
territory
Preside dent abraham Lincoln signed
the bill creating the territory of Da-
}kota as q definite portion off the Unit
ed States, April 8. IS 81.
It is needless to say that since that
time the two Dakotas have made won.
sderfuIs progress and from that territory
have sprung M two large and growing
states. The ! flftieth nniyersaryy IS 70
he celeb during the coming sum
zmer at Yankt D,. and it - more
than likely that North Dakota will be
represented, probably Governor
Burke who has received a strong inyi-
.taaion ging him to bes sin attendance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
OF
DRlUNKENESS
CONSIDERABLE TESTIMONY ON
u THIS PARTICULAR CHARGE a;
F s<: HAS BEEN: GIVEN. i, Il ,2 3}s 22Ss

{ A general summary Of the wealth. OF
evidence brought out in the trial OF
Judge Cowan at Bismarck would re-
quire column after column The
charge of habitua1 drunkenness has
been all that has been gone over by
the attorneys for the prosecution and
It is needless to say that evidence has
been produced to show thas Judge
Cowan was seen, drunk, Intoxicated
and under the influence Of liquor at
Devils Lake and numerous other places
within the Second judicial district. as
well as at several places outside OF his
district. 4
Testimony from witnesses Of Devils
Lake has shown him drunk, tntoxieat-
ed or under the influence OF hQner In
May, June, July, August, and other
months during the year 1910, while
considerable evidence has been sab
mitted as to the condition Of Judge
Cowan on election day, Noyemhey SID,
1910. The Gordon livery barn Incl.
dent about which many have heard has
been testified to by numerous wit
nesses. The Rugby witnesses have tes-
titled as to his condition while holding
court there, he having fallen asleep
and was aroused so that the ease ON
trial could proceed. Instances ut Esa-s
kota and the Hansboro affaas were:
brought out in the evidence under the:
habitual drunkenness charge.
From this the case passes ON TO an,
other phase many developments tax
ing place Thursday, brought about by
Senator Simpsons endeavos % have.
charge six with reference to the De.
layed cases thrown out. :S AN. N. &.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07

q the congregation were elected as
follows: .s5s :s.s ss
ChairmaI Brending s5
$ss Secretary Philip Jago. : 4,
Treasurer Charles Wittkopf. sas3ss IS sssy
Truste illiam Wittkopf and
Peter Link .s. Y. 81 ls35 i; ~,
Elders II W. Fark and G. Becher.
The Ladies Aid Of the church Is now
actively engaged, meeting of that
organization being held Wednesday Of
this week when 1t was announced that
conside derable money had already been
raised toward the new church by food
sales, Mrs. Fark, president, and Mrs.
Gretzsinger, secretary Of the organiza-
ton being largely responsible for the
success In this particular. ~. .S,.
Rev. Kollmorgen has announced that
with the erection of the new church
English services will be held every
Sunday evening and English Sunday
school viii also occur every Sunday,
thiss together with the German service
which will be in the morning at any
rate every other Sunday. The Sunday
school class is now well organized, a
class Of seven now being prepared for
confr frmation. @.:5 ~ Vi Vi = u
This latest announcement of the
erection of the new church will not
only add to the building activity Of
Devils Lake promised this summer, but
also means the establishment Of an.
other place Of worship in the city and
III is indeed welcome news to the
citizens. ..Ss 3is3 tse !.1 II. S= B. IS 4. .S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
ours trlily, i,5s3S
T. PElStNING ON, Preside ent.
NOW. AGENT.

Sss n sSG. KeaYeny the new agent at the
Great Northern depot VIII 5be q Yalu.
able addition 10 Devils Lake. Mr..
:KeaVeny - not only vel up ID his po,
aition but bears an the qualities of
q good booster, I1ast5 Grand Forks,
MINI where he was formerly located
he took an active interest ID city an
fairs and was a nenb Der of the Com
mercial club. we welcome the new az.
ent to Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
FERTILE EDITOR; Al;

L 3. George Of the Fertil, Mimi,
Journal, stopped off in this city Tues
day enroute to Cando where he will
look over the newspaper plant Of the
Cando Democrat with 3 view to pur-.
chasing it. s :s q .53 sis EYIs;;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
MOE RE JR MS FROM
ARDWA a Il i. ME Il TING
Representative FRO INT This
sTATETo \ N ITO NAL CO
ENTioN IN.

81 Hans Moe vi Chnrchs Ferry stopped
on iii the city Ne eInesday having lust
returned from New Orleans where he
attended the nat tional convention of
5hariW ware men. aAfr. Moe was elected
delegate at the state corv ion held
Sin this city iin FsebruaI Much bene-
Yat Was derived 1T the big meeting and
she promises an labonate report when
Sthe time comes. Moe Is president
sof tha state hard ire associati tion
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
MORE

Third ana alas ssslif.
MAJ il1ia ll; are tive soon so BE- pss,-s
duced Ct me Grand opera hasase ars
y this city Both are very
asictions and The mama cement ID is hsE
.eonefatal talatea Ia III
tract Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
ANOTHER TOUR.

The Grand Forks Automobile club
will make another trip this year and
viii take in Devils Lake as well as
numerous other places in Ramsey
county. The tour viii take place
some time in August. 81 l$SS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
]! lI!RIR'Tl.Hs.8 \

and Mrs 'sheodose Reed ara the
parents of q girl born Tuesday of this
week on last ssaturd d and Mrs.
8. schuItz we're made parents 81 a
girl girl was horn last THURSDAY.
to and mrs ozllas Fullerton oa
Lake township
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-07
FEAST or s. vER.

E 'asech & the passover. OF feast of
sliialeaVened bread which begins With
the setting of the sun on the 4tl day
ofs 5ll Nilsson ednesda pril 12), and
ends end at the same hour seven days lat.
ser, ID probably one of the most close.
observed holidays III the Jewsih caal,
Eendaf.