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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-01

Chris johnson. probably the bsst ssun.
ty commissioner that Ramsey counu
ever had and today sqnsidered tho bsse
commissioner Of any county in NoytA
Dakota 10 here today attending to buaa
ness matters in connection with ~
board. Chris had administered the e.
ties Of his Office in business like way,
saving the tax payers hundreds of dol
lars by his able decisions on the beard.
The people Of his district realize IN
worth and will return him to onice N
members Of the board by Aanasoaas
majority.
MISS AMANDA JACOBSON WIN 10 teaching
term Of school in Lake township u
In the city attending the teasher's insbt.
tutes
Charles Doyon Of Doyoa Is il rne sier
today visiting with friends aud attena-
ing to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Of starkweather ars
shoppers in the city for few daye THIS
week.
Miss Petra Romsteaa Of starhweatAer
is in the, city in attendance at the teach
ers' institute and visiting with her ~
ter Miss Tllie Romstead.
The Sisters Of the Mercy Hospital ara
to hold fair during the latter part q
November and Preparations are II
present being made for It.
Gus Zeeman IL here to-day bslaw
stalled IN Getting hack to Lawtoa due
to the heavy snow. Gus will leave liz
auto here and return BY traiu.
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(Erom Mondays Daily

Mr.. Hun Of Fort Totten was in the
city on Saturday attending to business
matters.
Miss Minnie Schultz left yesterday 70,
Crazy where she will visit for a few
days with Miss lena Olson.
Miss spelleev of Garske is in the city
attending the Ramsey County Teachers
Institute.
Mrs. H. Q. White Of Fort Totten wa.
shopper and visitor in the city On
Saturday.
Complete WON eutflt including cases
bow, extra set Of strings and Self In.
structor for SO at III. Huesgen's.
Miss Marsorie Mills returned to school
today after an over Sunday visit at her
home at Toxic.
Mrs. I 0. Nelson and daughter Miss
Alice are in the city from Minot the
pleasant gaosts Of Mrs Frank Schultz
and the Misses Nelson.
Mrs. H. E. Nevsaux arrived yesterday
from Grand Rapids, MIMI, and Joined
Mr.. Nevieux in this city where they will
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-01
CITY IN BRIEF
<From Fridays Dailyo

lftss Annie Anderson Of Warwick wa
q shopper ana visitor In the city yes.
tsrday.
Miss Lucille Foster and Ruth ouaeley
weee in the city from Crury yesterday
inoppins and visiting with friends.
Hrs. ]. HollinEer and daughter were
n the city yesterday rom 1inot visit.
he with fsienas.
D. w. Baldwin returned to Grand
Forks today after spending the week in
tazis city attending to business matters
1fiss sorenson county superintendent
az 7owner county was in the city to.
Gag On route homo to Cando.
Miss Emma severson Of Gfarv is in
the city for = severed days visit at the
John Wdllaee homo.
Mrs. L0bedell of Minneapolis is in the
aity today attending to business mat
tess.
Miss Frances Cdwan returned home
last evening from Grana Forks where
she spent several days visiting with
friends.
Miss Hazel Sloman who Is teaching
q term of school in Lake township is
In the city for an over Sunday usl,
With friends.
Miss Teresa Roach and Miss Nan
kon9field left this afternoon for Cande
after being the pleasant guests Of Miss
Frances Gowan.
Attorney 4. T. Guthbert Of Devils Lake
and Postmaster Charles A. Doyon Of
Doyon. were prominent visitors on Tue,
day of last week. The gentlemen came
purposely to call on John J. Sampson
They, however found time 10 spend {
pleasant half hour in the Tribune Office
and returned home III TIE afternoon
Edinburg Tribune.
Mrs. PARKER Of Webster was shop
per in the city Yesterday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Mills left today for To
ho to spend Sunday at her home.
Mrs. F1agel Of Webster was shoppe,
in the CITY today between trains.
Miss F1agel Of Westhope arrived IL
the CITY today for short visit with
friends.
Dave McCanna Of Minneapolis was II
the city today en- rotee to Cando wher
he will look after his farm interests.
Mrs. Stanley was in the city toda!
from Cando en- route to 14avre, Mont.
where she will make her home.
William Huesgen accompanied by Nj
Halvorson arrived today from Minot 70
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-01

make their homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esank Morgan returned
to their home at Kgeland Saturday Of.
ter several days visit with friends in this
city.
Miss Gledys Russen who Is teaching at
Webster is in the city to attend the
teachers institute and visitlIg with her
sister at the sevilla.
Miss Julia Mcdonald Of Poplar Grove
is in the city in attendane. at the Teach
ems Institute and visltin:. WITH friends.
Miss IDA Lines was a shopper and VIII.
tor from Webster on Saturday.
Fred Irish. Ad Leach, DR.. Bailey and
w. Bennett of Fargo are enjoying hunt
ing in this section this week.
Prof. Hollis Of the Valley city Nor.
may was in the city yesterday for a
short visit between trains.
Dr.. and Mrs. Roberts OF Cando are
in the city visiting with friends and
spending few days huntina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Bell returned Sun
day from Minneapolis where they spent
tho week visiting with friends.
Miss Lenora Thompson who spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Thompson, returned to Rugby
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. spabers and Miss Mary
the Union Commercial College in Grand
Forks returned to that city last even.
ing for an over Sunday visit at her
home.
Miss Lille Hagen accompanied by her
cousin Mtss Lillian Chilstad are in the
city from Crary attending the Teachers
Institute and visiting at the Hagen
home on 4th Street.
H. L. Schultz returned nome yesterday
from Chicago and different points in
Minnesota where he has been attending
relatives for the past week.
Mrs. Scribner and Miss Nyrna Robin
son Of Foxholm were the over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bfyant
and visited with Miss Ada Scribner who
attends st. Marys academy.
Harvest Thompson Seton gave a very
interesting talk to the high school stu
dents. speaking in particular of the Boy
Scouts and of the Camp Fire girls
AoSAS "oAneE "do tAa arrival IN the
city last evening to visit for a brief Der
iod with Mrs. Walker before returning
to his duties in Canada as travelling re-
preventative. Bert is looking fine and
prosperous and does not seem to be
much elated over the political situation
since he has been making good across
the line. ;!'ii.tis FsatsB7
A severe blizzard prevailed today al
| Minot and heavy snow Ut .Langdon
Rain was general in other places owe,
the state with the prospects Of snow by
night fall.
Unique invitations nave seen issued by
the ladies of the Eastern Star for a
Halloween party which will be given or
Wednesday evening in the Masonic hall
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Richmond left 70,
their home at Minnewaukan Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Stlrk who have
been the pleasant guests f Mr.. and Mrs
G. e. Taylor for the past several weeks
left yesterday on No. 6 for Grand Forka
where they will visit for short time
and from there they will go to Mime.
apolis and then through to their home
IN Panama City, Florida. Mr.. and Mrs
stirk expect to return to this city for a
| few weeks visit next summer.
Miss Irene Carmody who is teaching
in the Rugby schools was In the city for
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an ever Sunday visit with her father
Judge Carmody who has been looking
after business matters in this city.
Mrs. W. N. Goozee and daughter were
in he city Saturday from Webster shop.
ping and visiting for a short time with
friends.
Mrs. P. J. McCiory and daughter Miss
Margaret left last night by way Of Mia
neapolis for San Diego. CALI, vlere they
will spend the winter. Mayor McClory
accompanied them as far as MinaeApo.
Lii.
DR.. Fierce returned last evening from
Fargo. Minneapolis and Chicago where
he has been for the past two weeks at
tending to business matters.
William PisGAev was In the city today
coming here to meet his brother In law
Ole lager who was en- route to Dubuque,
Iowa, for his health. having been i'll for
some time with dabeAtulosis.
M. O'Br1en Of Langdn is in the city
to business matters.
Father Cory Of Cando arrived in tho
city today for shox visit the guest
Of Father Leo.
The hebekahs ana entertaining tie
teachers Of the city schools and the
teachers Of the school for the deaf this
evening In the Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Clara Hodgson has returned TO
Leeds where she is teaching after a
pleasant visit at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. sprabery and Miss Nary
Prete are giving a farewell danslng
party in tho Opera House Hall this even
ing in compliment to Miss Elinor Stanck
who will leave in a few days for her
home in st. Paul.
Miss Thea Moen OF Grand Harbor is
a shopper in the city this afternoon.
Douglas Morse Of Webster was bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Miss o'Leary Of Grand Harbor Is in
attendance at the Teachers Institute.
L. G. Cowie was BUSINESS caller in
the city on Saturday, from Hamar.
Shell Souvenirs and Photo paper
weights for 10 cents at Huesegen's.
Joe stenson Of Grand Forks was in the
city for an over Sunday VISIT with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Stenson, sr.
Miss Belle Stenson left Saturday for
Fort Totten where she will visit for a
short time at the HUFF home.
Miss Mary Smith has returned home
from Grand Forks after visiting for sew.
Fal days at Grand Forks with her sis.
ter Miss Eta Smith who is attending
Wesley Conservatory. On her return
| home Miss Smith visited for a short time
| with friends at Lakota.
Miss Olson was in the city Saturday
for short time between trains while
on her return home after attending the
State Educational association at Grand
Forks.
Miss Lillian Greene who is teaching a
term Of school at Grand Harbor was an
over Sunday visitor in the city. the
guest Of relatives.
Miss Ruth Jones Of Webster and her
| sister-in-law. Mrs. VIM. Jones' Of Den
yer, Colo, are IN the city the pleasant
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Parry of
East Sixth street. Mrs. William Jones
has been visiting relatives here for the
past several weeks and Is on her re-
turn home.
The W. G. T. U. will hold social
meeting tomorrow evenin gat the home
Of Mrs. J. J. Parry on 9Th street. A
musical program win be rendered and
several new members will be taken into
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q several days hunt, and visit at the
H. Huesgen home.
B. M. shessy. County superintendent,
Of schools Of Roletts county h IN the
cry to attend the teachers institute te
be hold in this city next week.
Miss Clara Hodgson who b teaching
school at Leeds this year 10 in the city
to attend the teachers institute and via1
at her hsuae.
Mrs. McKelna who has hsen visiting
with her mother Mrs. Wiener for the
past month left yesterday Ter her home
at ct. Paul
Miss Nina Nelson who Is teaching al
Maza is in the city for a weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Frank Schultz and
Miss Ida Nelson. and to attend the
teachers institute In this city.
Henry and Louie Anderson Of Crazy
| were business visitors in thu city yes
terday.
Miss Lula Williams who is attnline
the Wesley Conservatory at Grand
Forks arrived last evening for an owe,
Sunday visit at her home.
AAAoo ~oAAJ oA0 04U. CVIIoSL Oh
Cando who have been tho pleasant
guests at the home Of Judge and Mrs
Cowan returned to their hsmos today.
Misses Laura and Rokanna Merritt
were in the city yesterday from Lakots
to attend the foot ball game and for q
| short visit with Devils Lake friends.
J Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. Steve
Jones left today for Sherwood wher.
they will visit for several days tn.
guests of Mrs. Gus Routier ana Mrs
Bert Green.
Mr.. Stamp OF Mandan, who has beer
working in the J. R. Haslam store a
Porter, MIMI, has arrived in this cit,
and has accepted position in the stor,
her.
Mrs. Kaeding Of Penn was a shoppe
in the city today.
Anderson Of Lake township gave a yer.
| enjoyable surprise on her this afternoon
at her home. The party was in tn
form of shower as Miss Anderson
will be married the first of the montl
to Simon Mahony.
Miss Helen Fyatt entertained a nam
Der of her girl friends last evening a
her home on Flint avenue. The eve
ming was very pleasantly spent In game
and music and at the close dainty re
freshments were served by the hostes.
Mrs. N. L. Thorson very delightful
entertained about 30 young ladies las
evening at kitchen shower in homo
Of Miss Ruby Henley who will be ma,
rled the early part Of November to
Mr.. Arthur Hinck. The evening wa
pleasantly spent in guessing contests
and in writing letter for the bride t
be. At the close Of the evening daint
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-01

Mrs.. X. {. schultz returned homo yes.
teEda5 from Rugby where she has been
v1ltnH WITH Mss LenoFe Thompson for
~ hhzt an days.
Ma nseber Of Pass ana uss xouns
Il Hutar rehEnsd to thsr homes today
aatss spending several days in this city
Ne Spsets Of Ms. Q. ". Burner.
A large crowd Of Lakota htgh school
k1als and tsaohers arrived this afternoon
to attena the football same which was
piaged here this afternoon.
#. y Richmoad Of Nlnnewaukan au-
sasa 10 thu city this morning to attend
to business matters ana to visit for a
Ahsrt tkas with friends.
.. p. Haklarn left today for Porter,
Nina. where he wal spend several days
lsekis1 after his business interests IN
that piece.
sfrs. Q. Holm entertained few Of her
friends last evening at her home on 7th
street at q Halloween party. The house
was prettAy decorated with Halloween
fastosninxs ana the evening was spent
in sewing ana visiting. Delicious re-
frsehmshts were served at the elsss Of a
very plsasent sos1al hour.
Miss Hverson Of Churchs Ferry and
hsc socst Mics Galway It Regina. Can,
setucned V Churehs Ferry yesterday af-
ter spending Sow days in this city tho
guest Of frisnas.
Miss Helsn Hayes who is the guest Of
1sr. ana Mrs. O. Chiostri had the mis-
fortune to spraAa her ankle quite badly
ysseuaay.
4 loEEe amount Of new apparatus has
been received at the high senool for the
physiss and chemistry classes and work
can be carried on better new with this
new supply.
Mrs. Tyler Of Dunseith was in the city
yesterday en- route to Penn for q sew.
esai days visit after having spent a few
weeks visiting with her daughter at Fort
Totssn ',..a ~,
G. J. Mcintyre has returned from
Montana where he has been in the in
terests Of the Minneapolis Iron store Co.,
which he represents.
Prof. Wolverton who has been In at.
tsndanee at the State Educational asso.
eition at Grand Forks returned home
| Yesterday.
Miss Amanda jacobson who is teaching
SCHOOL in Lake township is in the city
for few Gays visit with friends.
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(Frsn Satasdayp DaAM1

L. q. ceWis WIS q tsuslnees ea1c h
the city tAts astsraesa.
The Misses eriDe Of N4wyrls aHe 4
the city for a Sew aays visH yskh
fsssnds.
Mrs. Niscke Of Penn asruea il III
city today for short visit with relaAiyau
and friends.
Professor Genins laft today Tor Grand
Forke where he viii look afser busanss,
matters.
Mrs. A. "A. Dioa Of Grand Maxbse was
In the city today for = short visit at the
J. Aaxea homo.
Miss Ignore Thompson is expected te
arrive shis evening from Rugby for "a
over Sunday visit at her hone.
E. J. O'Br1en of 0saad Forks was n
the city today attending to bu>dnszs
matters.
J. B. Boyde Of Grand Forks WAS q
business caller tn TIE city yesterday and
today.
Miss Lucille McDevttt Of Grand Harbo,
is in the city for short Witt at che
F. T. Fox home.
W. T. Hea4e was q passenger TO-DAY
for western poins to look after bushes.
matters. i. ID:
Albert Moravstn has been In the sity
for several days attending to business
matters ana visiting with frienda
Earl Duel, candidate for county treas
urer has been in the country for several
days in the interests Of his candidacy.
A. Mclean left thia afternoon fol
Churchs Ferry where he will look ame,
| his farming interests fora few days.
r. A. Rygh Of Hansboro was In tn.
city today for shot time attending t
business matters and calling on friends
Mrs. Frank Palmer of Rock Lake wa,
in the city yesterday shopping and visit
ing with friends.
| Mrs. Cory and Mrs. P. Forest Of Can
do arrived In the city for short vnl,
with friends.
Axel Egeland Of Risbee VAS in the cjo,
this afternoon attending to business m,
calling on friends.
Mr.. DePuy Of Rolla wns a visitor 1,
the city today while on rou.s hou,e ate
spending several weeks In the east q,
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Meachum who has been v1sitia,
at the A. c. Olson home tor the pas
several weeks left today for Fargo whsr
she will visit with friends.
Miss Sheridan Of Mohall was in the cit,
this week for short visit at the Thon,
] as Sheridan home on 9Th street.
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HOUSE FURNISHERS

refreshments were saaved. 1ass Hwy
was the recipient q many ulstH r1ets
which were prssntsd b hap ~ aAe
guests.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-01

tho Union. Rsfseshmeats viii be servsa
and good time 10 expected. M nan.
bers are cordially aaksa to b presea<.,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-29
SPOKANE WILL
HAVE Mining
CONGRESS

The fifteenth annual session of
the American Mining congress will
be held at Spokane, Wash, prob
ably during the week beginning
Nov IS. One or two of the direc-
tors were out of reach, so that
complete vote has not yet been
secured, but of the eight members
available seven have voted in favor
of Spokane. The date will probably
be as above, unless some particular
reason should exist why this date
is not satisfactory. This late date
has been chosen in order that the
representatives of Alaska could at
tend the convention, it having been
complained of for a number of
years that conventions were held so
early as to prevent the mining men
of Alaska from being in attendance.
Seattle is one of the most thriving
and enterprising cities of the west.
It has more than ample hotel ac-
commodations. Its invitation to the
Mining congress was seconded by
practically every commercial club and
chamber of commerce of the north
west and British Columbia, and II
can safely be predicted that the
Spokane Spirit" will dominate the
convention; that the deliberations
will result in concrete good to the
mining industry. and every delegate
will leave Spokane filled with adj
miration for that charming inland
lefty.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-29
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that NJ. G.
Vucovieh and Jack Vueovich, CO.
owners with Andy Ragenoyich. In
those certain mines and mining
claims known and called Butte"
and Big Four" situated in the
Fairplay mining district. northeast
of Goldyke. Nye county, state OF Ne
vada, did expend and perform upon
said mining claims during and for
the year 1911, labor, improvements
and development work, as required
by law in an amount equal to one
hundred dollars for each Of said
claims. You are hereby further no
tilted that If at the expiration OF
ninety days from and after the pub
LEGATION of this notice, as provided
by law, you shall have failed ur
refused to contribute your proper
tloH of said expenditures. made ana
performed upon said claims by me
as aforesaid, your Interests IN and
10 said mining claims shall there
lpon become forfeited to me. the
undersigned. and become my prop
erty under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of Section 1924 OF the Re
vised Statutes Of the United States
ANDY RAGENOVICH
First publication made on Jan.
nary 10. 1912
Last publication April 10. 1912
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-29

omy and efficiency commission by cut
ting Off its appropriations. In recent
appeal to congress for funds to con
time the great work 1t has begun,
which all thinking men and women
will approve, President Taft pointed
out that the people of the country as
a whole are interested chiefly in the
following governmental objects: The
national defense, the protection of per
sons and property. the promotion of
friendly relations and the protection of
American interests abroad, the regula-
ton of commerce and industry, the
promotion Of agriculture. fisheries, for
estry and mining, the promotion Of
manufacturing, commerce and bank
ing. the promotion of transportation
and communication, the postal service,
including postal savings banks and
parcels post; the care and utilization of
the public domain, the promotion of
education. art and science and recrea-
tion the promotion Of public health
and the care and education of the In
dams and other wards of the nation.
There are many other public questions,
of course, but these are the vital and
comprehensive ones. and the budget
IS proposed for the purpose Of giving
information as TO the needs Of these
matters. The president. In order that
his policy of economy and efficiency
may be concluded and become one OF
the greatest achievements of his ad'
ministration-that OF placing the gov.
eminent ON a business basis wants
congress. to appropriate $4,000 more
for the support of the commission now
doing that work.
The economy aud efficiency commits
sion has already saved to the taxpay
ers OF the country more than S3,OoOoA
annually by It's suggestions and by ths
time u has completed its work u Is De-.
iieyed ten times this SUN can be saryes
aunUsuy % the taxpayers o. the mat
ter OF rnilroad fare Tor government on
cials alone Il has found that Si2opaus
was expended 10 q single year AZ th'
highest prevailing sailraad rates Al
least a fourth IL this san b. saved hl
the trrlical ID ef bu svss methed
such a. rresideag Taft = applied ans
has insisted shsll be applied % an al
departments % the gossruWeut
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-29
FUTURE OF JARBIDGE
WILL NOW BE TESTED

Charles +. Heyden. who has been
engaged in the mining business for
a quarter OF a century, has recently
returned from Jarbidge, where he
has spent several months making
examinations of properties. He says
that the camp has reached the most
critical stage in its experience and is
going through the ordeal of all min
ing camps The prospeetor has
come and he in turn has been for
lowed by the Spectator and the
wildcater From now on the mining
investor will be a factor. hut he
must be shown something more than
"a prospect and given an opportunity
to take ground under option and
develop IT,
The milling business has not been
a success. The two plants that were
installed have closed down. The fail
ures have not been due to the in
sincerity Of the operators. but be-
cause Of their inexperience. Proper
tests as to the best methods of
bringing the values from the rock
were not made before the mills we're
constructed, though it has since
been proven that the ore is of a
commercial value and that methods
can be employed that will make Q
close saving in values.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-29

Owners of ground placed inflated
values on their properties and did
not hold out proper inducements to
the investor. The result OF this is
that a number of the owners of
property in that district will be
forced TO abandon their claims I'M
less there is decided change for
the better during the year. The
resources of a number of these peo-
pie have already been exhausted
and they have left for new fields.
After careful examination of a
large part of the district Mr.. Hey
den says that he feels confident
that 1t has merit and that several
good mines will be developed.
The crater section of that camp
particularly appealed to Mr.. Heyden.
He thinks with development work
carried on to proper depth some
large deposits will be found In that
section and he believes that it will
be higher grade ore than anything
developed in the camp to date. He
has acquired some of this ground
and is engaged in running a tun-
mel. During the summer months
the district will probably be quiet
unless some big strike is made that
will result In another rush Salt
Lake Telegram.