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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08


Edward and VIM Leary Of Lake
township. were business visitors IN the')
city Monday. y ii Al ~ \
W. G. Samuel Of Webster, called on
friends and transacted business in the
city Monday u. & 5
Charles Garske, Jr, Of Garske, was
down to hear Governor Burke speak.
Monday. ~ .t s. y ira.
John Regain was in the Lake Mon.
day calling on friends and attending
to business affairs. 81:
.. +. Nelson returned Monday to
his home in the city from Crookston,
where he has been on business visit.
Miss Eva Serumgard, who teaches in
the Northwood schools, visited at her
home in this city for few days.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Traynor Of Lari-
more, arrived IN the city Monday and
win make q short visit at the home Of
MT. Traynor's brother, Attorney Fred
/. Traynor on East Seventh street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Van LEV return
ed to their home Ii the city Monday
evening from Sparta, Itch, where
they were present at the funeral Of
Mr. Van LieW's mother, which took
place there last week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs II. e.
Unde rMood 5ofsEast Seventh street,
underwent an operation at: the Mercy
hospital Tues day. II n s,I. II:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. N. Hood of James
town. who have been visiting IN Law,
on for some time, arrived Ii the city
asst week and will be the guests OF
heir daughter, Mrs. ]. Halliday, Of
asst Sixth street
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

.lJ Rurssss "; er,sS traneact-
cd bslsiuess IL Deydls Lake pnday
4. Decks sof DINA. Was an ever
Sunday yisitorsin ths Lake
s Mrs. Albert Newhouse Of Toxic, was
81 ahop per II the Lake Saturday
Peter Sine Of starkweath er. was
an: an over Sunday visitor in the Lake.
Miss Alma Ginley was 8 Warwick;
shopper - e the Lake Saturday ri
Dion Of Grand Harbor MAS
an over Sunday visitor inSt Scity
Z p. .. Norton was Grand Harbor
business caller II the Lake Saturday.
I Albert Jaqua Of Toxic. transacted
business ia town Saturday 3585
w F. chemig Of Warwick was .
business caller a town Tuesday.
Ia VIM. PassoW was .. Penn yisitorsin
the city Monday
7. Morse or Perth sas d sunday
Galley in:fhe Il u ], I /,
VIM. Whitkoff of Freshwater town
ship. called pn friends ana attended u
4 business matters III the city Saturday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

The Inter.O Ocean will advertise your
sale and print your sale bills at prices
that will 'astonish you. & y W M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Miss Anna Chisolm of Webster, has
accepted q position in the Sihler and
Mcintosh Offices in the Mann block
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

The many friends Of William Cor
don, who has been very in. at his
home on East Fourth street for some
time win lie glad to hear that he is
recovering is$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

@ Miss Agnes Ellandson, who has been
visiting IN the city for d few days,
LEFT Monday for her home in Iontana.
after spending the summer with
friends at DDyon. s* \.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Miss Grace Frisco. domestic science
teacher III the city schools, left Tues.
day FOR Grand Forks, where she will
inspect the course OF domestic science
taught iii the Grand forks school.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

o. n. Johnson, owner % the Occi-
dental hotel at Casselton. this state,
was an over Sunday guest at the
Frank Holland home on School ave
niue, 5sF{s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

John Maher VIII make farm
loans al lowest rates with privilege
;of plying an Or part sof principal at
any intersst payment date. No de-
lay Money always On hand
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Andrew Borstad Of Fl. Totten,
greeted friends and attended to bust
ness affairs in town Monday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Misses iias aEnd llslIstsd return
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Giss Kathryn speilicy of Grand
,Harbor. returned 70 Garske where che
teaches III the public schools. after
an over Sunday visit WIKI friends in
the city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

lir. and Mrs HI 3. Freehorn wore
Iemong the dele ion Town from
Stark her fonda Who enjoyed
oYernors Bprke.s speech.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Mr., and Mrs. Z. o. SHIRLEY left for
their home in Minneapolis, after q few
tlays,s visit with their daughter, Mrs.
w. II. Moeller Ct this city. NJ; q. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

2. q Iorsa Or Pert q SUNDAY.
Galley IS t \ 81 u. Il I.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

VIM. Vvhitkoff Of Ffeshwater town
ship. called Yn friends ana attended toi
business matters III the CITY Saturday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Fred Clock OF Hampden;; is 4 busi-
ness visitor In the Lake for q few.
days days ....=. .-..:..s.. ...: ii /:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

Miss Anna joyce Of Crary, returned
to her home in Crazy Tuesday after
|haying spent d few days shopping and
visiting friends In the Lake. III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-08

81 VIM. Passow was 81 Penn visitor III
the city Monday,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
COURTS AGAINST
A STRANGE CASE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 90 A
strange case was brought before the
courts of this city last week for
decision when Lutte Johnnie, a
Chinaman, petitioned the court to
be allowed to adopt an American
boy that he has been bringing up.
In his petition he states that the
child was left in basket at his
doorstep in 1909, and that he has
since taken care of the child, and
should therefore be entitled to
adopt it as his own.
The question which then presented
itself to the court was whether or
not the child would lose it's right
of citizenship by becoming the son
of a Chinaman, who himself was
not entitled to suffrage. The wife of
the applicant is Caucasian. The
court has taken the matter under
advisement and will hand down its
decision next week.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
COURT HOLDING
NIGHT SESSION

VALDEZ, Dec. rs. - Judge Lyo.a
declared that the court would hold
4 night session III order that the
Witnesses from the Southeast would
Jc able 10 secure transportation on
The Mariposa. which sails tomorrow
Man of the Witnesses We're sub
poenacd from the outside and are
very clad to be able to escape what
they expected would be a long drawn
out case Attorney Crossley is given
credit for conducting a hard fight
for a conviction on the governments
par,. but the ruling OF the law pre-
vented him from getting his test
mony before the jury and it is upon
.heSe rulings that the grand jury
here has caused the recommendation
10 be made that it will be a felony
for a notary public 10 sign any
statement unless the party signin@
Ne same appears and is duly sworn
and signs in the presence of the
notary This action on the jury S
part was caused by the testimony Of
McGinn and Clark, who appeared for
the defense in Barnette's trial.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
NO MARRIED ONES
NEED APPLY HERE

EVANSVILLE, Ill. Dec % - No
married couples need apply to tn
new hotel Cupid which has just
opened in this city according 10
circulars handed out the last fes
days. In the circulars and ad-
vertising of the new hotel they
state thai the hotel il just what
lis name signifies place especial.
ly for lovers and unmarried ones d;
that, where they can find all the
coy corners, nice soft sofas where
they can love and bin and coo TO
their hearts content. No chaperons
Will he admitted. And as for old
maids they won't be allowed to
even linger while passing the Goors
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
RECALL Mill Will
SOON Be CRUSHING

George Horton came in from the
ReXal mine at the head of Wolf
creek one day last week for the
purpose of having some necessary
repairs made to their pump which
went to the bad several days ago
Mr. Horton reports that they had
started the mill to get her into
perfect working order when the az
cident happened but as soon as
the repairs were made and the
pump again installed they would
commence to crush the rock of which
they have an abundance. Mr.. Hor
ton saws they have not struck any
thing fabulously rich but that the
general run of the rock will make
good average.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30

IN BATH TUB

SAN FRANCISCO Dee. ~ --
The latest freak in the new up-to
date electrical appliances is the
eiectroCutiOn of man using an
electric wa,er-heatcr. Eivira Lubba-
ii. an Italian of this city returned
% his home last night from work.
md IS was his usual custom after
filling the bathtub full OF water put
the heater into the water and let il
say there while he was preparing
or the bath
When he jumped into the tub he
unfortunately forgot To either turn
off The current or remove the coil
from the water. Physicians stat"
thai when he jumped into the water
Inc current shocked him to such a
icgree that he Was unable to move
2nd before assistance arrived he
Nas eleetrocuted
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
BARROW TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED

Los ANGELES, Dec 20. The
second trial of Clarence DarroW
the Chicago attorney, for an attempt
10 bride several jurymen in the fam
Gus Mcnamara trial has again been
postponed at the instigation OF the
district attorney The new date sci
for the trial is the latter part OF
January.
Among the local attorneys il is
thought that on account OF the ac-
quittal at the first trial. and the
very flimsy case of the prosecution,
the matter will be prolonged liz
definitely. but will never again be
tried
The latest phase of the case is
the entrance of Judge Powers Of
Salt Lake City. who has been re-
tanned by the defense as chief coun-
sell
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
MORE STOCK
FOR {. P. R.

MONTREAL. Dec % - Announce.
merit was made yesterday at the
headquarters of the Canadian Pa
citic railway that the company
would issue on January l sixty mil,
lion dollars worth OF common stock
in addition 10 the present amount.
This stock. which is the hiches.
paying railroad stock on the mar
ket, has been paying such heavy
dividends for several years that this
year the directors decided TO issue
new stock to the stock holders In
stead of he usual large dividend.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
CHENA SPRINGS
OBSERVES XMAS

Nine Host Beam. OF the Cheua
Ho Springs, extended the honors
OF Yule Tide 30 his numerous guests
or Christmas day, so says our cor
respondent at that popular hosiery.
Abou, twenty-five guests are reg
isrered there at the present, and
twenty comprised those who sat at
The regal board. The following is
the menu OF the day:
Barataria shrimp Canape.
SouP.-Oyster.
Fish.-Chena River Graylins, Sauce
Maitre d Hotel.
Roasts Turkey with oyster
Dressing Cranberry Sauce. Stuffed
Pin Tail Grouse.
Riced Potatoes. Stewed Carrots
Asparagus Tips,
Fruit Salad.
Dessert old English Plum Pud,
ding. Hard or Brandy Sauce.
Pies Mothers Mince. Pineapple.
MlAfi I dhtN. ANNA ~ - Gam
Fruit. Nuts and Raisins
Cafe Noir. Tea Cocoa.
Mr. Beam has the addition to the
hotel finished which will be used as
lobby and this week will start an
other addition to be used rs liN-
ing room The chief amusement is
cards. and many hardfought game
is gone through after the tina
score is tabulated.
While the population will be de.
creased this week by many return
ing to their homes, nothing but
words of communication are heard
for the host Concerning the wealth
er. it has been something fierce;
high winds prevailing. Teddy Rails
ton arrived here with his dog team
and no sleigh. and when questioned
Why his faithful CANNES were
travelling light replied that they
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
CHAMPION WORTHLESS
FOUND IN PITTSBURG

PiTTSBURG, Dee. 29-1he cham.
pion worthless man of the Worla
barring none, has been found in
rittshurg. John Morgan. Is years
old, rises each morning, eats his
breakfast, and then proceeds 10 The
nearest saloon. where he hangs
around until noon. batting them
out With other companions very lit
tie better than himself He eats his
hree meals a da.. all of which
re bought from money earned by
he aunt of his wife
Last week the aunt. who is one
hundred and one Years Old, had
him brought before the court and
stated that he had not worked tor
4 year. but had eXist ed upon the
few pennies she could earn with he
needle. The court ordered the
rascal 10 either get work in day s
and support his wife and her aunt
or he would send him up for life
The husband has secured his job
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
POPULAR YOUNG FAIRBANKS COUPLE
UNITED IN THE HOLY BONDS

The bridesmaid wore a beautiful
gown OF Japanese pink chiffon over
white satin. The skirt was plain
draped. and was orr amented with
A large band and fringe OF crystal
trimmings. The bodice was studded
With pearls. The sirdle was of
crushed chiffon of the same shade
as the gown.
The brides mother wore hand
some gown of old rose satin. and the
little ring bearer dainty pink
gown.
The large assemblage who wit
messed the ceremony then proceeded
the home of the brides parents
~ Second avenue and Lincoln
street. which had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and here
under a beautiful white wedding
bell the young couple stood 10 re
ceive the congratulations OF their
re Number of friends. assisted
in this happy task by the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs Russell, Miss
MAY Petersen. Mr. George Palmer
and Mr.. and Mrs J. Harmon Cas-
KEY.
Punch and wedding cake were
served throughout the evening. and
the ring in the brides cake VAS
found by Miss Lillian Hill. the
den itr not being disclosed, how
ever, of those finding the money
thimble. etc.
No larger or more magnificent dis
play of wedding gifts has ever been
seen in Fairbanks already famous
COR its lavish generosity on that
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moyer had plan
ned j short honeymoon trip to Hot
SPRINGS 10 be the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Fowler. for whom Mrs
Mover was bridesmaid he past fall.
nut owing TO the severity OF the
Weather. has been postponed for .
line. They will shortly take u
their residence in the home nov
icing prepared by Mr.. Mover for his
bride on Second avenue
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
MUSIC TEACHERS
MEET At VASSAR

POUGHkEEPSlE. y. Y. Dec. %.
The National Music Teachers OF
America will hold their annual cor
yention next week at Nassar CO..
!ege in this city. Among the noted
guests OF honor are President Emer-
titus l.. Clark Seelye. Of Smith col
lese. the largest womcns college in
the world. II is expected that resa-
buttons will be adopted to have each
member of the association hold at
least one concert during the COMING
year. the proceeds of which will he
used to build new conserratory
of music which will be used eXclU-
siyely for The purpose of giving a
musical education to poor girls
Who. in public schools show especial
talent or a penchant in that direction
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30

one of the very prettiest Weddings
ever celebrated in the North took
place Saturday evening. December
-. when Miss Ethyl Irene Russell
and Mr.. Leroy Meyer we're joined
.u the hol, bonds OF wedlock
. h ceremony took place in the
Parish hail OF the Church OF lmmac-
u.a Conception. on Garden Isl
AMI Rev Father Monroe pronounC-
t.- the words which made the popu
lar young couple husband and wife
shortly after $50 O'Clock the
n,autimI strains Of I.ohensrin's
Wedding march announced the com
S.. Of the bridal party Leading the
I.t. Mere the ushers. Messrs.
John W Barker and Charles Diea-
e.. Then followed III. ring bearer.
in the tins person OF he brides
sister Margaret Russell; the maid
of honor Miss May {. Petersen and
The bride leaning on the arm OF her
father. Mr. J. H. Russell.
Jus, before reaching the altar lie
,r.daf party occupied seats and Mr.
Walter ROW son sang Believe VI" ii
Al Those Endearing Young Charms
= he solo finished. the party assembled
10 he altar where they were joined
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
HOPES TO BIND
THEM TOCETHER

STAUNTON, Va, Dec 29.-Wool-
row Wilson, who arrived
here a few days ago
10 celebrate his fif,y-siIth birtu-
day in his old home town says that
he hopes that he will be the means
of thoroughly joining together in
true spirit the North and South.
He states that although apparently
one there is still good deal of
feeling among the old-timers, and
that ii he is the means of blotjins
out this feeling his four years will
not be spent in vain.
He goes on to say that he real
ICES that man assuming the Pres
idency must wear his War-paint. bu'
at the same time maintain the neces-
sary dignity and manners.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
FAMILY FIGHT
WIFE WINS OUT

FORT COLLINS, Colo. Dec. %
The chief of police of this town
certainly has had to decide a great
many bets and quarrels since his
but according TO his telling he
struck the worst one ever last night
At about the time the ghosts us
ually walk he was rudely awaken
ed from his peaceful slumbers 10
settle what was reported as a serious
quarrel. Jumping from his bed ne
rushed out and was met at the door
by man who told him he thought
there was murder being commit
ted three doors away, as there was
very loud and unusual disturbance
N the house.
The chief, like all good chiefs,
rushed to the house and demanded
entrance. This was granted, and he
Immediately proceeded to find out
the trouble. The husband said it
was only a simple family matter
that he and his wife, who were
married yesterday, wished to settle
once and for all and that question
Vas who should sleep on the right
side OF the bed.
The wife wanted that side, and he
bought that as head of the fam
lily he had the right to have the
preference.
The chief decided in favor of
The wife and returned to his own
{ hambers.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
BANK RUPTCY SALE.

:. The entire bankruptcy stock :.
:. OF d, Huryi,z, consisting OF =
: mems furnishing goods hard =
:. ware, notions, etc, sill be :.
:. sold by the Trustee At public =
:. auction. Friday. January s. at :.
:. l O'Clock, at store on First =
:. avenue, opposite Smiths Gun :.
:. store Stock can be viewed by =
:. prospective purchasers any day :.
:. between the hours OF / and =
:. ) p m. Terms: 10 per cent :
:. cash. balance five DAYS. Sale :.
:. cree III Bankruptcy. =
:. GUY b. ERWIN. Trustee. :,
:. : = :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. =
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
MORE SCANDAL
AMONG ELITE

NEW YORK Dec 20. More
scandal among the four hundred was
occasioned the past week when Mrs.
Gould Brokaw brought suit against
her husband for divorce, naming
hree well-known actresses as CO.
respondents In her bill she asks fiji.
teen thousand dollars alimony
In the counter suit which the
husband has filed he names three
prominent business men as core
spondents. one of them being of
the same firm as himself He states
that his income is only ten thousand
per annum.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
ANOTHER INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS TONIGHT

The installation of officers of Fair
banks Chapter No. l, R. A. NJ. will
take place at Masonic Temple this
evening Alec Carey will be install
ed as High Priest. Frank B. Hall
as King. and Peter S. Peterson, as
Scribe. Chief Buckley is the retir.
ing High Priest. All Master Masons
are cordially invited TO attend.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
NEW PRESIDENT
FOR PENN. R. R.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec % An
nounCement vas made yesterday of
the retirement Of James McRea as
president of the Pennsylvania rail
way system. which will take effect
the first OF the year. Mr. McRae
has been with the Pennsylvania since
1871. having first entered it's en-
ploy as division superintendent.
and rising gradually to his present
position of honor.
Mr.. Samuel Rea. who has been
first vicepresident of the company
since 1909 will succeed 10 the pres
idency.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
Big time FOR UNCLE JOE

WASHINGTON, Dec ga mon
ster reception is being planned for
Uncle Joe" Cannon upon his re
tirement from office as congressman.
Regardless of political utilization al!
the congressman, as we'll as many
others in the service oil the govern
ment will participate
Although some of the participants
never agreed with the old-timer in
his political faith, they nevertheless
all admit that he was one of the
greatest party engineers in the
country. and that as a leader OF
the house he usually got what he
wanted, right or wrong.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
WHISTLES SELF To SLEEP

RtsHNlLLE. Ind Dec. %. -
Ralph Johnson. 14-year-old boy OF
his town swallowed a wooden wills
tie several days ago and the doc
tors have since been unable to re
move it. At every breath he i'll.
hales and exhales the whistle blows
as distinctly as if blown from ,he
mouth
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
MEMS HOCKEY CLUB WANTED

1t is the intention OF Joseph re-
Mar, manager of the Mammoth lie
rink, to organize hockey club
among the young men of the camp
as soon as mild weather sets in.
The rink has not been opened for
the past few days owing 10 cold
weather, but will soon resume. De
Mar would like those in favor OF
the project to leave their names
with him in order that he may have
some assurance TO proceed.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30

I'D played out owing to the heavy
rail and that he was compelled to
abandon his SLEIGH. having trans
erred the load to Tommy Kings
outfit and beat 1t through. Ques
Toned as to Why he did not leave
his dogs also he answered hazil'
That is what have been trying
o figure out myself"
Incidental to the numerous hum
orous occasions that at times crop
up At this popular resort Is one on
the Wife of well known Fairbanks,
an. recent arrivals. 1t appears thai
the better half seeking the seclusior
of the bath. locked herself in and
when ii came time to go home she
'ound that the door was fastened
in such a manner that she could
not let herself out. 1t was warm
and a window was broken in order
to secure air. Being released she
went to the cabin occupied by her
self and her other half when. to
ler CONSERVATION she found that this
cabin was also locked. II then
dawned upon her that the door was
fitted with a spring lock and that
she had unwittingly gone out and
left the key inside. 1t was 100 cold
outside and the warm comforts of
the bathhouse appealed TO her.
although it might be too
hot Recourse was had to the res
cue ere who responded gallantlT
and the distress was ended by a
gracious smile that satisfied the
heroes bold.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-30
REISCHMAN SUCCESSOR
To AMBASSADOR REID

W WASHINGTON. Dec. % - TAFT
stated Il week ago that he would
appoint no one to fill the position
of minister to Eneland in the place
of the late Whitelaw Reid. but it is
being rumored in political circles
here that Ambassador Reischman.
who is al present representing this
country in a similar position at
the Italian court will in the near
nture receive the appointment.