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Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
HOLTON lNTER-URBAN RAILWAY
COMPANY

EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, MARCH l. 1912
EI Centro to Brice. MeloIand and HoItviIIe
WESTBOUND EASTBOUND
NO. L No. 2
Lv Holtville. &c. 00amllLv ElCentro. s. 3Oam
Nv Meloland. 8. 10amllI4v Meloland. .S.50am
Ar Ell Centre. .6.30amllAr Holtville g. 0Oam
No. Motor No 4
Lv Holtvlle. g. 3.00pmllLv ElCentro. 2. 0Opm
LV Meloland. 3. l0pmll- l-v Meloland. .20pm
Ar El Centre. .3.3OpmllA Ar Holtvile. .2.30pr
No. Motor No (
Lv Seeley 5.15pn Lv ElCentro. 6. 00pm
lLv Mobile. ). 20pmlI.v Meloland G. 2Opm
lar ElCentro. 5.40pm Ar Holtville. SO 30pm
El Centro to Whsle, Mobile, SeeIey and
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

mot Coal Lands.-Seral No. o1906.)
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal,
that MABEL &. JOHNSON of Mobile Cal,
who, on November Is, 1907, made Desert
Land Entry No 1865, Serial No. 019O6,
S. Range 13 E., s. B. Meridian. being
Els and NWA of Tract 129, Township
10 S, Range 13 E., S. B. NJ. by resurvey,
has filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Imperial County, at
FL Centre, California. on the 23rd day of
EIain,ant names as " witnessese Robert
W. Gray, Ulysses S. Handley. Edwin H.
Sherman, all of Ell Centre, Cal; Melvin
l.. Johnson of Mobile, Cal.
FRANK BUREN, Register.
Cant
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

FOR SALE--Corn at $40 a ton delivered.
Inquire at MARSHALL'S, Sth and Main.
FOR SALE-Dwarf Milo maize for seed.
at ROSS x STUARTS GROCERY.
WANTED-100 tons of hay in stack; will
pay cash. See GUY G. BEYNON. Ice
man, FL Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
For Tonight Only

dismissed without prejudice. on the writ
ten request of the applicant.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
Issuing Folders

The Press is issuing for real estate
agents a folder entitled confidential Ad-
vice to a Homeseeber." the circulation Of
which will run high into the thousands.
This little folder fills a great need for
valley literature.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24

\ big Biograph comedy. Kitten Kate.
a scream, at the l.. K S. tonight gS
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
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:. PERSONAL MENTION .
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The Daughter OF the Regiment" a
military drama. Very pretty scenes. l..
Il S. 9S
Mrs. B. p. Hemeon returned this morn
ing from her vacation. passed in San
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Fisher returned
TINS morning from a vacation passed in
Los Angeles.
l.. NJ. Cleveland. representing the w
l.: Cleveland Machinery Supply Company
Of Los Angeles, has passed the week in
the valley.
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Nuffer, son ana
daughter, returned this morning from
Huntington Beach, where they passed
their summer vacation.
Miss Elizabeth English will return from
her vacation tomorrow and Miss Ida Sim
mons will leave for the coast the young
ladies being employees of the People, s
Abstract and Trust Company.
Mrs. J. J. Simmons of 700 Olive street
and her daughter. Miss Ida leave on
the morning train for Los Angeles and
other coast cities. returning October l.
! They will be met at Los Angeles by Bert
J. simmons, the son and brother. who
Will spend his vacation with them.
The editor of the Press will leave for
Los Angeles this evening to attend a
luncheon to be given Monday to Cover
nor johnson by Edwin r. Earl publisher
of the Express and Tribune The lunch
con is designed to extend to the governor
the Vice-p presidency.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24

At a special meeting held August IS,
1912. it was ordered that the time for
work be extended to August 80. 1912
w. o. HAMILTON,
VIRGIL McCOMBS,
BENZ. SALOMON,
103 Directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
LOST, FOUND, sTRAYEp. STOLEN

LOST-Poodle dog from Nile Restaurant
aNout months old. Return to MI n
RESTAURANT. Reward %
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
WANTED-HELP

MA.NTED-Cook for ranch. Inquire at
DAVIS CREAMERY, Ell Centre, or
Drue Dye. CaleXico. f100
WANTED-Man who can do anything
around a grocery store and not afraid
to keep busy. Prefer one of some ex-
perience. Address GROCERY, Press
office. f1O2
WE TEACH YOU A TRADE in a few
months time; no expense but your
work. Electricity, automobiles, plumb
ing, bricklaying. 100 satisfied workmen
today; 40 jobs going. Catalogue free.
UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CON-
WANTED-A representative in every
town in the valley. Young men pre-
ferred. Work to commence Sept /.
Either full time or spare time. High
school students can make good money
Ell Centro Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
FOR RENT-REAl ESTATE


FOR RENT-F,ne desk room in front of
Press office.
FOR RENT-Five room bungalow, mod
ern conveniences. Inquire VALLEY
LUMBER CO.
FOR RENT-Large tent house with large
yard; $3.50 per month. LIENS
AGENCY.
FOR RENT-A Groom apartment, COM
pletely furnished for housekeeping at
the SOUTHERN APTS.
FOR RENT-S7 acres about miles
northeast of Ell Centre; good terms c.
P STONE Riverside, Cal
FURNISHED APARTMENTS = Three
furnished rooms in a new house, fur
nished for housekeeping; electric lights.
Apply 727 Olive street.
FOR RENTAL or part of 24O acres
ready for crop, fields hog tight. Some
alfalfa. Cash or shares. 3 miles NV.
Imperial on Brawley main j. F.
WHITE, Imperial, or at ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
FOR ExCHANGE-REA ESTATE
LIENS AGENCY will exchange real es

safe.
FOR EXCHANGE acres oranges.
above Victoria ave, fine location, Gage
water, house and barn, soil the best,
$4,000. Want Imperial decided and well
improved. | have many other exchanges.
w. p. McCLASKEY, Riverside, Cal. *04
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Two young work horses
cheap. EARL d. HARTSHORN, I'm
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-24

FOR SALE-String of first class dairy
cows, terms; also about 25 nice heifers.
H. J. V. BLAKE, Holtviile. Phone
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
MAT TIRE SSES BURNED
cHATAUoUAsB BALL PARiS Will L BE.
TURNED OVER TO FAST AG- 55
GREGATIoN FROM THERE.


Arrangements were comp pleted late
wednesday, whereby the baseball as
sociation from Brinsmade viii control
and operate the baseball park at chau-.
tauqua during the hautanaaa season
and it is stated by the manage gement ofa
the team that a number Of good games,
have already been scheduled for the 81
time.
81 Brinsmade has for egeral years past
had the fastest bnnc Of ball tossers 10 10
the state and their work has shown ex-&
|eellent ability So Tar this year. heir
record IS the envy of II many 4, teams play
ing ban In much larg ser cities and many
Iof these win have the opportunity to
match their Kin with this team during
the Ghatauqua season
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
PIONEERS VIII P''lGNl(II
JUNE 2oTH HAS BEEN SELECTED
4 AS THE DATE FOB ~ SET.
TLERs5 OF RAMSEY CO UNITY.


/ The reunion Of the old settlers OF
Ramsey county, an annual event, will
be held this year il the Hnglehornl
grove near Church les Ferry, on the 10th
Sof this month.
The plans are being laid for q gala
|day Tor the ones who broke the sod Of
this fertile part Of North Dakota. and and
as is the custom on all such events the
amusements will be planned for the hlee
young and old alike and the invitation
|is; being sent ont to; everyone 70 ct
tend.
ii talking over the phone today
with the InterO Ocean, Editor Chambers
lof the Ghurch hes j. cry sun said Tel 1ssll
|everybody that the Annual Old Set,
tiers, picnic II to be the best hing 81 81
the season. We want q large crowd
there and viii guarantees to amuse them lem
III more ways than one. 3.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
REV AUGUS 5 Tin
MILL lEAV LAKE
POPULAR PASTOR OF 7T. Jo-
EPH,ss CHURCH 10 De TRANS I
Nj FERRED IN q YIN nc

81 General regret, not only among his
parishioners, but y among numerous
friends Ia Devils Lake and vicinity will
follow the announce that Father
Augustine, who for nine. years has been
pastor of ST. Joseph IS Schurch has re-
ceiyed word from Bishop Wehrle Of
Bismarck that he will be transferred
from Devils Lake 10 anot othera parish
Id the state about the middle Eof June.
Father Augustine has witnessed the
congregation grow and prosper. Un-
der his able direction the handsome
new church and parsonage which are are
among the finest in the state, have
been erected. ather Augustine has
sacrificed his own interests and de.
voted himself to the interests Of the
4 congregation, laboring increasingly foor
the welfare Of his parishiOners and
! the good wishes sof friends will follow
him to; his new home. #5s: 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
TO HAN BAL PARK
ORDER on GO DDS FOR NEW Err Il 'la:
Hall GOES Y a IN Mltl rs \ E
THIS Mo oRllIlses

.5 The members off the Devils Lake q 8sls's.
IRE departm ment won sleep On mat mat
tresses not IL they slumber in the the
new IRE hall.
Wednesday morning while Manager
sprung of Goldberg g Sprung n lg Was a'
hauling mattre IL the rear of the the
warehouse back fof the store, IRE broke sa
s out ana q big pile of stresses which Wfllss
mad Just been unloade ed IN the yard arg
4 IN the drayman, burst into flames. 9
me loss, while not heavy viii q in Y;
81 convenience q the ire ghters. for they hey
were rdered espe pecially for 4 the de' 0s
partment,
The sons Of Noryiay enterta med s' Athe
Daughters of Norway at dancing &c
sparty Tuesday evening n every way veg
their party was 81 success. The dangh'
4 ters served q delicious lunch.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
EDMOR ElEBRATE res.
NORWEGIAN CELEBRATION OF MA.
TIoNAL HI oLIDAY WILL DRAW
LARGE CROWD.

n Today is q big day for Edmore and.
the little Ramsey county city will
prove the most attractive IN the Lake.
Region for the day. The Commercial
club Of that city has brought to close
many we'll laid plans for the enter
tainment and anus Of the visit
ors ana these viii be carried out with
out q hitch, providing the weather IS
permissible
Ball games, races, speaking. dancing.
and IN fact every form Of amusement
will be presented to please the guests.
The fun will start ID the morning and
continue until the close Of the day.
and it's expected that u lot of Devils
Lake people win attend. 9sis5
B Among the prominent speakers who
will be present at the festivities is our
local attorney, ]. Sampson, who viii
deliver the principal address of the
day Ir. Sampson is fast acquiring
the reputation Of being one of the fore
most orators III the Lake Rgion and
has many engagement during the
summer. ss5ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
TIL TaREEsRlAD GAP SISTERS AT
TRACTION "a AT GRAND
TiiEATER..

Devils Lake theater goers are TO
have an opportunity of enjoying q
feast of dancing and pictures for the
5remainde of the. week at the Grand
AS 3 special attrac ction. Manager Stew.
art has secured the Three Mad Car
Ladies, who are known Tor their dane
Ing ability This novelty promises ste
he good. Besides this tho Pathe
Freres feature pictures and also aI
Illustrated song will bs presented
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
WEk' \ TIlE||::IRll ] ! "A | !.
MONTH 4 !. Has | Been
GREA FOR GRAIN
ARMER IS ARE WELL SATISFIED
s5S WITH n E g oNDlTIo oNs AT
}s3 M HIS STAGE. 5}53ss
GRAINS HAD CHANG TO STOOL
Flax AND BARLEY Will X II OLD
! ATTENTloN n % a GRlc ULTu as
lists NON. n

Reports from over the Lake Region
and for that matter the entire north
half OF the state, indicate that the
wheat crop has made more material
progress, Indicative Of more than an
average yield, than shown by condi-
tions any June 1 in the past ten years.
M The official 4Weather observatory
shows q rainfall " Measurement for
Devils Lake Of Z. IA inches since the
first of this month, while att other
points this has reached four. inches.
Practically all the wheat crop was
planted before these rains started
and while some delay has been caused
ID ploWing for fax and barley, there
| has been no worry on the part Of the
farmer for thousands Of dollars have
been dumped into the agricul
Golfers by this rain. Ar ISL
The lack Of sunhine large major
| ity Of the time, has afforded the wheat
anSexcelle opp portunity to stool with
the result that the roots have shot
down into the ground twice as far as
ordinarily They have extended down
where III vii NE possible to get mois-
ture sufhcie 3to do during any posi-.
tbIe period of droutlh =. TITS the Eunani-
mous opinion Of farmers that The cool
Weather of the spring following seed.
ing, has made the wheat crop worth
twice as much tod as vas at this
lastEs previasis
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
VOTERS WHO FAILED TO GET ON
THE, BOOKS OF THE ASSESSOR
y, s.5s35E. ARE "ouT.,
VOTERS SHOULD BE REGISTERED
MUST BE REGISTERED OR NOT
zsa voTEIs OPINION OF ALFRED
ZUGER.

K At the request Of Attorney L. j.
Wehe of this city, Assistant Attorney
General Alfred Zuger has given his
opinion on several points in the new
registration law which have caused
much discussion Of late. {.
Mr.. Zuger's opinion IS as follows:
Mr.. Laureas J. Wehe, Devils Lake,
Nd. !5t5 .#5,
Dear Sir: Your favor Of May 9th,
1912, is received. You PROFOUND the
following question, which I shall en-
deavor to answer: s...
-, IF aperson is qualified voter in
an election precinct as to citizenship,
age and residence, and whether regis.
tered or not registered under the 1911
Registration Law, has he a right to
vote in the judicial e1ection?' q
2. Can a person, who is otherwise
la qualified voter, who was present in
the election precinct at time OF regis
tration made by assessor and who
neglected to be registered, and who is
not registered under a party sregistra
ton up to the time of the primary
ELECTION, call for and vote a party pri
mary ballot by swearing in his vote
Ion primary election day? Must the
election board refuse to deliver ani
allow such person to vote q party pri
mary ballot (this not including the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
| LIQUOR. 1 \ PERMITS /: R
Arr OBJ JECT OF
Careful PROBE
SUPERINTENDENT. WATKINS OF
81 Il; THE NORTH DAKOTA EN-
FoRcEMENT LEAGUE.
DRUGGISTS SHOW LARGE SALES
INTERESTING FACTS FOUND BY
3 ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE Of
/. H FlcER IN HALF DAY. VI. U.

ID The first half days investigation of
the drug permits in Devils Lake by
Supt. F. =. Watkins Of the North Da-
kota Enforcement league, reveals
some interesting data. !
4 Seven months business by one drug
gist amounts to 9,1S6 sales which
would make $7;S72 liquor business in
one year. This druggist, according to
his own affdavits, has 1929 sales to
account for, that are not on his books.
: Another druggist has 7,168 sales in
eight months and has 1,726 sales to
account for, while another has j, 1,s41
sales to account for. 3ls& /.
a One druggist has sold more liquor
than his affidaYits show he has bought
by considerable. His books show he
sold about as much brandy as he made
affidavit he had bought, but still he
has about thirteen times as much on
hand as he bought. This is looked
upon as case Of false AFFIDAVIT or a
case for the q. S. internal revenue in.
spector for the manufacture Of liquor
g Mr.. Watkins received word from
Grand Forks this morning that all the
druggists holding permits there would
surrender them, as a result Of his in
vestigation. The examination was
made Of their books this week ant
lthe matter placed in the hands Of thf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
i.7Ilt - I, Z Z. n 4
occasions.

n astele ephone epmmunic ications
last night from Prot. scarltt,
the man who 50 ably attended
the work as platfo form manager for
itheS VALLEY City Ghautauqua ], an !
agreement was reached d and he
has consented to accept the POI
sition during the term here. b
The local ople can be con-
Il gratulated IN ecuring such COM
81 petent service, for It will tend
n to add attraction to the pro-
81 gramme 70 better man could
be found TO take the place 81 Dr. 81
siHindley.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
fl I! ! I / AK 1. | (. NO [.
FIR PRIZES J AT
Met | IN FARGO
WIN TWO .HU GE LOVING CUPS AS
FlRsTSPRIzEs "a I'll HE STATE MD
MEET.
WORE MOST UNIQUE COSTUMES
sUPT.. ZlEBAcH OF FoRTs ToTTEN
q AND OTTO kEPP CREDITED
4 WITH SUCCESS. =s.

Devils Lake Lodge Of Elks No. 1916
repeated their performance Of a year
ago at Grand Forks and again captured
high honors at Fargo, winning two
first prizes in the great parade at the
state convention which took place
Wednesday morning and was Wit
messed by thou sands. 3sss& Ss&
The prizes consisted Of two hand
some loving cups. the one for the 3larg-
est percentage Of the lodge members5i in
line being valued at 81 so, while the
smaller cup was given as first prize
for the most unique appearance. 6 !,
The Indian idea was carried out IN
a thorough manner BY the home lodge.
Dressed in Indian. costume, with all the
rega1ia, spun at Fort Totten and led
by the Fort Totten Indian band, Devils
Lake surprised the citizens Of the gate
city. Every member in line was
painted in true Indian fashion, and
looked little different than the real
chief who paraded: the streets Of Devils
I Lake yesterdday morn 81 nj ing.
Then, too, many comical diversions
along the line Of march, kept the peo-,
pie watching the great turnout in con:
stant good humor. Probably the great
est bit was the bologna sausage tied ss
to a string while one Of the Indians
the houn' :daWg arou u. Fresh From o
1 insisted that They had to quit, kickin'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
CITY DADS LOSE
!. PETITION {: AGAIN
N !! !. MAZE 4 \ T. OF tai ! K I
GANG 70, OFF COMMISSION
ELEc cTIee 3 lie LARGE
- ..,<s'I # SO,sst - sssi Stzsy3 F75 5435
BRYANT APRON Ed sCI \ Au-4 4TOR
"LIE" PASSES AND is THEN RE.
TRAcTED AT THE COUNCIL
- MEETING. 5sz58 s35s

The same tactics that have marked
every previous effort Of the citizens
OF Devils Lake to get the commission
form of government question to a vote,
were used by the machine in the coun-
Gil Monday night in securing delay. It
daWned on the ward-heelers that it 1
would be proper to investigate that
would furnish time and time is what
the McGlory machine has been stalling
for on every occasion the word COM
mission form Of government has been
mentioned. .# 5 !. III. /. li55s ,5s ..s #
Petitions signed by SO legal voters,
practically every one active business
men-not in the curb stone class
were presented by Alderman Johnson.
Every name was read by the Second
ward representative, whose activity in
the council for clean legislation led to
such vicious fight against him at the
recent election by the local Republi-
can gang. The fact that Alderman
Johnson, whose every move has been
independent, was starting something,
was the signal for concerted action by
the gangsters. Mr.. johnson moved
that the petition Of the voters be grant
ed and that the question be submit
ted to a vote June &26, saving the city
the expense of an additional election. #
A motion to amend. sending the PEE
tition to a special committee where
the desired delay: could be secured, !
carried, seven to four. \: 3s;s3
T 1t was III co1nee with this that
Attorney Cuthbeft and the alderman
from the Second ward engaged in the;
wordy battle, when the .lie" was pass
ed, and reflected. Later in the ses.
sion both gentlemen, cooled under the
collar, took occasion to retract their
heated remarks. ;;S:.s Il
The main reason advanced Why the
commission question should not be
submitted on primary election day,
/ was that the election officials, taking
lin the senior aldermen from each ward,
would be impossible to handle the busi-5
ness. n ss5
The Goldberg-G Gerum controversy
ticame up. The city attorney was in-
Istructed to start proceedings against
Mr.. Glerum if his building was not re-
paired in ten days. 55:.9 9s5
Collmar Bros. will have to- pay $3.50
4 to show here July and the ..101
Ranch" will have to separate from SIS.
s Here that iron clad declaration of
4 the mayor that ordinances must in the
future be amended by an ordinance,
4 was crumpled up and thrown in the
i waste basket. The eircuses viii be
4 allowed to put up bill boards il the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
NEW INDUS TRY is
TO OPENED SOON
NEW sENTERPRIsEHT TO BE ADDED
TO THE LIST OF BUSINESS s
5$s5. FIRMS. X


The equipment and machinery for a
new cigar factory was unloaded yes
terday at the tracks Of the Great
Northern railway and win be moved to.
the rooms above the Interso Ocean office
where Devils Lake will have home
cigar factory in the future. II:
The proprietors sof the new enter
prise are the; Green brothers, one 81
them coming from crookston, MINI,
while the other is an Iowa man. These
gentlemen are moving their families
here and will live on East Eighth
street. s ss S
Mr.. Green stated that it would NOT
lbe possible for them to begin actual
| operations until about three weeks
when their license would be ready and
they had compiled with the govern,
ment laws regarding the making of
cigars.
The new business for Devils Lake is
1.-THE opening up Of an Industry hereto
fore unrepresented ed in the city and the
home brand Of cigars should find 9
ready place in the local stores and
good consumption by the smoke sot
the city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
,JNDEReoEs OPERA i. \ TrIoN'. |

Frank IIyland, according to letters
receiyed ~ friends, entered the Mayo
hospital al Rochester Monday to un-
dergo an operation. IIe anticipates q
quick recovery and already plans on
Bbing home ID d yery short time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
don NEED GAS
ENG1l.N ] | TO ! PUMP J / |
SAYS Mr. [. R kE|.:|RLL- / | in | !
\ PossIBiLlTY OF LAcK OF FIRE
PROTECTION IS REFU TED
3 III c OIL. X ERLiN. "A
5GUARAN TEES GIT lW'ILl GET WATER.
REALIZES REsPoN oNsiBlLlTYs OF I'M
55 PRO VENlEN C % MPArIY5 IN y|s5s t:s
THIS MATTER.

II am here to manufacture electric
& sity serve the people of Devils Lake
with water and other public utilities,
:sand we are not going to get excited
over any of the recent develo opments,,'''.
3 declared A. 3. Kerlin, while making
preparation for the Injunction hearing
lin the district ourt on June 8, when
an effort will be mad to put8a part Of
his plant out Of commits ion. az.
''1f the report had gone. out that
Devils Lake may be without fire pro
{ lection, it is absolutel without foun-
dation,' Z he continued Despite the
\ fight that is being made against me
/ from some quarters, ] realize the re-
sponsibility the Devils Lake Improve
ment company has assumed in, control
ing the waterWorks in this city. We
are going to Keep right on pumping
& water, no matter what happens. y NJ
When the action comes up in the
district court, a certain exhaust pipe
~ iess sS
plssIt, VII pro Daddy pe sne sln suD
" 1ect IL cohte s1oh. ne .u @
oi 8 gas englne usea s. tne = pians
aur1ng sne llme shae5 5tne nessiess ~
sSls. carr'ssas II sllsf iss'lss eauss' s
light 5assS'
n ~ el1ole - ~ IVY - W ~
ssnoise, me EeAnaust iol e',s ! -
santo 8 ihspssssue sus s. & s. y. :. !:
Seassaat opsslyss sne1s ls, I 'u.s.s
sioh ol' slssisaa .s', q .
eyer, ,sYlp1aseas ~ s. ell ,'a1
tne AonBss,s Is " g 49, u,
h reaaang E selsn.lns uss sasAas, Z, e. 3.
! '.noi 80. ~ -.
81 Wn,cn - isnous "oaia, 8, II ~ q "a, ~ u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
MRS. i; s; SMITH j I IN 4 EAST.

Mrs. Morris Smith has left for g
four weeks business trip IA the Twin
Cities. Chicago and New York City,
where she win purchase the fall stock
for the Fashion Shop. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07
INJURED SOM ENitiA / IN RUNA'
Way ACCIDENT OCCURRED ID
| SATURDAY EVENiHi

An Indian from Fort ,TottenE was
quite severely inj red last Saturday
evening as d result of an accident
caused by d runaway. NO bones were
broken however. and unless suffering
internal injuries nothing serious will
develop.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-06-07

Miss Hin, who taught Id the Web
Ister schools last year was IN the city
"Wednesday on th way to her home at
|GlenWood, MINI.