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Chicago Gossip.

Chicago. July 1S.-Wheat traders
regarded the market last night as a
sale on all bulges. One of the largest
cash handlers said he would not be
surprised to see prices go a little
higher which should induce increased
country offerings He believes that
wheat is apparently selling worth the
money, but when the, full extent of
the proposed movement is under way
he would not be surprised to see a
good decline All the corn specialists
believe that the market is simply a
weather proposition. The heavy sell.
ing by Armour was said to be short
stuff. Cash sales were 10000 s
wheat; 100000 bushels corn and 100
900 bushels oats. . -
... Inter Ocean.
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SATURDAY CLOSING DAY in FARGO STORES

THAT all employees may enjoy the Saturday half holiday, the pro
following Fargo stores have decided to close at noon on Saturday here
after for the mex six weeks, as hal been previously announced lin The
Forum. They will keep open every Friday evening DURING hat period
until 10 O'Clock. Those closing Will be## @ @#@#%#s8
The Fargo department stores. #MI#H0
The ladies' ready-to-Wear# stores. .@ @a f
The Fargo millinery stores. #@.@ I
The Fargo jewery5 stores. @M.#@ &###N8#@##
The Fargo furniture dealers. @ H#a#E
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The Busy Beaver.

The Busy Beaver.
Enos A. Mills, the author of In
Beaver World. sums UP the beavers
character thus:
AS animal life goes, that of the
beaver stands among the best. His life
is full of industry and is rich in re-
pose. He is home loving and avoids
fighting. His lot is cast in poetic
places. = = He is practical, peace
full and industrious. He builds a
permanent house and Keeps it clean
and in repair. Besides it he stores
food for the long winter. He takes
thought for the morrow. These and
other commemorate characteristics
give him a. place of honor among the.
hordes Of homeless, hand to mouth
folk of the wild. During the winter
he has but little to do except battle
and eat his two or three meals a day
from the food he has stored I'M au-.
tu1nn. Toward spring, when his wild
neighbors are lean, hungry and cold,
he is fat and comfortable. In the
spring he energies from the house,
but then his only work is occasions.
ally to cut a8twig for food. In the
summer he plays tourist. He visits
other colonies and Wanders up and
down streams, going miles from home.
In the late summer 8 early autumn
he returns, makes repairs and
haryests his food for the winter.
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Chicago Record-Herald: Sin always
inds, the WronGdoer out"
You're mistaken. Tt generally finds.
him In ana ready to aisten,"s
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wv Ft5O9teY. Vyannena,

Chicago Tribune: Mrs. Jipes-FIow
do you@like your new girI2
Mrs, Glrnleigh--I don't seem To suit
her at aIl,s
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R~roornhaIls Report.

Is. al a.4.s.
Liverpool, July 18.-The steady
American cables yesterday were Offset
here by the larger arrivals and pres
sure Of off coast cargoes and opening
values were unchanged to u lower.
Worlds shipments are. expected to be
larger and reports from harvesting
centers are more favorable as regard
ing weather. During the morning
market displayed some steadiness n
advanced slightly with France buying
on the decline and a somewhat i'm
proved continental demand. Spot mar
kets were easy n generally hc low
er and expectations are for liberal ar
rivals during the next few days. At
1870 p. NJ, market dull to IL lower.
Corn opened unchanged n later
declined 70 with the undertone easy.
Realizing was induced by the weak
ness in spot and the pressure Of plate
offers.
Argentine stocks are increasing.
Argentine shipments: Wheat this
week $50, 900 bushels; last week $50, 600
bushels; last year 2,944, 900 bushels;
oats $50, 900 bushels; last week 100000
bushels; last year 1,465,00 bushels;
corn 4,224,000 bushels; last week g.
100000 bushels; last year 5,S73.000
bushels.
Visible supply: Wheat 1900 0
bushels against 100000 week ago, g.
$40, 900 bushels year ago and 100000
two years ago. Corn 7,84S,00 bushels
against $3.50, 900 week ago, $4,000
bushels year ago, $4,000 bushels two
years ago.
Broomhall.
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Summary,

New York, July Is. = American
stocks in London firm, u to Is higher,
s. Mullen resigned as president
OF New Haven and all subsidiary com
ganles at a tull meeting board late
Thursday. No action taken on
resignation, but another meeting will
be held today.
American express to distribute its
Wells Fargo stock in ratio of one
share of Wells Fargo to every four
shares Of American express held.
Union leaders say strike viii he
called unless railway, managers with
draw grievances from arbitration.
Equitable Trust Co. petitioned ia
intervene in Wabash foreclosure suit,
Interstate commerce commission re-
ports operating revenue of ali rail
roads in United States reached So
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Grain Receipts,

Chicago, July 1S.-Wheat 23S cars;
last yea IS cars; corr Sc cars last
year 1OS cars; oats 1873 cars: last year
10 cars.
Minneapolis, July 1S.-Wheat 101
cars; last year 1903 cars Stocks wheat
decrease 100000 bushels for the
Duluth, July 18.-Wheat go cars;
last ear s cars.
Winnipeg, July 1S.-Wheat 101 cars;
last year 112 cars.
ChaS, z. Lewis & Co.
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The Markets
MARKET QUOTATIONS
July Wheat.

Chas. e. Lewis d Co., Grain N Stock
BrOkeRs. Morton Block Fargo
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S26, 900, 900 in fiscal year 1912 or $54,-
900, 900 ahead OF 1911.
Operating net decreased 81, 994,214.
Twelve industrials declined .33%.
Twenty active railroads declined
.25%. %1
Dow, Jones & Co.
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Hide Quotations by BoIles q Ia0..@s.
Fargo NJ Id.

Hide Q%uOtatiOma ny F8oIIes q Ro,.s-'
Fargo NJ I'D.
Jan. i, 1919 No. L No >
G.. s cured hides.....$ .Iz1m ~ e
g. 8. cured bull hides. .1OA .osn
q. s. cured calf skins. .16h ia
a., 81 cured horse hides 2.15 1.7S
g. s. sheep peits 1888. .Se 400
Ta sa I ana frozen hidess IL Il
less than cured.
Mink. dark ..............$3 .00Qs 81. so
Raccoon ..s. .s.s.s 2.00@ S 90
Skunk ..s.s 1.26W 400
winter so
Wolf, prairie 2 .OuW 2.5e
Red fox ..s 2.0U@ q 80
Wild cat ..ss 1000 $50
Baayer ......ss ..sss... 8 SOC 800
Badger sssss.s. .ssss.. 4 .0UM $50
NV 9ag@1Es WMgL@ D . . se ssss .S1Q ITS
above quotations for prime tura. well
hamdled, GIL goods I. q. b.s Fargo
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RETIRED FARMER DEAD

Peter Martinson, aged &C., passed
passed away last evening at a local
hospital from liver trouble. The de-
ceased is. a retired farmer from De-
troit, Mimi, and his body will be ship
ped there Monday for burial.
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Duluth Cash Close.
Duluth ~FIax-CIOsc.

July Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
l. 36h 1.39A 1874 1.40A 18TH
Local Quotations.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Miss Mae Stodder has gone to the
lakes, where she will be a guest with
the Ashelmans at Fair Hills.
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wvNDMERE MAN. j. 4eaJi'r4ED' In
."sHNkRUPTcY cAsE '':. 3

Farrggd''IN II. p, jan x Ais Verdict of
not guilty was returned III y a jury i'm
federal eodftts freeing Neil Campbell of
Wyndnfefe' from: the charge 81 max
ing a false entry in his bankruptcy
schedules. r. =
The case was hard fought one and
the jury deliberated for sfiye" hours be-
fore arriving at a verdict. ':.
Campbell was charged with making
a false entry in regard to $4,000
note held by the Citizens Bank of Lis.
bon, N. D. The note was involved in
an intricate transaction between
Campbell and the bank; previous to
the Bankruptcy in which Campbell
lost his property. ):
In District Attorney ,Engerud's ar
gument he limited that the federal
grand jury would be called upon to
Investigate the actions of other per.
sons involved: in the trial. ~ ~ 49,
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this Court on Monday, the 10th day
OF February A. D: 1913, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day, at the
Court Rooms of this Count, in the
County Court House, in the city of
Devils Lake, County of Ramsey. and
State of North Dakota; and ,.
You and each of you are hereby cit
ed to be and appear before this Court
at said time and place and answer
said petition and show cause; If any
there be, why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted. ~.
BY the Court,
HON. JOHN F. HENRY, .:
!; :. Judge of the, County Court.
Dated The End day Of January, A. D.
1918. ~
Let the service of the above citation
be made by publication in the Devils,
Lake Inter-Ocean;a week1ypewspaper
pablllsheq; at Devils Lake, II. Dak: :.
:! : Af!oNIA3 oItN F. HENRHi5
Judge.
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G!|: IIIiii \ i Out
THE Y STRUGGLE piscoURAGEs
p MANY a. CITIZEN or DEVILS
: r. 35=5z. LAKE AZ 35Ef So

Around all day with an aching back,
III Can't rest at night; Il \: .B
Enough to make any one give out
Doan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands. N ,@ & 53x
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney ills.
Here iss oilYincing proof Of their
merit
r. Ns,sraYisli, Main ST., Gando, iN. d.,
says & bout a year and + was all run
down IS the result of overwork. Il felt
weak had q poor appetite and was
bot heed By laIneness across my bach,
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Intentional or Pure Ignorance?

recent balup in the McClory administration has
Just become known and whether it done Intentionally
through ignuorance is for you to determine. &
When the statement certifying the result of the recent
commission form Of government to the Secretary of
State owing to certain made he obliged refer
the the Attorney General who held that before the COVER
could issue patent these omissions would have to be filled m
which the covering mete and bounds the
ritory which is to be allowed to govern itself. =#@$
With city attorney the job he is supposed beg and
who attorney hardly possible that it could
be pure simple ignorance Now, does it? Still
always tell. #%J
However, the result is that delay Of at least weeks
caused securing patent which wholly uncaled for And
these trying the good of the
] taxpayers by shouting harmony ##&
Let them shout The Inter- Ocean believes that the people Of
Devils Lake have grown exceedingly dissatisfied with the workings
Of the present administration and the gang with which they
affiliated and that will take great deal of paradng the part
Of the harmony brigade the majority the coming
election.
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was the means of making my com
plant worse, and 1 was at, asloss to
know what. to do: Doan's Kidney: Pills
weraEecommended tome iand.I began
using them. They strengthened my
kidneys and after that, the pain and
lameness: Disappeared: Thu benefit5
obtained tffrom ;Doan 'su kidney Pills
has been lasting" Il, It'd ocns:ttt, =. = :.
'Fagi Hale 1by all dealersroPrice 80
CENTS ,,lFoster-Milburn s.yGouc: Buffalo,
NeWc York, sole: agents; for the United
States. 1on "a aiaGausa"3 :
Remember the name-Doan's-atld
takeino :other.: 4 Ill 20 aU..i>
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o.,
5fYou AND each55ef you:Sre hereby 10
tilted that Gunder S. Avelsgard, the
Petitioner herein, has filed in this
Court document in writing, purport-
ing to be the Last Will and Testament
of Merit S. Avelsgard, late of the
Township of Minnewaukan- in the
County Of Ramsey and State of North
Dakota, deceased, with his petition,
praying for the admission to, probate
of said document as the Last Will and
Testamenteo said deceased, and for
the issuance to Gunder S.. Avelsgard
of letters testamentary thereon, and
that the said petition and the proofs
of said purported Will and Testament
will be heard and duly considered by
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PLEADED GUILTY

. *. KE;enmars, y: P, 5iap: Nv: : Il
easy, arrested Is; here: for az alleged conf
plicity in the Carl Hansen, murder on:
ly to be released for lack. Of I evidence,
pleaded guilty at - Wiilistoni before
Judge Crawford a charge of attempted
Jail breaking, being given q ,,siS&
months jail sentence. =: PREVIOUSLY
Casey, alias Kerr, !s;. tried for pqrsIE
s2n n ill, but was. found not guilty
Judge Fisk told the prisoner on sen,
fencing him for the Jail breaking Of
Tense 'sG, That he deemed hi. bin quite lucky
in getting off on tbs. other charge: Z
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.FIRE :; NtjEN.T1EE;!R7,T?rA.'.IN:.

Wednesday afternoon and evening
the fire boys We're sat home" The
new fire horses and fire hall were ii:
spected by hundreds Some idea, Of
the number that visited the place can
be obtained from the fact that $40 peo-
pie signed special pledge, Joining In
the campaign to prevent fires. The
team was hitched up in record time
many times for the entertainment of
visitors. j
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- I68'f' = II 2 49, -
ST. RAuL's POPULAR AND HOME
u: IL = LIKE HoTEL:5Gi, + 4 ~ Ss u

=! Allow us to call your attention. to
the finest, most home-like, popular
priced European hotel in st. Paul,
The JEWELL HOTEL is most cen.
trally located, being right in the heart
of the business district and opposite
the Court House. F @51 81. RI 4: b: T:
There are one hundred fine large
outside rooms, with running water
and private telephones to choose from.
Many Of these have private baths and
.lavatories. Ali have been newly deco
rated and refurnished. M .A.a
Y. When visiting the twin cities we
bespeak for the JEWELL HOTEL
yourpatronage. n
:. ftW. ID. Highly g s. III. Phillips, Props.
I a;4.f5 slss iss n DIV.
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SALE OF Ian D

Notice is hereby given, That under
authority of an Order of Sale granted
by the Honorable John F. Henry,
Judge of the County Court of the
County of Ramsey, in the State of
North Dakota, dated the Sth day of
January A. D., 1913, the undersigned,
the executor of William F. Keilman,
late of the Village of st. John in.the
County ofsLake and State of Indiana,
deceased; will sell atxprivate sale. to
the, highest. bidder for cash or. one
half cash and the remainder in two
years at seven per cent per annum,
subject to confirmation by the Judge
of said County Court, the following
described land, to-wit: = .
The undivided one-third of the north
east quarter of section twenty-seyen
(2) in Township one hundred land
fifty-two (152) north, of range sixty.
two (G2) west in the county of Ramsey
and State of North Dakota.
The sale will be made on or after
the 18th day of February, A. D. 1918.
All bids must be in writing, and may
be left at the office Of M. H. Brennan,
resident agent of said executor or filed
with the Judge Of said County Court,
or delivered to the undersigned per-
sonally.
s,a--f Ill
HENRY L. KEILMAN, ExecutorHof
William F. Keilman, deceased.
Dated January %, "A. d. 1913. n,
First publication January "a, 1918.
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We Thank You Bows

The editor and stockholders of the wish to thank
Devils Lakes Fire Ladies' for their splendid efforts to the
building and plant Thursday morning. and Devils
Lake to be congratulated having such hardong fear
less their fire Despite the fact that the fire had
broken through the roof and gotten we'll under before the
boys reached the and taking into consideration that the
have not used water in fighting fire for
having not had fire large but they could not the chemical
engnehe hose necessarily being dry and unwedy they
aged get the fire under control in remarkably short order
It is rumored that friend co. County Auditor Bice has
been appointed chief standard bearer for the harmony brigade
Owing to the fact that comic section intended for this
week destroyed in yesterday mornings fire readers will
be obliged wait another week for the dongs of Slim Jim We're
sorry bgt it couldn't be helped.
<>-~~( z
But for the kind hospitality of the Journal readers would
be without the customary TO- that has been arriving each week
your homes for nigh onto thirty years ~
We able to heartily sympathize with the unucky
son who gets "burned out" At #
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PREsENTtJoAN or ARG S5.,s I. ]. 81 !, !. 4.
j d AT IN RMAL SCHOOL.

Valley City, N. b, Jan. Il 331.The5
Valley 81 City Choral sooiety sof over 100
voices will present GauPs Joan of
a Are" at the State Normal school on
Wednesday, evening Jan. %, with Mil
dred G. Arneserl J. soprano, ii Z the
title role. The Choral society under
the direction Of Dean Howard Elsonf
GoodaelI Of the Normal conservatory
OF. music will be assist lea by the SYM
sphony orch stra, moulding several
members nf the Fargo and Grand
Forks orchestra. Three other oIoistsi
viii take parts in NE cant ata which
has been in prep ation by the society
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No. ss%;Gs22 81 ....- If
CITATION HEARING PROOF OF +
Ii WILL
State Of North Dakota,
County Of Ramsey.
In County Court, Before
Hon. John F. Henry,
+ Judge.
D In the Matter Of the Estate of Merit S.
Avelsgard, Deceased
4 snnder S. sAyelsgard. go. Petitioner
VS..
Iika1 IS. Avelsgaard. =. Respondent
. The State 81 North Dakota, To the
above named respondents and all
persons interested in the estate OF
Merit s. Avelsgard, Deceased:
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DANvANe co. INCORPORATES

Among the new corporations report
ed by Secretary Of State Hall is the:
Danvang Creamery Company of this.
witty. The capital stock. is $25,Oeo.00,
the incorporators being: Christian
Johnson, Peter Nelson, both Of Grand
Forks, and Paul Larson of Devils
Lake. : - ~. ...r~' =. .S..&,:: = ri
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market last week. The hog was six
tee 9nassmf Mt Eti. 4old and weighed $50
pounds. Mr.. Hart received 1910 for
the h I, hog. which was fattened on North
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Dakota grain. This would Indicate
that there issgood money IN raising
porkers for the market in this sec
ton ~ 4s
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1PoRkER WEIGHED $50 POUNDS

!. Williston, N. ID, Jan. 31.-Larkins
G. Hart a farmer who lives on rural
route No. 1, a few miles from Wiliis:I
ton, sold a prize porker in the local.
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HOME CIRCLE COLUMN.
THE YOUNG MILLIONAIRE.

aow many of our readers, especially
the young men, envy the wealth that
is showered upon few. Few Of us
can make ourselves believe .hat
wealth does not bring happiness. III
this connection the following appeared
in leading Illinois daily and contains
much more truth than poetry. 1t says
the Geographic dispatches the other
day carried extended accounts Of an all
night reception given by young New
York man who has just attained his
majority and received 81 100000. The
affair was given at his fathers estate
and 200 guests attended. Widely di.
versitied entertainment features salts
fed the wants OF as widely varied de-
sires of his friends. There were mid
night Watching parties onIthe expansive
artificial lakes. There was allnght
dancing in an immense ball room for
those who favor that pastime. There
were card games. There was fleet
of canoes for those who wished to steal
away and under the shade Of great
trees, hidden from the moons light,
| fit away the hours. Unparalleled dec
orations in keeping with the rest of
the function only added to the gayety
of the event. The palatial home was
blare of lights from top to bottom
and throughout the great estate were
hpndreds of lanterns and lights.
John Smith, Of Everywhere, few
days ago reached his twenty-iirst birth
day. He received nice silk handker-
chief from Mary Brown. He worked
at his bench all day. Home he went,
tired but happy. Washed up, he ate
and than went over to see Mary.
There, in the old swing on the porch
of the unpretentious home they spent
the evening. A million dollars was
greater than any dream John ever had
and 200 society persons were more than
he had ever seen. But there under
the indulgent moon, they never missed
the million nor the party.
Envy the young millionaire If you
will But man who really has lived,
man with wholesome heart and who
knows full well of the warp and wool
of life, will envy John Smith. His in
dustry and love are liuked with health
and hope. No better riches are known
to mortal man. Without these, in spite
OF a cool million and society friends,
life to him would be wilderness of I'M
satisfied longings. But for John Smith
and they are found everywhere in
dustry, romance and civilization would
perish from the earth"
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| SKEKETON IN THE CLOSET.
With observation OF years we are
almost tempted to believe there are
] few in any home that are truly happy.
There is no truer adage than that,
''there is skeleton in every closet"
no tenet of sacred writ so sure of ver-
| fcaton as that which declares Sin the
world We shall have tribulation."
Sooner or later our share will come.
Knowledge will not save us; many a
bright, cultured intellect has carried
the heaviest weight OF woe. Educa-
ton and scholarship increases our wants
and calls for reiinements and Injuries
that money cannot always be honestly
obtained to procure. 'He that increas-
eth knowledge increaseth sorrow"
says the preacher. Neither can riches
lift us above the ills that beset life.
Glded misery is perhaps the hardest
to bear. The rich envies the poor man
who is Obliged to earn his bread by the
sweat of his brow and considers him
erich from the very want of wealth,
In Heavens best treasures, peace and
health"
High positions are thorny paths and
those who scramble to attain them do
not find the bed of down they expected,
and too late to learn it is better TO
range with humble livers in content"
than carry weight of responsibility
that makes man a target for the en-
vious. He who has great influence and
authority looks upon the man in hum
bier walks as favored creature; he
has only his own affairs to attend TO, he
can find rest. But the little man does
MT feel that way; he has his own stand.
point TO view from, and he clearly sees
himself dependent upon the patronage
of others. He doesn't feel Ike n man
and he longs for the freedom he cannot
have while in another's employ, and
liable at all times to be dismissed, may
be for no neglect Of his duty, but be-
cause his employer has favorite or
relative he wishes to oblige. There
are two sides to everything all sit
nations are somewhat like what has
been said of the married state, chose
who are in wish to get out, and those
who are out wish to get in" The woes
we make for ourselves are legion; envy,
jealousy, suspicion, unkindness, disobe-
dience, selfishness, perversity, false
hood, and long line Of those cheerful
attributes that distort the human race,
and bring down sorrow and suffering
like Goals OF fire, on defenseless heads.