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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

County Industrial fair, the event being
fixed for October 81. At that time
Fordvihe merchants will spread
themselves to entertain their guests.
DR.. E.P Robertson and N. B.Black Of
Grand Forks are on the program, and
others also will speak Grand Forks
Times 80 : =. -,rzs,S 5l.ss.:ss !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10
/ Women Who Get Dikzy.

q Every woman who lis troubled
fainting and dizzy spells, backao
headache, weakness. debility consti-
patton or kidney troubles should use
Electric Bitters They give reiieg
when nothing elss viii. improve tsalis
health adding strength ana vigor
from the arst dose iAIrs Laura Gains
3of Ayoca, IA, ouT aecfors
had given me up and NV cllildren ana
All my friends were 1oolkiiaa far me- IL ~
die when my son Insisted that i,se
electric Bitters y did 30, and sslesat
4 have done me 8 world of GOOD. Z Just
NV then soc and I'll at aa druggists
for iby mail - Ruckaen q 90, Phi
asieapaia era ST. Louis II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

eEAHRouGH the generosity q Mrs Thomas
mitonaire tobacco railway
established sudsn NJ homs
on to beAs scientifically
ona hospital
sanariu Those words 9es Wish
the institution emphasis
VIII Loretta after
VINO ost son tuberculosis
plague crusade. contributing money S6@s1&
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

S;bly the Lake Region. FOLLOWING inc
&Schilling address in which he declar-
5 ed a farmer couldn't make money on
q COW worth less than SIS, It would
ind ciate renewed interest was being
~. tn,o onws Il s95 each and at ev-
~, ~ nthar sa,ee, in the Lake Region this
-. aa,,s wara disnosea Of at q fancy
49,. -: S..,.S. ,si:E1
80. 500 s .s- = ~ ) & u,
[|sss. .7 a, 900 ---.-'- 80 ':E.
b II Il g., ! ,,,,1,s.ia ~ .,,,d
Ssar. and S MIS- sss = =, 1Ua,,s
Mrs s.. A. s sall slu, n =. T..
proprietor Is q ssnss uieas 49, {
tel lin Grams for .I 5ca,ne ~ 1910 - -
FRIDAY eVehIiil y ~ 5so;anca
hear the lecture osls ~ = =. &,
Fglyen::: by MT. 9oss ~ = 80. ~
sanderson ~ r,a,l
introducing me s s1'ees, 80 .,,aas,,ra
az all those. VINO hau ~ :. Liaiir. AZ
o. hearing nat: soss sp ,ea..;.a n,,,ich
t laals'. epoa ..,sn,. md ,i,,;cia ,explana.
ton OF enc teas ~. -. ,,,;fo ,,,,,n
Fom 2 mere ME; uoss, co tassn,srn;ieg Is
accompanied I'M, w. ~ = no q
NIL another ehsaseiAe
Il. ID ass - - fsss
NJ, >i = :, =, ~ ana wife Of Grand
" :, - -, ) : = ia citv saturday.
~ ~, ~ - - paga : threshing :separa-
sone :. ~ asat,asaa ~ Are recently.
LIS !" q :; I 1,,ae nnliaa IN into the
- Ma : agan,s arm near Web
yaiu - =, : ,,s'' 7from sharks lodged
slel anu a. p : anght Are The crew
- - :, i ! : 4 ,.:heenn discharged and
nay ny = 49, tba Are was ex-
tnrou - s ) bafore anv If the buildings
liiig u1snsu 80 = rhe senarator stood
80 &. ! a p 4ba eranary flied with three
! hnusand bushels of wheat, and If this
80 70 : o,.sas would have gone Con
sSaar;ng what might have. happened
s,..' s,.s,o,.s consider themselves for
~ 80 & yS 's7s75=E5555
Il .------ IA.
: !, ! an. 4 y Haig has issued
supefi is - hnal .directors, meet;
n s'p;''s y - :, l,a1a q the opera
i ang Wi.en =, T,.;,,aa n 13c,dher u. This
nuusa s...,s 8 fI,a faa,,iars, institute
NY. \. E. az. mona that he can
aug .. :, -. y, .,,a a;r,l.tors and teachers
arrange ior ~. W ~ Z, J :. -, ~ This
= nes ~ s.e tha ANIMAL meeting OF
Gay. w :. a,s = : ana = B each township is
| the W go. = ,,rasant ! report. The
Ese S; :. "a 80 also given the privi
sc ap puaa = i thair 1asfficulties and
aegs = a -, : ad,ice and experience
ASKING iot ~ aa,,t .nd other direcc;
Nne y, supg. 1aass s. alan making further
eorsts - -. 81. L, q ,st,t,,te. which
* oauS1' ~ 5
yes.
s; ~ : Il ayery
outciasslns vnen op 4,s,,;ls i axe last
feature q me gam s,aat s. rando Ill Il
Friday afternoon uslea =. -, srsts tonch
tO.s# The locals scoleu LIZ s;,,,tas - NAV
l u 49, 91.rt
down 40 tn ne nlst y. . 81 : sumt,Ie, and
/ 7. Huesgen recovsrn .a. n soal The
running forty aaus ~ g S st-orc il TIE
Cando team ss.lu 80 -, J. sayr a,,inntes
third quartz en- ana 3lot s = = - NM J
gave promise q seosi.s. aa . y a. son
squirt however. anu sns .s ! ~ -, aeain
we're playing rings arou.la Nc 1,ey,ls
The teams iheu y 81 !, ~. mel RI;
LA ke T Baker, 9 u ahn' y ,nnwney
Fenel Y, II y onsn, - !. c,.1es ~
Blattner antd sanfss.s = $Iamasgan anf
an and Mllier' guarus q da.y ahood
s5H Huesgel, elIas &, ii
Mcune, " =. :, D. ! walker
Ransler ~ .n !, ! sf,, III, ~ taekles;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10
last year Should the town continue
to grow it will be necessary to provide
more room next year: =

The Twentieth Century club which
is affiliated with the State. Fedora
ton Of, Women's Clubs. has outlined
the course of study for the coming
year. Their, meetings are to be held
on the second and fourth Tuesday of
the month. The first two and a half
months. will 'be devoted to the study
of the physical history of North Dako
ia. Following that the ladies will dis
cuss Women Suffrage. Two programs
have been arranged on Modern Bene-
violence and consid erable time is to be
devoted to the study of the modern
development of farm life. In the study
OF their state the glacier period, the
soil and resources, lakes, landscape
and the geology of North Dakota will
all receive q share OF attention. The
cause of the bad lands and the hi
story Of Devils Lake afford topics for
q few papers. Something of the lives
of the women who have been leaders
In the movement will he. associated
with the discussions on Women Suf-
frage. From every conceivable view
point the questions will be consider
a Institntional churches homes for
S,,a,r,,i,np,, women trade and technical
scha,,as Nom g for co1nvalesscents, sea
s;da ,,,,r,a, for ,e,,i,,Ir,en 8. nensions for
,,.oafa ] snrs -,,t..s and medical re-
saaroh ,aIatories are among the inter
ss.;na noodern haneynle,rncas to which
an e1 1adias will give their attention.
s -, t,rhaz,rc,,lnsis shosnital 1T Dun seth,
= - .Iso Sc1assed among these. The
,ooaarn aevalnnment Of farm life will
,sa,ns .,,e Ann ladies faca Is face with
: -, z ~ tho great p,,rohlems Of the
a., ,yy,sv VIII nv - GET at the root
- ~. ..n,,h, ! 1,u,,;c,, makes farm life
Z a Al; sreea;,se Is Is MANY young PEG.
,,,a s. ~. S. Il:
- 3
\, . . ~
foravalie, a. .ne -
i VINE ats Inc anu olus lils 10
Of the 800 ra1ltpae, = uss'lne - :
one 81 aile i,os4 " 4, !, & :
norsheasletil sisois.i 1870,
a i1l' NJ aoup N :, III. III h,,s
the oplnlo g s. ! $3.50 4 y sls
ers VINO Isaeaeu 'l. 8 = y, :. s,,.fy,
bmophe saSaus 8 81 e 4, and n,,,d
~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Mrs. 3. q. Fendbores VIE arrived
last week from New York TO visit her
father, left ednesday Cor Iillsboro,
where she will visit before going TO
ST paul to meet AT. F,rendherg. They
Win make theis home ia .sSst. Paul
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10
>,'ocal Happenings

- 4 - ~ "a y u u 81
Let the Inter- ! ocean print your Sale
Bills.
t. Cram returned Saturday from j
business visit at I N ichi II
Will Met auley came up from Fargo
Saturday
Let the Inter-o Ocean print your Sale
Bills.
Fred Crafts went to Toxic Saturday
on q business trip.
n II, FIJI s. SIMPLE Of Hampton was q
business visitor ii town Frida
Let the 1nter-o csassn print your sale
Bills: III
Nick Kitsch; was a well known Web.
ster! farmer here Wednesday.
Mrs. P. Desmond went to Rolla Sat
urday to visit at the Kyle home.
Mrs. Rowe left Sunday for Churchs
Ferrysto spend a5feW days with friends.
Let the ,1nter-o Ocean print your Sale
Bills. 4;
5ss5.3, Mrs. IN. Kayanaugh Of Crary was
in the city shopping Saturday
Don't read your neighbor's copy,
cur subscription price 5iss only $1.5o per
year. u. s.s.
81; Mrs. Ed Larson came down from
Leeds Friday tos yisit u few iays with
IelatiYes. q; ' $:.;
.:;Miss. sadie Doyle Sc henson, Mimi,
ia here visiting her sister { i.
Irving i: y: f ~;
Miss Margaret. Cdnnolly went .tto
Cavalier Friday to visit with her sis,
ter Mrs Carney. KS Il 81 ss 4
y afis 81 Louise ylsuaH went ~ sGasskel
last Friday spending Sunday q the.
nnen farm &. ss5 ne:
Name your farm, then let sas Furnish
1 You with gu farm stationer set Prices
+ most reasonable .%{8
Don't read your neighbor's copy,
i our subscription price is only s1.5c per,
year. Az s5
IN anne your farm, then let us furnish
you. with farm stat onery set It Prices
most reasonabl 3.s5Sa
Name your farm, then let us furnish
YOU vi til gu arrn ;onery set: Prices 's
most reasonable
Don't read your ighbor's copy,
J our subscription price is only $1.50 per
year.
" Walter Garske went to Grand Forks
Saturday to spend a few days with 1l1
friends. u
Name, your farm, then let us furnish sl
you with on farm stationery set. Prices
most reasonable. Nh
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. 3D. Gray and Mrs.
where they spent few days. From q ,rll !
B Glen Lycan left Saturday for chicago
Don't read your neighbors copy,
our subscription price is only $50 per
s year. ISL. Sc & (: s515s
chris Timboe of Grand Harbor is
another victim Of the typhoid fever.
d He was brought in TO the Mercy hos hos;
rital.
Mrs. Albert swerson ana little son
returned to their home at Webster
N ednesday afternoon after e few Va days ''s
Eisit here sst
Fred Creyier. former clerk att sthS
sevilia, under the management o. q; AT
Read, arrived in Devils Lake Sunday
night. 5 5s
Chicago the Grays go to Kansas an City t
returning in week. Mrs. i.ycan n VIII VIZ
spend three weeks with her mother II. ea
4 al Marshall, til.
Dr. Carl Fisher returned 20 h 'I iss,
ter 4, Monay evening after Syisll'
iaS the home his parents W !,
and Mrs. NJ Fisher is he
rs Leach of Fargo returned All'a z,
home Sunday after plea b.s sant5Sslsl.
att the home Of her arents,S Y 8 a'llu
D Mrs. W. i. Ben: 5 Il.
IS. Redding and son Of Velva were g
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

j. r. Whitaker, famed in writing
insurance for the Pioneer Life Insur-s
nee company, is no wengaged at
Sioux Fails, S. D. 3 !. has sent
cards to his friends here, all of which
bear: the picture Of the penitentiary. ..5l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

~ - - - 4 ~ k 60 -
: -,
"a. Il,
4 Nh ~ .liiiesu co me clty
81 a q VA : 70 g. ciie
6. sS 60 J.
~ I. /. J, ], 81 Il, w. :,
=, 49,, q 80 49, g.
j q & a, 40, ~ Il 3 =, = e.u
IA d d d as
aorsa ~ = . !, =, !, I, &,
fizan ,,o,D - q / 4, =
Itblrouah Ii, s citv Wadnasdax ms, I, J,
Z ~ . : 80, ~, e. : :
5S. II; 5s5 j.
fslan Z q u q y Z !, I, 7, ;, ~ q
IAN sto nest Mrs IN ] M q : r =, -
Thu =. i. :, u :. 3
||she has been .yisiting .raiat i ~
go. h
~ !, |. !, !, 5,,1,.. = \ 8 i, y, . 9
~ &, = ~, ss,u,' = o,
d 81 thair .s, n 1 = ssunesuas
VIC i iii At the Meey u, hospital Il With
typhoid fever. 5 35
U, y
Me- 1,,,i ! 81 ], q :, ! !, g. - !.
I. Is s9eses anu ier,
81. I, I; 4, s,Mne I, tney ~
a brakeman on the Great Northern,
makes headquarters at Rugby.
= n q
Miss Bessie Brepnan, formerly en-
rolled in the nurse training school at
Grand Forks.
-
; Z: Mrs ll 3: a. Murphy eta1rned n onday
to t.1 w dock, Mimi, after three eeks
VISIT with her parents, VII and Mrs;
John laell LeeR Penn ss PAM
~ VIC IS 3, ..s :, zss.s. sss ~
81 n ! 49, 11;i.'..s ~ !. = ...e
l. y y i, d
- 8 80 - = = - s.s.s 5 g
u ~ %. ~ 81: ~ e y. 2
n v. 4 =, :. Z: y, ~
$. Z n. Z I. - NJ y.
Ereturne XII their home ma Al sairndnff
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

. Wal iii Haa1uls,man, who keeps auao s
!, ,h;1as, Il shape at Chnrchs Ferry ahs,
Ma fair= at being the next mayor l:g''l q 9.
that city. despite the candldaey . =
Norm Nelson, spent seyeral oas "a = i.
this week attending to nns,assS
tterg ana visiting with b f lFie Erssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

irs. II. il Dodge ana daug hter. Ina,
and son Kenneth, of mister N D,.
we're Wednesday guests at the Great
Northsrn on their return from Cart
r,aht Ganada, where they have been
living on their farm all summer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Walter Bellyea 81 BottinearS arriy g,-
ed Wednesday for n q nor Wis It at f 81
home Of his cousin " Thomas ~,
1ler. He left today for tfrand Forks "
where he will enter the stare uniyer3
55sity id the @med deal ieDartlIaei
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Y Mrs. Andrew styl of Carp enter,
1 Iowa, Sis the guest of herSsis ter, MIS- ells
4. ssi IS On of 7O18 East fifth street,
for j short visit Or her return hon
from Mon ana where she spent the e
summer on her q I'M ~ s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

/ Hans benson, a big No town =,
shin farmer, had the misfortune ~ 70 lali
..,ff load Of hay Wednesday, sustain
= ! severe injury to his back, W Va
did not prove serious, howeve =. i MA
many friends will hope iof : - ~,
recovery. I'd. n s3 fEi: sS$ 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

The store Of Louis Hines formerly
3sof. this city, was damaged by tkeSfires
which nearly destroye ed the Yillagso Of
York Friday. Il. u ines s cccsded in;
saving his bull ding ID ne s:oss s: is
pa covered bsy !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

The proposition Of holding the Mid
Winter fair at an earlier date his
year 50 that the farmers good exhibit
their stock to better adyantag e -
being considered and It. may be pos
sible to hold the fair In November in
stead OF January.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Ind geS lated "a satuiaay :.
tie marriage Of Anna nm gases 81. i ~ -,
ana Thos.L sc 81 staTkWea5 1l.n.
I'm; 1 attendants sNers Miss Norma rs s IN
= AMI 8: IL Anderson Mr. e ann o. MIS-
I.sarnu,onts win reside at tarkT eae a'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

3 Three membe efs n is it Is q 8 famlly
At G;a;iirske were brought 70 the Mercy Y
HOSPITAL Sunday. i'll with typhoid: fever.
Thosesbr ought i'm were Albert, Frances
and Miss Sophie. leonard, another
son Of the family has been there ;t'ois
several days and is very i'll. !: 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

6,ha rles stoesser, the well known "
pen:nr farmer is suffering with so s;prain !,
= and badly bruised Shout er#w h l1le'
= s,,st aimed In a fall from the nay
loft Of his barn, Tuesday. g. VI n No
confined to his room ten Gays d I"
weeks with the injury. n en- y.5s FL 2;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Ms. Necia Buck of Star kWeather,
Mrs. Edna !Solmons and Miss Mary
Barber of Cando, we're here Wednes-
day en- route to Lisbon, where they.
will attend the annual invention Of
the w. &C. T.. u. ..fE5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

ss!sEM rs. F:.5.iAA A. Murphy retnrne Monday
tosMurd dock, Minns after asthreeS weeks
VisifsWith her parents, Nr and Mrs.
John Lee Penn les aecompani:
IA HIS dalgh Ell. as ;ffar city. v
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

81 M. Zimmerman of 4 tAnet returned
home SUNDAY. +. iinhaiAliierma came
up SO attend the Hebrew New Year,
celebration and Wlii,as ii t,'s Gle esty was
4, guest at the home 81 Az AL, ii sprins.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Mrs. Jas. Mash and grandson, Rich 6'i'l
ard ana Miss Masrne Nash left for e
Leeds Sunday. ME MASKS have re
3sided on tile aslam and Me Lean
farm iii aloonan toWnship until re-
Gently. Mrs.. Nash and her ndso'n
viii make their home I'M Leeds and
Miss Nash will i've at starkwe ther.
Her brother, Frank. has also moved
to S1arEWeath er.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

lSss W Gilbert ION left Wednesday at
ster ter for Grand Forks, W here lie
Joined Dine number of North Dakota I'M
dertakers en- route to the national con
ivention at Milwaukee. Mr.. Gilbert
son is the official delegate Of the state.
associa ion, From Milwaukee "a party
will journey to st. Louis and other
points, a delightful excursion having
been arran ged KS 553$,s ?5 3.s y
Attorney Fred J. Traynor left Mon
day evening for Minneapolis where he
will represent the 500 railway at a
hearing in the case Of Chas. Rebillard
of Doyon against the 500 railway. Mr..
Rebillard, who was injured while rid
ing in the Chas. Doyon car which
went into the 500 cut, claims damag-
es TO the extent of $4,000 from the
injuries sustained. 1t was this acct
dent Wrich cost tue life of George
Chambers Of Churchs Ferry. Deposi-
[tions will be taken at Minneapolis,
which will be used when the case
comes up for trial here later. VIM.
Anderson and G.. ). Murphy Of Grand
Forks represent the plaintiff in this
case. @%5
When a mich COW was bid in at
$1O3 Monday at the M'ooers:tScharf
sale in Cato township, new mark
was set for Ramsey county, and pos
s:bly the Lake Region. Following the
schilling address in which he declar-
ed farmer couldn't make money on
q COW worth less than SIS, it would
ind ciate renewed interest was being
taken in dairying. At a recent Benson o1
county SALE. Auctioneer F. H. Hylanpd
sold two cows at s95 each and at ey-
cry other sale in the Lake Region Ems ~
So, COWS were disposed of at fancy
figure. u ssss s.s .2s.4
,1l7f U ". -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Mrs. Albert Swerson ana little son
returned to their home at Webster 'l
Wednesday afte-noo on after a few 81. days
visit here. 10 Vi ssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

y Rev Babcoc ok of churc his Ferry was
down by auto last week Ito Join his wife lie
III q visit atsthe Chambers home.
leonard, the young son of Mr. " and
Mrs: N. Kitsch of aGrske, was brought
10 the Mercy hospital Friday. The The.
iIjoy has typhoid fever. .y% Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

WIN. B. Patty has been engaged TO
lecture here under the auspices OF the
high school for the benefit OF the ath.
letic association on Oct. a The a al
vance agent was here last week and 1l'i
sold j SUFFICIENT number Of tickets e
cover the guarantee. Mr.. Patty ie s ::
lures and demon trates radlurn, ' WIRE re:
less telegraphy and LIQUID air.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

IS. Kerlin is ,ba ck arnong 4 Us. y we Y
neglected TO chronicls the arrival ~ q
Thu lonel last week, due 'to oYerss ll
b,.ts5,is willing ness to get the l1ar
ness again, and travel with auto tour ~
and such, brought to mind that ne
Vas still tie same cons ntious boost
81 and we can not help lesting the
neighDors know tina y u. mas ATTY.
q ia Il GOOD health and S Milling.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Miss Marjorie Mills, d high school
student, spent Sunday at Toxic. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Mills in.
tend to move. to Devils Lake soon and
viii reside here until spring
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Miss Beckie. who trimmed here last st8
year iii the Burns millinery came
down from Leeds Friday 20 visit oye;s'!
SUNDAY with the II. Dickson 1ailNa s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

Miss Pearl Olson OF the New 7 UTA
store, who has been ill since Saturday,
was wednesday taken to Mercy no, ;p 1
tai where she may have to undergo
an operation for appendicitis. Her 3lsl
many friends will be sorry to hear CT
her illness and will hope for a speedy
recovery. .5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

s u cred Mann. Is. presad dent q enc
a. hletic asso citation Of the high school.
~ VAS Ct Grand Forks Saturd and sun sun
t,ay and during his absence endeayoresd !
a, negotia tes for q football game Pc
f,ween the Grand Forks team and the
locals witch Is now being arranged,
Fred visited with William Elmslie ana nd
Arthur Serum and from AZ ac'
W counts both are getting theirs n being IN
initiated into the various sororit!es @
the ID University Of North ia kota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

N IS. los. IN. Kelly has returned ct 7llr 1:''
from st. Paul where she acc mp az
her sons, Dennis and John osephl &: ana M
her nephew FRANCIS Kelly, OF 5Blsbeee,s
Who have resumed their studies dies az
st. Thomas college. VI S.;.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-10

81 Name your farm, then let US furnish I Is b!
you with on farm stationery set. Prices !s
cost reasonable. a, .5s.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
DRY DOCK

When the governments eight mile
canal was wiped out and navigation
improved by the building OF single
lock much bigger than any OF the
three heretofore In use, with 1t went
the government dry dock. To supplant
It the power company is now building
dry dock that will be the largest
fresh water dry dock in existence.
The new dry dock is being built
alongside the new lock, between the
latter and the Iowa shore. covering a
large area where formerly was the
lower lock Of the canal, the head
quarters building Of the United States
engineer oficer In charge OF this part
|of the river, and the grounds OF the
government reservation here.
Considerable filling was necessary
to construct the dry dock which ID
150x463 feet in dimensions, and cap.
able Of accommodating several OF the
largest river boats at the same time
Here will be provision for admitting
and withdrawing the water from the
dry dock on a scale commensurate
with the size of the dock and those
installed in the lock. The United
States will have considerable ma
chine shop adjacent to the dry dock
i The dry dock Is one Of the las,
things to be constructed, in order &c
avoid interference with navigation.
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THE LAKE

Dropping the engineering features
for moment it is interesting to touch
upon the great sixty-five mile lake
which has been formed above the
dam. This extends from the dam
wall between Keokuk and Hamilton
Ill, to point some distance north
OF the city OF Burlington, Iowa, and
gives a deep water route several
miles wide and Of sufficient depth the
year around to float the largest boats
The stage OF water In this lake can
be maintained at the same level the
year around by adjusting the gates In
the dam wall. Not only has the lake
been big boon to navigation on
the Mississippi, but it will furnish fine
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THE BIG LOCK

On Thursday. June IL. 1913, the big
Keokuk lock. one of the largest in
the world. was thrown open to navi-
CATION. The engineering features at.
tending the construction of this lock
were big ones and the power COM
pany regarded the building as one OF
the important phases OF the work.
Before the new lock was built the
government operated a canal along
the Iowa bank Of the Dies Moines rap
ids to enable boats to pass the rapids.
The canal was nine miles long and
had three locks the lower lock being
al the lower end of the water-power
works This canal and locks were
drowned under many feet OF water,
and deep water navigation In the riv.
er substituted therefor. In addition
to the great benefit to navigation, the
government will save much money In
operating expenses each year
Lock Dimensions.
The lock is ITO feet wide and 400
feet long inside, this size being sufh
Gent to lock several boats through
at the same time In the bottom OF
the lock Is gridiron OF culverts, the
main being under the bottom of the
east wall running lengthwise of the
lock, and the crossbars of the grid
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a saeab
Is cost Th loo k the width sho.a
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yard
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sists of carrying the water. under
the pressure OF its head, to turbines
through these water wheels. and from
them to the river at Its lower level
The water is carried through tubes
and in its passage its impulse turns
the turbine wheels, the shafts OF
which actuate the electric generators
on the same shaft.
Like the dam, the power house will
stand for ages. The wear and tear Of
the rushing waters OF the Mississippi
on the power house will amount to
nothing. for it is built to endure 70.
centuries.