Devils Lake inter-ocean., November 24, 1905, Image 2

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Great Opera
Company Coming
The Columbia Opera Company
plaeyd a three nights' engagement
at Minot and the Optic of that
eity, has the following to say:
No other play of recent years
ereated the substained interest
aiilong Minot's better people as
that which was aroused by the Co
lumbia Opera company in '"Said
Pasha" at the opera house last
evening. A packed house tells the
merits of the production which
was the opening of a three nights
engagement in this city. It may
justly be §aid that a number of
Minot.opera lovers were somewhat
suspicious regarding the quality
of the Columbia Opera company,
nnd hence did not attend the Tues
tl'iy -evening performance. This
tear was no doubt caused by the
fact that local people were badly
duped several mouths ago when
tkey gave up their good money to
witness, what tliey supposed was
to be a first, class presentation of
light opera by the Andrews Opera
"company.
However, if there were any in
the audience last evening who
might have entertained such fears
they were soon dispelled and when
the company had finished its first
chorus'the audience realized that
that they had at last been given
the long looked for opportunity of
witnessing something of a high
order. The opportunity was thor
oughly appreciated and the pres
entation was accepted with hearty
applause as the! various stars made
their appearance.
It is but fair to Manager N
Holmes to state that the company
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work
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which he presented here last even-
ing is unquestionably ihe best
dese^W^f i»iLatlT88
sentfttive audience which gathered
to spend a delightful evening
listening to Said. Pasha."
Stanley Felch. the comedian, is
as funny as ever and tlis "Willie
Collier, the second," kept the
andience in.an Uproar of laughter.
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last evening was fully as
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clever as when he made his final for the week- "ending
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Scene From "Tfyat Little Swede''
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At fye Armory, Monday, November 27
company in New York city. His
jrresistable face and basso de
profundo voice were features of
the production and whenever there
was something wanting, this star
was alwaos there with the goods.
Miss Charlotta Gilman, the
prima donna, late of the Foxy
Quiller company, made her first
appearance here last evening and
her work was never below the stan
dard. She was in perfei-t voice
and her Rendition of that famous
Burgomaster ballad,
"I
love Von,"
called forth prolonged applause.
For a tenor of ability, Mr.'C. N.
Holmes, is the best who ever ap
peared in Minot. He won the
andience in his first appearance
upon the stage when he sang the
.'•DesertSong in a very beautiful
manner. This selection gave Mr.
Holmes an excellent chance to
display his cultivated voice. The
andience was not satisfied with
°w-^ition'and.?e
Bayiield. Iu fact it almost
impassible to single any one mem
ber of the company iu preference
to. any other member. They each
have exceptional ability in their
own particular line and they were
all first class. The chorus was
certainly a surprise to local theater
goers for, the Columbia Opera
chorus can
Ho!f£8D^a8manner
in
the audience
THE COLUMBIA
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sinKer was
obliged to respond to an encore. A
Alonzo Chaney. the comedian, ss ahd wHl sd
the genuine comedy of the piece,
showed himself to be an artist fun
making and together with bis pal,
was always enthusiastically wel
come. Miss Eriedy Tittle the
soubrette, who was a former mem
ber of the Floradora company,
made a very favorable impression
as did also Maurice Wish and M
Gr.
and
every
are on the stage
we Tbis
evenin»the
eser ing of the large and repre- -pre8ent that beautiful three act
company will'
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Armory, 3 Nights, Beginning Thursday
Number 30
Thursday, November 30 "Erminie
Friday
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Saturday, December 2
Gusriateeiif the best Opera Ct. ever ii Devils
Funny Qimedians
C'ever Soubrettcs
Pretty Giris
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=7 $
within fourteen days, they will
be sent to the ''Dead Letter
Office.'' Parties calling^
for any
of sai'd mail say "advertised."
the future. 0. R. Miller, who for
some time lias be^n with Mi.
Gilbertson, will have charge of
the undertaking
"work. He has
had a large experience in thiti
line, and possesst-s, in a re
markable degiee, what so
many un ertdkers lack—human
Local Papers'!l:lSi^f
Consolidate
Yesterday the deal was con
sumated for the "purchase of the
good will .f the Devils Lake
rNews
that entertains
at the post office,-Devils Lakr Ed Lohnes farm, 5 miles north
Nov.1and
appearance with the Tivoli- Opera 25th, 1905. If not called for of Devils Lake, on the south
shore of Sweetwater lake, oh
Tuesday, Dec. 5th, commencing
at 11 a. m. sharp, the following
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Johnson Mattie
'Kristehsen Andreas
Anderson Aarry'
Behere Charie
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Bales OF
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Cavanaugh Ei
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Coolidge Laura
Cervenjsa Mary
Deshart Etta
Dordyce II
Frioler A
GlerumJohn
Hamilton Bernice
Hiilstrom
Hansen LSenuie
Heggeiid Gulik
Hansen Mrs Lenlu
Kuuff Rosiuuss
Lincoln Elizabeth
Look
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Mahsfeldt Mrs Etta
Meiui-ad Solomon
Mel
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O iyer Mrs Pat
Ste'hr Frank
Stewart
Stewart F*
Uunpraan I^na
Bmostuen Torme
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Walck Mrs E O 2
Hildebrandt Oscar Yahr Theo N,
Sohmorz Jbhhson
Of Undertakers
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and the Free Press by the
Intet Oecan and Journal publish
minute they ers. Messrs. Shortt and Smith
will suspend their publications
and
will
comic opera, "Ermine, which is and Jo irnal will take the sub
considered the, best piece in their scriptic lists of the two papers,
repertoire.'
advertised L^rra^:
Letters remaining uncalled foe
remove their material
out of town. The Inter Ocean
PUBLIC SALE.
Having decided to leave the
state, I am going to sell on the
one and a half miles east
property: &
14 head of work hbrsesii
36 head of cattle. It
5 Poland Chiha
I 150 chickens. fm
I- 75 turkeys. 'Mf
60 ducks. &
I Champion ,binder, 2 Mc
Cownick binders, 1 McCormick
reaper, 1 McCorraack hayrake,
Defiance gang plows, 22-shde
drill, 110-foot disc, new, 1 road
scraper, 1
3h
wagon, new^ 1 grain tank, 1 set
of bob sleighs, 1 gpnd stone,
^a«d household furiritare, includ
ing beds, bedding, stoves,ranges,
cupboards, bedroom sets,
kitchea cabinet, chairs^ rockers,
parlor furniture, carpets, ruga,,
kitchen furniture. ,kitch
sils, knives? forks di»h
etc., and "also all other sitiall m,
struments generally used, about
a farm,- forks, scoops,* log
chaitis, hammer«, et&, etc.7'
Refreshments served at 12:30.
Frank Hyland will have charge
of the sale.
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the HL look
mg unmarried editor in the
ccftinty, was the city Tuesday
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•, Philadelphia.—Papers contained in
two drift. capks ^et afloat in the polar
seas six gears'ago ha^ro just heep.re^
turned to Henry G. Bryant* president
of-the Geographical Society of Phila
delphia, under whose direction the ex
periment was made. A report of their
wanderings was made by Mr.. Bryant
at the monthly meeting of the society
in Witherspoon hall..
These casks were two of 37 set adrift
at various points in the Arctld regions
during thfe summers" of 1899, 190& and
X901. The idea originated with Ad
miral Melville, who suggested it tQ
the society in 1S'97.
One of these casks w'qs found by
fishermen on .the northern coast -of Si
beria early last summer. They passed
it on to civilization when, the oppor
tunity-arose and officiate of one of fhe
Siberian towns returned .the inclosed
papers to Philadelphia. Each of the
casks .contained letters 'in all known
languages, requesting the,finder to fill
out the blanks, giving date and place
and other information, and to" return
the papers to Philadelphia. Money
for frestage was inclosed in every cask.
This cask was found only 380 miles
from where it was set adrift six years
ago, 95 miles northwest of• Randall's
Island., Its course waa In an entirely
different direction from what had been
expected.
The second cask recovered: had drift
ed -from Cape'Barrow on the. Alaskan
coast, where it had been left- on floe
Ice,, to the northern coast .of Iceland,
and was recovered by sheep herders
a few months ago. It proved without"
doubt what was partly demonstrated
by Nansen's ship, the Fram, and the
Jeannette that a newly found current
flows over or around the pole, coming
down between Spitsbergen and Green,
land into the northern Atlantic.
In the direct line over the p^lar
cap the cask was 2,500 miles from its
starting point, but it'had probably
drifted in a circular course -more than
8,000 miles.
KING OUSTED FROM ESTAT^
Emperor' Francis Joseph Has
Svlcted from Avuitria-Hun
gary Hunting Seat.
Paris.—Emperor Francis Joseph has
been evicted from a hunting estate,in.
Hungary. The emperor had-for some
years past leased from the municipal
ity of Budapesth an estate at Godollo,
where he has been in the habit oi
spendiflg a month or two pvery au
tumn.
The l«aae Ikeiag on the point of ex
piration,. the municipality, in reply ta
the emperor'Sr request for Its renewal,
dispatched a message to the imperial
eoiirt eurtty stating that they had de
cided ta put up the estate for public
auction.
His. majesty, tferough the medium&f a
representative then made an offer' for
the renewal of the lease, but was out
bidden severkl times by other intend^
ing tenants^ until the .price had risen
to enormous proportions.
On behalf of the emperor, the depu-'
ty, M. Hedervary,- then proposed a.
compromise, and asked that the mu
nicipality should bind itself-not to per
mit any hunting in the locality during
the emperor's sojourn at the Villa de
Godollo, which is his majesty's private
property.
This request was flatly refused, the
municipality formally declaring that
"it could not compel the population to
show so much consideration toward
the sovereign."
The syndicate formed for the acqui
sition of the estate thereupon deposit
ed £4.000 with the municipality to
ward the rental, the .chairman'declar
ing that the property shonld be with
drawn- from the emperor's tenancy at
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An old subscriber of the Inter
Ocean states that he thinks Miss*
Mabel Daeley is the^first young
lady to marry who was born in
Ramsey county. It would be
an interesting point of history
to know, Hand the Inter 'Ocean
invites its«readers to discuss the
matter through its columns.
WE TAN
Horse and Cattle 6idcs and
Skills of all FtlR bearlurf
animals suitable for Robes
or Coats. Write for prica
list, Shipping- tagrs, etc. free
M, TAUBERT, Dresser & Dyer,
622 BRYAN AVEVM.
MINNEAPpLISj MINN.
W. C. F0SBURGH
Contractor Builder
All kinds of jobbing prompt
attended to. PHONE 2IO
ESTIMATES URNISHSED
To Loan
ON
I FARM LANDS
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E. J. Chamberlin
Devils Lake, N. D.
N orth-W estern
MAKE MONEY
Minneapolis, St. PmI to Chicago
Fotir Fine Fast Trains Dail^r
For Special Canadian Excursion Pamphlet and way
information dc*tred aboat rates, time of train*, etc,
write to
F. C. I.AHO w. H. MCBKIDX
Trav. Asent Zmr. Agen(
Iacot«b Hotel, WnldoifBoM
Brand Forln, H. n. Fkrgo,!!
Dollar for Every Six Words
anybody can write a story anyots oi people
try nowadays, but il llkes a Conan Doyle
who can create such a character as "Sherlock Holmes"
to get paid lor it at that rate That what Conan
Doyle is paid for th#ne# sf^^
BecenAe# md
w'SurtdafMagaziitf gi^e
fIth Jfnf#PoM#ourtial, The critic^, say this is
the greatest^ stpry Conan Doyle ever wrote and he
said to regard if himself as hte ^eatesf wk.
tyszmfirtf yovr^
HIDES,
FURS ETC
tous-We pay
m^h prices &aell.
^uns, traps etccheap
asafaawfcataseag'
WRIT^FO^oBAEoGU^B^roiCEUST?!
THE ENJOYMENT^^
A GOOD CIGAR
Is a luxury that both old aud
young appreciate. As an after
dinner cigar, a soother beforee
tiring or a stimnient, when start
ing out for business, there is no
cigar made that will give yon the
satisfaction and the pleasnre for
the money that you will find in
DELLA RCCCA* CIGAR.
They are rich in flavor and su
perior in smoking qualities.
DELLAROCCA CIGARS
ipaolced in a«rtiirlt tiu cans eontalaiu
twenty-five cigars, for $1.25, or 5 cents
each. Notnmdebya trngt.
Manufactured bj
Alexander
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Tickets oniale December 4tfi to 3ts& Gd6&
for return three months from date of saW^
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