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Devils Lake inter-ocean., August 13, 1909, Image 1
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Mags
'&SM
h'xi
vouxxvh-^no. at 5 •*?.' 1
if,-/u-^.V* v. iti^Afc.
CyARLlE MATHI, A FINN UBOR.
eSsi®/ •£1N
KIllLtb FOR HI* WOfritf
r^eft vws iepgf^td Inthttcl^iTues
"darLnlght-that a murderhad been eomr:
mitted atBroeket. Wednesday States
Attorne^'Duell, Coroner E- W. Gilbert
',«to and Sheriff Belford went, to that
plfi^aiid found the conditions about
as follows:.
I -is®'*" %&t "MatM :the ititif3ered
IJgr taan/ Charies Johnson, a man^njuned
Hill and another man, all Jgtyilanders,
had been playing cards.when It was
discovered ^hat Agathl had consider-:
0|§ aTjlemoney. Fnjm confessions' made]
y/ by two of the Men Johnson Intimated:
tojBtilIth|t,be WM going to get. the
money\ac§"vHiil-ta^ted,"hlm. b^ litf
elnuating that he did sot dare to taei
kle Mathl- At about eleven^ o'clock
Taeeda^itlg^t/wt^Uatii! was going
down t£e railroad track he was ,ac-:
ooe ted by Johnson and Hill whd def
mended th^ Matht had glr||
B^ner-tai,anoiher ^^jr^and'^E
tj^d hls aasailanta, ^jto-lnsj^UMt ln hi#
Vtprnln$ Over the oaeflL Daringi&e'trot^
%to!wei«
Area, biie tf them ^piassiiS?"' throngli
2 tSpXbl'B lungff'Wid. aeverlng^' fertery
CRaBhjg death In a Bhort tbn$
1 ^OnjBBTivtog at E^ocket Coroner Gilt
MrtB0n
rti0(^.
tftok ^n Deputy Sheriff "6le J&ndereon
ox Edinore, aiuL.they came across
W .'
maw jwlfcfag.
we»-s»|de ^t&^ttt|ln^icnt o£an^
lupprtonee^ prisdners s&dxir no
^eistenos toreplaln£tir5 They were- re
Suited to^jBrCKsket wheW^hey^ wfre
brought in singly to the
iSM murdered Jaia^ lay and put thirough
IjL rapld-Are^aeettonlng by States At*
f^rney Dueirand C5oKner Gilbertson,
mm
11
Charge of the remains
and held an ^in^est^ JWojrtl Y&susen|
out fnam -that place along Jthe line to
be on iie lookout^ for JohfisonJ vA
«o«ple of automobiles ««re'dtaite3^
the branfeh, One of theitt containing
tWt-geHtlemeff^ froni Brocket who
knew JohnBon^hfe jiiibv
'"—'fl" iu iHlf|....-»
Ui6 result that Hill first erave
away considerable at tto story and
•tfhen they had finished -with Johnson
the remit was stout
asabov^
stated-1
," Thejnurdered manwas £i#ed.at
BrockatWeanesday afternoon and tbm
two meriarreated
tor theznttrderwere
brought tothls city the saate-after
noon to appear at ahearlng eetfor
Thursday afternoon, following the
NO. 5.
•^0 is."1 7-i '^V^'
Aswe'g» topreeajk'.pr^limiaary
examination Tof-thevaccused men is be
ing held before'Juatice Wnt Orr, and
both prisoners -will in alTjirobabillty
to bound oW to fire district court
where a charge wijlWentered against
them ot murderln the Unit
Fred JD. Locke has money to loan^
On farms. lxw iate^f interest with
special payment privilege* Phone
889. Js*
a, ^k K\' tf
wG*-
Base Ball Games
"ti
tj».r'V &&K
b^t FOR-DEV^S fcAKE AND
fred BlalsdeU/lecretaJy^of
has issued two new-cl|^rt6re tor Ram
sey count?- One fs tjie f^North Dako
loratone, 6»?s- ~i» -^weiwNlfttiBa
l^rksT-l
•p
1room
whe»
The otbeje bi' Mcae
Realty Oon^w^'T captoilstock^O^OOi,
Incorporator^)
fit j.
I
m§
1
^1,
ifire were two base ball games
played at Crary Sunday, August- lst
The flret game wis between" Crttr/
and Lakota and. resulted in a score ot
5 to 7 in favor ot Lakota^ The ne^t
game was between Gra»y. and th&
White1 Uly Itayj Seeds aad^resultea
-ik,*^8$6re ftf W'^'inTavor
and.fthen neyer.aeen^O^t,
i» IAIy playera w^re aa,,foUqfwai,
OtooH c, .(^ude Devany"
*p,
Amedy tktier^^, 'mdt lE&fete^ 2b.
Berker' as/ Henrjh Lattery 8b, Joe
KifeisefU, ftoble Chancercfi John.Eea4
g^ irw
mk
1m.
&P
4^
TwoNewChartef^
|or ^msey €o.
'1
rllioi3^a%2LBngj^iorn,
K.JL. Baeverstad and Wi-A- Hausmann
a 4
•memim
mem-
a
|lp0iVlW '''t^K^
mrrrz&
r,
tot thehaadU|yg nellarge t&w&Hot
some tioM jiwt «td arer now situai&l'
so that they oan 'mov^ a very~lsBx»
volume oi grain "ta a short tixne^' raft
greatest dlffloulty ttiey axe llk^y $tt'
have will be a ehortage of meiTW
operating purposes-
At every aide tr^ck. along the bnes
ot tbe railMBdaUi^te is aV
empty box cars, ready for user
^y can furnish a very large numSet
of para in a short time at any sta£loi£
The engines are lb good repair an&>#
largenumberof the® areavailablei"«
that it is thought that the crops from
the northweet ^an be shipped'Nxkt
promptly^ „-b I
^77T-tr*25tL
the ct^'lft^iWvetoped^d
our. buatogps^iHioneys^ 8p|_
inds. The«j&tter or
^oent«r^ alll
the^ireltoe
tha^t ^wpuia %^eflt the city,yanafin
l^e ^c&iiwe bf his temarks 8flygge8ted
Varto^yrfto^dles for .con^tlons^Jthictit
^o: eHst feat would ^-trf/unt^T^ea
efit^ if.remedied. ^He^tnick
%t frSfi^ tte shQulder, hewed
tl^ l^,nn^^
wn»«! the^r i&|^t,:With the r^itilt that
hovq&i pt our j^o^Oswe»9"jp^tiy* *Wd
hit "J7-1
i*r sT\
.M»rfnftng^«iKA»L'|n ^juteertidn
tenps otl ihe-. daa^ge
kt£u^er again|it the^tgwi^an^ showed
the ^reai good that waay an d, oot^d
b@ 4fcife by the boo^r^Jtot*^ged oor
o»9n^%'tunohg otir peopie^and plead
for the retention tjl^NcapliaiJIn Jbe
cftjffiMr p& a^vwaam^^ ike city,
ISie mian ^rao invests his surplus
caidtel.--!»^^ioineB^tn^^r^,Neva^a,
aid otherpl^,si^l|»^^ lands
and other
|ut8Wev
vTha
J^aoea, was con-
despoied aa not properly a^sisdng In
pn^hlng "his own ,^slt^. ^Bfe suggested
capital so lnvfa^pd, kept at
and used in.asstoting the ente^
prises In our dty Wd ^of surprifr
ing benefit antt-rpay gjood returns to
tfi^|1nve#tofc Se ^sfienu»ed seliiah^
neB&foa the (^tlzens, and
suggested oooperation la jiushing for
its aili^MMiaent.^ti'
ef
laok,of
that
5@TO3
3
np so
,91 spei a ftr«igtb«nlng of
bettey onea tw built.
houses to Iomu
WawihoBtt.
li
Ob# f*
%rtnpipa^taple ST ^vcnsatfon for the
'i*8t tew, .days, and while the greater
m, ie^iggejrtloitf^prob^ly
I i#w*#ia--totf_§«ew it Is, not
tlun» ti^ Ibsen
ad^a&bed that wlll/be of lasting
m«y0svl!B I«ks:aadits vefii&i
1.^ W.
^n»e beta foge to wmsi® Tneid^ ^ftenb^iL at
mm
BOOSTER LECTURE ON MONDAY
N
-i&Vort0 DEVILS LAKe£®ft
if -i- isiesmt
The iecture by d^orge BlackstqjMt
Irving at the oourt hpuBe Monday eve
ning was one frought with excellent
advicfr to our city from siart rjo &te
sih, ami. it is regrettable that there
was-not a larger attendance
to hearhim^ as the dty could be greafc
iy^benefittedbyputting4n^execution
nauay,6t the Suggestions g|yfen by
.He ln^erw£^.«5«^W5u
and seems to be imbued with faculty
of finding o^t a' very iw^^roiai^-of
thlngsin^i^erttinie
0^ o'idoelL Sdmer O- Chose,
poypn «^d Hiss Efva U^iOtmnlck, ot
^rUiOTie, Minn., were united ln holy
^Mlock, Bev. T. A- Olsen officiating.
!an( Mrs. Chose will be at home
r--.
jfiieiy blends to Boyon after Sep
/tSHsber 1st, at which place Mr. Chose
J6 ,^mpldy^d ln„the Doyon lumber of-
*v
MAtfekAL QlvWtlfl VIEW8
IN THI8 MONTH'8 IN8URANCE
Mi
£^Ue "iStaie." Insurance
A
*1J- ii0-
thou^nd^eeb
mnstf^a- run topim permanently
ewt& tipvtoand along the aimb"
•jrafiau^apM jtfffifa, t&pewm.
A sectljd o^rofl, secu«Mf-1i^4 "erect,
iuust rise h&m flje fcirculti a hel^it at
five'feet ev^ty ^twenftr feet aloog the
roof comb and there must be one rls^
Ing above t^ clbse besld^ '«ach
ney.orotherpkanifieoc^
f.
:6uflefln^ltfosi
H^and 22f wbich" lias just been issued,
contains an article from Sx-State Fire
Sferehal rf ,Ohio relative to lightning
to^s a^d^te. proper .^ay to derive the
benefits froin tbefli. The article fid
tefs:
4T
3+f 1 \.
In BVariW the Tightest'galvanized
*t6el rpd permitted is three-fifths of
aj?Jtech 9ina^e- A rod'of copper must
w^gh, ^according to the scientists of
fi^majiy, as much as a solid copper
M§$ one-third at an i&ch^ln diameter.
TB^Ughtetfir rod among the'seventeen
endorsed by the lightning rod commit
ta| pf tl^e State Association of Farm
%unuance '€(snpanles is a cop-
Onea^uprightswOonmustbe^eof
or
bright.
The rod muit" bfer held away from
the :&nn<^ii^not nailed to -tti
^IEb disregai^d any of "these "musts"
Is to seriously impair the value of the
rod.jA rod tbat-ln,fcny way fell short
of
theee requiremintB would not be
mor^ tips of a mettf that will stay.]
wot^pntttog
1%^TfieLBwt8hap^ ^.401
The motal in a rod should be shaped I
so aa to give it a large surface because
the current caused toy'tf ^thunderbolt is I
of tbe sort that travela near the aur-J
face'of the conductor. That Is called
skttCeifect" for the electricity crowd
lnta |^e one^thirti^th of ian Inch nekt I
to tfe external surfiwe- Many ll^nt-l
ningvittd agentab^Uevfeand tea«h thatj
electricity travels on the outside of a
wiief /it certalnljf cannot
A^teel rod is rolled in a star shape I
and 'galvanized. Mother rod Is made
byioUlng sheet ooppeto'qverstar-shap-j
ed steel- This gives a'bopper eurface]
and a metSil., core to 'tiike up heat into
which fte en pi^6f ^Sie^flash, is con-|
verted. All other copper rods are]
made of many wiret^in-tHnder that they I
may have large ^ijrSSaee. VThe way in I
which'th£ wires Int-^per cables are!
twisted or vtoven dc^ittt effect their
_. ....
se ouir
be W in tape
tbro^h, *hb ^hfr.nnder-1
ground -water which -feeda our wells.
A rod, lB TforthlesB 4f uot Tim down tof
wh?r^ 08^ iV pfttstonen^jpotatare.
In mopt' TocaKties'this depth Is .eight I
to ten feet, In rodding an expensive
:.' -v V\
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^"W #tC R?
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
For the WeekM kw ti
Jclin W. Maher and Geo. H. Locke
and wives to John and Tina Carlsm,
lots 9 "and 1Q, blk 18j Maher and
Locke's 4th ad to Devils Lake |400-
Hendrick Anderson. Anne Nord, An
na Paulsen, Torger Anderson, Hans
Anderson, Marie Knutsen ito Norman
Nelson, 1-2 sw 1-t sw 1-4 5-155-66
and -nw 1-4 nw 1-4 8-155-66. $1.00.
TJ. S. to Geo. H. Clace sw 1-4 7-158-
Patrick J. Wheeler and wife to TOmii
Matejcek, lot 39-bIk. 6, Lawton. $16.00
U. S.to Ole Bars tad se 1-4 26-158-61.
Mary, Conway to Patrick Shea ne
1-4 26-158-61. ,.: reu.qAFTi72ttnags ?g
1-4 9-167-64. $4,600.
Mrs. Bvalena Swangon to Andrew J.
Stade lot 6 blk 83. Devils Lake $2,
W0.
Andrew Stade to Jens Svee, lot 5,
blk S3, Devils Lake- $1.00.
John W. Maher and Geo. H. fiocke
and wives to Caroline Samuelson, lots
21,22^ blk 14,JBaher ftjb^e's 4th ad
to Devlls Lake. $400.
Fannie & IQmslle and husband to
W. H. Held, lots 17, 18 and 19, blk:
6, Maher &• Locke's second ad to Dev
ils Lake. $626.
Geo- H. Locke Euid Vsife to Wm. H.
Held, lot 16, blk. 6, Maher and Locke's
2nd ad to Devils Lake. $260.
New Englanders
Visit Ghautauqua
-sfA
1"
V\
MEMBER8 OF BOARD OF TRADE
,0F WORCESTER, MA«8, OUR
GUESTS SUNDAY.
The excursion train of the Worpes
t»r, Mass., Board of Trade arrived in
Devils Lake aeeording to atbedtie
Sunday ^jpipgxt
Mtevthejlargepa^otflw
TfteiriHitoi® were taken to Chautau
^tta where rellgioas services were
Tield in the auditorium which were
-^ordclpated In by most of the visitors
a& well as a large number of the cW-
m&
nwred by
Addresses were^de-
ge^all, of Woroes-
s83M
I
ofilnet^itoj
section at ioA .w»tv?lse ,^j
each chimney for the mo^str-1
air.tp ^e6trW*sr:-vThe Wteh
chiimeyr aixyfc itfthej lihou^
p^t©6ted, for it is the one most uB
WfflS
Wftb Ae evening ot Ae first form of
dfif new school year youH of course
want to have a good supply of such
fr artkles as school work requires.
nn x„Ji. &
Whaleva you need in
ter and Rev. G. Johnson of this ^ty^
The glee clab accompanying the ex
cursion also rendifered a fine selection.
The services we»e short after which
time the visitors enjoyed a look over
the Chautauqua grounds.
The west Is a revelatlon to muiy of
the New Englanders who have never:
been this far west before and theft"
ideas of this country have been gw
ly broadened- They -were well pleas
ed with the city, the Chautauqua and
the people with whom they came In
contact A',
Storm Does
Much Damage
THE ELECTRICAL 8T0RM LAST
FRIDAY DID CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE IN THI8 CITY.
During the electrical storm v&ich
passed over this place last Friday
morning, considerable damage was
done here. A house on the other side
of the track was struck by lightning.
and set on fire, but owing to the heavy
rain that was falling the blaze was ex
tinguished.
SCHOOL SUPPUES
You tan find in our ample Hock. As
we bay largely trf such goods we -are
tile to give better values then
ponble ebuun
l^^eady ?v«ything
^.qfuS&aim
yourpta»e.
The greatest damage was done at
the XT- &. weather bureau, which was
also- struck by a bolt of lightning.
Owing to the electrical apparatua used
at this station the lightning was eas
ily attracted to the building, and many
of the Instruments used In the station
were destroyed. Most of the weather
recording at the station Is done auto- 4
matically and of course the destruc- •,
tion of the Instruments necessarily de
stroyed the records for the day.
At the station the Instruments used
are nearly all carried in duplicate so
that the new ones could be installed
In a short time, hut the records for a
.time were lost which is really ^ybie"
most severe loss, as they are of great
importance to the government
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James Leroy Purdy. age 26,Brocket,1
to Alice May Walters, age 19, Lakota.
^elmer O- Chose, 26, Doyon, to Eva
McComiek, 18, Doyon.
YOU NEED FOR
WOM.1<p></p>WHAT I INE-EJ-/ rvi
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