Devils Lake inter-ocean., August 20, 1909, Image 8

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

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Mr. and Mis. J. J- Brown are the
Xnests of E. M. Ostrander and family
At Chantaaqoa.
Who's filling your prescriptions?
One thing certain—if Moran is, they
are being filled right.
Miss MHJred Vogan, of Albany. *1SL
T, is a gnest of her sister, Mrs. A.
B. Downing at Chaatauqoa.
Bev. W- E- Joobnson and son, of
"Wauaan, Wisconsin,'is a guest of his
vrArother, Rev. E- C. Johnson, of this
«tty. ..
M. Sprang will leave for the east
Snnday to pnrobase new furniture for
the large furniture store of J. Gold
lierg ft Co., of this city,
The Misses Brennan and Mr. W£
v'1 Srennan of Tokio. were in Devils
like Satnrday en roate to Crary
rhere they were Sunday, x.
tSow* to exterminate bed bugs.
There's Just one way to do it so this
jot wQl bother you no more. Use
3Bed Bug Poison put up at the Ramsey-
If your liver is aluggist and out of
tone, and you feel dull, billons, consti
pated, take a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be
fore retiring and yon will feel all rig$it
in the morning. Sold by all druggists-
D. Sullivan, Optlcal Specttalst, of
vJfturgo, will visit Devils Lake, Monday,
August 23. All persons having defect
ive eyeaight^cHrwho need their glasses
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Herb .Bait« agent of the Farm
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IN THE FLYNN
I LOCAL NEWS
William Graham was in Rugby Sat
*rday
C- F. French, of Penn, was in Devils
lake Friday.
John Gill, of Penn, was a visitor In
this city last week.
Mrs. G. W. Fryatt was visiting in
'Grand Forks last week.
.- Miss Basstord was at Starkweather
4be fore part of the week. „.
Basmns SorenstMi, of Webster, was
in Devils Lake Monday.
Howard Whipple and Blanding Fish
er Snndayed it Fish lake.
Albert Jaqna of Tokio, transacted
Irasiness in Devils
Lake#Monday-
D. R- CSiase, of Tokio, was a Inud
ness visitor in Devils Lake Wednes
•day.
Frainfe Palmer, of Fort Totten, was
in this city the Tatter part of last
•week.
Misses Celia Duell and Maade Gra
liam Snndayed at the Dnell farm near
CSarske.
John Tiemeyer, of StarkweatHer,
-was in Devils Lake the latter part of
last week.
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'-. Mrs. L. Carlson and son Paul were
visiting relatives in Uie Twin Cities
jifihit week. -.
Uy*
Mm home.
'16m4y 'Ii*s nwwvtly"pKt"£S''a^
Jdads of wagon and btusy nqplriatr *—-1
ro ^^^ub wwji
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Dev3s: Lake:
No. 1 Hard— $ 92i
No. 1 Northern 91i,
No. 2 Northern-^-, 8^r
No. 3 Northern 8f»i
Durum 78
Flax 1 26
Oats 28
Barley., 43
Butter 25c
Efffts 25
Potatoes 70
like at any time to offer a few sug
gestions as to whether It wools be
a paying proposition or not
Yoars
Formaldehyde has other
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MESSAGE OF 8000
-me eadP^HnT'Siitim tm& fmMrnr ^int ^Inii ihehiw'
ie» viattlitg tern tor «r^tepr
jm JIB IBWWPWf WBr HI iiffflrdolf trffT ft tMjdl
MMM Iv Ik. MMrs
Tr r* tehJh^ji «t ShUM paiM* finmter
*tactory.
Leave orden wtth eWwe K*t«ira, Coant K«nm», tlie iSonisa
*r. Maody or Mr. Kuta, or
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SUCM2EST ABATTOII 1Sh» emperor firtrusted to the drile
'.^T ni' J®'&**&*. ot Am«rfca. ^kwf
the delegatum to «arry
jHUfi tt any luse oasf aaa them on their trip the but wiahftjof:
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respectfully,
•—Kixchof & Cooper.
FRICK FOR CENSUS SUPERVISOR.
C. N- Frick, of Nelscm coun^r. has
been appointed census supervisor of
North Dakota by President Taft
KILLING FLIES—NEW USE
FOR FQHtMALDEHYDE.
During our "early investigations "with
formaldehyde when wa were attempt
ing to develop the method of distal
fee ting seed germs which is now in
general use, we constantly observed
that flies liked to sip formaldehyde,
at least they did it We also observ*
ed that it "did things" to the flies,
and since that we have made use of
formaldehyde as a fly killer by plac
ing" small dishes of it in- sunny win
dows about our laboratory. Peoj^e
generally know the ill effects of hav
ing flies about the hoOSe and around
food. The old method of killing pt
fly paper was not desirable, because
the flies dropped about in all sopts
of places. The formaldehyde is very
much more effective. Flies do iBjt
get far from the dish In which they"
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ONE OF THE FINEST SdHOOil^t
THE STATE OPEN^"
DEDICATORY EXERCISES WiLl^i
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Among the many improvernent8 %t
Devils Lake which 4ie yew^l90& ^e«
completed, none Is
at
greater imso^b-
ance to the town than Is the aratitemy
St Mary's of the Lake, erected
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cause in the quantities that
would absorb it is practically non-pois
onous, go that- flies dropping in fijioff
material would not be apt to capcy
poinonons material in fact they are
themselves in a large part disinfected
by the solution which they drink:
To "prepare this sort of fly poison
put into a dish a small amount' of
formaldehyde reduced to one-half or
one-fourth strength, sweeten with su
gars A few. pieces of paper may be
placed upon the dish to allow the
flies to alight upon and sip np the
moisture from" the wet paper: These
dishes should be placed in sunny
windows and places where flies con
gregate. The owner of the dishes
will enjoy the flies' discomfort
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.. eonaMRtel instttartlofW
at ToUa,
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tobam*. Osaka asd Na«oym. wltlA
wwra fu^nara. tM toralgn
•frtephwwi ttiaistw, and in* minister aad ^ke
^adalct^ ot.^. our ioiN^ -lMap^
Madrid, Aog. 19.—According to ad
vices receivedJhere from MeWla, Mo
rocco, th^ Spanish cruiser Prince Sade
Asturlas has begun an. effective lont
hardntettf.
i)ll~ iiitiar/'M
point on t$e
coast where the Moors ara conccjt
trated. ®f
GenereU Marina, the oennmaader
the Spanish forces, has sen&fi.OOO
by#sea. down the coast to^
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Sisters of Mercy. s
Undertaken with no outride heljj»,
tiie building completed, stands as z.
monument to the ^Uence aM^^ &re
sight of the able Mother Sdperior awl
her devoted band of Sistera.
*nie building is modern In evwey
AGAINST M0
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GENERAI..|IARiNA.
sad turn -Jie position of the Aiffs on
Guruga mountain. This nawemettt
will be supported' t£r the main army,
wWch win surdi cHt fn the direction
Of Nader.. General Marina ha* for-.
Udden tfce war cerrespapdents ia Moc
neeo.to send ont dlspalchaa during
tbesi" riiiii nitrms' sfe
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Or. bpoteeeper.^iiiit sold tmtimttf
wooded Us am.Omi*mp£ihm, Jri
sad IhaaldBed hiinaetfst^Jrhoo^
ka«u The elder
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muaibat oi mem dk
Ssad withdrawa far temporary ititv'
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totor departmeni wias made when
Aettef ••'8ecs»ts^^--jW1Iw»* withdrasr
9IX& ««re« skaS» t^ CMomilo rtvef
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respect, and the ««inipment such as
to proyide jfor all the needs of a fin'
ishied educatlon~aceottiing to the stan
dards of the ds^y.r. Moreover the suc
cess of thtr school tt assured by the
fact -that It has already attracted two
-thirds' af the nifimber of students that
it will accmnmodate.'^
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Thus the Instttuticm become? an^
Integral part of Devils Lake business.
concerns, adding niOt only to the cul
ture of the towb, bnt also to its popu?
altion, and business.
Realising all thiS, and mindful
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li(EN ERAi. W4 LL1AM BOOTH.1
which he has been forced' to abandon
^hls evangeiiBtic tour of the provinces.
ftbe general jecently underwent alt'
operation for cataract, but It failed to
restore his faillng sight and today
Ims to be led «couni9L.. _/v.~
Bis condition Is growing worse and
total blindness is thre&tened.
[bechver retains control
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Yeikeileat^e, %eid- |f«r.-
Ttbm
4e^«aon d&aIlb#BvtM!
jjtibk ekecofa«5 W fk^d-pM^ui£
C%:n«!ixe i& Zmtie*. vaipwts,
was dsBaredst^„|i
-in.-hte ^nnftr^td
that he had made a oontlnuou*
'«rt to t«|te -OB the assets, but
"waar of ttwa hsd aojresd
m|rtcet value theyJxmia not be turned
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iageti, Au^ 17,—The mlois-
*erW crisis which fc»Uowe4 xe»
feaa^on of the Danish cabinet last
mo!^ lMs«auB6 of its fallure to secure
the sopport of pcrUameat fdr pro
wUftaiy d^WMO
«a^(4rtth-ti)o fomation
of
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the bet tha^ noSasslBtance- has been
asked bom our peopie, it Is nowj^ut
ned by the many fri&nds of the sisterB
to make the ded}caticm an event prof
itable to ths sctool management ?|n
General Booth Threitened WIth, Total
h»ih undertaking fill the friends of the
Sisters, irrespective of creed, are
taking part and Tnesday, August 24^
w|ll be a day set apart to show the
good will of all Devils Lake citizens
towards an institution which means
mtich to the town.
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PLOT OF CASHlEfl
London, An§. 18.—GentetO Bobth, ^.
head of the .Salvation Army, Is in dan-
Springfield. TB^ Ang. 18.—^That~ Jthe
robbery of the Farmers and Mer
chants' bank at Franklin raoantly was
carried out in a plot and that there
was no Inoney stolen tram the bank
at that time la the substance of the
oonfeasion nude 1qr Joseph Grant
aUas Vigua, oi 8pringfleld. who was
arrested immediately after the robbery
•nd held as a sospeot In the case
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New Tort, Aug.. 18.—Harrington
la continued aS Teoetver of
estate of the late Otailwi^i'
fa .it 'decision filed by the
StabrcMt conrt of appeals
llie receiverr^inas. mpotftted tp£
f^tlon instituted Iqr the tinder
ind Electrie BaBway company of
Xosdao, Sag., a creditor, askln
sOmiiilstraUon and distrlbnUon of the
*lt*te. Appeal from hls appotntmen'.
token bgr Lotds S. Owsley,
t»:
Getty Wright." caahtoT oT Oe bank. *?,
sad James Tilbble ars cbaqed with
eonco^lcg the plot
,. Tbe oonfesslon was made to 8heilff
Araff sad Is signed hjr Grant He ears
that be was hired by Tribble to "rob"
the buk and thst Cor his servloes he
m* to receive $TB. He ssys that he
was made acquainted with Tribble by
wulard Jonee, a bartender ln Bvans'
aalooa at Springfield, to whom Tribble
told the story o* the finandUd straits
fa which WMght, the cashier, found
hlnieelf fallowing specnlatkm on the
board tri^de.
GURTIS8 SPRAINS HIS ANKLE
Ajwerioaw Aeronsot Injured la Aoot
tfent In Franoe.
Rhelms, france/Aug. 18^-Glen H
Onrtlss, the American aviator,
^rtdnodhls ankle la an accident here,
tat is able to direct the repair* of
Ids aeroplane. HftcgqU not say when
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It Is planned by the ladies of the
town to serve dinner and supper at
the nevt. schooL building oil that day,
and it is believed that the.imdertak
ing will be liberally patronized.
Hie completed program, of the d^y.
Tnesdsy- morning "'lO al ml, Mass,
and at.lts^close. tiie regular 4edicati(m
Twelve o'clock dinner..
Afternoon from S'to 6 a musical prc
^ranmie 'to'be-furnished bylocal tal
ent."
Snpper from S o'cldck-to 7. Zir*'s
Mndi enthnriasm in the caose ls:
being ediibited by the^ladles in charge
of the affair and It-is:believed: that:
none of our citizens will refuse to add
their mite to the general fund of good
will and appreciation- "-'TJ
t~ai
ger of jtptal bltoineaB, on account of' gjj
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WANTED—3lrt Jtor
work, inatilre at otte»jDr.. Jonas.
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WANTED—Sewing girte wanted, 601
Six&. streetk Mr* J&-«jT
WANTED^Man, and wife* iraat work
in North Dakota whoat flrtds, wife
to nm oodk cSr, four yeaw mpsri$
enoe. Man or bnstdle team, F|
Thomas»"238 JL TJniwr%il»ft,"StC:
Paul, ainii.
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TO THE FARMERS.-^ frm »*y «he
top price for Mdes, woal attd scrap
iron. Davis RnWn. 5« Second «t
Weigh your load it the dtky ocale,
(Haley ft B^land) before]
the yard. gg
he wonld resume h& iQg&£i
The storm that destToyed tlio rooi
of the Aerodnune here was jreeponsi-
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slight InJuHes to 200
men,. Cortland Field Bishfirp, jtoreign
representative of the Aero, cdub ^ai
America^ denied that the WSrildJl
^aotbers^purpose .jsttbig IfiK'-'tdarOtt
tor alleged violation of fltribr rights,
added the yglalions between
ImisteordiaL
BLUE ARMY. REPULSES
BoateiiTe
Attaoklno Force at
ila
BoBtoii, llmg.. 18.-^An attire
Minneapolis, JlW.'
trail ot blood in Its wsk«^%^mlomO'
blle ran over Fred State*, "a Mry
farm hand, on SupeiW boulevarxL
two miles sonth of the city limits,
killing him Instantly^ and thes disap
pearing faf'the,
•wsa foond four hoors latw by a
v®*.«ardener
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vera
«. AnnUmated^l^^
lortifications
at
Boston harlmr by tito
led army, of invasion was
)md succeasfnlty repulsed by the M«s
dgtena^
being totaQy annlhllated in the iqpin
Ion of the umpire, Captoln H. ^T. Fat
ten. The attacking ftfroe consisted of
shoot 200 m«u composed of troqpu
Horn Forts Totten and Hamntow. The
defenders suffered a loss at only ~e!gbi
sen men rat of aferce 13^, 3»e
•ncsgemeat occuned ''Mat
ft"* tnni the resldsooe United
States Senator Henry Cabot ,'ti6dge.
•ad followed an attadk W the^n
vadem npon the aeoondary ststkm ift
Nahaat
itato Kills Wan -a^C&^siifS
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on his ^ay to town.
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