Devils Lake inter-ocean., October 01, 1909, Image 1

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

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Miss JHeJen L. Shearer was united
in the holy" bonds of wedlock to Dr.
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,, promptly at the hour appointed,
Misi Cairns took her place at the
$iano tad accompanied Mrs. O. P.
-r- Blonde who sang "O, Promise Me," in
i.ji very pleasing manner.- The strains
w-. j* ^E5w4-"rf-music then changed :to Mendel-
"%%C^ ding party-appeared, led by Rev. Ar
thur G. Bailey who, followed by the
I £Foom and-'his best man, _Mr. Boy
It^VJ Shearer,1 slowly moved toward the:
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ding maieh again jsounded and the
happy 6raple m«r^bi3 riowly from the
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chMCb to Jhe jijnriages In waiting
t'.were driven direct to tl^e hoi^d of the
1 bride's parents where a private wed
ding supper was served for the Imme-
If'Ik dlate members of thfe family."
The bride was handsomely gowned
I9 nreain messaline stllc, o^ lMfr
it cess, en-trahtt. In her hair She wore
1 lilies of the valley, and carried a bo-
Quet of bride's roees. The hrfdes
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For a long time^ there has not been
Tfritnessed a prettier-wedding in Devils
If Lake, than that which, took place at
the Westminster, J^eSbytferianchurch
-"Tuesday afternoon at 4 Vclocfc^wiien:
SBOhn's Wedding March, 'and the wed-
alta*: throughtHe east aisle
the" ch^rc^,' While the :-bri4e upou
j'the arm of her fattito and attended.
1 ty her bridesmaid, MJjbs Itoe CJonnol
ly, was approftchlng through the west
tilsle. As the-two pajftles -took their
-4«^i-iplaceB the masic cbangsd to the soft
strains of "®9the "WUd,JKise," which
fit,| 'waa played aoftly thronghoiit the cere*-
Wony. The ceremony used was the
ftately and beautiful ring ceremony
the Presbyterian church. Alter
lie father l^ul given hla^ughter in
matrimony to»the S[fOOm, tike contract-
yC^h ftUS parties took their place beneath
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maid wore a'-gown of lavendeir silk,
and carried piok roBes.^.^/.^- -f ••,
The ohnrch^rwbfc' hm^tUolly- kecoi^
ated for Jthe .occasion with- autumn
leaves aitil dowers in profusion which,
together with, tW large wedding bell
of green and wfylte made a beautiful
setting for a beautiful wedding, The
guests present numbered about 126.
The day had opened with a wed
ding breakfast at 9:30 partaken of
Jf? thp weddloif "party, and served* at
the homs^of the^brlde's parents.'
Thl happy youiig people wer&'tha*
recipients of many beautiful and use
ful wedding gifts, reminders to them,
In the pleasures of their home life, of
the .love and esteem of their many
friends. The gift of the groom to his
bride was a beautiful pearl brooch.
Both 'the young people are well and:
favorably known in Devils Lake. Miss
Shearer having made-this her home
with her parents foe some years, and
Is well known as the possessor of a
beautiful soprano voice, as^weB as
many womanly graces. The groom:
has noticing been a resident of Devils
Lake, but has taken his place aB a
competent ybung dentist, and Is a
young man of rare worth.* Already
house keeping has been inaugurated
In cosy quarters provided in the Mann
block, where they will he at home to
their friends after November 1st,
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs
Romig will Wish them" long life and
happiness, and the best of the good
things throughout the journey of life
which they .,now undertaike together.
O'BRIEN BROS.
IN NEW STORE
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O'BRIEN BROTHER8 HAVE MOV
ED INTO NEW QUARTERS.
O'Brien^ Broil, 'have movedptheir
hardware Store: into the^new 'building
just being-completed by -Bangr ^&
WlUeman east of the Whlteft H6bde
^on clothing itore.' '. The ropm occu-
^e n«WbrM' ttls'a
f^ad Jts« he^t" ta^tiUy "flntehe^. «&d
shelvedf ln^the latesT approved style,
especially for the -occupants! In the
year of the store there is an elevator
which runs up to the work shop above
which is 25*40 feet
0*Brien Brothers have 'the store
well filled with their large line of
hardware ana. will 'he glad to greet
their old customers aB well as many
new ~ojaes In their new location.
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ORGANIZED IN DEVILS
LAST WEEK
A-Jocal W. C. Tr-U. was orgajoized in
Deffis Lake last week, at" a meet&&
held for that'purpose at th^jhojne of
Mrs. "W. M. Holbrook.' A constitutlftn
and by-laws was adopted and officers
elected for the ensuing yeatT Tbe
lowlng Is the list of officers and the
personell and the organization:
Mrs. A. S. Hopkins, president Mrs.
J. A. Half vice president Mrs.
Godward, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Martha Shelver, recording secre
tary, and MrB. Eva Olson, treasurer.
Following is the list of active j&Mit.
bers: Mrs. Ella Cairns, Mrs. 1L^.
Cuthbert, *, Mrs.,-J. H. Collinscm,^rst
Ruger, Mrs. H. Al Winana, Minnie
Lindfeldt, Mrs. J. S. Kirk, Alta Thpe,
MrB. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Prudence
Olsen. Mrs. W. M: Holbroofc Helen
H^lg, Alsina Jones Anna McLean^
Mrs. C. F. Moody, Mrs. I. Glerunr, Mrs.
Jennie Nlmmo/ Mrs. G. B. Godward*
Miss Nelda Grove Sara M. WelBhana
Mrs. O. W.VOhnStad, Helen Sheared,
Mrs HenTJ-S ilale Laura GretzsingeTi
Miss Annie Hoghaug.
Rev. Arthur G. BaUey, Bey. T.^iv
Oloeo and J. A. Halg were elected: |uf
honorary members of the union.
THE 1909
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COUNTY AUDITOfi.BJCE HAS CO«|r.
PLETED THE
^Ounty -Audltor Blo^ has
last year, 6.2 mills. The county levy is
practically the same as last year 10.8
mills, marine? a total tor the county
and state of 16 mills.
The Valuation Is as follows:
Personal' --it..! 2,607343
Beat'estate ........ 4,683,960
tal l^aluattpn^ J|i||
county 7fl91Si)3
Opt of which Devils lake has a
valuation of $1,078,029, or over one
seventh of the 'totali
The following ^luatton^for isseSs*
ment of railroads, te]egroph, and tele
phon^ linee/ and express companies
for Ramsey county "has been certified
to pie county auditor:.
Great Northern railroad..$ 1,084,738
Farmers Grain & Shipplng-^fe
Co. —,—!-. '125,134
-Sioux Line 1 1,535
Devils Lake & Chautauqua if'^
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Northern Express
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Western Express Co.» (Boo
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Western Union Telegraph
Soo line* telegraph dept.* .,
N, W. Telephone Co.
1ST. Dak. Independent Tel
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Northern Telephone Co ",it
Lawton Telephone Co.
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DEVILS LAKE,' NORTH DAKOTA, OCTOBER 1,'1909-1
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Sheriff Frye Saturday. He was found
in his place of business on Third
street and when' the arrest was made
it Is stated thattiters waa a quantity
of liquor on hand and that there were
several present purchasing the same.
On Sunday Sheriff Belfbrd, armed
with a'search warrant from the States
attorney raided the: establishment of
John Johnson on. the west.Bldp. Here
he found the proprietor, with a .-few
friends and a quantity^ of the .goods
that cheer enjoying a pleasant siesta.
The wet goods and the proprietor
were taken to jail and both parties
were brought up for hearing Tuesday
morning.
Slutz was brought before Justice
Jones and was let out on $300 cash
too&d to apapear for his hearing next
Tuesday afternoon, and Johnson was
Jtaken before Justice McClory where
he was let out on $100 bond.
FARGO MAN
WARDED CONTRACT FOR LAY
ING LARGE AMOUNT OF SEW
ER IN. DEVILS .LAKE
THIS FALL.
At a special meeting of the city
council held at the city hall Monday.
9)ght the bids for the construction of
»(new trunk line "sewer through the
a )rthweat po^m of the*:City was
ft parded to ^Ii Q. Schrath, c|C Fargb.
8 bid of $27i000'being the' lowest.
iere were besides Mr, Schrath's, two
o&er Wds, Tom Young of this city,
10 bid $29,000 and Gilbert Haggart,
Fagro who bid $31,000.
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3TATE8 ATTORNEY'8 NET DRAGS
IN two WORE
BLIND ,»*I^INe^!ll
Attorney Duell In
lHro more alleged violators
first of the weeb, the Hrst betag Twn
Slu^,^whot|^asv arrested
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/dlwt of 4he construction tof th#
e^^rill l^e met if the property
ttius henfttte4, which
'^H^ttOThtiM^vbe paid ln^ teupannual ln
stallmenfa, thus i^lievlng thepj of the
turden tha^t would be ocoudoned by
having to ,pay the entire amount at
onetime.,.
The cost to^ each rf the property
owners will be approximated by a
special assessment.committee consult
ing erf George Juergens, Herman Bat
ten and Henry Hale.
TOUCHES
HIGH SPOTS
GREAT NORTHERN: RUNNING THE
NEW FAST MAIL TRAIN FROM
CHICAGO TO COAST.
IVe-JSreat Northern has put on a
nftw train carrying only mail and ex
press cars that tuns between Chi
cago and the coftst- and promises to
break §U records and so secure valu
able contracts for carrying the mall
between the coast and Chicago.."
The train rung from Chicago to St
Pauf over the Burlington route, and
frbm there to the coast over the Great
Northern running over the Aneta cut
off, between this city and Casselton.
The train left St-Paul l:lBJioura
behind" schedule }»Tuesday and
hswl made up moBt of It when it was
held up for about half an hour by a
freight train with a. hot box and ar
rived^ In this" city one hour behind
time/ It was out of this place after
changing englnes in four minutes and
It was conSdently" expected that they
would be running on schedule time by
the time they, reached the foot hills
thajtocky mountaW l^r|iC
l« sald that they have made
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WHILE OUT HUNTING BOY ACCI
DENTALLY 8HOOT8 HIM.
...' •SELF'.
WHUam Doheny, Jr., son Of. William
Doheny, of Grand Harbor township,
while out hunting with- a boy com
panion Tuesday accidentally shot him
self through the Instep of his left foot,
the entire charge of the barrel going
through the foot and causing a very
serious wound.
At the time of the discharge
at
the
gun the two young men were lying
on the ground and in some manner the
gon was accidentally discharged.
The sufferer was brought to the
jGenerai. hospital in this city where
the foot was dressed. Owing to part
of the shoe having been forced Into
the wound it made it very dangerous,
as the possibilities of blood poisoning
were great.
ENTIRE THRE8HING CREW ARE
UNDER QUARANTINE AT A
FARM H0U8E.
On account of three cases of diph
theria developing among the thresh
ing crew wlth the Minnette & Straw
hacker threshing rig at work on the
lOnnette fsrm In Freshwater town
snip, Dr. W. H. Sihler, health officer,
has ordered the three sufferers placed
in the pest house and thB balance of
the crew consisting of about 35 work
men put under quarantine until all
danger of their coming down with the
disease Is past
It is reported that .^tome ctf the men
were for breaking the quarantine and
skipping oat when Deputy Starlit
Fey» vwaa «ent to-' the plaqe. 'with ln
stractlons to siforce the qnaxfmtbie.^
While this may be. a hardship to
some of thc«e quarantined it ls a very
wise and commendable act on the
part of the health officer as if the
quarantine was not rigidly enforced it
might mean a Bpread of the dlseasetall
over the country.
connection with this quarantine
the schools In the neighborhood have
also been dosed for a .tew days to
see what developes."
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an hour at times on their trij).
TURNER MOVE8 TONIGHT.
BL Tiwner win'movo his coii
ohery and st^tibnery store to his
n|w location in the west half of the
BangBWlnenmn block tapjght andwijl
t$ in aposdttai
to
serve his custom­
ers, tomorrow and thereafter in Ids
new quarters. Although Mr. Turner
d»f not ocQeet to have everythlng in
the best of order fbr business tomor
row, he States that he will find any-,
Ihe has in 'Stock and ia de-
slred by ahytme who wishes anything
feliis line. Vv* -V'fc
xHe has an" admirable room for his
ku&uM, It belug 86x80 ieet, and fin
ished up In first class Style throngh
qrit" He has a'large stock of goods
«SDming Whlch will fill it and give to
Devilg Lake one of the most xsorn
^lete lines of-atationery, books, oon
fectionpry, i»t^rr1te this section of the
Latest Leathers
A late arrival in our stock is a full as
sortment of the latest things in leather
goods. It includes all that is new and
stylish in pocket hooks, purses, *etc and
an especially fine line of
LADIES HAND BAGS
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To these services the public are
heartily invited and a genuine' wel
come is assured all attending.
Beginning with the 1st of October
all evening services begin 30 minutes
earlier than during the summer.
All are welcome. Seats are free.
LIABLE TO
PROSECUTION
NUMER0U8 HOLDER8 OF SPE
CIAL TAX RECEIPT8 HAVE
NOT PUBLI8HED SAME.
The Edmore Herald of last week
gives a list of holders of special tax
receipts in Ramsey county who have
not published same in accordance
with law, and who are liable to pros
ecution for their neglect: The law
reqtilreB the publication of the notice
of special tax receipts by all holders
of the same and also supplies a list of
the holders of receipts to the county
auditor of each county for publication
by him. This list was published a
couple of weeks ago and it is easy to
go over the list and refer to the files
of any county official paper and: See
who have complied with the law and
who have not
The Herald in referring to the mat
ter says:
According to the list of governipent
licenses heldUiU Ramsey county .as
published ih last wee^s paper, the
following .-pergpas halil' licenses and
]b^ye not published them according io
law:
B^tt Albertson, Devils Lake An
dre#Brander,I)oytHitJohnBowaaan,
Devils Lake J. J. Itecnist, Devfls
Lake Merry & Wllmes, Devils Lake
Jobin Schultze, Devils Lake Joseph
Thomas, DevlliB Late P. .C. Thomas,
Doyoh W. A. Wilson, Devils Lake.
Oothers who hold these licenses
have complied with the law by pub*
lication and it is hoped that onr states
attorney Will get after those who have
not complied with it."
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^thing for the ladies to cany this winter.
f-v5 Whether yxrn need anything of this kind -..
ti ,r ,, or not We would like tohaveyoucome
and see than. We like to show goods
there is something new to see here.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services Sunday, October 3rd, as fol
lows:
Morning worship at 11 o'clock, con
ducted by the Rev. L. P. Warford of
Cando.
Sunday school at 12 o'clock. ,• •y
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 o'clock.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. L. P. Warford will also preach
at this time.
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of all kinds. Bags, especially tie Wide
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