Devils Lake inter-ocean., October 22, 1909, Image 8

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

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We Brush Aside
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John W. Maher always has money
'on hand for farm loans—no delay.
We pay high prices for hides and
furs. Sell guns and traps cheap.
IN THE FLYNN BLOCK
LOCAL NEWS
Northwestern Hide and Fur Co., Min
neapolia.
The Devils Lake nursery will pay
five cents per pound for ash seed and
seven and one half cents per pound for
box elder seeds until enough are se
cured.
O. J. Stirk, who has been in this city
for a few weeks past looking after
business interests and visiting with
-relatives and friends, left Sunday even
ing for Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Stirk,
"who has been at Boston, will meet
him there and together they will go to
their home at St. Cloud, Fla.
In this issue of the Inter-Ocean will
be found the card of Mrs. E. P. White,
who has opened a studio where she is
taking scholars in vocal music. Mrs.
White recently moved here with, her
husband from Philadelphia, and is an
accomplished musician and a valuable
addition to the musical circles of Dev
ils Lake. H$r. rooms are at 633 Third
'Street, where she will be pleased to
meet anyone desiring a course in mu
SiC..
John W. Maher makes farm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms.
Chamberlain's
RCTerfailfl. Buy it
i~tv. it any
life.
The ninth annual convention of the
Ramsey county Sunday school conven
tion will be held at the Methodist
church at Starkweather, Monday and
Tuesday, Nov. 8th and 9th. A very in
teresting program is being prepared
in which Rev. John Orchard, secretary
of the state association and Rev. A.
G. Bailey and T. A. Olsen take promi
nent parts.
Each Sunday school in the county
should be represented by its pastor,
superintendent and three other dele
gates.
THE NEW HIRED MAN.
The perrenial complaint of farmers
that labor .is difficult to get and all but
impossible to retain has greatly stim
ulated the ingenious to Invent machin
ery to take the place of the hired man.
The American farm of the future—if
the signs are right—will be run by the
shifting of a swith or the turning of a
valve.
A competitive contest was held Jot
Winnipeg this year between 18 makes
of steam and gasoline drawn gang
plows. A 32-horsepower engine haul
ing -a gang of 12 plows won the gold
medal for the steam class, having
plowed 3.6 acres in one hour and two
minutes. A 15-horsepower gasoline
tractor plowed 1.09 acres in one hour,
15 1-2 minutes. Among the entries
was a tractor which could pull plows
tmploHKmtU) «ariy
000 pounds over rough roads and furn
ish the power to drive threshing ma
chines and presses.
There are now on the market disc
harrows which will pulverize the
HIDES AND FURS
I will pay to the farmers the highest market price
for hides and furs. Bring them or ship them in.
You will get a square deal and your money by re
turn mafl.
DAVIS RUBIN, DEVILS LAKE, N. D.
t&~ You can see sign of Davis Rubin from of John Bell's bank "f8l
HE WAY OF FAST TRAIN!
TO CHICAGO
Demonstration is the Best
of Ability
On August 17th, 1909, request was made for spiecia! train
_4?j|»tji to Chicago at exceptional speed. It was the final lap
-)f an exciting "Round the World Race."
^^%TTiis train left St Paul 8:12 au in. arid arrived
-Chicago, 3:36 p. m/ The first 194 miles were
made in 189 niinuto and the actud timecon~
EttrrO^ienf^e lbdftrSM*
sumed in running the400mileswgs420mfriutes.
ease with Which this remarkable run wasaccpsn
ied folly explains why the following schedules oftlie
Daily Trains Minneapolis and St. Paul to. Chicago
are so regularly maintained by the
v». North-Western Lmei..,«.tfw
8^5 a. m.
8^ a. m.
7j45jp.ni.
Leave St.!•
Arrive Milwaukee...
Arrive Chicago.
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Leave St.!•
Arrive Milwaukee...
Arrive Chicago.
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8^5 a. m.
8^ a. m.
7j45jp.ni.
639 p.to.
7 £9 p. m.
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8^«
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9£5p.-mr
10:30 p. m.
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1040 a.m.
8^«
turn.
9£5p.-mr
10:30 p. m.
UitttkOU:
1040 a.m.
8d5 p. m.
7yft5 a. m.
8'MtL,
8d5 p. m.
7yft5 a. m.
8'MtL,
m.
m.
If you contemplate a trip east you 'will be best served by
ctk^f the North-Western Line tor apart of the journey.
reservation of ttapfng
9KB, Tmmltatf riMMUr
uxamaofatloati a&bm
turn furrows, cultivate, pile
dirt about plants or pull it away. An
improvement lnthereaperties the
bundles with their own straw.
A corn picker grabs the ears from the
standing stalks hasks and throws them
into a wagon. Another machine takes
the corn in shocks, husks and delivers
the ears ready for the shelling ma
chine, while at the same time cutting
and shredding the stalks, blowing the
shredded fodder through a pipe into
the hay mow, or Into stacks ready to
be pressed. Mechanical contrivances
more or less in general use on the
farm saw wood, pomp water, run
cream separators, the duirn and the
washing machine, shear sheep, gin and
compress cotton. t:
With the increase in' the prosperity
of the farmers one may expect the
agriculturist soon to have his own
little electric lighting plant, his water
and sewage systems, elaborately equip
ped repair shops and automobile gar
ages.
250 Good Stories.
The Touth's Companion abounds in
stirring stories of adventure and hero
ism. One may describe an escape
from accidental peril, another a
strange encounter with wild creatures
—man or beast
Many of the stories are. true as to
facts, and only disguised as to names
and places. A score or moret of such
stories will be published during 1910
in addition to nearly 200 others—250
good stories in all, and no two alike.
And this is not counting the serial
stories, which it is believed will be
considered by old Companion readers
as the best the Companion has ever
published.
Every new subscriber will find it of
special advantage to send ait once the
$1.75 for the new 1910 volume. Not on
ly does he get the beautiful "Venetian"
calendar for 1910, lithographed in thir
teen colors and gold, but all the is
sues of the Companion for ttte remain
ing weeks of 1909, from the* time the
subscription is received.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
Companion building, Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions received ftt this of
fice.
Be sure you are right—and
think it over awhile.
then
A Tennessee man and wojnen have
lived together twenty years, ,^nd dar
ing that time have only spoken to
one another twice. Apparently there
are yet a few happy marriages. ,A,,....
Eugene V. Debs may bti ifeoiig'tin
luauy things, but he wfes/ rtgfit when
he said: "There is something wrong
with a country wherein the .wealthy
and aristocratic women will pay one
hundred dollars for a pug-nos£d bull
dog to hug and kiss and fondle' while
many a bright little orphaned child
holds up Its ttny ham^ in a vain ap
peal for a mother's love -and car
esses."
VotlM and Citation, Mnal
Account and Distribution of Satota.
In County Court, before Hon. John F.
Henry, Judge.
State of North Dakota, county of
Ramsey. •*?.*.
In the matter of the estate of Kd
ward Blanchfleld, deceased.
William J. Morgridge, Petitioner, •«.
Edward Blanchfleld, Jr.. Lottie Lively,
Ettle Stoeaer., Elizabeth Hufcut and Wil
liam Blanchfleld, Respondents.
The State of £{arth Dakota 'to the
above nanmedresmmtenta:.
You, the said Eld ward TTtawnhflnYfl Jr.,
Lottie Lively, Ettle Stoe»"
Hufcut and William Blai
hereby notified that the Ann.! sftonnt
of William J. Morgrldge as executor of
the last will and testament of Edward
of
J. Mor ae executor of,
Blanchfleld, deceased, has been rendered
to this court, therein showing that the
estate of said deceased is ready for final
settlement and distribution, and petition
ing that his accouht be allowed, the res
idue of said estate be distributed to the
the persons thereunder entitled, his ad
ministration closed and he be discharg
ed that Friday, the 3rd day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1909 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, at the court rootns
of this court in the court house, to ^'the
city of Devils Lake, county of Raaosey
and state of North Dakota has been duly
appointed by this court for the settle
ment thereof, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions, in writr
ing, to said account and petition
contest the same. -S
And you. the above named respondents
and each of you, are hereby cUedwand
required then and there to be and apiear
before this court, and show cause, ifnany
vou have, why said account shall not
be allowed, the residue of said estate
distributed, the administration of said
estate closed and said William J. Mor
pridge, as executor of the last wlll -and
testament of Edward Blanchfleld, ^de
censed. discharged.
Dated this 21s.. day of October, 190ft '-f,
By the, Court:
—John P. Henry.
Judge of the County Court.
Let- service St the above citation be
made by the personal service thereof Up-?,
on the .respondent Edward Blanchfleld.
Jr., who la ft 'resident of Ramsey county
and by the publication thereof in the
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean, a newspaper
printed, and published at Devils LakfL
N.- D-. the third publicaion. to be jit
least- twenty day prior to December 3ro,
1909, and"hy tne mainhg of a eepy #or
said cltation to the respondent Lot
Lively at: Esmond, N. D., a copy to
—"-me, Washingl
:ufcut to Rusi
toWllliam Blan
tie. Stoelaer. «t' ,Spokane, Washinglonl a
cp)^ j£^ai»beth Htrfcut to Rushfordi
Minnesota asd'ja copy toWillift&i
field at Rusbford. Mfhn^sota, all
copies^ to
be
of
mailed at least twc
.... __ twenty-i
days^rlor to tbe 3rd day df 'Deceml
1flA9.^and sueh service thereof shall
sofldent
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(•—John F. Henrv. 4
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tn County Court, before Hon John
Henry, Judge.
State of North Dakota, County
Ramsey.,
In the matter of the estate of Kfeil
Thompson, deceased.
tfotice Is herebyvglven hy the -undesf
Bigned, John Bergi- Ah -administrator of
the. estate of Kan Thompson, deceased,
late ,. ot near Doyon in the cotinty of
Kaibaey and state of North Dakota, de
ceased, to the creditors of and. all per
sona, having claims against said' deceatM
ed .to exhibit them with.the necessaries
voucher*,within font1.'months after the
of this notk* td the
ed, administrator at hta^res
inHthe county
at
Bm&Ay
North Dakota.
ted October 2O, l90fc
—John
As AdmlnistraWr of the estate-Heffi
WANTED—Position on farm by man
and wife by year. Address' Mc, Inter
Ocean office.
WANTED—By man and wife, a job
on a grain or stock farm. Have had
good experience and references.
Write the InterOce^n "G.'
NOTICE to all persons: On account
of David Gallagher leaving my bed
and board I will not make good or
pay any accounts which he may in
cur. Mrs. David Gallagher, Devils
Lake, N. D.
HELP WANTED*—MALE.
WANTED—Lady or gentleman to act
local manager for an adequate rate
fraternal order issuing limited pay
ment life, whole life and term plans
of insurance, health and accident
department Splendid opening. Ad
dress P. O. Box 652, Grand Forks, N.
Dak.
BOYS! GIRLS! COLUMBIA -BICY
CLE FREE! Greatest offer out Get
your friends to subscribe to our
magazine and we will make you a
present of a $40.00 Colubmia Bicy
cle the best made. Ask for par
ticulars, free outfit and circular tel
ling "How to Start" Address, "The
Bicycle Man," 29-31 East 22nd St,
New York City, N. Y.
WANTED—-Success Magazine wants
an energetic and responsible man or
woman in Devils Lake to collect
for renewals and solicit new sub
scriptions during full or spare time.
Experience unnecessary. Any one
can 8tart among friends and ac
quaintances and bnild up a paying
and,, permanent business withoht
capital. Complete outfit and Instruc
tions free. Address, "VON Suc
cess Magazine, Room 103, Success
Magazine Building, New York City,
N. Y.
FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT-rCash or on shares,
will furnish seed, machinery and
some stock. Good. buildings, three
miles from Toklo, N. D. Enquire of
Albert Jaqua, Totrfo, N. D.
FOR -RENT—One farm with buildings
and 300 acreft under plow, and one
farm^ with buildings and 200 acres,,
iisder plow: Both farms west bf
Edmore. Enquire of C: A. Dodge &
Co.,. Devils Lake, N: D.
TOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE}—High grade 5 passenger,
22 horse power automobile, in ex
cellent condition. Will sell at a
bargain. Address Inter-Ocean, Dev
ils Lake-
FOR SALE—Pure blooded White Wy
andotte chickens, Duston strain.
Call on or address C. D. Mills, Dev:
Us Lake or Toklo.
Taken Up One red mully heifer
with white spot in forehead at.yiny
farm,3 miles southwestjof Grastd.Har
boiv'*'^d^er can havd same liy paying
are costs of advertising. Albert A. Bryn.
A man -seldom expn
matter of course, but
9* aaperWive excellence.
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us.
We have a record of which we are proud.
Why shouldn't we be? Think it over after yon
have surveyed the following and we know you will
agree with us.
8UKKOHS
In Justce Court before Hon. William
Orr, City Justice of the peace.
State of North Dakota, Gounty of
Ramsey.
William P. O'Brien, J. W. O'Brien, and
J. E. O'Brien, co-partners under the
trade, name and style of O'Brien Bros.,
plaintiffs, vs. U. S. Stanley. Defendant.
The State of North Dakota to said de
fendant:
By this second summons herein you
are directed to appear, before me in my
office- in the city hall in the city of Dev
ils Lake in the county of Ramsey and
state of North Dakota at nine o'clock a.
m. on the I7th day of November. 1909,
there to answer tha complaint' of Wil
liam P. O'Brien, J. W. O'Brien and J. Fu
O'Brien agalnst you alleging that here
tofore and between the 6th day of April,'
1909, and the 11th day of September,
1909, both days inclusive, plaintiffs at
thp 'special instance and request of de
fendant sold and delivered to defendant
goods, ware and merchandise of the
agreed worth and value of $27.10 and
that payment therefor has been demand
ed and payment refused and that under
and by virtue of a warrant of attach
ment against. the .property of the de
fendant issued in this action the sheriff
of Ramsey County, North Dakota, has
levied upon and now holds certain chat
tels, towit: One" Monarch cook stove
one box and contents arid one Sln
ger sewing' machine and demanding
Judgment against tire (Jefendant for:
327.10' witfK falterest thereon" at -7 per
cent, per annum since September 11th,
1909. and the costs and disbursements
of this action and that the chattels so
levied upon and held by-the sheriff be
applied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's
elalm and jrou are notified that unless
you so appear and answer the plaintiffs
will take Judgment against you accord
&&en this 20th day of October, 1909.
1 —William Orr,
City Justice of the Peace in and for
Ramsey County, N. D.
The foregoing summons raav be serv
ed by publication thereof in the DevilB
Lake Tnter-Ocean. a newspaper of gen
eral circulation printed and published
at Devils Lake, N. D., such publication
thereof to be made in one
issue of said newspaper each' week
for three successive weeks, the last
publication to be at least three days be
fore the time at which the defendant is
directed to appear and by forthwith
mailing a copy of the summons, -post
age paid and directed to the defendant at
R. F. D., Devils Lake, N. D.
The North Dakota fogxyrement Com
was incorporated under the Dakota laws,
April 30, 1906. licensed to carry on its business in
the state of Minneasota Oct. 4, 1906. In three
short yekrs, the comeany has grown to be a power
ful factory in North Dakota nnanc& showing the
remarkable rate of increase in tangible assets from
Sept. 1, 1906 to Sept 1909 of over 529 per cent
These assets are represented by live income pro-,
parties, so located as to be assured of a normal in
crease in value. Grand Forks and Fargo already
show the results of our plan of improvement
Devils Lake shalllsoon boast of one of the finest
hotels in north-west, now being erected by our
company.
Dated. October 20th. 1909.
t- —William Orr.
City Justice of the Peac'e."
—Burke. Middaugh & Cuthbert.
-Attorneys for th.e plaintiffs.
Men ol AM Ages Wear "Gitchg fisnnx" fOuM
K5 Sa ^.'^^.1° •*.y?E^- r9^cg»:pAmig-
And we are iust beginning to grow. Watch
Other cities of North Dakota shall benefit from
our plan. It you are interested in North Dakota's
growth and improvement if you want to become a
cog in a weel tnat moves if you want to invest
your surplus funds where yon will share in the pro
fits of an institution that has paid regularly 11 per
cent dividends to its investors, write us at once
for information.
NORTH DAKOTA IMPROVEMENT GO.
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA.
Capital $100,000 Surplus $10,000 Reserve $115,000
2,700 Investors 's $2,000,000 Investment contracts in Force.
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•IOSTMKSN SSOS CO, SUMITN. RINfk
For a person with his experience
Cupid makes some mighty poor shots. 1
Mrs. E. P. White
Voice Cuhure a Specialty },
623 East Third St, 'Phone |1
161, Devils Lake, North Da
kota- Cqfl or tclephtMie for
a{foitmaits.
Treasurer's Report
For Uhmewaalcan. school district No. i'l,
Cduntyot Bamsey, State of North" Dakota,
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for the year 190B-1H09.,.
Receipts
Cash on hand et beginning of achool
year. July 1,1906...
Tftal amooiit received daring the
year 1mm the apportionment' of
the8t*te tuition rand ....
ToWaraant received daring the year
.Amonnt 'received dtuiing 'tbs 'year
from toa».leTied by the district
yhgol boai^ inc^difigcn»rtaid
icg WBrrmntsredeeinad or endonied
in the Dolloetion of taxes..—
Total receipts for the year, in
cluding cash on hand, Jolyl, 1MB.'
Whoi. jjjpountof bood* ouUtandlng
1
Jan*90,1909...........
897 48
IK
Tottf lndobMnan of District
are
mAo^pi^
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1,891 81
M80 98
Expenditures
Amount mdd during the year tor
teacher, waaee..
Amount paid duritag the rear forser
•Ices and expenieffof MOOOIoffioon
Amount paid doring tbo year for in*
toreat of bonds and vananU.....^
Amonnt paid dnriug the year for in*
eidentuexpenset..........
$1,648 7S
86 10
42 GO
29# BO
Total expenditures for the year
Cash on hand June 90,1900
Grand total expendttaree and eaih
on hand, to balance above total
receipU— 1880
1.970®
88018
Clerk's Stateneot of indebtedness
of District
a
¥5
0*
80000
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he district
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