Devils Lake inter-ocean., December 31, 1909, Image 2

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

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THE HOME
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INVESTMENT CO.
We have houses for rent or sale
at reasonable prices. On sales
he company's stock at par
tan be applied purchase
price. Some choice residence
lots for sale on same t^rms.
OLE SERUMGARD
Manager
EXCHANGES
Chris Matson made a flying trip to
ihe Lake on Wednesdaj last.—Messrs.
Riek and Gloff visited at Devils Lake
"Thursday and Friday.—Penn Hustler.
Albert Olson and Ed. Kendrick at
tended a show at the Devils Lake op
•era house last Saturday night.—Space
and time does not permit us to write
•up the opening play which took place
on the 16th inst—but we suffice it to
say that it was one of the swellest
events ever held in the state.—War
•wick Sentinel.
Miss Lenn'on visited Devils Lake ov
er Sunday, returning to her school
duties Monday noon.—There was a
ball at Lichty-hall last Friday night
when the music was furnished by Miss
Bessie Bangs on the piano and Mr. An
derson of Devils Lake on the violin.
Mr. Anderson secured a music class
while here and will return once every
two weeks.—Rock Lake Ripples.
Jda White came up from Minne
apolis Monday on a visit to her aunt,
Miss Riley. She returned to Devils
Lake Tuesday where she will visit a
few days with old-time friends before
returning home.—Four of the chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hann of
Devils Lake are here this week on a
visit to Mrs. M. Shevlin. Churchs
Ferry Sun.
Jack McCanna was a Devils Lake
caller last Monday.—Harry L. Meach
am was a Devils Lake passenger on
Thursday.—Capt. Atkins went to Dev
ils Lake on business Monday morning.
—Attorney Moseley and R. P. Abbey
went to Devils Lake Thursday of last
week to attend the opening of the
new opera house at that place.—P.
J. McCIory went to Rolla from here af
ter court to transact legal business.—
T. W. Conyers made a business trip
to Devils Lake Monday morning.—
Cando Herald.
Mrs. J. G. Calderwood was a Dev
ils Lake visitor Saturday.—Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Nicholson went up to Dev
ils Lake Tuesday evening to attend a
Masonic gathering including the or
ders of the Blue Lodge, the Chapter
and the Eastern Star. They report a
delightful time.—Mrs. Walke, Mrs.
Medelman and M. D. Kavanaugh at
tended the opening of the new opera
house at Devils Lake last Thursday.
Mrs. Walke and Mrs. Medelman were
•entertained by Mrs. A. M. Powell, and
"Mr. Kavanaugh made up one of the
"box party of F. P. Mann.—Crary Pub
lic Opinion.
ONE COM PRO __vv o,
Adjourned meeting of the Board of
county commissioners of Ramsey
county, North Dakota-
Tuesday, December 7, 1909.
The board, met at 2 o'clock p. m„
"•pursuant to adjournment. Present:
'Commissioners Johnson, Nesseth, Ma5
loney, Emigh and Samuel.
The board then proceeded with the
checking up of the sheriff's office.
Moved and carried to adjourn until
8 o'clock a. m. December 8, 1909.
—R. V. Bice,
County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the board of
|Bounty commissioners of Ramsey
gpunty, North Dakota.
Wednesday, December 8, 1909.
'r^2J 35he board met at 9 o'clock a. m. pur
?wttant to adjournment. Present, Com
missioners Johnson, Nesseth, Maloney
Xmigh and SampeL
.- „. The board continued with the check
lug up of the sheriff's office and also
proceeded with the checking up of the
Afferent officials.
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Moved anjf carried to adjourn until
o'clock a. m., Thursday, December
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R. V. Bice.
.? County/Auditor
*The- board. met at 9 o'clock.'a, m.
OPfcursday, December 9, 1909, pursuant
the above adjournment Present
-Commissioners Johnson, Nesseth, Ma
^iimey, Emigh and Samuel.
board continued .with the
vgbecktag up of the rariou» offices.
TdmeasoddAaied to M*mrn untA
?lclock Friday, December 10,
'y '•-r-
county, North Dakota.
Friday, December 10, 1909.
The board met at 9 o'clock pursuant
to above adjournment Present: Com
missioners Johnson, Maloney, Samuel
and Emigh.
It was moved and carried that Com
missioner Maloney act as temporary
chairman in the absence of Chairman
O. O. Nesseth.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of same as
follows:
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
postage account $ 6.58
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
county wolf bounties paid... 2.00
Gus Furstenau! county treasurer
Refund Frank Penner's per
sonal taxes 11.86
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
to court orders paid for jur
ors 522.10
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
to court orders paid witnesses 355.40
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
account of Mae Flore taking
testimony in district court .. 10.00
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
sewer assessments paid on
court hotjse property 67.50
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
account of W. A. Kimmerly
for road work done on road
north of town 65.00
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
Account of L. W. Carson se
curing evidence in cases of
violation of the prohibition
law 53.75
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
Account of L. W. Carson se
curing evidence in cases of
violation of the prohibition
law 153.95
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One young man was earn
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Ttecfcer Hug&cs, Prteipals..
THE
SCH00LTHA1
PLACES ITS
STUDENTS IN
GOOD
.POSITIONS,
To Treasurer of
North Dakota Improvement Co.
$110.00
if sS
Gus Fursteuau, county treasurer
account of G. N. R. R, Co.,
to railroad fare for Walter
Boughtoti, county charge, to
Tacoma, Wn '.
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
....eUhe Dividend Check....
JOHN SMITH
(he Older of
ONE-HUNDRED AND TEN .... DOLLARS
4th Annual Dividend on Tea Year Profit Sharing Investment Contract.
No. Serie*„_
42.80
J. W. Wheeler, to grading on
township line betweeen New
land and -Lawton townships 355.74
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer.
account of G. N. R. R. Co.,
to railroad fare for Wm.
Jenks, county charge, from
Devils Lake, to Rochester,
Minn. 10.40.
Gus Furstenau, county treasurer
account of G. N. R. R. Co.,
for railroad fare of Ole John
son, county charge, from Dev
ils Lake to Minneapolis
Gus furstenau, county treasurer
account of G. N. R. R. Co.,..
for railroad fare of John La
8.45
Plant, county charge, frtfm
Devils Lake to Los Angeles,
CaL 40.40
Devils Lake Gen. Hospital, to
board and care of county pa
tients 101.75
F. W. Mann & Sons, goods fur
nished for county poor 7.00
W. H. Belford, insanity fees ._ 171.15
Aslakson & Peterson, goods fur
nished Ole Hanson, county
charge
A1 Heddon, to road work done
on grade between section 14
and 23, Fancher township ...
A. J. Hammar, to road work
done on grade between sec
tions 14 antj 23, Fancher town
ship
Englehorn & Moe, nails- furn
ished for the bridge between
15.00
36.00
4.00
Ramsey and Benson counties,
south of Churchs Ferry
Peter Morgan, to road work
done in Norway township 58.00
R. Goer, attorney by order of
court to defend Ysaki Kujala 25.00
Rent of house for Mrs. Simmons
from Nov. 7th, to December
7th, 1909 15.00
Peter Glerum, extra clerk in re
gister of deeds office, Novem
ber 19th to November 30th ..
National Elevator company fuel
furnished state's attorney's
office
J. Goldberg & Co., two cots fur
nished
Holbrook Merc. Co., supplies
furnished court house .,
Dr. E. G. Nicholson, expert tes
timony in case of state vs.
1.25
20.00
6.60
8.00
Ysaki Kujala 30.00
Joe Meyer, hauling four loads of
ashes from court house
grounds 3.00
Dr. W. F. Silher, services as su
perintendent, county board of
health 43.15
D. G. Duell, services as member
of county board of health
A. M. Bond, services as mem
ber of county board of health
Fred Baker, to nursing Louis
6.00
9.00
Norton and Leo Weidiger,
small pox patients, from Sep
tember 29th, to October 7th,
1909 27.00
Making a total of" .$2293.43
It was moved and carried to take a
recess until 2 o'clock P- m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m.,
pursuant to above recess. Present,
Commissioners Johnson, Maloney,
Emigh and Samuel.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of same, as
follows:
W. H. Belford, boarding pris
oners for the month of
November .....$ 150.45
W. H. Belford, attendance in
district court, etc. .'
W. H. Belford, postage, tele
graph and long distance
phones
August Raff, measuring grade,
Webster township
{Grand Forks Herald, blanks..
TWO COM PPRO etaoi 00
Grand Forks Herald, sup
plies .........
Journal Mfg, Co., supplies fur-
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Every man feds a eener sense of pleasure in receiving,
an annual dividend check than he does: his monthly pay
envelope. Why the difference)'
.., ttte:resMt of toil to provide- lor living eqeiues
odier is the Reward of sacrifice and self denal that hav«
made possible die'creation of a fund for investment
.. The Iraij*ov$nent Can4aBy'« Ten Yev Proj^ Shating
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DtricJend», l«ed on pro fata ihaie of the act earninp.
2. Dnrideadt, due and promptly |wd Jm: lit of each y«ar
ip3. Seearity in Kve mcocte proper^, rtrtfe^caOjr loeated.
4 Ccotraett of any «ze on caiy.fo^Uy payfa^or U&x
231.25
50.32
7.00
.22
3.00
NO._
FARGO, N.D., JAN. 1st, 1910.
3
•VE'i
faai tx»U& ex. NORTH DAK0U
24 years
nished 21.00
C. P. Brainard, supplies fur
nished 6.80
W. D. Gile, burial of Oscar
Erickson,' $83.50, allowed at 36.00
M. H. Brennan, rent of stete'B
attorney's room for the
months of July, August, SejP
tember, October and Novem
vember 75.00
O'Brien Bros., supplies
for jail and court
bouse .$13.91
and culverts furnished
for county 163.20
Total 177.11
W. G. Crocker, publishing, re
views for November and
December a 2.00
C. D. Mills, stationery'as per
contract 33.50
W.' B- Belford, summoning
special Jurors Is.Ji.10.00.
W. H. Belford, committing
and discharging prisoners.. 43.00
W. H. Belford summoning dis
trict court jury and mileage 105.50
Jos. M. Kelly, account Christ
Gorder, part payment on
bridge contract, dated May
26/1908 8.00
Mercy hospital, board and
csre of county patients for,
October and November .... 163.00
Cha8. £2. Taylor, taking testi- ,•. I:
mony justice court, stkte vs.
Johnson and "Hill7 ...... 10.00.
Chas. E. Taylor, taking testi
mony justice court, state
vs. Mart Shea ...u.T 5.00
Rodenbach & Mundt, supplies
i'OrOiBhed court house and
jaU
P. W. Mann & Sons, supplies
furnished to county poor....
Walker Bros. & Hardy,'blank"
books
Thomas Toung, to part pay
ment on Grand Harbor
Efcrbar bridge as per con
tract 1,715.00
C. H. Baker, coal furnished
Mrs. Beamer, ?6.80, and fuel
for court house $203.30, to-{
tal t- 210.10
John F. Henry insanity fees.. 18.00
Mrs: Kate Cale-witness fees,-',
Tfajto. tJline insaptty fees
Mrs. Henry Vaqa^r,, witness i?
fees Ella TJlirie 5
i.f.\Insanity.'-
Verai'^to Tyle, witness fees,f
Ella.TJUne insanity case ...
R. V., Bice, postage, freight,
expresp, long distance
phones -for the nlonth o?
Blbnde, blMisf as
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JQurna}, p^blish.^ ^r
Ing 1908 dellnquept ta*„ „yf,.
list .r-22&.05
Devils take Journal, BtatJon*^#
e«r blanks .^,....^*^69.00
aTUs Ia.ke Jomnali priOtlngj 20.06
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J. Q, Adams, hardware. snpO^
pjies furnished ^)urt house I
P. 3 McCIory, services and
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Before making a farm loan please call at our
bank and let us tell you what our terms and
rates are.
There is no plan that you can propose that we can not
meet. The loans run to our bank are payable at the
bank, interest payable once a year in the fall and as late'
as you may wish—privilege given to pay the WHOLE
or any PORTION of the principal at any time. Title'
passed on and money paid over the very day the p$pefs
are signed. In case of loss of crop we are in position to
and will carry you over on the interest and the princi
pal, if it is due.
in dealing with the farmers of Ramsey
County—never a foreclosure—assistance al
ways cheerfully given by us to help farmers
through any difficulty.
The Ramsey County
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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