Devils Lake inter-ocean., May 20, 1910, Image 9

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

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w« &«ae in Wwhtalfcyl
rwentatiVe Hahnfc of North'Dakota,
Hanna is president of arratamitraV
appointed to expend a fund rWsedj»y
citizens of lila state for the ptitchme
of a btattaB of Mr.'RobseVelt Sofae
weeks nagp Mr.'Hantia wrote Colonel
ftooseyelt asking lilm to indicate l/is
wishes in thie. maitter.
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Medora' were d^terml
Mm thrt. h^ yould inierjjpse fiq
^OTHERS IN
One of Them Mortally Wounds the
Itital at Bismarck suffering .from' a
bullet wound Inflicted by his bother
.Charles," xl appears "thai the .two
brothers became engaged. In a quarrel
According to the .Btbry of Oscar he
^Shed into the. house, secured a. re-.
•61ver and flred at pBCarV. Th^ Ktfllet.
Vent through his body just above the
*Oajiar Hamh«c, me inju^ ihatt,
.:r.. _een aua' innrnte^of the state in
iluie Mylum 'and Ws' heen out o'nTy a
year. dharleB iftambeck has not ieen
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y^Oscar, nqt ejected to live 'and
us brother is a^onstant attendant at
ta. ,. "gjaag'
ENDS HIS LIFE IN JUL
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former' Mlnrtesota Editor Comhnits
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Banging to a strip of canvas over
the hars of his cell, P,, A. .S^os&ub, a
prisoner in jail at Jame^twn, oom
fitted suicide, His in^pr(}vii?ed gal
lows w«e so^imperfe)?t7tti^t4Wl% If*
was found Ms loaves wefe,teoti' snow
ing that strangulation ^rould'^hav^
He was forty-three y^ts^dlS^dl^
kaid tp have formerly bpen editor ot a
|«aper ft OlenwBSd, Minn., ffe was!
t|aent to,th* c$w& ^ail ApHl
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for
M^toliciting liquor orders
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S|JComtrilislon Selects tiestgn for the
"North Dakota.
Ifa' meeting pt the NorA'DakStk^
\J, 'tilver service commission %t Hllsbort
I designs embodying the huifald
as the principal:
feature, ^nd^ wi&
Cheavto.of w^at.aittd the -wiiff %se
Include^ wer# ordered.
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Nortjt Dakota will attefiap^ to pre
^ent tlie finest silver, Servicb giveh
any of the United States battleships
-®he-v»S'Stf:K
|Uai6^June
jjbilltftnfes for Majttdan and Wjlliston
Tile omnibus'' piUblic '"building bill,1
i^rhich will b6 reported to ^he hou^e
V«8 ^oon as $he Wministratipn" meaa
^pelr are out of th4 ^ay^will iontaih
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authorizations for the -ereptionTpfrpub
|^c buildings in WilUstoil ftndfJ^ptodan.
«^t the request of Representatives Hfen
iw and Qronna the bill will provide iflo
Appropriation ot |100,0(9tior tlwsWUl^
Dr. Thor Moeller of Minot, ^ho was
^Otfnvicted of performing crJiniB^i dp
[«ration which resnl^d iii
f« young woman, XJina taien,
wmmmirnm
'AAP^mLMf
ff* to.Pas.:on the.
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MEMORIALIZED W^NMIBLE
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reply caihe
to the tfect that Colonel Roosevelt
dlsapproyed.of.the erectlph of ?t*ti$s.
of living men, that he. beloved [that
statues had not Veen erected 1to» the
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p-
uon, Word came that' Colony Roo&e.
•611, While Jn Chrlstiania, Norwayi
had complied with *a s^^stion iha^le:
by Mr. Hanna^ t^at. h^ pose ,or• Giis
tave Viglland, the sculptor whom fiils
North Dakota friends had d&lgnited
'$0 LdO
There jfiU 'M
flora when the statue of Roosevelt is
unveiled. The date 'of 'the' &r6m<
Wlllnotbe dieWrttiiijiBd tmtU latere '%!k
^^'Marslhall^and.i
Oihgrefebkn A.' jr^ronha^ to" Aave
tboir tufm^s ^ptsfeed the primiury
ejocticftj. bailote' as,.candidates, for the
I6ng term, or froV Mkrch'^,' lSli! 'to
JSgarch, 1917 and Abe cetitlon^ of Ed-
Wtefeir
changed the'/programme hiiA
When, the petitions were presented afid
accepted Judge 'Corliss, attorney for.
Marshall, gavfe notice that he would
going on the bailot without a designa
tion as tp the t^rnj he was to run for,
Ae^o^the^o^
firfiai Nrri »v» WW'
On good authority it. itf'said that the
Northern will spend over $1,000,
0.BO in £he improvement i£ its rlght-of7
wky between Barnesville, Minn., and
Grand 'Fo^bs this summer.
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/are'-
fa &e re^lacjed_-with n'inety-]iound rails
*be roaabed ip^p be rebaliasted. It
pradtl6ally-i meanst^e ,enlir6'. f^con
struction i^ the1,. line ^e^een- thi
a
With the jaew rails laid,. the Great
Being practically witfipiit grades of
any kind, the compapy 'will be enabled
to sehd 'its crack trains over" the line
wi^h the, highest speed possible, and
thus greatly facilitate the handling Of
Pastor Who Lost Two Children Also
urs. Albert Hild,sWife of a Gern^in
minister who arrived, iq. Blsmai^sk
A couple of week$ or more ago with
Mi family on their yo.y to Washburn
from l^ockyford, Colo., and who "lost
,two:,of-fhij}
5hildrep3
fro^. diphtt^tcia
the sepndrday ftfteri hjs Arrival, died1
at„the^ tetwti^,-hospital pismwck|
of ph'eumdma, following diphtheria,
Hild had gone to Washburn^ where
he"'had secured ,the pastorate of the'
CJerman church. He Is left with one
cnild, a sfit-Weeks-old baby, wh^ is
being iart of Vy mends -at
Washbmn. 1 ... ,'
The rjmaijt^ol Mrs. pild werpjn-"
tettred'by order of the cojrnty health
officers a few hours aftor her deaths
ttfliFESSibS.JOT BELIEVED
A -1 'Ml. 3
Note,Acknowledong -tturder,' Thought
by Offleera^o Be Ruse.,'
^Towner peopl^do^not^ believe „t^e
6ttpposed 'Confession of ""'John Hosen"
to the inurderof Alfred Peterson seven
years ago SOart Olson ,if serving a
life sentence for theIcrIAi^„belng
TO BUILI^
(iher£ea£h,
of
(inj
a hotel
fatMitsot^fl^teeiigwflted »m|triaii
|by the ^tatefsupreih#* cow$vf"MqelW
Wa& peDtenfte^ to fcsfn yaaya^iiajpr^bn
ment- The new will pyobaWy b?
iteld In «»^«earlf^tnre,' as .the sjtate'p,
N'eytf ^rlal Depled,
wM-4pm
alsd# th^suprenif Icowr^wU^hay^
ttourt'9 findings, conducted the blinji
uw.'rKi
•Qreat ftprtfiern to Erect Wje)w, Strvc
jjvtuw^ow the
Tnat tbe new $100,000 station 7^
lag erected at Wahpeton by.tbe Great1
the beginning^of
improvements ",to be made there:
fand
at1 ^r^c^ridge,. Minn-, the cojn
jug summer is
cnoW
tfyident.^
Beveral' ofa,cial§ Raited Wahp^to^i
Aid titter1 a 'thorough investigation
Vas deci&efl ^bu«S A\cohcr6te fridge
acrpss the
(l£ed'river*,
iiejf father, wa»
to-Replace the
old wooden ono an^ give the. company
ample rooai to'^buhW tra^k the liqe
between,the two Miw* A*
i-v-The
raih'oad improvements for the
toro tf^^seillr Brohabi^^g^-"-*-
0,K'«_OT.^^
v3tackipg#
fohf-year-olf
jd^ep^ine Trosdal of^ jassie met, fin
almost instant death, sovefctf friec?s
«PW«^^W^th#r {eavy
pieces' of wo^jd struck fter^fi. fracttif^
«f the aktdl-waa the direot #is^W:
tot, The fir^^p^iir¥»yfflwoeiy ay
ilSw.Mii^^Re'eiiil^gD
MlHetiNiifl*«prIn« into Iteliu fa North
a total of 868,
^&^iiy\undta%d
that' Secretary'of^tatS fcKlsiell wbttld
m* the- petition of, UDhfeerud^an*
npmto ftafciof^fe.Marehdi and
Ih^n .mandamus proceeding^ Wo$i}d h^
brought to the supreme oourt to forc6
fchet'fiaae'WM^fitan ohtothe ticket
and la tjfls'wiy a test base wbuld be
made iflt the milttefc^iBvLt atvthejaet
^ome«k it jftp leaded ^t
Women Elebt ^fteKr tcaridlciates
(hls
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vcon-
victed -ln 1905,, aid the" evWM.ce|
against him was so strong' ancr con
clusive^ that the, officials^ aj^.t8lojf tp
belieVO he Is not guilty.,, c:i
-.Olspn'attotoptedwecentlyw secure
a paiflwil b»t,wfB imsuocessful.
The general, ."belief |n McHenry
diOtinty-is thc£t ^he note* found in a ,coat
on t6 Missouri river bridge ^f the
,North«Vn i*aciflovi,t!Blsma^k, was left
by friends of Qifoi^ who tempt
ing to get him'out of- stktfs
$
tx
«t ^ln^ty-^lipelnew banks wtr* organ
i*®d in this state the paat year accord-'
ate".to «tato Sahfi JOxAMier' 61iver"
TSfiiidftbn.' qf the €ewnttanks." tfixty
seven!'aW'^te banks, Jhile^ tie re
'Wjhing t^ftyitwo ard working under'
hational banking laws.
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A ooftrdiondijlgiiiu r«MaBe'in the re-''
sources of,^ the. banks if also shoW
being at thb present time £l00,088r]
^th^ i^aoiirceB the i'Brute
banks are |6l^7^076.51 while thos^
were $7§,W3,080,45^ th^lncreifee bemg'
^2i,94p,p,04.
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TAKE, PART IN,AN, ELECTION
vf6r
*^4 S^hoorBoaird, i1?' V'ff V'
PWwfeWfSag^.
Reports from Hankinaon state one
rt Vh rv1 Ani ''.jit MkDi'-Li'M:'1itlbk?
The occasion for the fight was the an-
i'Wil ci'1
•'OA^ittrtl.: A^XAtir\rt l'"*» ti"ri tVVirt^iK1A•••
I'Numerotis p^ople^wWe incViti^d to
endorse,the former board for the'she
iCeeding term, but several, including a
number of, women, were decided a new
b'pa'rd shpuld be elected. All 'day elec-"
tfon day the" ladles of the -city had
teams and Automobiles out' 6arryin£
when the votes were counted the can
dilates endorsed by the women of Uie
FAm QoMUta
liiiinttii
as-
sorted was due him for wages, a farm-
men were shpt forn/where he came
|rom and' he opefied fir* Then he
jgave himself up.'
The Texan's name is Robert A. Beat
ner and heiis ield initheiBicJte/ eohn
'fy-jail, at Efflfndale '^pwaf a&tlbtffff
the. 'County aUthWties ohargfng l£im
.With the^^urdter of .^cgafd A. M/ct,
who dled in a hospital Minneapolis.
Beatner admits that ha shot Mock,
bat claims
action was provoked
And Justified. Mock was buried at EK
iendate, his ,body having been shipped
taere by hit wife from Minneapolis.
$ -L -K T{T
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Death Takes Four In Family*'
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within a year Mr. and Mr?. E. Her-"
Wick of Park River have b?en
reavedi by the death of children and
11677
they are childless. Twelve
months ago four children, the eldest
but six yearB old, were apparently in
the bpst of ^health., Tjftg death of the
l^t" |:hlld
4occurredj.sj^didenly.
Two
physicians were'summoned. but the lit
tle fellow filed three hours ,lat«»r. He
wits four years of age. fv
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Shock Kills Young ,6lrt.' V-x
The shock When, she thrust her tbly
hand into a holler of aoalding water
caused: the death «f tlM three-year-old
daughterofMr.andMrs.OieRosland,
residing five miles Jiorth of Williston.
The:ohlld had been lelt in the.kltcheh
(done when l^e accident occurred.. Al
though only one Hand was scalded
that was suficient lo cause deatl^r" .,
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'r Open Ifort Berthold Reservation.''
Tlie bouse of^ representative i^aV:
passed the Huina-Gronna bill opening
to settlement approximately £0(11,000
scares'of land in' the Fort BerthpldfeS'
irvatlon in North Dakota. Am amend
ment was lnooi^porated in the measure
PIoKIbl|ing the- sale' of liquor oik the
lands until congress otherwise, so ili
xectBs'
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.Tjty^•''.^vf:' *r= j- »v 1*".i •."• ..-. :r-.p•••y -,i_ l'
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trsiftg a hahdlcerchief, whioh bhe^tied
about he£ h&ck1 and with one cofher
tied
t',to/V
"bedpost. Mrs. ""'Augpsta
'giUhwaSfti reading near Oaks Junc
tion, doitoiltji^d^ suicide. tfihe Was
mentally unbalanced, ^h^r ondi^ion b^
)^stmgt
Jiipp^a.
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playing ?beald&, *th^ sohooj buildlji
^When^thei accident dccurtfd and
stores a W1
Unn-wjm ins,ta,6ti35 kin««.^l
fWH
Society?
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We ftqeatn bright dreams ^tomorrow
OUT cables are fcuilt in the air
And" with huee.suUim^, of the ooming
•WMlma
Tv^ paint is a picture falr.r5*| ,v
Bu^ we never stop, to contfdei'
'Ivl^t the future flyaway,
And thai
vthere
is 'naught into beihjg
^iW'rou®'1t *, ,4.
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It l8
"^roight today,'f
I® "I is' 4ft
rt 1 4
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To^the cherished haunts of the old
.tirne
Our^yes are backward cast^
Ah^tyA sweet voice calls through mem
,/.£ps balls,
jt'1", v^i(
%,f
To wooix* unto the'pastr/A"
But howe^er dear aVe tbe vlsions, S'
'1,$? ^o not dare to stay^*
rJ''',
tfaara out of the gone," we^muit yete
'unoveon
^To the duties' call today.
lie -'now. in which 1»: labor
iWe've'the "no^" in which to ibel
•A^d 'tiiie "now" albne we call bhr^ own
To us tis given to budid our heaven
,ln, the kingdom of today.
V'£' —J. A. BDGBRTON.,
*'™5. Avery Johnson was hbstoss.yes
aifternoon. to a i^e number of
th^iadies aid of the Methodist dhurch.
•The ladles' aid of thje. Presbyterian
cAiirch wais bharinlngly .entertained
yesterday afternoon by. Mesdpnes T.
A, Hqslam, Burgess and Hopkins'at the
handsome Burgess residence on East
Mfih. street
A' treat for music lowers, fprtunaite
erio|®h to revive invi^tlOns, will be
the: piano recital g^Ven by: Miss Mary
JE. iN6rton and her pupils the'flrst wefek
in.June. -A splendid program is heing
scared and the occasion promises to
bei^ie of r^al enjoyment.
A party of near-by neighbors of Mrs.
Hanson called at her pleasant
East Seventh street Tuesday
f,ft8^ioon, to help- celebrate the third
birthday of her youngest son. Delici
.f^srefreshments were brought by the
indies and the'affair proved a happy
^xe.for all present.
U^ses Helen florthrop, Emily Saw
yef iand^i^nefre'd
i^pFthroj9 .^^ye-a
,sl^»^^fc^^y^forejkoh^in-h«i©r.of
^s^^aryr'D, Van de Grift, who^e mar
riag&'jto Atqtrney F. T. Cuthhert will
take-place in June. Breakfast will be
serves at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Av Gi:3aifey on East Sixth street
Owing to the illness of Miss Mary
D. Van de Gift a "shower" which was
'to be'givea in her honor this week by
pome of thq .popular teachers of the
Deafschoolj
?was
put off until a later
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Ml JAMES STENSON
^.-.PLUMBING
Shop One Block Eaat
of Favmen' UHL Phone GO
07^" 1 tfc.ri
tic
,date. Miss Tan de Grift's marriage
will take.plaxs© in'June and a, number
of pretty articles are be^n|^ .pnepared
for her bridal' chest^by her many girl
friends In this city.
this city, was a gracious hostess to a
large company, at her "country home'
near Ci*ary, 'last S^urday afternoon.
During ijhe early afternopn Five Hun
^red was played and at five-thirty ii def
lectable refreshment course taftti serv
ed. The' bostess was charmiiigly as
flsted. by Misses Catherine Medelmaa
and 'Florence Whitcqmb of Crary and
Misses Mary Burice, Afad Amy .^yfer of
Devils Lake, ^ollowihgf the lunOheon
a happy informal evjehlng. w^ spent
guest* from this city: wtagMn.' H. f^te
eimmons and Mrs. Fred Matin.'
T-%^ I-
Methodist Episcopal phurch.
Sunday, May 22nd.
11:00 A. M: Horning worship. Sub
ject: "Going D,eeper."
12:00 M. Sunday School, i,
3:30 P. M.-Children's church. 0
7:00 P. M. Epworth League. "A
Measure for Plrayer." Leader: R. C.
Gray. ..
8:00 P. M. Evangelistic service.
Seats free. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all to worship with us.
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Quite the haadsomest
t|^^^&tia
week wps. enjoyedat the, cp|y/ Ohlos^i
home, wben Mesda^s. vvt^. tt Bel
ford an^i Otto Chiostri entertained at
a handsomely appointed :6 .o'clock din
ner, in hondr of Mrs. Weier of .Gottod
wood, Idaho,, and iMiss O'Brien., of
Grookston, Minn. who are visiting
friends. Md relatiy«s herb.' The hos
"ses. were assisted during the even
ing by Dr. Maud Williams aiid the din
ner was followfedi by ah evenlhg of c4»
dial^sOCiftl visiting and cards,
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UB p(M 1 sbm ojap ,qb 'dmspjeq ou )oS
l.ajB 11 omoo J3)U|M ep UqM UB '9ABS
I ,ub oabs" ,ob 'miq dAon,q *qss
'8BJ£^ leS.oso OSJBR aAaji.q 1 ,uy„
jq3» iOB ,8BJ 83SBM fii
9ABS ,ob injja&j eq ,oi os 'aejftiii. preq
.« eq aei' ^P^v^vCB^i aq ,n*
)sbi dm o) euioo eq. eS,060 dsjBK,,'.
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ponoRsenb uaqM pub nopoBjsnBBSip jo
eoBj ooi Q3Ui QAOi, punoa. SatoS sbm.
rlta Pio nosBM ataos ioj Stqads dno
*saep
SI 2UJABS eqt J31JB U3A3 *sunsB3[d
KJI sb TI3Ai sb sujBd sji sBt( ^tnonoD®
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DEVILS LAKE, N. D.
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.CL^RK* CARRIER EXAMINATU^b\f
The United States Civil strife*'
PomnaJ^io^ announces that o&
28th 1910 in this city, there will be
held an examination for the poeltlas
of clerjfc and carriers in the Fostoflta*,
Service.
The salary for these positions nigpft
from $600 to $1,200 a year, according
to rank.
The sabjectfl which will be ccmsUB
ered ln the examination and tbelr
weight are as follows: spelling 10s
arithmetic, 20 letter-writlng, 20}
manshlp, 20 copying, 10 TT. S. Geo
graphy, 19 reading addresses, 10 lt»
100.
The age linalt Is from lS to 45 years.
IMe appilotato mnst i» at least 6 It ^r
tnl In bi^ifiAit and weigh not
than 125 pounds. Female applicants
ire not required to be of any specified
heightor weight All appUcaata-miulr
be physically Bound and of goo*
healCh.
For appIIcation blanks, instruction*
to applicants,' and other information
apply to
Mr
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v.
gressive eucbre was the game played
and the head prises went to!Mrs* Fen
nih aiid .Mr. Belford and the consola
tion prizes to Mrs. Weier tmd Mr.
Wm. O'Brien. The serving of light
refneshmente. blo^ed 3 very pleasant
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kel
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brien Editor
And Mrt Bloom, Mr. and Mrs.' Rich
ard Burke, Miss Reideie, l^Crs. Feimin,
Rev. Father JduguBtine, Rev. Father
Olesewski, Mr. Belford, Dr Williams,
Miss O'Brien and Mrs. Weier.
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LAKE AUTO CO.
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f\«
jdmpsmti?®,nMify
onfar one in! th® city on the ground 'floors Give us a
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Fred A. Soott at the Dev­
ils Lake postoffice. Applications ijD
not be iaoceplted unless filed In time
to be in the hands of the secretary oC
the district at St Paul iwlbr to tte
hour of closing business on May 2Sth.
CHICHESTERSPILLS
lADISSt
BRAND
at£8SS^to^£S2»aA.
Gold metaUic boxes,. »ealisd with Uac(v/
Kbbon. Iaki mo othk*. BntfrnrW
DrawM aad aUc tor DHMffln.lni
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MAMOKD BBARD PZI.I.S, for twenty-fl»»
years regarded Best,Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
XU) EVERYWHERE S
THE HOME
INVESTMENT CO.
We have houses for rent or sale
at reasonable prices, On Bales
he company's stock at par
tan be applied w* purchase
price. Some choice residence
lots for sale on same terms.
OLE SERUMGARD
Manager
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BARREL HEADS
may nave a most high sounding iltia
pointed on them. But you don't
the heads. What you want Is
THE FLOUR.
If the fiour comes from us there
be no disappointinent about it, even if
yon don't care for .the design on tla»
barrel head. On the contrary yoaV.
'declare it the finest flour'you ever
used and the most economical. Ha^o
your grocer send youv a sack of "Da
kota."
Made at Home
Farmers Mill & Elev.
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