Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1897-11-12

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NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Major Hall was in tho city Tuesday.
Powell sells Farm Lands.
Buy shoes at Mann's.
Alex Mclean, of Penn, was in the
city Tuesday.
Lead pencils. pens and penhold-
ers at The FAIR.
Fresh bread, buns, doughnuts, pies,
etc, daily at Mrs. Bunker's.
Charley Henley is quite ill with the
prevalent fever.
Mann's shoes are all now and the
latest styles.
Thlrty-two bars Of good soap for
81, at The FAIR,
Billy Wilson, Of Grand Harbor, is
suffering from a mild attack of typhoid
fever.
If you want to sell your real estate
list it with WM. II. BROWN a. Co.
S. A. Nye returned from Wisconsin
Saturday, after an absence of about
ten days.
A a of choice winter apples,
1878 a barrel, at Mann's.
A sociable will be held at Webster
chapel, if the weather is favorable,
next Tuesday evening. All are invited.
Farm lease blanks for sale at this
Offices cents a dozen, postage paid.
Frank Prosser left this week for his
old home in Indiana, where he will
spend a month or so seeking rest and
recreation.
See Mann's line of felt shoes, sox
and overshoes.
Three of John Lange's children arc
ill with typhoid fever, and the eldest
a girl of II years of age, has beer
brought to the hospital for treatment
M. L. Lasson. tailor, makes tirstclass
suits at reasonable prices.
Emmett Orr was successful in hi:
legislative aspirations down in solo
Kaintuck," having a plurality over hi:
Republican opponent of seven or eigh
hundred.
Galvanized iron one-half bushe
measure, SO cents, st The FAIR.
Sergeant Way, Chief of Police Hurst
Jim Collins and M. G. Cavanaugh OK
pect to leave next week for For
Buford, where they will put in a weel
or ten days hunting deer.
1915 buys a barrel of cho1c
winter apples, at Mann's.
Drs. Ruger, Swanston and Horsmal
operated Saturday upon the 11-yea1
old son of E. H. Lohnes, for the pur
pose of curing a hair lip. 1t is said t,
have been a successful operation.
The Victor feed mill is the only sue
%cessful sweep feed mill. For sale b,
Prosser e. Serumgard.
Senator E. p. Day, commissioner
elect from the first district, was in tn
city Monday and made the INTER-OcEAl
, a pleasant call. Mr.. Day rather
ridicules the idea of there being
' contest owe the election.
The Victor feed mill is the only sue
cessful sweep feed mill. For sale b,
Prosser g. Serumgard.
Hugh J. Colgan, of Morris township
died on Wednesday of pneumoni,
! after a brief illness. MI. Colgan leave.
, a wife and three children. He wa
about IS years of age and has been
resident of this county since 1884.
: For groceries,, shoes and dry
2 goods. go to F. w. Mann e. Son
Chamberlln's old stand.
! At the last regular meeting of Mil
: newaukan lodge, No. 81, A. f. and A
! M, the following officers were re
/ elected: Frank II. Prosser, W. NJ; Il
+ P. Mann, S. w.; Charles Beegel, j. W.
! r. L. Cleveland, treasurer; A. Astle
! ford, secretary.
! Peter Haley sells hard and soft Goa
/ ana maple wood. Prices always as low
/ as the lowest and nothing but the yer,
best quality of fuel supplied.
Conductor Tom Driscoll, Franz
B Lycan, John Dow and John Birkholz
2 a Warm q%uartette of Grand Fork.
sportsmen, came up on No, Saturda!
: morning with the intention of having
3 a final crack at the geese and ducks.
We handle only the best q1ality O.
hard coal. Special PAIGE when deliv
. cred direct from the car.
PROssER a. SERUMGARD.
Mr.. Hanson, the manager of the mill
states that it will be two or three weeks
yet before it will be possible for the
mill to commence operations. He has
a large force Of men at work and is
pushing matters as fast as possible
, but the delay is unavoidable.
Disagreement for life by burns OF
scalds may be avoided by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds O
sores and skin troubles. CIV. Greene