Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-18

Miss. MicasBzuMnsthe milliner;a left
toWYn It rather, suddenly this week and
Sheriff Wagness was PLACED in charge.
Of what remains lof her stock. There
are several creditors rbhnt it does NOT
appear that there is much left with.
which. to satisfy their. claims.s o asssa ag
GsaM. uBabcook, representing 1.-THE
Fargo Loanaaagency;zihas spantiathei
week in Ramsey county. He has been
xeaainine-theee ~the1.scil
and going into other details in which,
loan Companies atc interested: FITS
company expects and is ready to loan
considerable money in this county. Il
| Wineman is ALMOST sgivfaiErs
laway Mems winter underwear. j
IT, the mother or brother of William
II. sCrookham, who died suddenly mt
fGlsndale, Ore, September 26, 1893, will
address Mrs. Fannie Roberts Miner,
at Glendale, Douglas county; Ore, they
will}hearsall the details of9the young
mans death. North tDakotn papers
fpleese copy.ll oe2 b, bs9W 1.
.Tpo hundred Boys heavy suits, only
Isl, 1t the Bankrupt sale.
! james Clement Ambrose a noted
platform orator, will deliver 4 lecture
Tat tho Presbyterian church next We'd
Fnesday evening, g The topic Of his Leo
ture, will be "The Sham Family" The
proceeds are for tho benefit of the Y.
G. A. Mr.. Ambrose is a lecturer of
Enhti6nal renSwn and, those who attenh.
will!certainly be we'll repaid.
| Mems full fur trimmed coon
| Only $50, Ct Ct, Winepp e, =
| C.CsgR0swaEth,s.a AZ Coulao, zWas lin.
the CITY Tuesday making arrangements
fort purchase Of A. quarter; section
fadjoining his farm. II cost Mr., Bos.
fworth just an even $500, which is con,
! sidered a pretty good price for land,
feten in Coulee township. However, If,
MIR. Ellsworth had waited a year Or two
thcs might have had "a, pay double that,
amount 05s' 's''%'' 9'l' s7'''f s''' ~
T Buggies, plows and tanning mills at
tR. L. C%ieveland's. 900
p County Commissioner John Van
Liew is nov officiating as night miller
Fat the mill, which has a great amount
LOT work ON hand and is running days,
tnights and Sundays. Milling is Mr..
FVan, Liew'ss old, business, and although
helhas practically been out Of it for
fther past sixteen years, he says that
fgetting into harness again ~ easy.
l. Mems dogskin1 %overcoats, only 500,
LAT the Bankrupt sale. 8a,,..1a'oa2f .a,l
{ One hundred Mems fancy worsted
Esqits. only $3.50, at the Bankrupt sale.
b !Myron King, one Of Bergen town
ships. progressive farmers wa in the
city Monday. He was here for the
purpose of completing the purchase OF
fanother h~alfIsection! of land, which4ad-
fdedto his present holdings makes him
tthe owner Of 960:acaes Of as good land
as there is in the state. Mr.. King had
}about GOO acres inscrop this year, and
his wheat averaged eighteen bushels
to the acre.rtlbal eft5 i 10 ~3,fI,r:
! Five hundred Mems heavy pants,
Eonly 81 at the Bankrupt sale. -" '4''
l. Mems heavy black frieze u1s.
tiers, only $4.5Oand SO, ut Wine.
Elnan's, f2'fafft3 @'' A' e''af ~
/. Toilet Thompson, father Of Mrs, A,
Mackay, died last Saturday at the. adL-.
.yanced age Of rs years, three months
and tt3wenty-thrrye.ee, days. For 2 number be
Of years he has been a sufferer from
various ailments which, together with
his advanced age, probably we're the
icause ofshis desthsr He WIS a.. col,aiat.l
lent member 6f ssthte Luthsran charch.
The funeral ALas from sz olsts rh9tch'
Monday.
The great bankrupt sale is more than
booming, and why not? The stock. was
bought at 37112' cents on the dollar by
Graham, the wonderful cheap clothier.
Coles Comedy Company, under the
managementFof Messrs. Gard and Per.
kins, two experienced amusement men,
was at the hall Monday and Tuesday
nights; and was greeted with aiIbig
house both times. The company is
one recentlycorganized aud put on the
road, but has some talent that would
only be looked for in a big company.
Several more people are expected to