Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-12-16

energy. Like everybody else who
owns q slice Of choice Ramsey county
land, he has prospered. This year he
marketed l,500 bushels of fax which
averaged him IS cents q bushel, and he
has 1900 bushels Of wheat which he is
holding for 9 higher market. His son.
William, will attend the splendid
schools OF Devils Lake this winter. and
next year he intends taking up q claim
IN The Turtle Mountain country and.
engage in the stock business.
See Haslam's fine stock of holiday
goods.
The city schools will close on the
BIRD for the usual holiday vacation.
Special sale on flannel and dress.
goods prior to inventory at Chamber
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The !nter-O Oceans subscription list
IS growing in a gratifying manner.
Come to Noah's Ark for school
supplies.
You a stock your Christmas tree
from the fine line Of holiday goods to
be found at T. A. Haslam's.
Judge Morgan, accompanied by
S~tenographer Taylor, left Monday to
hold q term of court at Rolla.
Haslam can supply your wants in
the way of holiday confectionery and
toys.
Attorneys McClory, Brennan and
Maglone we're attending the term of
court at Rolla this week.
T. A. Haslam has a splendid stock Of
confectionery, nuts, fruits and holiday
goods.
The Workman Lodge will have an
election at their meeting this evening
after which q sumptuous lunch will I've
! served.
Purchase tinware and glass.
ware ut Noah's Ark.
W. II. Brown & Co.'S blotters and
calendars for 1899, which they are
distributing among their friends aud
patrons, are beautiful specimens of
art.
New stock of candy daily x
pected at Noah's Ark.
A. 0. Whipple is suffering from an
attack of his old emeny-rheu-
matism-and is thinking of seeking
relief BY q change Of climate. He will
possibly spend the winter at his old
home at Northf1eld, where his family
is now stopping.
Santa Clans headquarters are at 4.
A. Haslam's.
Pupils from any school in the
county, who are qualified therefor, are
given an opportunity to take the
State University examinations in the
common school subjects at the Office
OF the county superintendent on the
first four days of next week.
Candies, nuts and fruits, toys, to.
bacco and cigars, books and stationery,
q we'll selected stock at reasonable
prices. i. A. Haslam. opposite post
Office.
County Superintendent Fancher an
nonnces that a meeting of school
officers will be held at the court house
in Devils Lake on Thursday, Dec. %,
beginning at l o'clock, n. m. There
will be q large attendance, if weather
favorable, as every school director,
clerk and treasurer in the county has
been requested by mail to be present.
A great line of new ribbons,handker.
chiefs, mufflers, ETC., at Chamberlins.
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Rev. and Mrs. G. Turner left on
Tuesdays train for Cando, where Mr..
Turner held services that evening. he
going to Rolla on Thursday to hold a
service there. Mrs. Turner remained
in Cando until his return from Rolla
on Friday, when she met him and they
both proceeded to Lakota, where d
reception was rendered them. While
at Cando Mrs. Turner assisted the
ladies there in the organization of q
Ladies' Guild, which has for its object
church work generally and the raising
of funds for the building of q church
edif1ce at Cando. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
will return home on Saturday, and
services will be held as usual on Sun
day morning, and evening.
Sole leather grips and a full line Of
trunks just received at Brancbfower a.
IIaslam's. lift
"What do I fear?" is a question
worth asking by each man or woman.
Perhaps without recognizing it the
reader of this paragraph is being inlu.
enced in his or her daily life By