Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-12-16
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After reading the first issue of the
Inter- Ocean under the new manage
ment we conclude that Crary will not
keep up its reputation for up-to-date-
ness unless we are represented in your
spicy columns.
DR.. Ruger reports an infant son at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E..
Stevens.
The Congregational church will hold
revival meetings every evening for two
weeks beginning Dec. 18th.
Napoleon Cadieux, of Rutten, P. O.,
lef Monday for Montreal. He expects
to be absent nine months.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Posey have rented
their restaurant to Frank Gufber aud
have moved to their homestead up
north.
James Barnett got mixed up with q
broncho the other day and got the
worst of it, but is able to be around
with the assistance of a cane.
P.J. Kerstan, sometimes called the
Wandering Jew," returned to Crary
Monday after travelling over the
greater part of Ramsey county.
We have enjoyed very good weather
so far this winter, and, considering the
fact that we are ten miles nearer the
blizzard-swept east than you are, ws
have no reason to complain.
7 Claude LaDue, the Mccormick COL
lector from your town, dropped down
on us Wednesday. Claude is genial,
good fellow, and his friends feel that
he can't drop on them too often.
The wheat blockade which has been
threatening the prosperity of our
town Tor some time past seems broken
at last. The elevators and track buy
ers are getting plenty Of cars, and
farmers have the advantage Of selling
on a market where there is sharp COM
petition.
| A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. Dennis Cornwall. Of
Ontario township, when his eldest
daughter was united in marriage with
Mr.. Jennings. of England. E. NJ.
Crary, j. p, performed the ceremony
in an impressive manner, and was the
first to kiss the lovely bride.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker went to
Leeds, Monday, where they will assume
the management of the leading hotel
of that place. George and his wife
have been identified with the social
interests of Crary since the first set
tlement,and we join with the communi.
ty in wishing them success in their
new venture.
Fred Chamberlin, buyer for Smiths
ally very busy, but always has time to
/ nvr1oSn thu vvo~oknNSnc 0f s,~NAko kN0e
farming. In an interview recently he
say it did. l own and operate a large
from experience. II you find anyone
profits of farming, just send them
marks that will open their eyes
Figures don't lie"
After balancing their books for the
year the city fathers find the following
improvements on the credit side ol
the ledger: The handsome q 600 resi-
dence of T. A. Luros, located south ol
the Congregational church, is home
that even an editor might feel proud
of. B. j. Ostrum and Alex. Slsybere
have also erected large and substan
tial dwellings,. The Congregations
church society have added to theil
property parsonage, which speakt
we'll for their efforts in the few year.
they have had an organization IL
Crary. Rev. Ried and his charming
wife are now domioiled in their new
home. J. M. Soby's large genera
store has been doubled in size by al
addition on the rear. Jas. Barnett.