Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-11-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

Congressman Burke has completed
his business matters in Devils. Lake
and left Tor his home in South Dakota
Tuesday. Mr.. Burke will probably
have a busy time at Washington this
winter, as the patronage Of South Da-
kota, hitherto controlled by National
Committeeman Kittridge, has already
been placed at the disposal OF himself
and Congressman Gamble.
Mems blue Overal1s, only IS
cents, at Wineman's.
For dressmaking call on Mrs. G. E.
Day, corner 4th st. and Hill avenue.
100 Boys overcoats @l.oo, worth
$500. at the great bankrupt sale.
Senator Hansbrough seems to have
taken hold Of the hot end of :.he poker
when he replevined the INrER-O OCEAN
Office from s. A. Nye. The latter
rebonded and held possession.
A new turn was given to the
affair Monday when the replevin suit
was dismissed, on the application Of
the plaintiff, and an action started for
the appointment Of q receiver. AS
the paper is in a thrifty condition and
out of debt the application will be op-
posed by Mr. ye's attorneys.
100 par Mems shoes CLIPS, worth
90 SO, at the great bankrupt sale.
Mems wool lined duck coats.
only IS cents, at Wineman's.
Buggies, plows and tanning mills at
II. L. Cleveland's.
Gerald Avery, Of Crary, left hom
last August and has not since been
heard of. He drove a horse and buggy
and wa engaged in selling school
charts and furniture. Mr.. Avery was
one of the early settlers in the eastern
part of the county and has many
friends who would be pleased to learn
Of his welfare. There is no reason
known why he should remain away
and it is feared that he has met with
an accident or been foully dealt with.
Wineman Is almost giving
away Mems winter underwear.
Bob sleighs at Prosser & Serum
CARDS.
Underwear and top shirts are
selling ut half price, at the great
bankrupt sale.
Gen. E. S. Miller, Of jamestown, was
in the city yesterday looking after
state property left by Company D and
other matters connected with the
militia. Gen. Miller states that in all
probability Capt. Cogswell, of Com
pany D, will soon be made a major.
One of the majors of the regiment is
soon to be promoted and it is expected
that Capt. Keye, the senior captain,
will resign, thus making an opening
for Capt. Cogswell, who is now second
on the list. II he is promoted Harry
Redman will probably be made captain
of Company D and Phil Short, now
first sergeant, will become second lieu
tenants.
Buggies, plows and tanning mills at
= y - OA0VOxhAu D. wy |
Mems full fur trimmed coon
coats, only $25, at Wineman's.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Church
of the Advent [Episcopall will hold
their annual sale of work in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Cooper
alive store on Thursday, December 8,
when they invite the public for their
inspection and patronage of embroid-
cry and drawn-work direct from the
natives Of Mexico,all sizes and designs
at reasonable prices-useful, fancy and
ornamental articles suitable for gifts
at the Christmas-tide. The selec-
tions and work this year are the best
they have yet shown in this city. Al
bountiful supper at thirty-1ve cents a
plate will be served from 6 to 9 p. m. in
connection with the sale.
A big line of underwear andI
mittens, at Mann's.
Mems heavy black frieze uls.
ters, only $3.50 and SO, at Wine
mans,