Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24

Prof. G. G. Schmidt and Miss
in the city. Prof. Schmidt is principal
in the Jamestown public school. They
New Rockford and came this way to
see Fort Totten and Devils Lake.
Illuminated rims and Dunlap tires,
the highest priced and best equipment.
on the market, are put on u S35
Crescents. c. w. KELLEY.
Tangent, Jr., Mike Doheny's PAGER,
lowered his record to 2:2OX in the
third heat Of a winning race over In
Manitoba last week. Tangent seems
to be doing a good deal better this
year than he did last and Trainer
Gordon is apt to give him a very low
mark before the season closes.
Fine summer under wear, at
Wineman's.
Ladies' will do we'll to do early spring
sewing while u assortment Of white
goods, wash goods, laces and embrOid-
cries is good. II. j. C%hamberlip.
Editor George w. Wilson, Of the
Minot Reporter, will probably soon
enjoy the distinction Of being the
owner Of the only stuffed camel In the
state. He purchased the body of the
one which the Robinson circus lost on
the road between Great Falls and
Minot and has turned it over to a local
taxidermist for mounting. MI. Wilson
proposes to use the camel for a paper
! weight on bis desk.
Come in and examine our $50 and
s35 wheels. We will guarantee them
to be the best in the market at the
price. (1O-tf) G. W. KELLEY.
The P. N. Peterson Granite Co., oil
st. Paul, has recently placed a numbe,
this city and at Webster chapel
thus been marked may be mentioned
VIM. Mccarthy, VIM. Reel, Thor,
serumgard, Peter Kilberson, J.. j
Jollie, Ethel Carnathan and H. E
Baldwin. AL of the monuments shov
superior workmanship and care il
their erection. P. N. Peterson superin
tended the work Of placing them.
Tho editor of tho Evans City, Pa.
IGlobe, writes, "One Minute Cougl
ICure is rightly named. It cured m,
children after all other remedies failed.
1t cures coughs, colds and all throa
and lung troubles. G. w. Greene.
Capt. John Miller, of Churohs Ferry
has completed the first kiln of 10000
brick in his Q brick yard and spen
several days in Devils Lake this weel
making arrangements for their sale
1t is probable that some of the build
lings being constructed will us
his brick. 1t Is claimed that his bricl
are of excellent quality and entirel,
free from the limestone pebbles whicl
has heretofore interfered with tn
manufacture of brick in this vicinity
II think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salv
is the finest preparation on the marke
for piles" SO writes John G. Dunn, O
Wheeling, w. Va. Try 1t and you will
think the same. It also cures eczem
and all skin diseases. G. w. Greene.
Unidentified poet: Maud Muller il
the summer heat raked the meade,
clean with wheat. The Judge rod
Z slowly down the lane, smoothing hi
horses chestnut name. "With whea
( at a dollar per" said he, "this maid
: about the size for me-" Then h
smiled at her and she blushed at hin
i and owe the meadow fence he elm
"Will you marry me, sweet maid," b
said, and she told him "yes," and the
were we'd. Alas for maiden, alas 10
judge, for old designer and wheatfiel
drudge. Lord pity them both an
pity us all, for Maud didn't own tn
wheat at all. And the Judge remarke
when he learned the cheat, "Don'
talk to me about dollar wheat"
l.. A.. M. Powell: My trip. althoug
primarily to the annual meeting of th
Brethren church at N~aperville, III
3 was extended to Ohio, Michigan an
Q New York. 1t is remarkable the grea
interest that is taken BY men Of mean
Q and well-to.do farmers in the middl
q and eastern states in North Dakot.
Very many of the unfounded prejudice
d which we're SO generally current !
former years against our state, an
especially against our climate, hav
been dissipated and all are seemingl
we'll posted as to our splendid Gro
prospects. I look for quite a larg
influx into the Devils Lake region an
particularly into Ramsey county thi
summer and fall Of men of mean
D.. prepared to invest in our lands.