Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-29
Look Out for Halt,

Look Dat for Hail!
Do not worry from now till harvest
about your crop being taken by hail.
The weather prophets predict this as Il
hail year. We will write you a policy
in the st. Paul Fire & Marine company
assets two million dollars) in any sum
from Is to 80 IN acre.. The loss will
be paid in cash, at once, if any occurs
1t costs no more to take out q policy
now than if you wait till the eleventh
hour. RAMSEY COUNTY BANK.
Mrs. George McDevitt, of Grand
Harbor, has for a guest her sister, from
st. Paul, who arrived on the 9th and
will remain for some ceks.
Call and get prices on your binding
Irvine. DAELEY & THRopAHL.
You get the best teas and cot.
fees, at Mann's.
R.L.C Cleveland says he can sell as good
twinc as is made at as low u price as
anyone in the market, quality consid-
cred. 1t is McCormick's Irvine and is
warranted. He invites the farmers to
come and see him at the old rink, op-
posite the INTER OCEAN Office. 2Otf
If you want to sell your real estate
list it with WIN. II. BROWN Il Co.
VIM. Fl. Brown aud family left last
week for White Bear, where they expect
to remain for about six weeks. They
have rented n of the handsome cot
tages for which that summer resort is
noted and expect to thoroughly enjoy
their vacation.
All kinds Of fruits and vegetables in
season at L. A. Haslam's.
AL Haslam's fruit store is now
located opposite Mann's store.
Dave Pepparl, a railroad man we'll
known in this city, is in trouble in East
Grand Forks for striking n boy named
Frank Stacy. 1t is claimed that Stacy's
skull is broken. Peppard admits slap
ping the toy because the latter "sassed"
him, but had no intention of iniuring
him.
Fruits Of all kinds ut reasonable
prices ut j. 7. Colville's. .l5.tf
Everett Mcintosh, the fve-year-old
son of George Mcintosh, had his right
leg accidentally broken this morning.
He WAS riding on John Wallace's dray,
which was taking Il load 10 the dump.
As the wagon passed over the railroad
crossing tho little fellow fel! off and
one Of the wheels went over his leg.
Who has land for sale? Como aud
sec us. WM. II. BRoWN l. Co.
Summer underwear, 30 cents IA suit
and upwards, at Branchflownr Il Has.
lam's. lift
Rev. VIM. Ballou was in the city Tues
day looking after his property inter.
ests in this county. His stay was brief
as he was compelled to return to Bos
ton at an early date to resume his stud.
les in Harvard colledge. He has been
attending this college for some time
taking u special course of studies.
Al naslam's fruit store is now
located opposite Mann's store.
Wanted, girl for general housework,
small family. Apply to Mrs. T.. ].
ChamberliE. lG.tf
Fred Webbe.. was around Yesterday
and asked to have his name removed
from the notice to hunters which was
published last week. He says he has
never forbidden anyone to hunt Oh his
property. The notice wa published by
authority of Fred Ayerst, who seems to
have made IL mistake.
Choice farm loans made ut
First. National bank. Rates
reasonable. 36.tf
Johnn Rodenback, one of Towner
Coun:y's new settlers died at the hos
pital Tuesday. It is stated that con
sumption was the SO of his death.
Mr.. Rodenback was a German by
birth and shortly before he was taken
ill sent for his family. who we're still
in the old country. They are supposed
to be on their way here now.
All the st. Paul, Minneapolis aud
Grand Forks daily papers on sale ut
Jones news stand. 7-tf
Get our prices ON machine oil,
we can save you money. F. W.
Mann & Son.
Allen Tompkln's trolley line to the
Chautauqua grounds seems to be an as
sured fact. The preliminarygrading is to
be done this summer just as soon rs the
ground In the bay is dry enough 10
work. Charley Russell has the con-
tract for grading, a guarantee that the
work will be pushed vigorously. lie
and Mr.. TompEins we're down on the
bay Wednesday surveying the ground
and getting ready to begin work.
DR.. Davenport, the dentist, will be
in his office in this city the first ten
days of every month.
Reports are in circulation that a num-
Der of residents of Devils Lake have
already commenced the slaughter of
half grown prairie chickens. Most Of
the hunters would be willing to OBJ
serve the law to the letter, if all would
do SO, and with this idea in view q
paper will probably be circulated pledg-
ing the signers not only to leave the
chickens alone until the 10Th Of August
but also to report violators of the
law. BY being fair about the matter
there will be plenty OF good shooting
for all later on.
Fred Mann, treasurer Of the Chautau-
qua association, believes that when
this years books are balanced it will be
found that the receipts of the assem-
bly, just closed will lie about S4OO more
than the expenses Il very satisfactory
showing indeed. This is apart from
the money raised by the sale of lots
this yca $500 or s9OO--which
will be applied on the payme:.t of the
sl70O mortgage held by Trustee