Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-31
ADDl1l0NRL LoGRLs.

Jacob Deal returned the first OF the
week from q pleasant visit With rela-
|tives in Indiana
Who has land for sale? Come and
see us. WIZ. H. Brown Il Co.
The sevilla Office and dining room
|lcok very handsome in stAeir new
IS. ::ag decorations. M y
.en's driving gloves, a, sl.oo
Wineman's. .
A Matron's Media contest at Wlne,
mans hall on Molday night, Aprll
oath. Further particulars next week.
See the ad. Of the grand opening
Of the Millinery World, next to
Greene's drug store. /:
j. B. Eaton, the insurance man, IS
in the city looking after the renting OF
his farm In this country, and renewing
old acguaintanees.
B. s. Estes has something of interest
to say to the Inter Ocean eaders
Look up his ad.
Good health is worth more than any.
thing else to you, and every bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains good
health.
The talk Of the town is on the new
line of laoes, embroideries and wash
goods at Chamberlin's.
Parties desiring cut flowers for
easter and the XIX Century . can
leave orders with Mrs, Ferris.
Mr.. Huesgen has some bargains in
jewelry. See what he has to oter IN
this issue Of the Inter-Ocean.
At Mann's, a big line OF hats,
caps, gloves, overal1s and un'
derwear for the spring trade.
The attention Of our readers is called
to advertisement Of Grand Forks
Wooden Mills which appears in another
column. This company and its prod
ucts are we'll and favorably known
throughout the entire northwest.
Be up to date and wear a cyrano
chain at the XIX Century ball. A
splendid variety Of them at II. Hues-
gen the 4th st. JeWeler.
H. L. Wineman's adj. Of course you
will read an account Of OF its 'conspicu-
Gus position. He has some money
saving bargains in clothing.
J.. NJ. Farrell, of Brookings, S. D.,
will arrive about April 1st., with a car.
load of driving, draft and all purpose
horses. For sale cheap. Inquire OF J.
A. Van LEV. ST.
II. Stuart has opened a paint store
next door to Burtscher's tailoring es-
tablishment. He does painting, paper
hanging aud general interior deco
rating. Look up his ad in this issue.
Taken this mohth-keeps you we'll
ali summer. Drives away impure
blood. The greatest spring tonic ever
offered. Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. McKinnie, district superinten-
dant of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union. will be present at the
next regular meeting April 5th, at 4
O'Clock in the Presbyterian church
parlor to address the ladies-all in
vited.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday
of next week Mrs. Ferris will show a
complete line of Madam Vroman's
goods, including gloves. fine hosiery
and Easter novelties.
Alex Nc Lean, the bonanza farmer
at Penn, sold to F. w. Cockburn's
market Wednesday three fine steers.
the finest beef cattle that have been
brought to this city in a long time.
Mr.. Mclean is a thorough farmer and
is never satisfied with anything but
the best.
F. H. Stoltze contracts one year in
advance for his coal. The late ad.
vance in price does not affect him.
The same old price goes.
Devils Lake people who want flowers
for Easter will have IN opportunity
next week to secure them at home. A
representative of the Grand Forks
Greenhouse will be in the city on Fri
Sday next with a choice selection OF
lilies and other plants also cut flowers
Ro1nonia NJ. & j. coffee, 8 lbs
for $l.OO, is the best coffee for
the money In the city, for sale
by +. w. Mann& Son.
Talk about the latest things in
shoes, have You seen the w. L.
DOuElas shoes for men and boys;
boys, $1.75 and 81, mems &3,
S3.5O and %.
Married, at the home Of Mr.. John
Henley, Of this city. Mr.. William
IWhiteley, one OF our prosperous farm.
ers from Fox Lake, and Mrs. Chloe
Hopper, of Plaintield, Wis, BY John G,
tDingle, pastor Of the Methodist Epis-
lcopal church. on March Goth.
Deeposit your savings in the
RAMSEY County bank and get
an interest bearing certificate.
INTEREST paid every six months,
Are you thin? Would you like t
get fat and plump? Tried Laughing
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky
II Mountain Tea-t'willdo the business
IS cents. Ask your druggist.
An opportunity is Low offered Devils
,1Lake people to obtain speedy driving
horses at a reasonable price. a. P
Il Baker & Son, proprietors of the fam
GUS Marshall, MINI, stock farm, have
IA car load of standard bred PAGERS
trotters and road horses on exhibition
at Monroe Branch1ower's livery
stable. There are matched teams anC
Y single drivers and 9 good standard
bred stallion, weight 1900 pounds
They are a promising lot OF youni
horses with q number OF good racinl
prospects among them, besides som,
the finestgcar load Of this class o
horses ever shipped into this part o
; the country. Drop around and SCI