Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-24

will not permit him to work at the
painters trade any longer, and he is
compelled to look up an opening in
some other line of business. His fam.
lily will remain here until he can dis.
pose Of his property.
A new and elegant line OF
dress gloves, epring hats and
fancy shirts, just received at
Wineman's.
Henrik Ibsen. the great Scandina.
play Of "a Dolls House," Miss Clara
T;hropp will shortly be seen here in
her original role of Nora, was born in
Skten. Norway, on March 10th, 1923.
The Ramona II. and j. coffee,
the best on earth, 35c, three
pounds for 81, at Mann's.
The young people of the Epworth
League Of Devils Lake and Grand
Harbor will give q literary and art
GALAXY social with refreshments, at the
old Co-Operative store, March 10th.
Program will be printed later. Admis.
sion 20 cents.
Buy a pair Of Douglas shoes, al
Mann's.
Maj. E. A. Maglone had an able arti.
Gle In last Mondays Forum fave ring
the law now before the legislature fol-
holding terms Of supreme court at
Grand Forks and Fargo. He points out
clearly that the proposed measure will
benefit the people and not the lawyers,
Mann & Son have a big line OF
ch,ldren's school shoes for
spring.
The gospel song service of the Y. NJ
@. A. next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock will be lead by Mr.. Alex Walker;
Subject, "What Must u Sinner do to be
Saved?" A special feature will be
music by orchestra. All are invited
Rooms next north Of engine house.
Nerr silks are all the go. You
can get them at Mann'e.
Joe Kelley, who has been with F. w
Cockburn for several years, will leave
next week for Mandan to take charge
of a big meat market to be opened by
the Swift Packing company, Of st.
Paul. Joe understands his business
thoroughly, is q good fellow and rlchly
deserves the success which will surely
come to him In his new field Of labor.
Chamberlin shows a handsome lot
OF new spring wash goods, laces and
embroideries.
Mrs. w. H. Wake gave a parlol
musicale last Friday evening at thu
spacious residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Serumgard. The musical numbers
were faultlesslv rendered by her pupils
rejecting great credit on the methods
and thoroughness Of Mrs. Wakes
training. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Winter suits and ulsters q,
cost at III. L. Wineman's.
John j. Burtscher recently wrote
letter to the West Superior Leader
advocating Wisconsin inspection Of
North Dakota wheat. The Leader
comments favoraoly upon the idea.
advanced and incidentally pays MI
Burtscher, who was formerly q resi-
dent of West Superior, q high tribute
as an enterprising business man.
Powell buys court orders and count,
warrants.
William B. Leach, OF Minneapolis
general adjuster Of fire losses, wa
here Monday in the interest Of tn
several insurance companies which
had risks on the Inter-OceRn news
paper outfit. MI. Leach created q YER,
favorable impression by his uniform
courtesy, and the business like mar
ner in which he went about the worl
in hand.
Call and see the best line of 81
cent mitts, caps and felt boot
in the city, at Wineman's.
10. Baughman; The property own
ers take to the new hotel project witt
q vimthat Is very gratifying indeed
They all see the necessity Of q moderl
hotel for Devils Lake, and the sui
stantial support they are voluntaril
giving the enterprise is SURE to resul
in the speedy accomplishment Of tn
much desired end.
I want more farm-loan appllce
tlons. Come and see what I ca
do for you. Powell, the land maj
Miss Clara Thropp, who has made
remarkable ucces both in Americ
and Europe in Henrik Ibsen's, "a Do
House." Is an officer Of the Woman
Professional League Of New YorI
Miss Thropp says that gossip must t
met by prevention, not cure. She say
that U busiest women gossip til
least. Devils Lake. Saturday, Marc
4th. Reserved seats now on sale.
II you contemplate going to Cub
i, Porto Rico, or Jamaica, write B. V
Wrenn, passenger traffic manage
Plant System, Savannah, Ga, for i,
formation.
w. M. Cullen says he is going int
farming this year with q vengeance
He and his father purchased this wee
one Of Mr.. Whipple's splendid far
teams and having bought lumbt
salvage Of the Prosser & Serumgar
fire. at once set about movin
the material to their farm
twenty miles north. They will hay
enough lumber to build q barn, graz
airy, and sheds and got it at bargain
Gov. Bangs, Of the school of the dea
! returned Wednesday from Bismarc'
where he has been for several day
comforting with the appropriation con
mittee concerning needed improv
ments for his school. The governt
succeeded in securing an appropriate
of $4,000, which, considering the lin
tied amount Of money at the state
disposal, is not bad.
! r. W. Bennett leaves this evening I