Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-20

induce many fssnsrs Is inofeass thsir1
acrlsags of this Drop this year. md 3
behooves them % bsginlooking around
early for desirable sssd.
If you want good land
~ pricess sway dOwn3
0etaa mOVexOn you,
And consult sRestlersss BROWN.
IN renitting his dues to the &. OF e.
lodge in this. city, John =. Goblin
writes from Dawson City that he ID
working On . claim In that country,
and intimates that he viii have On In
~tsresting story TO tell his friends here
whom he returns with the sdust." he
says the Klondike country has been
greatly overestimated and that it 10 i
good region to stay away from.
No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from an at.
tack Of Ia grippe IL properly treated.
Il Is much the same as . severe cold,
and requires precisely the same treat
ment. Remain quietly ct home and
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed for asevere cold and aprompt
and complete recovery is sure TO fol-
low. For sale at A. f. Hodgkinsou's
drug store.
Winter caps at cost at Wine
mans.
W. 81. Lackey, the new manager Of
the F. H. Stoltz lumber yard Of this
city, is bright and emergetic business
man, who is q valuable acquisition to
the pushing interests Of this thriving
city Mr.. Lackey, like all new corners,
Experienced considerable difficulty in
finding . residence to move his family
into. There ought to be more houses
to rent in Devils Lake. Their scarcity
ID quite q drawback to the rapid growth
Of the city.
All kinds Of coal tor sale. Alex
Walker, cor. 4th ct. andArnold avenue.
Dick Ayres, collector for the Walter
A. Wood company Of Hoosick Falls, N.
Y, was at the Sevilla the first Of the
week. He says the firm he is working
for has secured the controlling inter
est in the Walter A. Wood company Of
st. Paul, and that the big works there,
which have been lying idle for several
years, will o be started up again
in better shape than over before. Dick
Is taking Q great deal Of interest liz :he
senatorial fight and says he is going
over to Bismarck this week to help
elect q Democrat.
For dressmaking call on Mrs. G. E
Day, corner 4th st. and Hill avenue
Letters received from Miss Elsi.
Turner announce that che has arrived
at s. Margaret's School, Buffalo, N. Y.
and Us very much pleased with her sur
roundings. She writes that Miss Eul.
Mcconnell, q daughter Of ex-Judg,
VIM. B. Mcconnell Of Fargo. is a stud
emit at this school, and that the twt
young ladies have already becom.
warm friends. Mrs. Turner remained
with Elsie for q couple of days, and Il
at present with her daughter, Mrs
Allgeo. in 6imcoe, and reports a yer,
pleasant trip and ENJOYABLE time.
1 want to turn my stock of blanket
and robes into cash and offer grea'
bargains. GEO. w. JAMESON.
A case of evading the revenue Law
has come to light recently. A farme,
away up in the northern. part Of tn,
county sold his farm recently for /,
consideration of $1,000. The revenu,
stamps required for this transfer whel
recorded would be sl.5O. The fruga
farmer, however, put the consideration
at $500 and thus saved dollar, as th,
revenue on that amount is but 5Ocents
He may have occasion to remember
the Maine, even il he did not want t,
help pay for averaging her, if a revenue
officer gets after him.
Deposit your savings in tn,
Ramsey County bank and ge
an interest bearing certificate
Interest paid every six months
Editor Carver, of the Bensol
County News, was in the city Monds,
night, and made the Inter- Ocean
pleasant call. Mr.. Carver owns a faru
which adjoins the town of Leeds an,
upon which he has just finished
commodious brick veneered residence
After trying other states he flnall,
concluded to return to North Da
kota, build a home and settle perma
nently. He thinks the removal of tn
county seat from Minnewaukan t.
Leeds is q remote possibility, but evel
without it he is confident Leeds vii
Z J~~orv o,l ~~oe~n- .,Skh:- 49, 5000 -.