Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-12-22

build a root house to keep our cube
roots. hard coal, and orher jewelry
in. Then we paused to design and
erect a winter cottage for II COW
who believes in protection and
good times With milk shakes
all the year round. 1t was neces-
sary also to expand our cabin
home to make a store room for the
| private letters promising political
support, Several precincts de-
manded our personal attention: and
are now solidly in line. We were
called to St. Paul to meet Dan
Gum, Al Ferris, Bill Seelye and
Senator Buchanan who blew from
the Windego country with a bran
new repetoire Of ghost tories.
We have also delivered several
addresses on diversified subjects
during the month, have learned the
machinist's trade, put up three
stove pipes, picked up a few hun
drsd subscribers to this paper, and
learned to play God Save the
Queen" on a gasoline engine.
There were other things, and some
sorrows all our own, but of these
we cannot speak.
Granulated sugar at $3.50 per
100 pound sack, at DeFoire's.
Ex-County Supt. E. j. Taylor,
of Grand Forks, was in the city
between trains on Monday.
The toy factories have turned
out many unique things this year.
We carry a full line of the many
different varieties. T. A. Haslam.
Bro. Benedict, who was injured
last week by his team being struck
by a train, is still confined to his
bed, but getting along nicely.
The latest innovation in the way
of convenience to householders in
this city is to have your cordwood
sawed by machinery on your own
premises. See Russell & Schultz
when requiring cordwood.
Several pupils from different
parts of the county are taking
final examination for common
school diplomas before the county
superintendent this week.
Second hand buggy for sale at a
bargain. Prosser & Serumgard.
On Saturday evening Rev. j. j.
Studness tied the nuptial knot be-
tween Mr.. Nels A. Halgren and
Amenda Andrew. Mr.. Halgren is
owner of a very nice farm six miles
northeast of the city, and the
happy couple will Immediately go
to housekeeping in a comfortably
furnish d home.
Buy your Christmas candies at
T. A. Haslam's.
The personnel ofthe Great Nor
thern officials at the depot will be
somewhat changed during the
holidays. G.. d. Pring. day oper-
ator, will take a vacation at Still
water, relieved by l.. Barnes; f..
H.. Wildermuth will change with
Count de Reuter- as night baggage
smasher, Mons. Reuter- giving
Hon. H. Guss an opportunity to
20 home and see the old folks be-
fore setting the day; Fred Bartlett
will juggle the day baggage.
Only a chapter of the o~vercoat
story. A fine assortment of mems
overcoats to be sold at prices that
tickle the pocket book, at De-
Flores.
The annual meeting of the North
Dakota Educational association
will be held at Grand Forks, De-
cember 9th to 29th. The meet
ings of the general association will
be held every afternoon, while
those of the department of super
intendents, high school council,
college and normal school section,
and elementary section take place
during the forenoon. The pro-
gram promises to be most inter
esting. Besides County Supt.
Fancher, those from this city who
expect to attend are Prof. Haig.
Misses Grams, Jameson, Eddie
man and Mrs. Stoddard.
That Throbbing Headache.