Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-10

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Mackintoshes, at Wineman's
Col. c. \. Lounsberry was her.
saturday on government land business
VIM. Schultz, the former Devils LAX,
ciothier, is now located at Baldur
Man.
Winter suits and listers a,
cost at III. L. Wineman's.
Powell buys court orders and count,
warrants.
Mrs. Albert Powell entertained a
dinner on Wednesday.
I, Serumgard Il Moen have money t.
loan on real estate. If.
Up.to.date ties, collars and
cnffs, at Wineman's.
The ladies of the Maccabees will
give a grand ball Monday evening
April 3rd.
Merit wins. Notice how the Y. B
cigar sells and pleases. SLIT
No prizes go with the Y. B. cigar
just the cigar-that's all. 5l-4t
Train Master Frank Brainerd. O!
Larimore, stopped off in Devils Lake
yesterday to greet old friends while on
his way to Minot.
For fire Insurance see Powell,
Money to loan on farms. Ram.
sey County Bank. 2O-tf
Mrs. Eta Rodgers, of Beck enridge,
VnC fhn rv.nnck 81 H~s1r>l. L-.1 --u-
days this week.
Buy linens now. Table linens
towels, etc, at Chamberlin's.
Who has land for sale? Come and
see us. WV. H. BROWN l. Co.
William Orr, who lives a few miles
southeast of Crary. was in the city
Saturday making his semi-monthly
delivery of butter to his numerous
customers here. Mr.. Orr is one of
Ramsey county's most successful farm
ers-a pioneer who knows howto sue.
coed in developing a new country, and
Ramsey county is fortunate in being
full of just such people.
Powell sells Farm Lands.
1917 Roge, Bros knives aud forks,
at Sl.OO per set, for sale at H. Huesgen's
the Fourth street jewler.
The Dickinson Press has this to say
Of a former Devils Lake citizen:
Rev. Father Claude NJ. Ebner, O. S. B.
who took charge of the Dickinson par
ish four months ago, has fully recov-
cred from an illness of several weeks
standing and is forming acquaintance
among the people again. Father
Claude has made a good impression in
Dickinson; he lisa very earnest, hard
working man"
The Ramona NJ. and j. coffee,
the best on earth, Soc, three
pounds for 81, at Mann's.
The talk of the town is on the new
n OF laces, embroideries aud wash
goods at Chamberlin's.
The w. r. G. 4 X. o. 7. NJ. ladi es
very happily surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Roberts on Thursday afternoon
the occasion being the 3lst auniver-
sary of their marriage. In the after
noon carriages were waiting to carry
the guests to the substantial country
home where they soon passed
pleasantly the afternoon aud evening.
A handsome gift was contributed
jointly as evidence Of the esteem of
these worthy people.
oute Is tho nobby things in scnts'
-ings..latcst novelties.
at FANS.
Ere ment, ands, Son: Our store
a1 d,f at Pasig by ting: We have
and Our troops foI.," spr'he
"and 100 new graves
Col. Gr.The prisoners wethe presi-
4Gds VII s'refore it 10 presumed Rough
Lieut.. W Wa ,'t Of ffaRttso Of throwing tlPe1 u wifi
rejoin in the regiment II again
called into service only on coz. ition
that he receives the appointment Of
captain. Lieut. Wayi'is competent to
fill even a higher position in the regi-
ment. he having served several year
in the regular army.
At Mann's, a big stock of gro.
cerics for sale cheap for cash.
Mann & Son show o big Inc Of
laces, embrolderles, silks and RIB
bOns.
A newspaper whose columns over
flow with advertisements of business
men, says Talma9e, the great preacher,
has more influence in attracting at
tention to and building up a town than
any other agency that can be en-
ployed. People 90 where there is bust
ness. Capital and labor where there
Is an enterprising community. No
power on earth is so strong to build
up a town as a newspaper we'll patron
lied, and its power should be ap.
preciated.
Ovcrshoes IS cents, German
sox so cents, closing out price
at Wineman's.
IA k-gold filed rings, guarateed 5
years. from so cents to sl.O0. at II.
lIuesgen.
There are thousands of we'll to do
farmers in this section of country who
came here a few years ago poor.
Through their indomitable energy
and the proliticness of North Dakota
soil they have gathered together
enough of this worlds goods to make
them independent for life. What
these people have done others can do
right here in the future. The field is
still large. Thousands of fertile acres
are awaiting the industrious and fru-
gal husbandman to come, establish a
home and win a fortune.
A new and elegant line of
dress gloves, spring hats and
fancy shirts, just received at
Wineman's.
Yocum Brothers (who make the Y.