Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-28

deaf will met Tuesday, at which time
they will canvass the bids for the new
buildings and improvements and
award contracts.
A car load of ground feed,
corn and oats, at Mann's.
An order of the Brotherhood of
American Woman will be established
in Devils Lake. The prospects are
good for a charter membership of
about 60.
Milo Smith, a restaurant man from
Bottineau. and Arthur Kight,an exper-
fenced hotel man from Grimsby. Ont,
have purchased the Dewey Hotel, and
are making preparations to take care
of a large portion of the farmers trade.
See their ad in this issue. They have
in their employ a waiter from Nj
agara Falls, N. Y. st.
Cosgrove's Merry Makers at the
opera house Monday night come highly
recommended by the press. They
come from the west where they have
been playing to large business.
You will be treated like a prince if
you stop at the Hotel Northern while
in Grand Forks. tt
Geo. Elmslie ought to feel under
obligations to Bro. McGahan for the
nice boost the Free Press gave his
money loaning business last week. It
was surely worth at least 25 cents q
line.
For latest periodicals. papers and
magazines also school books and school
supplies and stationery, 20 to Mrs.
Cogwell's book store, post Office
building.
Miss Prindeville will give one of her
popula, recitals Friday evening, May
18th, in Odd Fellows hall, under the
auspices of the ladies of the Macca-
bees. There will be dancing and
refreshments after the recital. A.d-
mission, % cents. All are invited.
It adds spice to dreary life, encour.
ages the human heart, lifts n out of
despair, hreathes new life and conf.
dence. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. IS cents. Ask your drug
Rist.
P. Marshall, of Oberon, Iowa, an
experienced painter and paperhanger
has located in Devils Lake and is
working up a nice line of business.
Mrs. Marshall arrived last Friday and
they have gone to housekeeping in the
Ryan residence, neal the school of the
deaf.
Who has land for sale! Come and
see US. VIZ. H. Brown & Co.
1 handle a general line of col.
lectlons. p. HI. Throdahl.
A. Jacobson, who has been With H
L. 'Wineman for several months, will
leave soon for his home in Alexandria
Minn., where he intends to 60 int,
business for himself. Mr.. jacobson
has made many friends during hi,
short stay in Devils Lake, and all wisl
him abundant success in his new un
%dertaking.
Farmers and others, if you 2want t.
sell your property list it with VIM. H
Brown & Co. If
! A big line of shoes at Mann's,
: The untiring efforts of the KIN
Century Club have issued this weel
one thousand letters with the view Of
obtaining in this and other ways a,
least a thousand volumes of standard
| literature on all subjects and thus te
form a nucleus of a permanent loca
public library. This is somethint
which has long been sorely needed il
, our little city and the Inter-Ocea1
speaks much success for the good
ladies in this very laudible effort fol
the public good.
See G. w. Gets ad in this issue.
t Grand Forks Herald: Joe Fouber,
of Devils Lake, who c~aptained the
j, Rivals of this city last year, is in the
city and says that Lewis Lake will
have a baseball team this summer that
will hustle anything in the state
Harry How is located there, togethe,
with three OF four other swift players
who, added to the timber they had last
year will give them a strong team.
If you want good land
At prices away down;
Get a move on you,
And consult stRustler0 Brown.
Charley Grow, late of Appel's cloth.
ing house of Grand Forks, has accepted
q position with H. L. Wineman. of this