Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-16

remain four days only. Prepared
to do all kinds of dental work.
Consultation free. Office at hotel
Sevilla.
Ticket for Ringling Bros. circus
free, at H. L. Wineman's.
Plaindealer: G. C. Clifford was
kept quite busy today shipping
stuff to his Chautauqua hotel at
Devils Lake. Judging from the
lay out he had gathered up this
morning for a starter, the equip
ment of the hotel will be complete
in every detail.
d. w. Pinkerton is now running
a water wagon and will furnish
artesian water at all times at
reasonable rates. His past record
as a water man will recommend
him to the public. Telephone
80. If
F. H. Stoltze was up from
Minneapolis last week looking
after his lumber yard. After
taking an inventory of stock, he
was so we'll satisfied with the
way things were being run that he
forthwith raised Manager w. H.
Lackey's salary SIS a month.
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Ticket for Ringling Bros. circus
free, at H. L. Wineman's.
Chas. A. Grow has been awarded
the program privileges at the
Devils Lake races. He is also
after the souvenir privilege for
the Chautauqua session and the
Inter Ocean would like to see him
get it. Charley is a rustler and
deserves success.
G. S. Taylor has purchased Bert
Wheeler's second hand furniture
store on Fourth street, and will
buy and sell all kinds of second
hand household goods Mr.. Tay-
lor will make a specially of repair
ing furniture at reasonable rates,
and respectfully solicits the pat
ronage of the people of Devils
Lake who may have anything to
be done in this line.
The Rebekah's will serve ice
cream and cake on circus day,
Attorney General Cowan re-
turned Monday from Darlington
where he assisted in the prosecu-
ton of Mike Harrington, on trial
for manslaughter. The jury, after
being out "a hours, failed to agree,
being equally divided for murder
in the second degree and acquittal.
Harrington will be tried again at
the next term of the district court.
Ernest H. Haig, son of Prof.
Haig, of the public schools here,
arrived home from Carleton college
at Mortified yesterday. In the
athletic contests between Carleton
and Hamlin colleges, held at the
state fair grounds in St. Paul re-
Gently, Ernest won the 440-yard
dash. The young fellow is a
powerful athlete and holds the
college, nter-collegiate and North
western record for 440-yard con-
tests in foot racing.
Joe Kent has added to his string
of horses a 3-year-old flly which
promises to make a pace for some
Of the old-timers this fall. The
colt has the finest breeding of any
horse in the state. 1t is owned by
Hon. j. H. Matthews, proprietor
of the New York farm at Larimore,
and was bought Of John Splann,
of Cleveland, Ohio. Joe feels
proud of his colt and no doubt he
will make it a fast one, if splendid
care and training will do it. The
colts pedigree will be published
later on.
Patronize your home insurance
company. Every dollar left with
it for hail insurance will help build
up an institution that will be a
great benefit to the state. The
Northwestern Fire and Marine is
the only perfectly reliable in
surance company in North Dakota
doing a hail insurance business.
It is not a mutual concern but has
plenty of money on deposit with
which to pay all losses promptly
and in full. Do not fool away
your money with wild cat concerns.
Place your risks with the perfectly
reliable Northwestern Fire and
Marine. VIM. H. Brown & Co..
agents for Ramsey county.
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