Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-27

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law. They pleaded guilty
and were released on payment of
$50 fine each and the costs of the
action brought against them.
Ship the Northwestern Hide &
Fur Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, furs,
hides, pelts, ETC., and get highest
prices. They sell the best trap
per's guide published. pure strych-
niue, sure death capsules for
wolves, foxes and sheep-killing
dogs, McCall's Decoy, a powerful
scent to attract all wild animals to
the traps of poison. Traps of all
kinds at wholesale prices and wool
growers supplies at Chicago
prices. Send stamp for catalogue,
price list and other valuable infor-
nation. This firm is old and re-
liable.
d. j. Wright: It is surprising
to me that Devils Lake people do
not realize what a good thing they
have in the artesian well, but no
doubt the cause is, familiarity. I
find no better tonic than a drink
from it's mineral waters, which I
believe are very beneficial. II. [
could have that we'll in Fargo, [
could sell its water for no less than
10 cents a quart, and would soon
be a millionaire.
Monday morning Chief Sparks
succeeded in raiding a booze shop
belonging to Lars Nelson and Sc
cured a good quantity of evidence.
The place was closed by injunc-
ton and a warrant issued for Nell
sons arrest. Nelson, who has
been a chronic violator of the pro-
hibition law, was given a hearing
before Police Magistrate Duell
Tuesday and fined $50. and costs,
after paying which he was dis
charged. Warrants are out for
the arrest of others on suspicion of
the same offense and they are
likely to be brought to justice.
VIM. II. Brown: I have not
found my brown leather grip yet
which some one carried off from
the Chautauqua depot about June
Both. My name is or was on the
bottom of it and inside of the grip
were letters addressed to VIM.
II. Brown & Co., and to VIM. Fl.
Brown. Why any one should
want to keep that grip is more than
I can understand. There is moth
ing in it Of any value to any one
excepting myself. I will pay a
reasonable reward for the return
of it. I wish you would make
a note of it in your paper maybe
some one will see it who knows
where it is. If I get the grip l
will pay the reward and ask no
questions.
Our popular clothier, Henry
Wineman, expects to sell out his
business and other property in
this city to take charge of a large
wholesale clothing house in
Chicago, where he will make his
residence, after Jan. LIST. Mr.
Wineman has been for many years
a resident and business man Of
Devils Lake and identifedIwith its
interests. He has always beer
popular and enjoyed a good bust
ness through his clothing store
and his removal will be regretted
by his many acquaintance. Hi
charming wife will be greatly mis-
sed in our social realm. Mr.
Wineman's new venture, however
is a good one and we predict TO,
him a successful career as one o
Chicago's large wholesalers.
Fargo Forum: Among tn
Ramsey county farmers in tn
city Saturday, there was>the great
est enthusiasm in regard to tn
crops in that vicinity, and the,
certainly had some very fine speci.
mems. Editor McGahan left
sample of fax at The Forum office
grown on his farm, where he ha'
100 acres, all just as good. p. A
Manseau of Grand Harbor-an OLE
Forum subscriber, left splendit
specimens of White Russian oat
and a new kind Of wheat callet
the North Dakota Marvel. AL
these are very fine, and Ramse,
county is to be congratulated OF
having such experienced farmers
who secure such excellent crops
Another caller was Charles Nelson
of Devils Lake, who corroboratet
the reports made by the othe:
gentlemen.
Grand Forks Herald: Yester
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