Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-05-25

0AoOs IA ShO SAAtCO *oGdl0S. 10y
|patfoMzihgeMf. Huesby you help
ITO build up an important industry
lin Devils Lake that, will largely
Ebeneft the business interests of
fthe CITY.
Mrs: W. H. Brown returned
from IowaIl last evening. { tt,
Nrs.IH. 4 Wineman returned
the first of the week from St.
Paul. na rrg
/ i: H. .BzJ4!1l Mn ls.v,., Saul
lday for st. Paul to meet Congress
man Burke at that place Sunday.
Il shall spend my vacation al
Devils Lake, N. Oak. I think 1
ca1 make enough money from;
Brown & Co, to pay all my OK,
penses. l am going to purchase.
a farm from them if they have not
sold all befotesAI get there. set
makes onet lucky to- buy from;
Brown"
Those who patronized the Dun
can Clark MINISTRIES last Saturday
night say it was the worst show
they ever witnessed. u ILL
The Fleur-de Lis club held a
meeting at the home of it's presi-
dent, Miss Minnie Sparks,a&t
Friday evening and among other
business transacted, decided to
discontinue meetings, except on
the callsof thes president, .suntil
fall. One new. member was mi:
tiated. After the meeting adj
journed, refreshments dainty and
palatable, were served.
Five cents buys a Royal Blue
cigar-clean goods clear through,
built just to please you.
Prof. 0. L.. Burdick, magnetic
healer, a graduate Of the Worlds
Magnetic Infrmary, Fargo, has
opened an infrmary in the Mckee
residence, Devils Lake, and is
prepared to treat all diseases in a
scientific manner. The professor
is assisted by his mother, also a
graduate Of the Fargo institution,
and a full corps of competent as
sistants. In addition to treat
ment, all the popular baths are
given.
The Royal eighbors will give a
. card party and social in Woodmen
Hall next Thursday night. Every
+ body invited.
!, No ware made compares with
| the "Majestic." The full set is
; worth $3.50, but we're going to
: give a set free with every
? Majestic Range sold at our ex.
!, hibit next week. Adams Bros,
) The Eastern Star entertainment
l in Masonic hall Tuesday night was
well attended and highly enjoyed
! by all. Miss Prindeville's music
!. class rendered a choice program OF
instrumental selections which
t showed the wonderful progress the
!, little people are making under the
!, direction of their instructress.
! Miss Cairns and Miss Rodenbach
added to the pleasure of the even.
ing by rendering instrumental and
: vocal selections. Little Vera
: Seymour, of Grand Forks, who.
with her grandmother, Mrs,
| Webster, has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. W. H. Reid, sang two
! songs which completely captured
. her auditors. She is a bright little
tot, 5 years Of age, and her per-
Torrance was extremely cute.
After the musical program, pro-
gressive euchre was INDUCED in,
!, Mr.. Roller winning the head prize
and Mrs. Juergens the foot prize.
; A splendid lunch, consisting of
ice cream, sherbet and all kinds of
cake, was served.
> Good tobacco handled by good
workmen make good igars:r~'That
; is gwhygaFacrsg degsHsllerssis the
favorite 10 center and Royal Blue
the great nickle smoke.
An institution similarto the
! now famous Magnetic Infrmary
: at Fargo, has been established in
this city during the past week.
Prof. G N. Pugh, = graduate Of
that institution, comes here highly
} recommended to open ansgInfr-
mary, which will occupy the Dixon
residence, corner st Seventh street
and Kelley avenue. The house is
being re6tted and refurnished for
that purpose andan eficien staff
ofShealers will come later On to as
slit Prof.Pugh. The treatment
these people advocate consists of
various kinds of baths, the most
important of which is the magnet