Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-02

and the railroader. the storekeeper
or the farmer are all willing to
make all they can. When they
get to being too ''hoggish," they
lose instead of make, so that on
business principles they are held
fairly level in the way of "extor-
ton and greed.
Seek not to steal the other fellows
light,
Rather put on steam and make
your own,
Do whatever you do with all your
might,
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
T. A. Haslam was a visitor to
Grand Forks Saturday on bust
ness.
Judge Fisk was in the city Mon
day on his way to Bottineau to
hold a term of court for Judge
Morgan.
DR.. E. P. Robertson, president
of the Red River Valley univer-
sity will occupy the Methodist
pulpit morning and evening Feb.
4th.
Forum: VIM. H. Brown & Co.,
Of Devils Lake, seem to be hustlers
and sell more real estate and farms
than anybody. Mr.. Brown is an
active pusher and seems just fitted
to make things hum in Ramsey
county.
The Junior League will serve re-
freshments, consisting Of hot bis
cults, maple syrup and coffee, at
the Y. M. G. A. rooms on Satur-
day next, from ) to s p. m. ADJ
, mission, Is cents.
, John Mcintosh, one Of our old
timers. and now a prominent mer-
: chant at kalispell, Mont, was in
E the city Monday visiting his little
, daughter. He reports business
, very good in his section of the
x country.
4 Have l not hidden We beware OF
8 something said to be the same as
Rocky Mountain Tea. made by the
: Madison Medicine Co.? If We are
truly wise, heed this warning
. Ask your druggist.
Bert Seymour, who has beer
8 manager Of the East Grand Forks
Courier since it's commencement
has purchased the plant recently
destroyed in part by fire, and viii
continue it's publication. Bert il
an all-round newspaper man and
hustler.
G.. f. Plaindealer: Judge Nor
j. gan on Monday overruled a motion
e Of appeal to substitute additional
evidence in the case of Brown VS.
5. Scotland. The parties to the &C
y ton are residents Of Devils LAX
and were represented by Crane
Forks attorneys.
r After enjoying SO much spring
e like weather, the cold dip seems t.
S have effected the people more thar
e usual. Merchants hailed the un
Q pleasant change with delight, a
they say a green winter injure
s their business-especially the Goa
and wood merchants.
e The Bottineau Courant in speak
ing Of Judge Morgan's rumore'
! candidacy for the supreme bench
y says: Judge Morgan would fill an.
u judicial position in the state sec
y ond to none, consequently we wan
y him right here for ourselves.
e Attorneys G.. Bangs and Good
). rich and Auditor Brown, Of Gran'
Forks, were in the city Wednes
day transacting business. TIL
genial auditor is looking just a
II spry as when only IA, although h
crossed over the 40 mark Tuesda,
- amidst flowers and congratula
e tons.
II l. n. Walker ranks among tn
most pushing, earnest and con
scientious land missionaries in 0
{, out Of the state. But that lates
IL fish story-whew Pulling fist
g through an ice hole on the Nous
river at Minot with his bar
. hands till he a nearly frozen
::e about 800 of 'em! Gospel truth
> he says. Next!
e The Knights Of Pythias o.
S. Tuesday gave another of thos
IS pleasant and entertaining evening
Of which the series has become S,
= popular. A large number Of ladie
- and gentlemen were present, not
= withstandingt the unpropitiousstat