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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

Hrisfoi to"E@a
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Luead"Y
r. E Gibson ot Webster WIS VIZ 0''''
.ejtv "Wednesday ON business
ar.aaa alrs-g q. Knott Va@ aa "ea
srar Flss,ay
Len suurn ana vlte 9t A1t"ver w'F'
-taitinu ar Clues home o5 g. l.. Pratt
Taazaar.
t. "a v..,rrr., f Webster wr,4 800 town
,n.r,, a., ,,arer gnt arrarttaa raa esad
a.,r-l. .4
r.,-+s y,,-a a rfrraaav
u~-. r.nrsaev lr.nr her sgnFth
,.,~nr-, %. ..r. numerous school
.,,,r,
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...r, .-. .n..F.a ..u,sraru tu @~7t-
.-# ..-.-..r ..t.a gssIuE INTO
narsgmu stock. and 1a E'I sa "n"i-
r..,. W.N..aa af..uu .aIv asa .s.gnr
........ ...... ....nar oyer rra town
..rs -.. r,.sy.a. aaagmgu d. hardware
..- -.saasE4ra -r -sarus r4aT Tam
81. n,t,rua r.. n4rgu ~ hardware store aa
,,r,,.,,tpr tn. Elm. gefr rurura.
.,,a n ,,r,rfo
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

The way t0 build 10 a town is for
ala 'o gu laHdin-tauri every nan
9 tire wtie-t BaHish All feeling of
dIse"rd Il any lst harmony prevail
and Yoa ars sure tn prosper. Talk
about your town. write about it oush
IT, speak we'll Of it, encourages YOUR
peopie &c the head Of munIciral
AFFAIRS choke the cruxers, bsautifv
the ees in every way, patrunizs
rs merchants. refrain from san,tiny
outside for goods, advertise m a.
as~spsper favor home e~utervrisss
always, asei u you can { sav aoms-
ta'Hg gcsd- keep quist, Be uaurs.
Sous 10 STRANGERS who cons-
you go they will &c away with a
good impresstsn. Always cheer an
me who go In for improvements.
lloH't kick about 'unnscsssarv m.
pruvenTsHss" because they are nor
right &C your door or for fear vsur
witt be- raised a few rsrta
tseryoodg labor IA symUarsly and
harmony and Won will not oulv ugs
Q the trout, but STAY there
Saul Continental I3ul!-tin
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

without shsse admisa5ie v0nahias
We staii end iG the nsxs edition of
shs century, and Of sls Standard d.
finItions samawtlzs liks theses
"Pastigrsw pss.E grng a.. From
the of Richard franklin
Psstigrewf . person ds6sisus in iu
~tsilscs- = Hinnv; q ninnFhammsr,
lurdaa. lon, lsae. i-oitsrhssd.
"r'hsrs is no pessigrssw liks an old
pettigFew"-Hzs Crsalx Herald.
"PsstSgrsw " insrnus. To be-
Psssigrss 10 play the Fstsigrsuv.
For stsacud We now ars ohs~
ing.
10 erusr fur Psttigr-wluus
Abs Sinseuznouer, Voices of the
Geese rs.
"stsigrew n. Like q Psssiorsw
weak ia iu~tsilecs; ridlcuious. con-
temptsble.
The very P>ssigrswsst Psteigrsw
in populism shas Couvrass of Petit
grsws.-Eindeavs Vur Papuii.
Thus witt the memory of state
Enan~hip bs -i1st1r5Hed in literature
view Yaris suns
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

Pigrp1nr Slguai
Miss Monty raturnRci from Audovar
Tuesday,,
Skating PARTIES arr ssrnmrug uuira
pupnIfar 50 n means OF enjoyment ann
~reersation.
Hiss Ethel Shsidan returned home
from Wso-rer Friday where sire has
been visiting fnr ~seysrai iays.
b.. Peterson of Lauuiord, has been
visiting frTeudE for Il Jew days this
Waax
W. n. Eantsrnut ana wife we're ths
gassts OF f. 81. TanHrunr and family
ovsr Sunday.
& &. D~alrvTupie departed for Mime
apoiiss SATURDAY. where iie will make his
flturs hnmr.
A large number Of iri-uris gsws zine
AcFsrtana iamstv a hauBv rur
Monday evening.
J.E- kal@ias rssssvs.i n01sc~ rhls was.x
that he is to rpcssvs sf .GGg E.uu his
1rufncrH a=rnrR.
The svseii hsw witt dannrte.s be- over.
jny-f ~ 1pnrH snae the nrsrs OF slIiug.ss
aas asivslcsd.
10 ~r ea'td dty wilssE n Iozfer gas
siisssd eve PAT ~suiiivssn. tine sfrrs,ar.
Tie ~surv ~ roiff IN q sigrmi na5t
tndny "a 'stnnrrv. Agfs..r.,f Pat mines,
Oh h'sS'rirs'% iatss evening IasisEsks-d .thax
mnrh parx Wis ser vtr1 One dollar
wa~ tile quick repiy, -Ei,erpuuun tile
'slnaaty" 1itHkpsi dnwn ~ doll,sr aud
stnid sgivs nssa y4rrt Them Pat t,,.k
che moHrv then E,Evs his cusro.
Her rlrFst' ptps fert, saving, three it...g
IHnIssa yliri.'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25
drrner
sssN W ARTHUR Ed.scr


neral Pettigrsw Of South Dak-
iGade . dsr@onssration in favsw
TsgaE inssrgsusH IN ssie senate
risy bsls vishcas SUBSTANTIALLY
ug their caass an Generals
an1, Bases sod Wheaton sspt
err mogem4uss IN Cavise pro-
4, ~captHrsmg sownz. artillery
aFsas prissossrs and supplies
kinds. and driving General
CREWS allies ia confusion.
raj Petssgrew's verbei bars ~
! Of sutficisnt weighr ard range
'set tire Amerieau Gums San
lily Star
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

"Sousb Bakots in New York;
thus warns his hauds at an old fire
TO tis. Eii,e.r ~ rhp Sun-Sir: IL
does my heart gosd tp 500 fi,. wurd
p~att1grawrng AID "a patrtgraw Ia
he sun. dldn't kRuw they h--d
travelled 30 FAR easf In NV state
every dedv froas Sioux CITY to cams,
sock knows tilprn. sHd urstrv musa
svervbodv exs-pt a f-w liver eranka
u as then, on ssscast,r when
left ciouy CRY, t~n westss aga. thew
wsre quite the thtug Ia soeietv Mr.
80 and co is ahost sile hivuest pssti
grew sverdid see sWiIlie's mnth-
sr says TO her little tpoy: +" Don't n.tri-
grew 30. pisase But YOU have
one use OF the ysrt 1pstsigraw Ia
the northeast eoantt-s-aad bruhas,ly
eiswhere -it 10 used az aH a~di4cslvA
Tie looks cry persigrsgv' very
rew thing 70 de- etc. whvI
aren't the words ia cha. asstionarie@
Many are that have nee as good
rigts TO be
south DskataH in New York
Wv YORK Jan -
El dictionaries viii aeE IA I0u,wi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25
Waubav clipper

Waubav Clipper
~arie'g - showing IT. good .ffs-st ON
tie rising generation l~irs.suiy.
Mrs. h. Waiwers % down ra the.
sFnra raHseav Tor u few mnmeuYs.
Peter Tucker and family rsrurup,i
horns tram their Town vIatr Friduv.
It. IL rsnorssts thar one al our vgr,usr
business men ssas taken up tila study 81
mu.sc.
In lmpoFtaur itaTn sEhlcI srs amIrtti
taSs vr-4s in tsla arrival al a fine havar
the home OF Mr.. aatt Mrs. p. Il. Zlfft.
Miss Putiiea Petarsana two s,at.r.
Who arH a~rtendiEe tiIe Yfadis,u Yarruaf
ar' spending a " yyp.ks yaeasion nm
their home.
WIZ Authoritarian down r,yyu Ya,-
day with tiae aia sf cr-rrraps ann r-n-
n''''"ed during the ,iay His leg il fiD-
ing verv nicalv.
me HffeHsnnce at the erecting OF the
Fe'i"'rprs Reariing Cirrte held 3 ths
sf''iaoihouse hast S,rfurdav. WIS vusv
iair aHt mHch INTEREST," was e~xi,ihitpd
Miss Clara Bergman ~ Bradlev nm
ultimate friend of Air "a schultz. tbs
=.n'at clerk at kanptpFs j. vi-fria.-
and a~@'stins Mrs e.. WafxsFs She .y
prcfs tn rstarH home thns ,yesg.
Severat0 t oIIr CIR izpas a,l,s uffand.,f
sle' h#it ai''f taiuqueF givpn bv taruEIorrf
A1rY'r o' liiet 0IuIfreEai lOtrl ;r W.G-
'.ter iass trifav evt.faag. raparr pee ~
f'''' ~ri't'rsr trtfrt@ they ever r.rp ,,,vits,t
{ q fairH,ke ~. The aA1lfr Wa ,us
0lr 0f sigat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

nattsr Pettigrew II having the
rieau Lsagur organized 10 tnke
lace ~ al parties opposed TO
2epus4icau parry ard { win rot
range If tis- tirkes ~ tb- oppo
J goes on the ailott under The
Of American L-agua To g.
bic ~ nsemhrrstaa i mas mas
appose be willing - haul down
ard b. property and pro-
dly aslism-d II his country
many are there " sueh9 0aly
we're seanef N Mitchell the
: eveurHg wes1 This organization
those who A5se Ameriea vas
ed--AiexanAsia Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

The chief essential OK suce-s. t. .
young ul4n is ynak the vast "a y
ef yoang think ahout the lras
Lhat Is. good health and a sonnss rosr
st4tHaoa. That is the arss thing. assts-
tlg preeedes it, IN the hatIie Tor SIC
cessthat should DE a young maa's Hss
theught-aot his abilities nor ais w"G
a his health. That il the easis
cornerstone. OF all Abilities ~ -
bring health but health mag AMI ?
sr1iA does develop ability.-Ls
Uc1ae T3urlaL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

a lnsifan yos4anse-r, rttinu from
&C. Lazon, pays THE tribute TO
erSf Joe Whealer win beinu
: = target for rislicule 81 maap
- anti-expansion newspapers of
long suffering eoabtry
low ooaia a single nran ia our
3. BIZ ha veteran or raatv
: even = wrv face AZ trials
Ar when ti'~ inspiring nht
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

4 AIHsworth of Watartawu h4s
established aH agency for mnsicaf
instruments M VI ebster at T. c.
Olson :.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25
! n pn..nr ruru.

A yotns.4i SIZE fr0.ls is spun ~ y
gg weag srtss 70 crr'"i
ga AZ tAs weia1ga SAgisiaS Chicas0 h@c
e-tk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

ed frgends af batlef '''
The JTJitei #arla1ea A5N'o
Hnvptt mem ersi'ln of ot' ''"''''
WEE haga 'e''"sa1
ltEa roetaer f3's "''@
cEsu4 d. 8erzer batt aor al'hF1so
-rp FrEt OBI f1n~ss,S with eaF ''a'l at
hogs. and reruruBe yesterday VIVID ID
ra~ % ai.of oalvas
H.ygt as.r. .g8da 1g immigrants @ad
"'l1 go faag h.rFlud
..7'
VOW
b'"'FAt "'"'f'"- "'''
e1 III E8@ NJ. H., .'''''.' .''@
dafI'an .7 a'
I'D f'" e1''~
Ina. F. ~3stGuz hr0ggiE lv0m N@Frf
nnkata gis first .f rfa waet, about
tarrv ...ua n. aren- wnieH aa placed ora
n~fs.farag north nf town.
Mrs W. IA. Mills arrived a~re from
~[l5uupauola last Saturday morning
-.a, ~,I ..@.o ~aaNgGT"= 2na .r'e0tts
~.apngqI vuass.
n..a ND
g..~.
- rr,r,,aa.
..
' IN @
,B#lu 8RTdlauff atId WE" ana S"hh
EwaId, wife and daHghtasr i1't r"r f'''F
old home az Nuer. 8irft., ''t7E ""i'4'tF
evening. They WIFI WISH rei2StV"7' ana
friends III fhe Wolverine srt1e seF"r7ti
months. Both OF Che ahoTa Hlanrion@d
gentlemen w]Ii 5a!L yon Ea'bI A o
devote less tIm@ TO missing wheat ind
dl''' S'"'N 'I'S'' @""
1o '"'1'"'"H""F F'5'' WIZ ""' '' wv"
ioSfti o'1S 'aFa"8V
Last Esiday evening N. L.. Finch was
rraurtv SURPRISED 70 dud hFs hatcital Yr
a-RadnuHrrzrs taken Basse-son of bv
abaug +Ixrv 0f MS friends. Fhis VIA an
tie event nj rlla annlvprs4rv OF hfs
nirtfrdav vhev juuuyrp4f Il vne ha.r
hssd arsvrtlinw road TO e,ar ia tIe house.
-slisv vveraa3s uarsteu.ar. anIaIi au
boHsF. or turkey would d.. Tlisrs WIS
nn lnnanioas lluIasswife ~ come to rila
rasc.Ip, ana our haakar was anour TO
Das.K ON rha Aassnver ( nrss ~ssrnutyFuw
ths ssmaud'' uyneu some one yrtyssse .
! marian Fhar rflev a.t,gsrrr ro rj,a haIi
winch carried. after .n,ovinu a socIai
4 time CANNING ma other aguvySeyuer,ra
,yar. ~iufuiuy.,f IN. gur,nv sl,s small
hours oT rl,r mnrr,snv RIA. e,,mfauv de-
married. for their aaaass vvIstlIar tina
haav many rarur,rs uI tIiQs sisly
,a Tb;.u
r,r.,r r ira hanna, xEr ~ ~
~
-n
-"
f;sa
-
r~.-uu
-
x---rr- ana f,,vr.v-. r. u-,x so,1v
crowd thar I,na ,ss-w,,ie,f so IN ba,,,.
IN r,r -y-r ann t,- u,,-r,,rr,,- -,
m view was uleasur. With u,,,. a.,
other aur,s..,,,p,r q RIM. ,i,,.,s u.. ,r,,..
mecaS. rbassom,u.rrp,. ~ ,,r-,,,s,uu.,s .
,ersusrrn,t themselves aS,u;-,agy ~.
sfits. tin.s s,,,,uer ,yss ,,n,,,r.s. ,s
tglpr,. waa nor aufy tI,e ,..t si,,. ,,.u,
I a,l..rsis.t bur If yu. go s,u.,,g,.
ranys,t rsat rgn. nc,-s a.fis;,an. A.;
iu.s;c,. IA, ma. y-- g.. -
pr,....,t. ,va-ar ,,,v,.,-
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-25

F ictiouarles with aot be louu
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
Times Sets the Pace.

The Minneapolis Times has GER
tainly made a strong move for
popularity by securing the New
York Herald's special cable ser
vice. This gives the Times the
best service from a telegraphic
newspoint that is held by any
northwestern newspaper. The new
service is Of great value to the
readers Of the Times, especially
during the Boer war. And from
present indications other countries
than England are bound to be in
volved in the South African
troubles, thus making the news
service of greater value to the
readers, as it gives to them a SER
vice equal to that enjoyed by the
people of London and New York.
The Times sets the pace for enter
prising newspaper service in the
Northwest, and its latest bid for
popularity is but. another evidence
of its lead in that direction.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
announcement.

| have purchased the hard
ware business of B. S. Estes in
this city, and have already
placed an order for sufficient
new goods to make the stock
complete in all particulars. |
shall carry a full line Of shelf
and heavy hardware, tinware,
stoves, heating, cooking and
gasoline, jwire'fencing iron, nails,
building paper, in fact the stock
At all, times will be 80 complete
that the wants Of the community
can always be supplied. have
engaged A mo. i tinsniith
andfwill be ready to figure on
tin and iron roofs, big or small,
and do all kinds of tin work.
respectfully solicit from the Gus
toners of Mr.. Estes a c0ntinu'
ance of their trade, and the
patronage of my old friends tc
whom | have been selling hard
ware for many years past.
Respectfully,
CURT BRAlNARD
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
States Excellent Prospects.

Some days ago Governor Fan
cher received a letter Of inquiry
from the New York Times as to
the business conditions prevailing
in North Dakota and the outlook
for the prosperity of the state for
the coming year. Commissioner
Of Agriculture Thomas has ans
wered the letter in the following
words:
"It is with pleasure that I avail
myself of your kind invitation to
make a statement as to the OUTLOOK
for the prosperity Of my state at
the commencement of the new
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
2i

RENTING for a years subscription
to the Inter- Ocean, says: Il am
getting along nicely here, and like
my work, and the Inter-O Ocean is a
welcome visitor which is read with
as much interest as a letter from
home" The Crookston Daily
Times of February Sth, says: Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. T. Churchill we're
made happy yesterday by the IT.
rival of a little baby girl"
If you like the Inter-O Ocean ask
your neighbor to subscribe.
We sell the Ovens and the
Mckinney Tanning Mills. Both of
them the very best in the market
for separating and cleaning all
kinds of seed grain. Prosser &
Serumgard.
Manchester lowa)News Messrs.
and Mesdames James Vosburg and
NJ. L. Kortright have gone to
Devils Lake, North Dakota, where
they intend to make their future
home. MI. Kortright will engage
in the barber business in that city.
His shop here will be under the
supervision of his brother Roy,
who has been connected with the
establishment for some time past.
That was a pretty compliment
paid Geo. Gets last week. A
newly married couple from Candc
after making some liberal pur-
chases at Georges big store in this
city, and requiring some things
very extra, invited MI. Gets tc
chaperon them on a trip to Chi.
cago to make the selections. Some
$1,000 of purchases we're made
George holds a state record fo1
good taste in house furnishing.
Browns in Town"
Grand Forks Herald: w. S
Russell returned from Devils Lake
Sunday night, where he had beer
for several days in connection with
the letting of the contract for the
new bridge to be built across
Devils Lake, the plans for which
he furnished. Ed. Mckee Sc
cured the contract for $6,O5O.OO
The only other bid filed was by
Dibley & Robinson, of Fargo
their bid being something ove1
100000. Work on the bridge
will be started at once that the
piles may be driven before the ice
breaks up in the spring.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16

year. I have this to say, that the
past two years have marked an
epoch of prosperity, growth and
development unprecedented in the
history of our state.
unemployed capital has found
remunerative investment. All
classes of labor are employed at
advanced wages, and all farm pro-
ducts are bringing fair prices.
While the price of wheat is not
just what our farmers might de-
sire, the price of all kinds of live
stock and other farm products are
about the average.
"Our bank. deposits are far above
years and interest rates
lower than; at any other time since
statehood, which means that more
improvements will be made in the
way of better houses, barns and
homes than hitherto. Our coal in
dustry will be developed with re-
newed energy as its excellent
qualities are better known, and
that, combined with the wheat,
flax and live stock, makes the
future appear very fattering in
deed. Our combined agricultural
products will amount to about
$4O,OOO,O 900 for 1899, of which flax
and wheat alone will amount to
about $3S, O0O,O 600.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
Land Too Cheap.
Grand Forks Herald.

Grand Forks Herald.
The rapidly increasing price of
North Dakota land is an indica-
ton of the fact that people are
beginning to realize that North
Dakota land has been low. Better
land can be bought for SIS to 500
an acre in North Dakota than can
be bought for double the price in
Iowa, and the North Dakota land
is as near to shipping points,
schools, churches, and all that goes
to make up modern civilization as
that in Iowa. North Dakota land
has been too cheap, and it is too
cheap yet.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
The Modern Way.

Commends itself to the we'll in
formed, to do pleasantly and ef-
fectually what was formerly done
in the crudest manner and disa-
greeably as we'll. To cleanse the
system and break up colds, head
aches, and fevers without unplea-
SAINT after effects, Use the delight
full liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of Figs. Made by California Fig
Syrup Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
Superior Dining Service.

Rev. Jesse R. Zeigler, of Mon
ango, N. D., recently went over the
Burlington on a trip to Pennsyl-
vania. He writes: II found the
service and Accommodations of your
route superior to any [ have known
in the west. This is especially
true of the dining service"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16

ed match carelessly thrown on the
carpet ignited the trimmings on a
lounge and the flame spread to the
window curtains. Extinguished
by the bucket brigade before much
damage was done.
John w. Maher wishes to make
contracts for the breaking of all
lands in this county that he owns
or controls, which are not now
under cultivation. Write him, or
call on him at once. 1850
Miss Lillian Mott left Tuesday:
afternoon to accept q position of
photographer in the office ofW. s.
Russell, the architect Of Grand
Forks.
The Junior class of Church Of
the Advent Sunday school will
give q social at Odd Fellows hall
on Wednesday evening, February
I2lst. A good program has been
prepared, among other features
being a choice collection of works
of art (D. Coffee and sandwiches
will be served. Admission, Is
cents; children under IL years, Is
cents. The proceeds will be used
by the young people for their an
nual offering. All are invited.
Our home people should see
Brown & Co. and select from their
list of bargains some land before
the new settlers purchase it. This
firm is making many sales these
days. Farmers and others who
want to sell their real estate viii
undoubtedly find purchasers
through VIM. Fl. Brown & Co.
What's the matter with the dir.
%ectors of the Chautauqua inviting
Admiral Dewey to be present a
the assembly of 1900? The gal
liant admiral is expected to be il
Minneapolis about the time the
assembly is to meet. and the thou
sands of his admirers in this state
would all be anxious to see tn,
grand old man. in person.
Il shall spend my vacation a:
Devils Lake, N. Oak. I think ]
can make enough money from
Brown & Co., to pay all my ex
penses. I am going to purchase
a farm from them if they have no.
sold all before I get there. I
makes one lucky to buy from
Brown"
Col. H. M. Creel, after seeing
MI. j. j. Hill in St. Paul Tuesday
wired the directors that MI. Hill
would positively be at the Chau
tauqua this year and deliver al
address. Perhaps the creates
day at the assembly last year wa
the day Mr.. Hill made his speech
Let the date be announced tw,
weeks in advance, and the Chau
} tauqua grounds will be crowded b
those who want to hear Mr.. Hill.
Buy your machinery from a re
liable resident firm and let not tn
festive peddler stick you with
machine the merit Of which 20,
have only his word for, and who's
guarantee is as good is that of tn
man in the moon. Prosser & Ser
umgard handle only first grad
machinery.
Miss Preston, who lectures her
on the 2lst, in the Presbyterian
church: occupies a foremost plac
among the state presidents of tn
Woman's Christian Temperate
union. At the last national con
vention she was given a place upol
the committee on resolutions, on
, of the most important position
within the gift Of the convention
It has been requested that Mis-
Preston deliver her lecture, 9th
XIX Century" She will probabl,
: do SO.
George T. Churchill, formerl
bookkeeper for Prosser & Serum
gard, now one of the professors il
: the Crookston Business college, il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-02-16
Especially For Ladies

Are those splendid compartment
cars on the Burlington Limited
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Chicago. All the comforts of
home, including an electric heater
for your curling-iron. When you
send for a railroad ticket, insist on
having it over the Burlington.