Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-10-12

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creamery he has erected a fine
house and large barn
this summer. He was fortunate
in striking a good vien' of pure
water on his premises. His
creamery plant cost in the neigh
borhood of $1,000. At present he
is purchasing milk from neighbor-
ing farms, the product of about IS
COWS, for which he pays from .68
to 70 cents per hundred pounds,
according to quality. He finds a
ready market for his entire butter
output right here in Devils Lake,
but in time expects to be able to
make shipments east. MI. Arnold
is confident that the time is not
far distant when the farmers of
Ramsey county will pay more at
tention to dairying and grow pros
porous. Farmers will do well to,
pay Mr.. Arnold a visit and inspect
the creamery plant.
Now is the time to save money
on wall paper. All paper at cost
for next 80 days at w. w. Woods
shop. Phone 120. "a
See VIM. Fl. Brown & Co., quick
Tor a snap in a house and lot.
Highest cash price paid for
fresh eggs at Hotel Sevilla. 25t
The dancing party given at
Wineman's hall on Friday evening
last, under the direction of the
Metropolitan club, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Felix III. Reuter- and
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mooers,
was a very pretty social function.
The hall was artistically decorated
and draped in the colors of the
Metropolitan and Fleur de Lis
clubs and a feature Of the grand
march which was led by Edward
F. Flynn and Miss Hale, presi-
dents of the clubs named, was the
formation of the letters m" and
"R" during the march, for Mooers
and Reuter-. The young people
enjoyed the dancing from 9 tc
1890 and an exceptionally good
time is reported. Among those
present were: Messrs. and Mes.
danes. Felix HI. Reuter-, George
w. Mooers and George Reuter-:
Misses Rodenbach, Skundberg
Prindeville, Hale, Pyle, Mann,
Wagness, Elliott, Graham, Sparks.
Libbie Sparks, Emslie, Simanson
and Cadigan; Messrs. Beauchamp,
Hodgkinson, Flynn, Peterson, Ed.
Reuter-, Gibney, Huss, Foubert,
Strawbridge, Elmslie, Utecht,
Wineman, Hale, Wagness. G. A
Gerard, Maza, e.. D. Pring, Minot,
and M. Kavanaugh, Crary,
See John w. 'Maher before max
ing arrangements for final proof OF
farm loans.
w. P. Porterfield in Fargo
Forum: After a visit to Devils
Lake-being my first visit there
I was impressed with the beauty
of the city and its environments
and appearance on every hand Of
thrift and prosperity. Enterprise
and up-to-date style were not lack.
ing. A trip over to Fort Totten
on Captain Heerman's nice boat
and the pointing out, by the oblig.
ing captain, Of many points of in.
terest, made the trip a most enjoy.
able one. But of all the places
visited, we we're most impressed
with the state deaf and dumb
school. Superintendent Bangs
welcomed our party-took us over
the buildings, which were found in
excellent condition, and then he
had the pupils 60 through their
exercises, and it was an exceeding
surprise to all to see what educa.
ton and instruction can do TO,
these unfortunate, yet bright and
intelligent children. The institu.
ton has been retarded in it's good
work for a lack of funds, but il
would seem that this lack would
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