Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-13

deep affection was not long being
reunited. The funeral took place
from the residence of his
mother at Freshwater on Tuesday
last, to st. Joseph church in this
city. Rev. Father Hem delivered
a funeral Grafton that was not only
sympathetic but conveyed to his
hearers the advisibility of always
being prepared to meet Him who
brought us into existence, and
whose last summons we cannot
disobey.
Nick Schmaltz drew the bounty
prize Monday evening at the Burt
scher suiting party.
The Eastern Star calico ball in
Masonic hall next Friday evening.
A good time, as usual, may be an
ticipated.
Geo. Stenson, a Great Northern
fireman, formerly of this city, but
running out of Grand Forks, is in
the city visiting his mother.
G. @. Mckenzie, a member of
Co. D, came to the city Thursday
to undergo treatment at the hos
pital for stomach trouble.
III. E. Arnold arrived Wednes-
day with a herd of fourteen cows,
and yesterday commenced build
ing operations on the new cream
cry, about one mile east of this
city.
DR.. Crewe was called to Grand
Harbor and Penn on Wednesday
to treat some horses that are
affected with pneumonia
Wineman's Easter neckwear are
the nobiest ever shown. Take a
look at them and the temptation to
purchase will be irresistible.
Mesdames LaBrere, Deynoble,
Hutchinson and DePuis, of La
kota, we're the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Rodenbach this week while in the
city on Royal Neighbor organiza-
ton.
Prof. Fancher and G. g. Con-
molly returned from Grand Forks
on Wednesday, where they were
attending the meeting of the Wood
mems State Picnic association.
P. J.. Kersten will have a car
load Of young trees here tomorrow.
They are from three to four inches
through, and consist of lockwood,
elder, cottonwood, ash and maple.
Catalogue of prices can be seen at
Inter Ocean Office.
Mrs. Youman's, who arrived in
the city last week for the purpose
of organizing q dancing class, was
recalled to Winona, MINI, Tues
day by the announcement of the
death of her father. She hopes to
return in time to commence her
lessons and not interfere with the
course.
The colored organization known
as the "Swell AGO." are booked for
an evening at Wineman's hall on
April 9th. The company is COM
posed Of forty people, and r veV
favorably spoken of by the press
on their pacific coast tour. Devils
Lake will be their first stopping
point between Great Falls and
Grand Forks.
A happy event occurred Sunday
afternoon, when Rev. j. M. Muir
Gibson, of the M. E. church, pro-
nounced the mystic words that
united in marriage Mr.. Frank
Halle and Miss Ida Delaney. The
groom is one of Ramsey county's
enterprising farmers, who, by his
energy has made himself an in
dependent citizen. Mrs. Halle il
q iauy who has made many &C.
quaintances by her ever enter.
tanning qualities and is very
highly thought of by a large circle
of friends in Devils Lake.
The final arrangements for the
XIX Century club ball on Easter
Monday have been made. The
Fort Totten Indian orchestra hal
been engaged. This musical or
ganization has been practicing fol-
weeks on new music for this &C.
casion, and promise to give splendid
satisfaction in this line. A large
number of tickets have been sold
and the members of the club viii