Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-02

51-tf LARuE-M1LLER Co.
the Northwestern Mutual Savings
and Loan association, of Fargo,
is in the city today interviewing
local agent Powell. He expresses
himself as very we'll pleased with
the character and volume of their
business here, none of their loans
being in default. On the other
hand our local stockholders are
we'll pleased with the excellent
record the company is scoring.
Mems shoes from IS cents up at
Geo. w. Gets.
H. L. Wineman returned Sun
day from an extended eastern trip,
during which he visited Chicago,
New York and Toledo, O. The
stock of selections made by Mr.
Wineman while on his trip is one
of the largest and up to date ever
opened in his line in Devils Lake.
The goods were purchased before
the advance in prices, and he in
tends giving his patrons a share in
the deal. He reports a splendid
time, but glad to be back again
just the same.
On Thursday afternoon Rev.
Mr.. Murchison pronounced the
mystic words which united in
marriage Miss Ida Brooks and Mr.
William Waldron. The ceremony
took place at the home of Mr.. w.
S. Larsens. the bridesmaid being
Miss M. Brooks and the BRIDE
groom Mr.. A. j. Huffs. The
happy couple we're Recipients of
many useful and ornamental trib-
utes of congratulations.
After considerable correspon-
dence with his mother and the
war department, Company D have
been successful in obtaining per-
mission to have the remains of
their late comrade. Corporal John
Byron sent on to Devils Lake for
burial. Upon the strong repre-
sensations made by Lieut.. Lon
nevik to the bereaved mother the
request was granted. The men,
bers Of Company D we're de-
termined that all possible respect
should be given the remains of
their gallant comrade who fell in
the front ranks while doing duty
in defense of his country, and,
naturally feel much pleased at
their success in obtaining the de-
sired request. A full military
funeral will be given, particulars
of which will be made public in
time that all our citizens and
military organizations can take
part. The body may arrive about
the middle of next week.
The largest transaction in
Ramsey county real estate that
has been made, was closed in John
w. Makers Office, Monday, when
Andrew J. Stade sold Prof. D.. F..
Bangs the Stade block on the
corner of Fourth street and Kelly
avenue for $4,000, and purchased
Prof. Bangs farm, situated twenty
four miles north of Devils Lake,
for $4,000. The Stade block is
one of the finest in this city and
has a rental value of about $500
per month. The first story is &C.
cupied by John w. Makers office
on the corner, the New York Store
of Messrs. Stade & Svee, with an
entrance on Fourth street and two
entrances on Kelley avenue. Col
%ville's fruit and confectionery
store, Hanson's jewelry store and
Robes fruit and confectionery
store. The second story is occu-
pied by Judge Morgan's chambers,
the U. S. Land Office, the law
Office of Messrs. Serumgard &
Moen and Messrs. Cowan & Nc
Glory and the offices of DR.. J.
Henry Moeller and DR.. VIM. R.
Moeller, besides several living
rooms. The farm transferred by
Prof. Bangs is known as the La
Rue land and consists of eleven
hundred twenty acres, part in