Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-25


regular program will be rendered.
Those wishing to join the class
will please try and be present at
the next meeting as it is important
that all begin the readings at the
same time.
Don't fail to read every word Of
our large ad in this issue. It will
save you money and time. Gets
has two full car loads of all kinds
of pianos. He is shipping to all
parts of the state every day. Call
and get terms and prices. Another
full carload of pianos will arrive
in about a week at Gets. Don't
send for apiano until you examine
our large stock. We carrya as large
andcomplete a stock as there is in
the state. Pianos $3.50 up, organs
% up, terms to suit purchasers.
In Paris, the Santos-D umont
air ship is creating great excite
ment and Saturday he made the
most successful trip ever made by
an airship. The Parisians were
loud in their praise of the inventor.
In this city, the excitement is
created mostly by Mann & Sons
great store and each day the
crowds rush to the scene with
words of praise, 1t is the greatest
store in this section of the state,
with 60 front feet and l4O feet
long. In ordinary places it would
be called a large department store,
but in Devils Lake, it is a general
store. No matter what it is called
the people are aware that it is not
a hot air store, but is the only
place in the city where the best of
all kinds of goods can be had.
While driving to Keith last
Friday, John w. Maher met with
a painful accident. He was near
the Ensign farm, when the pole
of the buggy dropped down. The
horses became frightened, when
the buggy struck them, and ran,
the pole became fastened in the
ground and Mr.. Maher was thrown
out, severely bruising his forehead,
hip and shoulder. He has been
confined to his house since, but is
not seriously injured. A peculiar
incident in connection with the
runaway was that little Wallace
and Eyangeline Msher: were also
thrown out of the buggy but were
not even scratched.
A quiet marriage occurred atthe
parsonage of the Episcopal church
on Sunday evening at $50, when
Rev. Owen F. Jones united in
marriage Miss Elizabeth r. Prem.
dergast and Mr.. Charles E. Brown.
Miss Prendergast formerly lived
at Crazy but has been holding
down a valuable claim in this
county for some time past. Mr..
, Brown was q private in Co. D,
and served in the Philippines with
!, the company from this city. He
is well liked by all of the soldiers
who speak in high terms of him.
: as Miss Prendergast's friends d.
> of her. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown vii
make their home in Bottineau
where the groom is city marshal,
> he also having a farm near tina
city. The Inter- Ocean extend'
congratulations to the happy youn.
couple.
Geo. w. Getts paid out owe:
$500 for freight on pianos, organ
and furniture during the pas
week. This is an illustration O
the manner in which he is stock
ing up his mammoth store with
desirable goods for the fall trade
He is now carrying a larger stoc
of housefurnishing goods tina
any other store in the state. d
has recently issued q msmmot
furniture catalogue which he wi
Igladly mail to anyone desiring
large bill of goods, and he is COZ
fdent his prices therein quote
are much lower than any .catalogu
house in the country. Il you al
thinking of buying anything fo
|your home. Gets wants an oppo1