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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-22
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Prospect of Better Bank
Statement Influenced.
ADVANCES WERE WIDE
Increase in Interest in Market
Is Felt.
ADVANCES WERE WIDE

Chicago, June H.-Under pressure OF
enormous crops the wheat market showed
extreme weakness today. the September
delivery closing NC lower. September
corn closed &c down, September oats "a
go lower, and provisions from SANE
down Lower cables, coupled with est
mates OF an abundant harvest, combined
to create q weak opening IN the wheat
pit. During the early part Of the session
the feature was the heavy selling by 10
cal. Commission houses were moderate
buyers. Liquidation OF July continued,
and was a powerful influence IN bringing
about the depression in September which
increased as the day advanced. Septem-
Der opened q to &c lower at 67st 068c.
Under continued liquidation prices drop
ped to 675zc, around which figure there
was considerable prOfit-taking. The low
point Of the day was 65;sc at which the
market closed weak. Bradstreets report
ed exports Of wheat and -four equal TO
5,521,o00 bushels. against 4.7s1,000 last
week. Argentine shipments were $50 goo
bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
last week, and 1,535,O00 a year ago. Nine
boat loads were taken for export. Sea-
board clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal TO 7S1,17s bushels. Primary
receipts were 446. al. against sos. 622 year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported I47
cars, against 81 last week and 425 q year
ago. Local receipts We're 46 cars, one Of
contract grade.
Corn was dull. Selling by longs mostly
for local account, was the principal fea-
ture. Most Of this corn was taken by
commission houses. During the latter
part of the session the market was very
much affected by weakness in wheat, and
the lowest prices were near the close.
September ranged between 4325 Q4S5sc and
441kc, closing &c lower at the former fig
IRE. Bradstreet's reported 2,425,o00 BUSH
els taken for export this week, compared
with $4,000 a week ago. Seaboard
clearances were "a. 4s3 bushels. Primary
receipts were "a, 06S bushels, against ST.
SO O year ago. Local receipts were 100
cars, two Of contract grade.
Oats wers weak and Gull, but with oc-
casional spurts of activity. Tho weak
ness was largely due to sympathy with
other grains and to continued liquidation.
Buying was scattered. Commission houses
did most Of the selling. September ranged
between 26Az and 26Ac, closing ease
lower at former. Local receipts were
I58 ears.
Provisions were weak IN sympathy with
weakness is the grain market. There
vas also an apparent desire Of outside
lines TO take PROFITS. Trading was light.
September pork ranged between $3.50 and
SIS CO. closing he lower. at 2l4.S5. Lard
sold between IS s21z and S3.TTz, closing
IG4l2o lower. at sS.s5. Ribs ranged be-
tween $40 and g has. so. closing at a
decline Of 517izc, at S. 1908 .121z.
Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, 40
cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, 15O cars; hogs,
1900 head.
nnnIAi All npnnlfcr MAPNEre
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NatIonaI Leaaue Sand

BROOKLYN, q; CINCINNATI, :.
Brooklyn, June A.-Brooklyn mads 2e
hits for total Of "a bases. against en-
c.nnati today, and won in oanter Ken
nedy was IN good form and held the VS.
itors well in hand. Attendance, 1890
Score: r Il z
Cincinnati ...........o12OO0OOO-3 5
Brooklyn ............1 l41T160 81 IS 2
BaterIes-Parker and Peitz; Kennedy
and Mcclure.
NEW YORK, 3; PTTTsBURG, 2.
New York, June H.-The New Yorks
played spleudidly today, scoring a clever
win over Pittsburg. Taylors pitching
puzzled the visitors, and he had excellent
control Attendance, 100. Score: K H K
Pittsburg ............011OOOOoo-2 0
New York .......... 0 0 2 0 - 8 /
Batteries-wntze, PhIippi and Simmer;
Taylor and Bowerman.
BOSTON, 3; CHICAGO, 3.
Boston, June H--Boston had no trouble
IN winning today, making it FIVE straight
from Chicago. Lawson. who occupied the
box Tor the home team. held the visitors
down to six hits. scattered through FIVE
innings. Attendance, SO Score: r u Il
Boston ...............3 000O02e-5 g
Chicago ...........,.0 0 Q Ia 8 2
Batteries - Lawson and Kittredge:
Hughes and King.
PHILADELPHIA, 4; ST. LOUIS, /
Philadelphia. June 21.-St. Louis could
do nothing with Orth 3 pitching today
and the locals won in a closs and inter
esting game. Harper started In the box
for the visitors, but was relieved after the
first inning. Attendance, TO. Score;
RHE
st. Louis ............ooOioO0Oo-1 0
Philadelphia ....--..2 1910 TIP 1
Batteries-Harper. Jones ard Nichols;
Orth and Mcfarland.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
.eatern Lesque standIna.

ON AHA - DEN " X =
Omaha. Juna zf.-Onnahe punched hits
and Won easily from Denver taday. whose
bs-tysng stres IS were scattered. Catcher
sullivan haa the index finger Of his right
hand torn OF while trytag 10 catch a bsU
on the ground. Score; RI z
Denver .............-0 6ooI1ooe-2 :
Omaha ......--.....-.0 DIS - :
batteries Schmidt and Sullivan: Nc
Hale. Gordon and Gorting.
KANSAS CITY. 4. MINNEAPOLIS 5.
Minneapolis. June E.-Tenrehfils errors
sent two visitors - tas bases in the
twelfth Ke5ohem reached third or TIE
sseo-d uisplsy ard Scored the vim e
nm On Harynsn's long enc TO AFcCraesia-
Attendance. $50 Scare; Il z
sEirnespoEs ...IIootI5eo0oGss z
Kansas CITY SOL Oft Il :
Ba-sries-ClzTk ana Donshue; Wolfe
and AIssslts-
DIES MONIES 3; COLORADO SPRINGS
Hss lselnes. June 2.-Dss Aoizes had
III, traasis II finding WhitsnFl6Ee VIXEN
hits were 1eads1. Attendance, loo. SecTss
RKs
Des Nolnes ........eI IN .
Colorado Springs % Q eoIell 9
atterlss-l7isas ent Klsieev. Whites
ridge snS Dohshue.
ST JOSEPH Il: ST. PAUL. =
s. Paul. June I--St- JAssph va to
days FEsze ~ geod eating. Thsz.as
vas hit lad n TIE ssxth ana retired s.
favor o. CoEza. AttsR&anes. ~ scsrs.
REE
81 Paul .............seeoee1GTs Is
ST. Joseph .........-s 9 c eli =
Bsttsriss-Curtis Ssupin and Doom.
Thomas. CeEaa. Wilson E1d Holmes.
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AN deal
A FRUIT TONIC
BEST FOR HEALTH
cLEANsEs THE SYSTEM.
KILLS GERMS.

sfun's Grape Tonic IS a fruit remedy,
agreeable TO taste ard strengthening 20
the system Il is especially recommended
as bracing spring tonic.
DC you want - Eet ia % that lsnr-,id.
tired and a-nbitisnless feeling which is
prsvzlsnt ~ tbs season CT the year
Take sfuIIs Grape Toaic; IL agrees 10
rut ycur system ir healthy s-aTe.
cr.pes. crushed fruits ard nature s
heath giving herbs ars the Ingredients
Nothing insurices OF irritating = used. 50
that = you have Tsak OF sickly child.
or u ysh are = chrome sufferer. OF par
hsps a. invalid wasting Ti-h disease
Nfrlfs erase Tcrie car - taken VIII
-tsfy SD hene1ciai results
Escauss q IS r.-e merits, druggists
VII asrsaftAr KEEP = n sroek- Tos Ees a
lAsEs eettis fe- &C. : 2ost as farss as
yeu pay Es fer q ether kids. chr re-
member ih-os - 70 other Fruit Tua-c
ans ths-s5ore aoth1zE - SOD a. MI 2
Grsrs Tonic. = i ~ i4ssl sprlnE rerefg
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YOUR DRUGGIST.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.


a grand revival Of this greatest Of al
semonio dramas VIII be given at the
Toler on next Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. This play, founded on the story
OF Mrs Harriet Beechcr stowe. became
instantly famous on the occasion OF IT'S
first production some years ago. and no
play has had the continuous success that
this great drama has enjoyed. Miss Nc
Donald VIII head a large cast which VII
contain some local favorites. ana with
the assistance OF new scenery. new vau-
deviue features, etc, the preseatation Is
sure 70 give entire satisfaction.
The latter half of the week win be
given over 20 the legitimate. a produc-
ton OF The great ciEzsic Ingousr, the
barbarian. OF the Greek SIsve. VII hold
forth. This VII be the most ambitious
eEorJ q the stock company u 70 Gate
and VIII ha watched with great deal q
interest Kiss Mcdonald VIII esasy the
role OF Ps-thenIa, the Greek maiden. who
s1ves herself Up 10 the BaEbarians. as
hostage for her old father who has been
taken prisoner. Mr, Preston VII be seen
ln the title role Of InEoussT. and the fuil
Strength c. ne C9IlEs-a-- N-4 go -4--r-
popular artists their support 81 the var
ious characters New scenery. rev coz
tunes ard rev arnours. VIII contribute
% the several s-sceass q the play. IN
SPITE a the extra expense in staging this
play the price q Admission VII remain
TIE same. Il eeuts g 81. srt seats ca
he ressrved three days II adTa1ce
TIE shaker Concert company. corner
Ns-ket sne FIRST Streets. VII have "a
extra Elk show tolignt- ss ar sn1 MrH-
HAYDEN OF Esith's &stisor Square thea
re. Sew YORK city. riu - ore q The
features. TIE shoE g being stre.g-he--
e each week So-e shouit r1iss the
rrazd treat q tonight a. Ray rev
suec.z..lss vi he introdccst- Arn1lE
rs -azsr PRESENTS - - g-vcH away WI
r. = la1ies' diamond rnC. - tie ad-
-.ssisa = snly . cents, sezts - b e.
q premium. - a. cary . get sos
ore
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THE WEATHEa.

TeshfaT-o-- June l--For-,aFt f1r
SATURDAY sl5 Sunday.
Ea-s.s-Iztr SATURDAY z1c S1-1aTs "a
zzs w-r6E.
ckisAo-na ard rncfzn Te-rto-7-Fzz
Saturday az-a ss21~ys 1resA- zc--asEly
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BANK CLEARINes.

New York, June 1.-THE following ia
BILE compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities Tor
the week ended June %, with the per-
centage Of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
wear:
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
sHIPPERe ANp NorEs.

There was no cattle market, there be-
ing little offered. and this only local
driven in stock OF no particular merit OF
importance.
Steele & Son. OF Blackwell, were the
top winners with a car Of mediums,
which sold at the new SIZE uop.
Joe Scott. Of AIulvane, was in person
with a car load Of mediums, which sold
straight Il the top Of the bulk range.
H +. Williamson, the old-time shipper
from Pratt, had in a car load OF lights
which sold at once at the bulk top
price.
Phipps & Payne, OF Bremen. were IN
with a car OF medium lights, which
brought the top Of the bulk.
House & Woulff. Of Newton. sent down
q load Of medium lights, which brought
an upper bulk range figure.
i. 3. Staley. OF Rose Hiu, was on the
market with two cars of hogs; one Of me-
6iums. which sold vel up the line, and
one OF light pigs, which sold straight at
bulk prices.
Brown K Brown. Of HaverhiT. were
shippers of medium heavies, which sold
early IN the trading at good bulk price.
o. 3. Kidney. Of Hennessey. was ship
per Of a car Of lights, which sold strong
at a good price in the bulk range.
G. c. Pr0ffitt. of Raymond. Kan, ship
ped in a load Of light hogs. which sold
late In the trading
The Santa Fe yesterday brought to the
yards eight Of the cars Of stock; the
frisco one and the Rock Island one.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops. E92is; bulk. S5.62iz d5- so;
average weight, 30s; receipts, SoA For the
day previous. tops. 800; bulk, $500
g2iR: average weight 2l9; receipts. Sill
For the same day last week. tops. S. Sd;
bulk s.. SIS. average weight, 3D. re-
ceipts. 1913.
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2ulFs Lightning PaI- killer c1res
su bodily aches and pains Rub &, O.
c. drink T. sc
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.merlcan Leanue standInn.

BALTIMORE, 4, DETROIT. 3.
Baltimore, June H.-Today's game be-
tween Baltimore and Detroit was a pitch
ers battle, IN which McGinnity had the
RHE
Baltimore ...........0o2oO s
Detroit ..............0 0 oz001O % 5 8
Batteries McGinnity and Robinson;
Cronin and Shaw.
BOSTON, 4: CLEVE1 AND. ;.
Boston June 21.-Boston won the game
IN the third inning. two Lifts and three
errors netting three runs. Lewis was hit
hard, but was steady at critical times.
Dowline pitched a fine game. Attendance,
$50. Score: r II 3
Boston ...............103o0000'-4s ?
Cleveland -.-........0 0 I o. 10 3
Bstteries-Lewis and schreck; Bowling
and Wood.
CHICAGO. 4; PHILADELPHIA. 0.
Philadelphia, June I--InabIlty to hit
Griffith resulted IN q shut oVt for the
home team today at the hands Of Chicago.
Plat also pitched good bail. but most OF
the visitors hits counted. Attendance.
15S1 Score: r II 2
chicago .........-....o1 00o1o20-4 !
Philadelphia ...-....o 0 0 0 O o. 0 I
Batter1es-Frinith and Sullivan; Piatt
ara Powers.
MILWAUKEE,. 10. WASHINGTON, 5.
Washington, June 21.-Mn waules won
today's game BY punching hits in the sec
ond and fourth innings. Carrick relieved
Gear in the second inning. after Milwau-
kee had hatted out three singles ARD two
three-baegers. Attendance, asa Score:
Ri Z
Milwaukee ..........oge8O0e 00-l0 "A 2
va s7f4.-f7r o ee1 O. 3 5
Batteries-Reidy ard sLaloney; Gear,
Carrick and Grady.
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Tn the Symptoms and Treatment de-
partment Of the Live Stock Indicator, the
following is given:
CHOREA-COLLAR BOTLS-LAMPERS.
ID ] wish to find out what is the mat
ter with nay pigs. They are q little over
a week old. They get up on their front
feet and sit awhile. then make a stagrer
ard GET upon an four feet and stargor
around and trewble. They seem stiff IN
hind parts. Whit is the matter and what
can I give What is good TO give sow
TO loosen the boweie3 90 What is a good
medicine for collar boHs2 CD What would
be good for hampers in h0rses7
ID Feed sow enc or two tablespocnfuis
Of EPSON salts once daily until bowels
are open. then give one teaspoonfUl Of
hypsoluuhite az soda once daily. %
Should be barhed three times daily with
suirhate of zinc one ounce sugar Of
lead. one ounce. tincturc OF arniCa, two
ounces. and water enough 20 make one
quart. mix 80 Scarify them until they
&. "a. They usually do not DO any harm.
Most young horses have them.
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Kansas city.

Kansas City, No. June 1.-(Close)-
v-heat-July. 65isc; September. 6o7sc; cash
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

w. E. Powell was down from the
Harbor, Friday.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons
from so cents up at 81. Huesgen's
L. M. Arneson was up from
Crazy on business Friday and
Saturday.
Sea shell souvenirs for Is cents
at 81. Huesgen's.
Ed Glenn fed over 400 people
at his restaurant at noon on the
9th Of July.
Rogers knives and forks fol-
$3.50 "per set at 81. Huesgen's
Fl. A. Nicholson and wife, Of
Crary, we're in the city Saturday
on their way to Chautauqua.
18k solid gold wedding rings
warranted pure at II. Huesgen's
Joe Collinson and wife called
on friends in Devils Lake the lat.
ter part of the past week.
The Life Saver is the best
nickle cigar sold.
Editor Chambers, of the
Churchs Ferry Sun, was in the
city Saturday and took the D. L
& G. for Chautauqua.
II. E. Birtch and wife, were il
the city, from Banner, on Friday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

last. MI. Birtch reports the crops
in the very best of conditions in
his section of Ramsey county.
Ladies' gold filled watches for
$40 up, guaranteed good time
pieces at 81. Huesgen's.
j. b.. Mccarthy, cashier of the
York State bank, made a business
trip to Devils Lake Friday.
The latest style adjustable
bracelet for $3.50 at II Huesgen's.
Mr.. Allen Tompkins left on Fri
day for Chicago where he expects
to transact very important bust
ness for Devils Lake.
One thousand chickens wanted
at highest market price at F. W..
Cockburn's meat market.
Miss Belle Gregory, niece of
Mr. E. j. Chamberlin, is a guest
at the Chamberlin home, where
she will remain several weeks.
Be sure and see F. w. Cockburn
before disposing of your cattle,
hogs, sheep, chickens, fresh eggs,
etc. He always pays the highest
market prices.
Bob Fox and Andrew Christian
son were down from Towner on
business and pleasure several days
the latter part of the past week
If you want to pay the balance
due on your crop contract for land
John W. Maher will loan you the
money with which to do 30.
81. b. Steele, the bright young
cashier of the Farmers bank of
Leeds, transacted land business
with the local dealers on Saturday
See John w. Maher before max
ing arrangements for final proof or
farm loans.
Senator V. B. Noble, of Botti
neau, was in the city Friday las
on business and afterwards tool
the east bound flyer for st. Paul
Judge Cowan finished his tern
of court at Minnewaukan at Il
o'clock p. m, Wednesday and lief
for home Thursday. At presen
he is at Chautauqua taking a rest
Fall term of the Mankato Com.
mercial college will begin Sept. 3
Many of our young people will en-.
, ter at that time. Write for par.
ticulars.
Frank w. Calkins, of Chicago,
who is a magazine writer, was the
guest of the Sevilla the latter part
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

some days past working upinterest
in the Western Canada Fair, to
be held at Winnipeg shortly.
Nh. Wilson also attended Chau-
tauqua and was pleased with the
wonders there. He says our home
people do not realize what they
have in their beautiful summer
resort. He will see to it that a big
excursion leaves Winnipeg next
season if cheap rate can be OBJ
tanned from the G.. N.
Hail Insurance Powell: The
farmers are keeping. me verybusy
these days writing hail insurance.
l cannot take in the Chautauqua
as | would like, but then business
before pleasure" The business
mems banquet to the pencil mani
pulators was the proper act and I
know was fully appreciated by our
distinguished guests all over the
state.
Herman Rutten has made some
daring captures since his election
as sheriff of this county last fall.
He has always carried out his
portion of the states law. He
performed a rapid streak of bust
ness on Saturday capturing three
desperadoes and lodging them be-
hind the bars. On Friday even
ing a box a on the great North
ern tracks was broken into and a
case of shoes billed to F. w.
Mann & Son and a box of several
thousand cigars being shipped to
T. A. Haslam, with a few other
things were taken. It was nearly
noon en- Saturday when the
burglary was discovered. Sheriff
Rutten vas phoned for and with
the assistance of Deputy Stenson,
Chief Calder and James Macbeth
started the search. It was soon
discovered that the burglars had
gone only a short distance when
they put on a pair of shoes each
from the box stolen and the sheriff
discovered these shoes. They
soon were on the trial of the burg
lars and about 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon ran onto and captured
the three about five miles south
east of this city. The fello WIS give
their names as George Rainor,
Joseph Hopkins and JOS eph Shell
don and state they are from New
York. They waived ex animation
Monday and will be held to await
the action Of the district court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

Make your final proofs or farm
loans with John w. Maher, U. S
commissioner.
Free a fare if you enter Man
kato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi. Send for their beau
tifully illustrated catalogue.
Money to loan on good farm
property. Apply to E.. A. Maglone.
Mr.. VIM. eastman and sister.
Miss Mae DeArton, of Maza, were
the guests of Miss Luciel Priest
last week and also attended Chau-
tauqua.
We are so busy doing fine
laundry work that wehave no time
to write advertisements. White
Swan Steam laundry.
John G. Adamson spent several
days the latter part Of the past
week with friends at Larimore .
If you want some "just as good
II make it myself" Remedy, try
an imitation Rocky Mountain Tea.
Twill make you sick and keep you
sick. @. w. Greene.
The trunks of the trees in the
court yard were painted white
Monday night. Some of those
editor fellows must have gotten
their-paints mixed.
II. H. Steele, cashier and E. B
Page, vice president of the Farm.
ers' bank, of Leeds, we're in the
city Tuesday evening on import.
ant real estate business.
The Devils Lake Club has re.
ceived the application of United
States Senator Hansbrough fol
membership.
The boiler house at the school
for the deaf is rapidly nearing
completion and will be a great
addition to the pretty school, sc
ably superintendent by D. F
Bangs
j. O.. Schultz, a former Ramsey
county boy, now of Hurricane
Lake, was in the city the lattel
part of the past week and transact
ed some real estate business.
L. N. Torson and wife, of Rugby
we're in the city on business of {
legal nature, on Friday and at
tended Chautauqua, several days
the first of the week.
Ex-Mayor Horace Wilson, oil
Winnipeg, has been in the city for
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

Bert is pleased with Minot, but
glad to see his many friends here.
Lee Vale, Of Larimore, spent
several days of last and first of
this week, with his brother Frank
on mere pleasure bent.
In the Scent a Word Column"
on the 3rd page, is published every
week important items that it will
pay you to read. Don't overlook
this department.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12
6ltu In Brl6t
Farmers.

Do not worry from now till har-
vest in fear of hail, but take
out a policy at once in the old and
reliable, full loss paying company,
The St. Paul Fire & Marine,
assets three million dollars. 1t
costs but little.
RAMSEY COUNTY BANK, Agent,
Devils Lake, n. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

was in the city Saturday calling
on his trade, and incidently went
down to Chautauqua to see the
Devils wipe the earth with the
Fork.
Read the want ads.
Mr.. Samuel Jossman, of Clarks-
ton, Mich, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. j. F. Henry.
If young ladies think sores,
pimples and red noses look we'll
with a bridal veil and orange bios
SONS, it's all right. Yet Rocky
Mountain Tea would drive them
away. IS cents. G. w. Greene.
Fred A. Kelley, of Lakota, was
a visitor Friday.
Bert Wheeler, of Minot, shook
hands several days the latter part
| of the past week with Lakers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

on their return from Minot, where
the gentlemen overlooked the re-
pairs to the track done by the
cloud burst. They returned to
their homes at Larimore on Satur-
day.
Young fresh milk COW for sale.
Louis Sherman, Z miles northeast
of town on road to Belgard bridge.
Johnnie McAfee, of the John
Paper Co., of Minneapolis,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-12

of the week. He stopped over
here on his way from Montana
looking up material for good stor-
les.
Lake View Creamery separator
cream is the purest and heavies
cream ever sold in Devils Lake.
Why not buythe best? Telephone
al.
Editor De la Bere, Of the
Sheldon Progress shook hands
with newspaper men and others
in this city the first of the week.
His handiwork can be seen in the
state news department in this
issue.
Farmers having chickens to sell
see F.. w. Cockburn.
G. N. Cox, Mrs. E. M. Morey
and w. H. Hopkins and wife
stopped in this city on the Fourth