Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-03-01

IF the steam pipes broke and for
some time the rooms in the build
could not be heated. Repairs
we're made on the same day and
all the CHI ildren we're hard
at work again.
Adjustable bracelets in gold,
gold filed and sterling silver. Will
fit any wrist. Call for them at II.
Huesgen's, the Fourth street
jeweler.
The Committee on music for the
XIX Century Club party for East
er Monday, April 8th, report hav-
ing secured the services of Prof.
w. w. Hall and his orchestra, of
Grand Forks.
I have got 1000 bushels of good
barley fit for seed, that I will sell
for 40 cents a bushel. Eleven
miles northeast. of Devils Lake.
Martin Gulseth, Devils Lake, N.
D.. *49-5l
Roland Kane, who has been
with the Inter- Ocean for some time
past, accepted a position on the
Michigan City Independent and
left for that place Sunday after
noon to assume his duties.
If you want your stock to look
feel ard eat well, you must feed
them a tonic of some kind. Ground
oil cake is considered by all stock
men to be the best and cheapest of
all condition powders. Russell &
Schultz have just received a car
load. Call and see them, and get
your horses ready for spring work.
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The ladies of the XIX Century
Club issued 1900 club letters this
week to the Federated clubs
throughout the United States
asking each club women to send
five cents toward the erection of a
} library and club home building
for the city of Devils Lake.
The Burtscher Tailoring Go. has
removed to the building formerly
occupied by the real estate office
of VIM. H. Brown & Co. New
spring goods are in, among which
are some fine suitings, First class
. workmanship guaranteed. Prices
always the lowest. oil
John w. Brooks writes from
Missouri that he will bring will
him to this section of the stat
; many immigrants who have none!
: with which to furnish farms. MI
f. Brooks always does as he promise
and we may look for some goot
farmers from Missouri in a shor
, time.
L. D. McGahan, who left her
: last fall and for some months wa
in the east in the interest of immi
grafton, and who is now in Bis
i, marck, acting as chief clerk Of tn
enrolling and engrossing force a
the capitol, has decided to re-ente
the newspaper world and shortl
h after the Legislature adjourns, M
McGahan will start a semi-weekl
:. paper which promises to max
things lively at Bismarck.
S. J. Ragnlie and B. B. Hauga
!, will give a lecture and concert i
, St. Olaf's church Tuesday evenin
5 March 5th. Admission, Is cent
The Fertile Times says: "Rev. I
B. Haugan was greeted with
large congregation at the Luthe'
an church Sunday night, and hi
n lecture, From Jerusalem to Moro
) kap," was earnestly listened t.
The reverend gentlemen from Fe:
IL gus Falls is a fine speaker an
made many friends here"
Land Man Powell: Mr.. Sorli
a of Albert Lea, Mimi, a cousin {
= Banker jacobson, of Church
Ferry, closed on Wednesda
1t through my Office the purchase
the Chris Hilbrick half section j
g Coulee township, considerable
y S $1,000, with $1,700 cash. This
= one of the best improved farms j
western Ramsey county and NJ
: Sorlie got quite a bargain. He
y q practical and successful farm,