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0analebisfeit i'm 10. S~abrbunbert

n9at bas perfloHene Sabrbunbert
bic meni9li9e 2anglebigfeit erbDbt
ober berminbert?" 9as mar bic 5rase,
tpel9e cine @ruppe fran3Ofiiher &C.
lebrten Dor einigen 5agen beipra9en.
Sin @erslei9 Der Sterbli9feits= Sta
ttitif i'm n%eun5ebnten Sabrbunbert nit
benen segen gnbe bes borigen BON
9upiaaro aufgeiteaten ldbt erieben.
baB Die bur4f4nittli6e 2anslebisteit
felt 1889 nm flint ober feds Sabre auz
genommen bat. 9amit fdeint afr
bic Jrase unierer mebi5iniihen 8ez
ri~ibmtbeiten beantportet. SEPT poaen
mir perfu9en, bas Nebelbilb in ben
3iffern por uns, tpenn elm fol9es boz
rim 1T, gu entbiiuen, unb Oas lit cine
54pere 4ufgabe.
Or. 0a9er unb M. 8ertilon feben
bic bur9f9nittlide 2anslebisteit i'm
neunaebnten Sabrbunbert auf 70
Sabre an. Inter slei9en 8ebinsun=
gen mar bic 3abl 9erer, tpel9e bas
70. 2ebensjabr errei9ten, i'm neun=
aebnten Sabrbunbert srOBer, nie i'm
adtaebnten. Bladder brinst es Bios gu
Mnndberungen. Gr perfudte aus5uz
finben, ob bic 8erufsarten einen Gtnz
fluB auf bic 2ebensausii9ten iben,
mar aber auber @tanbe, einen biesbe=
5iislihen S9luB gu sieben, neil er in
alien 8erufspesen, fosar in ben tpe=
nisft eintrGsIiden, 9unbertidbrige
porfanb. Srob mebem meint er,
benz Iderbauitanb bic Palme geben gu
fOnnen. neil er in ben 8auernfamilien
bic grDBte 3abl Oerer fanb, tpelde elm
porsef9rittenes Mlter errei9t batten.
9ter itnb bic Statiiifen i'm Ginfldng
nit ben berniinftisften 8oraus1i9ten.
Die 8erufsart. ipel9e einen sliids
lihen Mittelitanb binii9tlia Der
2anslebisteit barbietet, lit bic bes
Munnes Der WiKenf9aft. Inter ben
@elebrten finbet man 10 piele, bic iuna
fterben, als bic febr alt fterben. Wir
tDinen, bob GonteneQe 100 Sabre lebte
unb baB gbebreul es auf 1O3 Sabre
bradte. Inter Oenen, bic ein fe6r am
| iebnlides Mlter erreiAten. pb atpar iie
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,,AGe 6erl6mteu Aer5te

aus Gbicngp, pals i'd ineine 3uiuft su Sbrerr
Ramaiana nobrn, Durd1 heilen punoerbare beiltraft
ib tuieoer Elm terneeiunoer, Iebensirober Mann ges
iporoea bin, Giien uno Sri1ten i6medt mir ipie nod
9eutihss N. g.. M. Shus-Uiarfe No. 46072) beiit
Suderbarnrubr, @ibt. bartnddise Malaria. gerusrl'
leioeii. geber=. 9Ril3s uno anbere fur %rnbeilbar euge,'
iebene &raufbeitrn. Cine Slibie foitet S1.OO uno reihf
einen Wonat. Sch II ur In resiitrirtem Srlefe
gu ienben. 1iGt in g~potGeien erhGltIit. prooen
gratis uno poItirei. tusnn man %aoreiiirt:
Trtpatsalinif, ISL @. 2lne., ssep s3urf. u. ..
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Der Gaar BAT in Somst
bic erite fibirifde MftienbOrfe erri9@
ten lafen. Sir sei9orene 2dmmer
mub es bort aiemli1 fiibl fein! (9er.)
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xs Merchandise Miners'

&SsT Transportation Comp.
EGaEsD Ganicfer Z 4inien.
Nadh Scffpn une Gem Often:
iJeeE Hienitoa, 8o1nerita1 Nrcttas nno SeHntak
Nbenos y uhr.
geada @rpp,ssuce Ino Dem Often:
iebeu TtoEiaa. Wiittlpah nUo Treltae. &beE6s g ubI
&GGb SapannaIr ure Gem SiIsen;
ieh.n 0lentas. OoHrerfns, SanitGs, gbtHss @ rsE
Ssad) gteppprf,S d ems uIp v~forfplf:
tdaIih, auSgsaurinsH MittUots Inn Samifaes,
'Abeno5 b R1r.
lriibcr:refaihe Seaucnlihtelten unb ScfoIfisuns.
Sorsidltise Beriaeung uHp ibHe1e Seioroeruns
DOR Nraat. e. u. @iIiusbam. 4seHt,
EuB bee lGIge1 Cods;
g. I.Et.bbtrs, u. z. Nf.;
rs. .. Garner, @.=p.sI.;
g. @. gSbitnep. &.aDf.
baurtbirecre -9ir. 3I4. Cfs@erman,5traAe.
ll3t&S-l
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0unuerffaa, ben 80. Mai 1901.

6eute 1T Der MlIerfeez
Ientag Der nGroben Mrmee Der Hepuz
blif." - @ebenfet Der @efalenen!
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Spncsidnc.

gm %. Mai G1orrnee Gtltn al
am 81. mai unieunb Sii9pp, 81
VIM Vim q. Mai annaw d.. @ebrinG. 6 Monate
oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30

Neuerbings tobt Der
Streit bariber, ob au3 fir ben
grammatifalii9en @ebrau9 bic
Union unferer @taaten cine Ginbeit
lit ober ni9t, pb man iasen fOnne
unb mHle: "The United States is
a Nation" Nun, bariiber fam ober
mag man immerbin fortitreiten. Sm
9eutf4en gum 8etfpiel pdre es unz
mOgli9, gu iagen: n0ie Ser. Staten
/ f. cine Nation." 9agesen fann man
ia audi bei'm beiten DiGen gar ni4t
anbers fasen, als: rDie Union IT
cine Nation." Cine 8ielbeit fann
onerbings gu elmer @inbeit ii4 entz
pideln, pie es 9ottlob nit ben Ser.
Staten lGneit sei4eben lit; aber
besbalb entfpri9t Der 8ielbeit in
srammatitalif4er 8eaiebung bod inn
mer bic Mebr5abl. Die 9auptia4e
lit, baB mir %politdnbis Gins geporz
ben iinb unb ponitdnbis Gins bleiben
unb 5par, tpie MoainleD 10 gliidlt4
in elmer ieiner iinsiten Reben Be-
merfte, niht nur Gins unb einig,
tpenn mir uns bic 9dnbe f9iitteln,
fonbern audi Gins unb einig in UNI
ieren 6eraen. (eoSn. Gtstg.)
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gefanmtmadmngsm
"a nreau ses etost.S naentenrs.

81 iIrcdu ceS GtGctsS naenfeurs.
~ Ratbhaus.
aItimpre, ben 81. Mai 1901. l.
Gerfegelte Goroerunassanqebot on ben .goaro
of g~parDs," Su baupen bes Carbohydrates,
~eoreIfrt, iperotn bis gum IL. s II 1901, Mits
tags II llbr, ~entaeeen esnonimsu fir bic Cons
~iruttion einss @b3uestanals inter benz 5obrlpeee
Der Ganton=S trase, BON GaipttsS trobe bis So=
tom StraBe, uno Dann ouf Dem Giqsntbum Der
r0enniolpania Giieubabn : Gompaanie~ mad Dem
grctterperi6laee an Der MaHerz Jronte Der bsiao=
ten Gompaguie. nit DEN notbiesn Giuldfsn uno
9crbinounosn.
epesifitatiOnem unb Nidne b~sfinoen f6 i'm gd=
reou Des Staet=SnQenieurs.
Eie 9eb6ret behalf f6 bas 8ebt Dor, iroenb
ipcl6e obcr aGe Ineebote su periperien.
Ser erfplgrei6e Inqebotftensr piro ,ur Iusfiibz
RING bes Gontrafts unD jir Stelusq pom 9iirQ=
itait I'M o%oppeltsn Setrase bes Gontratt=4rciiss
onacbalten ieiu.
Gin bcglaubiotcr 6bed. sablbor oil ben Mapor
nno Staotratb BON Baltimore, in Der 66be BON
sDei 6urosrt unb finf3ig Collars mub icoem &r=
eebot ~beieefiiot itin.
y. 3. Gencan.
Staot=Sneenicur.
gefdtigt:
1bumas o. Sdpes.
9rdfoent Der GentraftperqebungssS eborbe.
Mai3l, Sunil 8, 4,5i6.7. &, l0,1D
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"GdUli6. Sasli9, ausgsnOmmsu 5Ountags.

Go6' annapolis. SIT. ROpal:station, H.g5.
$50 '9orm., l2.4 ga6n. 6amnsn : 0tat''n'
!7.20, 800 Bonn, " 10, !5.2Q Jsa3m: ~ "a
ItrloFsn Gam0sn=S tatipn mad GrtoeItd' 70"
sorrr' ?q.45 @orm., ITO, 4.3O uno $50 9G3m:
Ra6 gBin6cfsr, !7.2O 9Orm., R.4O' Alb ua'
!4.30 Ea6ni. ,r u9oN
I16 nj Wiru nno 3uiibtuitationtn !7.Sc, 80
uorm, u.2I 4.3O, $50, 1910, "Il.3O Ra3nt;
aa5 GiWtott.Gitp T.30, pb gOrm., Id
4. 80. *5.2J, 800, *ll.30 0o6nl.
%%SSS arra1, mi, Robal:s %tatiOn, R2o Ha@H'
recommendations, i2.40 TdGm.
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WafGtae; ibre SHUTTER bat felt 1883
fein reues Gleib gsbabt, aber 5ie felbit
lit ybreHeb to fia."
Der 8eridtsritatter be1hreibt au4
cine iunse berbeiratbete 6rau. tpelde
an Der Manie bes 9erumluneerns let
bet. Sbr Wann, Sobn Slptpbp. tit sin
Gifenbabnmann, felt brei Sabren per@
heiratbet. 4m 3abltas siebt er feiner
Jrau iein. ganaes @elb, unb fie madt
Sdulben fir allerlei reanneb guobs"
unb fertig seitelIte Gbnaaren in ieHs
Groceries. Oie 9roeerpzRe4nung be-
lduft fib jeben Monat auf $50, uno
Sobn fann ni9t besreifen. mas aus
feinem @elbe tpirb. gr piirbe es fApu
begreifen, tpenn er einmal bas FLOP
budet" unterfudte. Die 6dlfte bon
benz, mas iie fo9t. 1T berborben. UNI
ueberbleibiel tperben ME benukt.
Gs fdeint uns, bab Die Gltern folz
der Ddm9en, beren es ia iiberaG giebt,
in eriter 2inie fir einen iolden gu
ftanb Der 9inee perantnortli9 iino
.3peitens dber au9 tbOri9te gbeman.
rer, bic lei9t BON faulen Mdbden auf'
gegabelt tperben.
5ier nGre Elm gutes Gelb fir ioge:
nannte Heform@ 5rauen.
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ChriHind @Dlf.

Gs fors our %. Mai in ibrer lesten geobnine.
Wr aud perldnqerte 6uoion=StraBe, Grau .6briitina
g9olf. Sie 3eit Der @ecroignng iuiro lpdtsr aa9s=
Got Q50l
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Saltimrre Sampi=0a So.
2Ilte u,f ,uperldfGae
- nf.0 1 N <

GIcsonte 0ampfer tdsIib. auseenommen SoRns
tags pom ben neueR Iiers gr. 10, IL, II unb ID,
SiQhtz StraBe. nm $50 rhr M6enbs rad Glib Hutnt
Comfort, RnrfpIf. Portsmouth uue allen
@unften fcs SmeenS. SerIinhuns in Bortsmouth
Rit Der - Seoboarb Qir sirie" atftioiientr 3u9, Boris
mastb nab Itiauta. Guge Ytrbinbura ~ 2seloon
nit Der atlantic 9oait 9inie." gu yt,riolf 8erbins
bune nit Der ~TorioIf urb Carolina" %~ytoriolf uno
Sonf5srn," ratIantic unb Daupiqe" lno -gorioIt ano
WeifetH SiieEbabn,~ unb NIT Der ~Slb 0ominions
Sirlc" sab Nsmb.rne unb Roibinaton, yt.s@.
0iahIseiten nad BEN curopdtiden plane. %eururioie
3aiitenz 3imH;er. GlcfIrilte S,leuhtung. Dampis
h~eisuua. Stolen fr,i. Dian beige 9aiiI:n=3immer tn
Soraus I'm BiletsS ireuu Der Sat=2inie. Siibiutifs
Baltimore nab @cIpsrt' S.raBe. 2clcpboH 143a.
Sobn u. Gbfrpppp, gStntdm Ranbal,
Bice=9rdiioeRt Gen. fr. uno 8aii. Isent.
unb @eHsrass alanageI. 6. Srp,rn. - Billet &9snt
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Oas erfte 8iertel bes
laufenben Sabres peift fir 9eutfaz
lamb segen benielben 3eitraum bes
8oriabres cine REMEMBERING Der
Ginfubr INN 126 Minionen Marf
unb cine REMEMBERING Der Musfubr
INN 7e 2f3 MiGionen Mart auf, mas
fir bas eanae laufenbe Sabr cine
8erminberung bes eeiammten beutz
fden Mubenbanbels Tim runb 300
Milipnen Marf bebeuten piirbe.
Cine 3eit seringerer Mrbeit, ii~nfenber
@epinne unb 2Dbne unb erf4perter
2ebensbaltuns 1T fir 9entfalanb
ansebro9en.
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~ Atlaatif Transport Go.
GEE~IEM Generatvl9entea,
1885, kO8 bis AO9 Slater. Utrafe.

attantic 2i1te.
BON Baltimore nab 2ouDOn.
Sanlpfer rGHiJbt 6omrl"o Z. SGnt,
vim
Bon Baltimore nab 9:Itait, Subiiu MD GarOii:.
Nl1 g:!iait.
RAD Cupiin.
Sampfer ,Spr0 GrH SyllHI.
9rlitois Is bunnel : 2ints.
9ia5 SyiitOl.
Gin Gampf;r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm SUM.
mpir : -luls.
9lab 2eItb.
0ampf.r n9iObican" SUM-.
0am0urQ : mtr;fanii6e>S 81 oIe.
.ltab GImbura.
0anpfec p@rjslapta" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /. SUM-.
Sampicr sgGl9orta4 .. &uni.
Sampitr s&DsnlI" gum.
9arnpicr egtagalil" SUM-.
S~ur0IauftuDs Sru6rbrttfe psrosn
peruusQa6t na1 @dicn iii @roBbritannttn, nab Dem
Continent. Der Cties, Dem Wltt:llanS!I9sn y.tsrs
unO Dtm Often t6fori'2&Sl
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JIUEtUN' 'W |
,Nonal Slmc'"2inte

mad, @bitarelpbta nnS "eiozgpr.t
Getlib. Sst|e1n w. ~ 30 10 " JS
Ssglot 4 Diner . . '7;55g, 800 \. 5e
GSn!ffr RFS S;rp f952@. 29.57 9. @4
sasior, Sia:f 1850 y =, p 1921 o. = ~ ss ~ 6 s
S- rn aoom Siacr SAFE "2.l5 g.. *2.2O y. u.
-@osaI i%ai'mitEO.s .e!tqantt G0a5's' 4 q 7 "a S''
rrpation EiuinJ SAFE Gar g. a H. SO u q " 70
SarI5r, Sirsr .6@9, SO 9. ne @
eeG@es 0t HGg +l2.39 .. *l244 .. 80.
6Sof Ets Z Il af;iSuacoOns nab aelp.9Ort, tsrtig suyn
gcitssn III mi. aopal;stGIi0I nm d3UO !; @0t aa;i.
0" Nv I, unS @beiter, ALE aHotrtn nL6t.
H'FAs''" " gtrl.gamoeu. 8trG. MT. GopaL
nsif,n.,nbi1 Nffou. so 9Oru., $40 y.
3T,Siia:: ;S5ia Grpreb q. !2.35 3a9m., 25Q3.
~ V' ras,r yftpm. *5.l5 Nd1m, *5-20 j.
a.; I.,.fnhto Mtfont. ?6.l 10 @6og., 1918 u
eSSiSf.9iirearr 1orOpet=Gfs 9ulpsrt' uuO Saltis
Rr. pol, 5ipsSroaouap, get. Royals
ODER Gameen=Station
8. 3. Martin.
Dtgr. Bar .sGssut.
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8rdiiosnt Der Gentraftptrqebungs=Seborb
Rai3l, Sunil ,3,4.5,6.7 {, 10,1D
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13

been in the city this short time,
he has made hosts of warm friends /.
He is a popular and enterprising
young business man whose &C.
quaintance is an honor to those
who know him. If you haven't
met Mr.. Fisher, call at the store
and meet the Co., part of the firm
of Brainard & Go.
Have you a sense of fuAness in
the region of your stomach after
eating? If SO you will be bene-
flied by using Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the
bowels too. Price Is cents. Sold
at Greene's drug store.
The Indians from the reserva-
ton do all their trading in Devils
Lake since the bridge was finish
ed, and they are good customers.
They do not believe in saving their
money.
Miss Marie Hovey, of Mime
apolis, is organizing a class
for violin and piano music
at the residence of her uncle, Ed.
Hovey. Miss Hovey is an exper-
fenced. teacher on the violin and
piano and anyone desiring lessons
on these instruments should call
on her.
Miss Minnie Jameson is filling
the place of Miss Kirker as private
secretary to Serumgard & Moen,
during the absence Of Miss Kirker
at the G. A. r. encampment al
Cleveland.
The rain of Wednesday delayed
threshing in different sections
from a day and a half to two days
But looking at the bright side Of
things, it softened the ground and
will make blowing much easier
While Oh topping wood Saturday
M. E. Lyons got mixed up with
the clothes line above his heac
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13
Rummage Sale.

The ladies of the M. E. church
will give q rummage sale some
time during next month. The
exact time and place will be given
latter. Anyone having articles
which are of no use to themselves
but might be to another, are asked
to kindly contribute them andsthus
help a good cause. The articles
may be left with any of the ladies'
of the church and they will be
carefully looked after and placed
in the sale. At this sale onewill
find articles, many up-to-datesand
those who are "hunters" of quaint
old fashioned things will ALSO find
them there. The rummage sale
will continue for three orfour
days thus giving the country as
well as town people an opportunity
to attend and will be a benefit to
both rich and poor. Those who
have never attended a rummage
sale fould not miss this one as il
will bGAxell worth your while tc
stepain and see what one is like
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13

age and extends to them an invita-
ton to remain her customers still.
She has employed a first class
trimmer to assist her, being Miss
Ida Nelson, of st. Paul. "A COM
plete new stock is being opened
and the latest creations can be had
Of Mrs. E.. M. Lewis, who would
be pleased to have you call whether
or not you wish to purchase.
For a cool soft drink 60 to j.
Jones, the confectioner.
Pat Lowe, of Grand Forks, one
of the most popular travelling men
on the road, sold cigars in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. Jones carries q full line Of
confectionery, fruits and cigars,
Bangs block, Kelley avenue.
CLAUS Berg and Silver Serum.
gard are keeping house this week,
Mr.. Berg is chef, while Silver is
second cook and general %all-around
roust-about.
Fresh bread at j. jones' con.
fectionery store.
Mothers write us that they have
solved the problem of Keeping their
children we'll. Give them Rocky
Mountain Tea each week. A bles.
sing to mother and child. Ask
your druggist.
Devils Lake has a reputation Of
being a hard town to get &C.
quainted in, and the reputation is
a deserved one. Mr.. Lyle M,
Fisher has, in a sense, punctured
this reputation. He came here in
June last and purchased an inter.
est in the hardware concern OF
Brainard & Go. Though he has
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13

stated he was glad the attempt
was made, was literally torn to
pieces by the people.
A good 8-day clock with strike
and alarm for 81 at Huesgen's.
VIM. Webster has just finished
the foundation of a barn 56x96
feet, with a basement Of stone u
feet high: G. J. Hahn did the
masonry work.
100000 on hand to loan with
privilege Of paying all OF any part
at any time. Miner & Hartley,
Devils Lake, N. d.. next door to
Brennan & Kennedy's.
Tom Miller came down from
York Monday and was very en-
thusiastic over the crop yields up
there. He says oats are running
from 80 to 112 bushels to the acre,
and wheat from Is to IS.
ARNOLD'S CELEBRATED
BUTTER FOR
SALE AT F. ". C~OCKBURN'S,
States Attorney A. M. Christian
son, of Towner. was in the CITY
Wednesday attending to legal mat
tiers before Judge Cowan in cham
bers.
Powell writes fire insurance on
threshing rigs in the Franklin of
Philadelphia. See him immed-
lately. 25-3t
Captain McInerny, of Willow
City, was in the city making final
proof to his homestead near that
city, Tuesday. Three years of
service in the civil war counted for
residence on the proof, MI. Shau-
messy having been a captain of the
Seth Indiana Volunteers. when he
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13

was but % years of age. One of
his witnesses was Albert Mar
shall, a former resident of this
city.
Separator cream in any quantity
for sale by the Lake View Cream
cry. Telephone al.
The committee in charge of the
matter of purchasing a pipe organ
for the Episcopal church is meet
ing with great success. About
$500 has already been pledged. A
$1,000 organ will be purchased and
the instrument will be along in
about a month.
An English association regard
ing woman's happiness has offered
a reward of 95OO for a greater
blessing to woman than Rocky
Mountain Tea. Sensible move.
Ask your druggist.
Ray Smith,, of White, S. D.,
visited his uncle and aunt, MI
and MI. j. A. Van Lew, Sunday
while on his way to Seattle.
A new line of chains, lockets
and charms at Huesgen's.
Bishop Stanley will administer
confirmation next Sunday, Sept.
18th, at St. Joseph's church.
Devils Lake; Sept. 18th, at Ritter's
settlement; Sept. 18th, at Sweet
water church; Sept. 18th, at Penn;
Sept. 10Th, at Leeds, Sept. Goth.
at Cando and Sept. 21st, at
Bisbee.
Fruits. candies, toys, books
tobacco and cigars at j. Jones'
confectionery store.
Mrs. 3. M. Lewis has again
t aiken possession of the old millen:
cry store Of Roller & Lewis, hav.
ing purchased the stock from Mrs.
Gould, the first of the week
When Mrs. Lewis was a membe,
of the firm of Roller & Lewis she
made many friends whom she
wishes to thank for a long patron
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13

One must not get the idea that
only the Oldest rickety things will
be found, but also fancy cushions,
curtains, rugs, books, sheet music,
bric-a-brac, pictures, needlework,
toys, ornaments, odds and ends of
carpets, cast off clothing, shoes,
ETC., in short the display will in
clude articles of every description
and use. Watch for further an
nouncements.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13
THE LO6AL FIELD.

Sta ties Attorney Anerson visited
y his claim the first of the week.
The Life Saver is the best
nickle cigar sold.
Mrs. A. L. Reel left Monday for
Rolla to attend the funeral of her
ANbrother-in-law, MI. W. Ward.
For a good smoke try the Club
House and The Judge cigars. The
best in the market.
The sheriff took a trip to his
) farm Monday and reports things
getting al ong nicely near Rutten.
Only slips buys a good alarm
clock at II. Huesgen's.
Rev. Owen F. Jones went to
Lakota Sunday evening to hold
service and returned on the be-
lated flyer the same evening.
Fifteen and II jewel watch
movements of every standard
make from $12 up to $25 at Hues-
=, gems. the 4th street jeweler, oppo-
, site the postoffce.
C.. 81. Farrell, ofSeattle, stopped
over at Devils Lake Sunday to
visit his sister, Mrs. J. A. Van
rLiew, while on his way to Europe,
SPRING CHICKENS ARE
PLENTIFUL AT F. w,
COCKBURN'S MEAT MAR
! IKE T.
i Andrew Stade returned from the
Pa n-American Monday evening
a nd reports a splendid time. He
stopped over in Chicago and at
other places. He states the ex.
element at the latter place over
4 the presidents assassination was
intense and that one man who
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13
A Reward of Merit.
Kindred Mirror.

Kindred Mirror.
Senator Hansbrough will be a
candidate for reelection as Uni
tod States senator of North OAK
ota. To return Mr.. Hansbrough
to the senate would be but a re-
ward Of merit, for he has done
more for North Dakota than any
representative we have yet had in
Washington.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13
RAIN OR. SHINE

The station agent is on duty. On his exact commune
millions of dollars in property, each day. In his haste
he runs out in the rain or the snow hatless and unpro-
tected. Then comes the sequel ~ bronchitis, or some
the ~proftless experience with doctors who cannot
sreach the case" followed by experiments, with all
sorts of ocough syrups" and vlung balsams,a which in
contained in such medicines often quiet the cough and
seem: to soothe the irritated tissues. But there is no
real help or healing in spirits. Just as alcohol makes
the body into a passing insensibility to pain. But they
no more cure the pain than alcohol rids the drunkard
Of his troubles: The one medicine which does cure
from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotic poisons.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-09-13
Wis LAK~EINTER-oCEAN. FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, 1901

and the rebound of the ak cut an
ugly cash in his head, just above
his eye. The doctor fixed him up
and he iswell enough to be around
again.
Hunt up f. j. Chamberlin's ad
and read his interesting story.
MI. and Mrs. w. 81. Bell left
for Mandan to attend the state
fair.
Mrs. John Graham, residing two
miles west of the city, is quite i'll
this week.
Charles Studness was in the
city Thursday enroute home from
an eastern trip.
Sheriff James Collins was in the
city on business, from Grand
Forks, on Wednesday.
The rain of w ednesday crowded
the streets with 'threshing crews
anxious to spend the money earned
thus far.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kelley left
for the G.. A. R. encampment and
the Pan-American on Sunday
morning.
A carload of choice heavy mares
will be on sale at Whipple's barn,
on Saturday of this week. See ad
on 7th page.
@. 81. Doyon, of Doyon, was in
the city Wednesday on business
and incidently visited a few of his
local friends.
There are no fish in this section
of the state, so instead Of fish stor-
les we are burdened with chicken,
duck and goose stories-par,icu-
latter.
Miss Bertha Anderson, who has
resided in this city for IL years,
died on Saturday last. She was
born in Goodhue county, Mime
sofa, May 14th, 1861.
Mesdames Powell, Rhuberg,
Thorson and Merrick, are attend
ing the Mayville meeting Of the
state federation of women's clubs
as delegates of the XIX Century
club.
The boarders at the Sevilla yer
made happy on Wednesday by the
announcement that Chef Rhome
was back behind the guns after
his 10days rest (Y) at the Minnesota
state fair.
Mr.. Matthew Kavanaugh, who
purchased the w. FL. Wake farm
north of Crazy last spring, was in
the city on Wednesday. IN bus
mess. His wheat averaged a trife
under 20 bushels to the acre.
The fire department was called
out by an alarm turned in from the
Trueman Miller residence, on
Saturday last. The only damage
done was to Gus Utecht's hand, on
which there was unfortunately, no
insurance.
Last week I went about,
Full of trouble and of doubt.
Now I'm smiling and dance with
delight,
I had some Rocky Mountain Tea
last night.
Ask your druggist,
Mr.. Charles Budde made several
drives this week through the north
eastern and eastern part of the
county in the interest of John W.
Maher and reports wheat averages
about 20 bushels. There are a
number of threshing rigs always
in sight, but it would be better if
they were even more.
n.- CT
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1FOR SALE-A9 room house, nearly new, on
east second street. Apply to NJ. X. Lee or
A.. u. Powell. 16-tf