Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-05

violin accompaniment will close with
fine effect the evenings entertainment.
A general invitation is extended to
all. Seats free to any part of the
house.
II. D Sinner, the Cando attorney,
was a visitor in the city Wednesday.
Miss Gallup, of Pomona, Cal, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Dixon.
Rev. Waddle, the Presbyterian
minister, will not return in time for
services next Sunday. He will be
here the week following.
There will be services in the Epis-
copal church next Sunday, both
morning and evening. The Rev. MI.
Jones will preach at both services.
j. A. Matthews, of Winona, Mimi,
and his son-in-lsw, F. J. Chamberlain
of Devils Lake, were in town this
week, the guests of w. II. Mcintosh.
-Bottineau Courant.
Jacob Schbacher and Nicholas
Ulrich, two capitalists of Chicago and
Peoria, respectively, have been max
ing this place their headquarters dur
ing the past week while Investigating
the resources of the county, with a
view to purchasing some land.
The city schools convened Tuesday
after taking a vacation on labor day.
The attendance this year is quite en-
couraging, being lis in excess. of that
of last year on the opening day.
This is an unprecedented increase and
speaks we'll for the efficiency of the
schools.
The law firm Of Feetham & Skula-
son dissolved partnership yesterday
and will both move into the new
Clifford building. Feetham will have
an Office with w. L. Wilder and
ohu1oSOu WILL udNo Ouo Will Ills
brother, S. G.. Skulason associated
with him in the future. Grand Forks
Plaindealer.
Miss Andrea jacobson arrived from
st. Paul the later part of last week,
after ordering a complete stock of all
millinery and ladies' furnishing
goods. This week her stock has been
removed into the new Jacobson block.
) The opening of the new millinery
store will be held next Saturday,
Sept. 9Th.
A car will start from this city for
the q. A. R. national encampment. at
Washington about Oct. 6. This car
will be carried through to Washing.
ton, OF all the roads to be traversed.
The berths in the sleeper can be Sc.
cured at cut rates. A rate of one
cent a mile has been granted by ali
roads competing for the traffic to the
t national capital. This is a wonder.
fully cheap rate. The encampment
will occur after the busy season ii
over, and will result in bringing many
thousands together under the sunny
skies of the Chesapeak country.
Those contemplating attending the
encampment, should correspond with
Albert Roberts, Devils Lake, at once,
F. and secure berths in the above men
n l %soo1l Too,ro1 I'LL - -.-l-
easy and free from annoyance by
doing this.
DR.. Reeds Cushion shoe i:
e the easiest shoe on earth. Solt
9 only by S. L. Wineman.
Prof. Arthur Wales, of Grant
i, Forks, the king of piano tuners, il
. working again in this neighborhoot
. and is now at Lakota and Crary. H,
- is going to make this town again thi
week and all persons who would lik'
tuning done by him, will please pa.
no attention to the yarns of tram
piano tuners who would like to Sc
;, him somewhere else. Notice that b
will be here this week.
ID There was a bad mixup at tn
If gravel pit west of town Wednesda,
II morning, when the two work train
le collided, One of the trains was stand
ing on the side track with the switcl
ID open. A second engine was return
If ing with a train Of empties, and a
Sc the steam shovel was throwing up
ir cloud of dust the train of emptie
a crashed into the motionless one, NO
re noticing that the switch was open
I'd Several dirt cars were derailed an