Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-08-22

have charge of the grain commission
house Of Edwards, Wood & Co., just
opened in the Bangs block, Devils
Lake.
Sheriff Rutten on Saturday arrested
Mrs. Theodore Ness, of Edmore, on a
charge of SANDER, preferred by Mrs.
L. Brekke. The woman waived pre-
liminary examination. and was held
in $3.50 bonds to appear in the district
court.
Miss Catherine Spelliscy left Tues
day for her home in St. Paul, after a
visit of a few weeks with relatives in
Devils Lake. Her sister Miss Mar
garet Spleilscy and Miss Dorothy Kahn
accompanied her as far as Grand
Forks.
Everyone 81 ould attend the Mime
sofa State fair, which opens at Ham
line, MINI. September LIST. The Good
Roads exhibition given free will espe-
cially interest many of our readers.
Very cheap rates to the Twin Cities
via Great Northern Railway. See
Agent Kipp for particulars.
The body of an unknown man, ter
ribly mangled, was found on the track
at Lakota Tuesday morning. Nothing
could be found on his person to iden-
tify the remains and it is presumed
that he was a laboring man, probably
run yer by passenger train No. 4,
early that morning.
L. A. Scrattenden, of the Acme
Machine Co., returned from Mapes
and Lakota yesterday morning, and
stated that a man was found in the
railroad yards at that place, uncon-
sious and with a deep cut on the back
of his head. The man could not be
identified.
Land Owners: List your farms
direct with us. We find the best
buyers in shortest time. Our posi-
ton in the Twin Cities gives US this
advantage. If you are thinking of
selling your farm, write us at once.
Great West Land Co., 62OH Nicollet
Av., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
> Mrs. Leo Beauchamp who has beer
holding down a claim two miles north
of Lawton returned to Devils LAKE
i. last Tuesday on account Of sickness.
: Her many friends hope she will sool
be we'll and back on the claim. Els
= pecially her b%rother-in-law, Ed Beau
champ who will have to bach it nov
again. --Edmore Herald.
Lone Tree, N. D., and David Ten
r ney, are to be synonymous terms
Mr.. Tenney left today for Souris
After two weeks stay there he will
take charge If an elevator at Lon,
Tree for the Anchor Grain company
e He will be the only person in the tow
and proposes to be mayor, chief o
u police and private citizen at the sam
time. Minneapolis Journl.
This is the opportunity our reader
have been looking for. Visit tn
q Twin Cities and the State Fair, SEP
q TENDER 1st to 9Th. One railroad ia
and so cents takes you to the Twi
Cities and return, and admits you t
the Fair grounds. See the Good Roa
exhibition free. Ask Great Norther
Agent Kipp for other information.
The Great Northern railway hs
made it possible for you to attend tt
greatest State Fair west Of the Miss
N ssippi River, which opens at Hamli1
t. September 1st. One fare and 80 cen
buys your trip ticket, and your admi
a sion to the Fair grounds. This
or your opportunity to visit the Twi
Cities. See Agent Kipp for other il
o. formation.
la City Engineer Paul G. Gorder h;
just completed a plat of the ne
Cleveland & Kennedy addition to tt
city. The addition consists Of S
to full blocks and five fractions
h squares, and is located in the mort.
T.. eastern part of the city. The lots
the new addition are laid out f
dwelling purposes, and the plat of Il
same is a very creditable showing
Mr.. Gorder's ability as a draughtsma
st.
RS The city policemen are just at pr
ad sent earning their salaries, and the
ed lot is by no means the happiest on
ms The hobo element, as usual at til
re season Of the year, has made it's a
en- pearance, and this summers specie
in no way less numerous and toug
than formerly. So far the Office
en- have been able to prevent any serio
ne ~depredations in this city, but it kee
ler them busy looking after these unwe
ne come intruders.
tia
q A surprise party was given at t.
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Pepoon Ia
-. Tuesday evening, Aug. 10, in hon