Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-08-29

additional local


Miss Eva Smith, of Crazy, was a
visitor in the city Monday last.
DR.. silher has been appointed
physician for the Great Northern at
Devils Lake.
A. E. Hodgkinson is east purchas-
ing a stock of drugs for Fletcher
Mahara's Starkweather store.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will have a food sale at G. w. Gets
furniture store, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Ex-Mayor Morgridge, of Grand
Harbor, graced the city with his pres
ence the first Of the week.
E. J. Chamberlin left Monday for
Knox to superintend his large bust
ness interests at that point.
Miss Ruth Rutledge, of Cando, has
been visiting with Miss Ruth Roberts
at her home near this city during the
past week.
Postmaster Frank Maurlr came
down from Starkweather Wednesday
on business, and made the Inter- Ocean
a short call.
Ole Wilson and Miss Gunhul Peter
son, both of Edmore, were granted a
license to wed, today. The ceremony
will take place at st. Olaf's church.
Miss Hosmer returned Tuesday
night to her home in Southern Mime
sofa after a visit of several weeks
with her sister Mrs. Cooler.
The death of Mrs. Chas. Miller at
Montpelier occurred last week at the
advanced age Of SO years. She and
her husband were among the early
residents of this state.
Fred Balkcon, one Of Cando's most
popular boys, and an expert swimmer
ION the lines was a city visitor
Wednesday,. Mr.. Balkson intends
%opening a place of business in the
new town of Starkweather.
Hon. John A. Mathews, a popular
and wealthy citizen of Winona, Mimi
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. }.
Chamberlin of this city, the latter
being his niece. Mr.. Mathews is well
impressed with our prosperous young
city, and the country surrounding it.
Miss Ruth Roberts will leave this
week for Inkster to take charge OF a
department in the city schools OF that
place. Miss Roberts is a recent
graduate Of the normal school at
Mayville.
Lady.-To travel in North Dakota.
$50. 90 monthly and all expenses to
start Permanent position if salts
factory. Self addressed envelope for
reply. Address Manager McBrady,
Star Building, Chicago.
Mrs. E. E. Nauvle, Of LaGrange,
ILL.,, accompanied by her daughter
Ruth and son Herman, is paying hel
father Capt. E. E. Herman a visit.
They are spending the week on the
Minnie H. Mrs. Nauvle expects te
return to Chicago next week.
If YOUR farm is for sale at the RICH
nrice. Nef & Rother will not keel
YOU waiting long for a purchaser.
The wages Of the Great Northern
railway gang working in this cit.
have been increased this week as
result of the prosperity abroad in tn
land. Devils Lake will be the niece
Of wage earners this fall because o
the extensive building operations i
and around the city, and the eno1mou
crons to be harvested. And still no
enough help to 60 around.
Deputy Marshal Hurst made
trim up to Minot on official bushes
last week. He reports things u
there on the boom in mining circles
The present strike among the Pennsy
vania miners is creating a great az
mand for Ignite coal because OF u
scarcity of the eastern product. III
Minot mines have all their coal COZ
:tracted for for this winter, and
will keep them busy to supply the e.
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