Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-05

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visiting brethern will be present from
Cando, Rugby, Willow City and Lari-
more, including the officers Of the
Grand Lodge. The afternoon will be
devoted largely to lodge work, and in
the evening a grand ball will take
place.
Special sale of shoes. overshoes and
fur coats for the next ten days. Best
line in the city. p. DeFiore.
The son of the late Isreal Neil is in
the city from Chicago. BE intends to
stay here until the estate is settled up.
The safe for the new bank at Law
ton has arrived and the institution is
now ready for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gillen, Of
Kalispel, Mont, we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Daeley during
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Gillen and Mrs.
Daeley are sisters.
Special sale Of shoes, overshoes and
fur coats for the next ten days. Best
line in the city. P. DeFiore.
Ernest Anderson, a farmer living in
the extreme northeastern part of the
county, died last week from injuries
received in falling from q scaffold.
T. f. Costello, who has had charge
of building the elevators and stations
along the Farmers railroad, has COM
pleted his work and returned to his
home in Grand Forks Wednesday.
Special sale of shoes, overshoes and
fur coats for the next ten days. Best
line in the city. P. DeFiore
The Hotel Northern of Edmore has
been leased by Smith & johnson. ex-
perienced hotel men, who will greatly
improve the hotel in many respects.
A bus will be run to trains hereafter.
Miss Jennie Barrett, who spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Chris. Cor
der, returned to her home at Fargo
Saturday.
The Workman lodge at Edmore is
. in a hourishing condition. large
number of new members being
initiated at the last meeting.
The star route service between
/ Lakota and Edmore has been discon-
tinued, the mail now being carried
on the train-the change being greatly
appreciated by patrons living along
the line.
s. F. Clark, c. O. jerks and G.. NJ.
Winney, prominent Great Northern
; officials, have been in town this week
looking after affairs pertaining to
: making Devils Lake freight division
headquarters.
Frank Pitcher is very i'll again,
this time with a heart trouble. He
finds that North Dakota climate is
altogether too severe for him, and as
soon as he is able to travel he intends
to 20 south for the winter.
The delinquent tax sale took place
on Tuesday of this week. There
we're nor bidders and less property
offered than at any previous sale held
in Ramsey county. This speaks
much for the prosperity Of the county.
The state land sale will take place
at the court house next Monday.
Auditor Eich says the sale promises to
be the best yet held in the county.
There is a great demand for lands and
the indications are that bidding will
run high.
Edmore has been incorporated and
the first set of officials have been
elected. G. A. Currier, A. E.
Toomey and R. II. Bennett were
elected trustees. The other officers
elected were M. o. Simenstad, clerk;
E. NJ. Crazy, assessor; Jno. A. Honey,
treasurer, and Ira Calder, marshal.
Mrs. Mary J. Rodenbach visited
Edmore last week and assisted in
organizing a camp of the Royal
Neighbors. The camp starts out with
a large membership and romises to
be of the most fourishing in the
state.
Drayton Echo: We would advise
the average citizen not to lose n
sleep over the prospect of Governor
White securing the senatorial prize
from H. C. Hansbrough. You will
quickly discover that when the band
begins to pay in Bismarck in January
that Senator Hansbrough and his wide
circle of friends in the legislature
will know how 'to take kere of them
selves
Edmore News: Deputy Sheriff
James Calder arrived in town Tuesday
afternoon, remaining until the follow
ing morning looking after official
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