Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21

company that will give the play in
Devils Lake are the same that have
taken their respective parts during the
last nine years while The Missouri
Girl has been meeting with such un-
bounded success in the east. All the
down stairs Of the armory will be
sold at rs cents, while the price in the
gallery will be so cents for adults and
25 cents for children.
I Wanted-Board, with or without
room, in a private family by gentle
man. Address w., care Inter-Ocean
office.
There will be an excursion on the
Farmers railroad on Thursday of
next week. The train will leave
Starkweather at 5 p. m Garske at
5:15 and Webster at $3.50, arriving at
Devils Lake at 6 o'clock. The price
of tickets will be only n fare for the
round trip. The excursion has been
arranged for the purpose of bringing
in those who wish to see the O'Callag-
han production of "Mr. .Kork of New
York. On Thanksgiving evening.
For rent. Six room house opposite
court house; best we'll of water in
town; $15 per month in advance.
Apply to F. P. Mann.
The drawing room scene used
in the third act of The Missouri
Girl is said to be one of the most
beautiful stage settings ever painted
by an American artist. It is an
artisting grouping of arches, balconies
and fancy decorations, done in
brilliant, but harmonious colors.
Pay up your past due mortgages,
drawing high rates of interest, by
borrowing money of the First National
, Bank. Lowest rates given.
The Missouri Girl, which comes to
Devils Lake Dec. 9th, is a play that
never grows old. 1t is like good
wine, improves with age. This
funny comedy has been before the
public tor eight consecutive years and
its drawing power is greater than
ever. Each season increases it's
popularity and enriches it's owner.
The production has been kept up to
date in every respect, improvements
being made constantly. Whenever an
S idea occurs, or an opportunity pres
ents itself for improving tho perfor-
nance, it is done unhesitatingly,
t without regard to expense or trouble
K in doing SO.
John W. Maher has some eastern
q friends who wish to buy farms in
g Ramsey county. If you wish to sci.
q your farm, he will get you a pnr'
chaser without delay.
Fred Raymond seems to have a cor
ner on the comedy market just now
as a portrayer of the humorous side O.
life, he has few equals. In Til,
Missouri Girl, he has given US a SCI
of characters so entirely diferen,
from those we are used to seeing ant
conceived situations that are so ex
cruciatingly funny, that, although tn
play has a strong plot and is billie
as a comedy-drama, it contains NOR
genuine comedy and ELECTS NOR
hearty laughter than the funpies
farce comedy. The Missouri Girl viii
be given an elaborate production a
the armory in Devils Lake on Tues
day evening, Dec. 9th. Arrange.
ments will be made with the Farmers
railroad for an excursion on that da.
from Starkweather and vicinity, tn
train to return to Starkweather afte
the performance. The rate will b
one fare for the round trip. AS tn
Missouri Girl will be the finest enter
tainment ever given in this part o
North Dakota, an unusually large at
tendance is expected.
Just received at T. A. Haslam's
three carloads of choice apples. On
carload of eastern apples, which sci
at 81 per barrel, and two carloads
of western apples, at 81 5 per box
Call and get your winter supply be
fore they are all sold.
R. NJ. Farquharson, of Cando, for
merly in Grand Forks, and now en-
gagged in the livery business a
Cando, was kicked in the abdomen
some time Sunday morning while as
sisting to hitch up a bron.ho to
buggy at his stable. The broncho be
came scared at something and began