Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-08-15
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From Public Opinion.
E. P. Day, couny commissioner
from the east end was transacting
business in Crary Tuesday.
E. E. Sparks went to Grand Forks
Monday morning to buy a Rumely
separator, from a branch Office if pos
sible.
The ball game last week between
the Indians and the second nine of
Crary was an easy victory for the
reds.
The Catholic society held services in
their new church last Sunday.
Father Joseph, of Devils Lake on
Quoted the services.
F. R. Stevens and wife returned
from their outing at Detroit Lake,
Mimi, last Thursday, and say they
had a good vacation.
Mrs. Chas. Wright has been i'll
with sciatic rheumatism for the past
few days, and is under the care and
treatment of DR.. Drew.
Henry Wermager and Mr.. Aldermen
drove in from Crookston Sunday
morning with thirteen head of horses
for sale, stock of A. K. Austin & Co.
P. H. Wermager left for Crookston,
Mimi, Saturday afternoon to see the
senior member of the firm, Mr.. A. K.
Austin, who is reported to be quite
sick.
J.. NJ. Arnason, u city pharmacist
and druggist, returned Friday evening
from Grand Forks, where he had been
in attendance at the druggists a~ssocia-
tion.
August Foss, of Minnewaukan
township, who a few months ago
bought 800 acres of land in Alberta,
recently sold his equity therein at a
profit of 1910
AooO ooouANoy was WY OuSJ udJ
in Crary for the local merchants and
machine men. The farmers were
buying harvest supplies, binders and
twine. Laboring men are scarce and
wages are high.
H. w. Wickum is now Papa.
An heir to his fortune arrived at the
parental home last week. mix
seems to take kindly to the new conner,
IN no doubt will prove to be a kind
and indulgent parent.
A tree has recently been found
near Fresno, California, the trunk of
which is fifty feet across ten feet from
the ground. This is indeed a wonder
full product of nature, and should be
protected against the lumberman's az.
The adjusters of hail losses for the
st. Paul Fire and Marine and The
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insur-
ance companies have been at work the
past week paying losses and are Civ
ing general satisfaction in this locality.
Patrick Kelly sold 800 ares of land
in Stevens township to D. C. Nc
Leod last week for Sc, 4oO-s2o an acre
selling r%eserving crop of 1902. This
gives Mr.. Mcleod $50 acres in a body.
Mr.. Kelly does not part with all Of
his real estate holdings but still has
enough and for a good sized farm.
Chas. Anderson, the Keith mer-
chant, is moving his stock of goods
this week to Devils Lake, where he
will enter in partnership with Mr..
Glerum in general merchandise.
When ready, they will occupy the
central portion of the new jacobson
block on Kelly avenue. We wish him
success in his new location
The prospect for North Dakota is
certainly very bright. Good crops are
in sight in every portion of the state,
and prices of products the farmer has
to sell are good. Even in the So
called dry belt of the state there will
De a fine crop this year. AS a result
of these circumstances we look for in
creased immigration and a greater
demand for farm lands than ever be-
fore.
Good second hand top buggies.
Come and see them. The price is
right. Gunder Ulstad.