Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-07

exciting experience the day previous.
While out driving with his son, the
horses became frightened and ran
away. Louis foot caught in the
lines and he was dragged over the
rough ground for nearly twenty rods
before the hold broke. A $500 shot
gun which he had in the wagon, wa.
smashed to fragments.
Dishes, dishes, cheap at the Mime.
apolis Bazaar.
For rent.-Six room house opposite
court house; best we'll of water in
town; SIS per month in advance.
Apply to F. P. Mann.
See Gunder Ulstad for farm ma
chinery. He can save you money.
The Eastern Star will give a social
next Tuesday evening, November 18th,
in Masonic hall. All Masons and
their families cordially invited.
Horse For sale-1.o5 IS pounds, 8
years old. C. A. Dodge & Co.
Miss Nettie Lachance, stenographe1
for c. A. Dodge & Co., left on Mon
day for her claim near York, and OK.
poets to be gone about two weeks.
Neff & Rother do not wait for lane
[ uyers to come to North Dakota
1ney go after them.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church viii
hold a rummage sale Nov. II anc
continue through the week-in Bren-
mans new building on Kelley ave
nue.. 1886
W. A.. Wilson, the liveryman, has
been appointed pound master by the
city council. Parties annoyed by
stock running at large should call up
Mr.. Wilson by phone.
Some unknown miscreant Saturday
evening threw a stone against one of
the plate glass windows in Reuter-
confectionery in the new jacobson
block on Kelley avenue and broke the
glass.
The Christian Endeavores of the
Presbyterian church will hold a food
sale in the formerly occupied by
the express Office, on Saturday after
noon, Nov. 9Th. Your patronage is
solicited.
The work Of laying water mains for
the school for the deaf will be com
pleted about the first Of December,
and the institution will then have an
abundant supply Of excellent water.
Grand Forks Herald. The laying
of the water mains to the school for
the deaf was completed last Friday,
and the fact was printed in the Inter
Ocean of that day.
"This,' the people have been say
ing for a number Of weeks, sis prob
ably the last fine Sunday we will
have this year. and they accordingly
get out to enjoy it. Last Sunday was
n of these days and nearly everyone
was out walking or driving. It was
n of those perfect days the memory
of which helps to make North Dakota
worth living in during the dreary
winter to come.
VIM. Oxman, manager of the
Minnesota Fur Company's business
in this city has purchased the vacant
lots east of the building now occupied
as a Kindergarten, On Fourth street,
and will begin the erection Of a fine
new business block early next spring.
The company is enjoying splendid
trade, and contemplates to become a
permanent fixture Of Devils Lake.
For Sale.-Ninety acre farm, 40
clear, rest pasture and timber, with
-four, feed and small saw mill (water
power), in the willamette River val
ley. Best land in Oregon, fine
climate, no. winter; three miles from
steamboat landing; Il mile to school
and rs miles from Portland. Four
acres in hoops which cleared this fall
$500. Price, S., 600; So, 200 cash,
rest on time. x. Spehrer,
1926 Newbsrg, Oregon.
An individual, who evidently had
imbibed in something stronger than
melted snowballs, succeeded in land
ing himself in ono Of the trenches,
which are being dug for the laying of
the water main, last Saturday evening
and was unable to extricate himself
out of this involuntary Imprisonment.
He Justify called for help, and claimed