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

CRARY.


o. G. Sagmoen of Michigan City
was a Crazy visitor last Monday.
H. A. Nicholson and T. A. Luros
were tranascting business at the county
seat Monday.
H. E. Ward al family are think
ing about moving away from Crazy to
Sank Center, Mimi.
D. G.. Dabney came down from
Edmore Friday and reports everything
quiet at that place now.
Ed Evans and Fred House had a law
suit before Justice Wake Tuedsay for
damages made by cattle breaking out
of pasture into the fields.
Frank Hyland, of the firm Of G. A.
Dodge & Co., showed us a good sample
of barley from Odessa township. He
was offered 40 cents a bushel by the
local elevators.
Our temperance column is improv-
ing from week to week. We hope it
may SOW seed that will bear abundant
fruit for the welfare of the COM
munity.
We understand that the manage
ment of the North Star hotel is about
to change hands. D. T. Campbell
takes charge of this popular hostelry
Sept. list.
Justice Wake has fixed up a nice
court room upstairs vel his store.
This is a great convenience for liti-
giants, as there is no other place in
town as suitable for the purpose.
The manufacture of cook cars and
water tanks for the numerous thresh-
ing rigs is very much in evidence at
the present time. No less than fifteen
new threshing rigs are credited to this
station.
o. F. Anderson, of Derrick was in
Crary Tuesday. He shows the marks
of being a tiller of the soil. He says
crops are quite good in his locality
and that the late flax will be just the
thing if frost does not catch it.
In the case of State VS.. G. Larson,
assault and battery, on the person of
Henry Mas, defendant plead guilty
of the charge before Justice Wake
Monday last and was fined $50 and
costs and 10 days in the county Jail.
Something new in the form of a
carload of hollow brick has arrived
for use in the construction Of the
double brick store of Boyd & Kali
nowski. They will be used on the
inner courses of the building and will
save stripping the walls with lath and
plastering. This style of brick is the
one used in the best of eastern build
ings and our local business men show
great enterprise in demanding the best
the market affords.
w. w. Wood, the painter and pap
er hanger from Devils Lake has been
doing some nice work in Crary. He
has papered and painted the interior
of the Farmers Bank adding very
much to the appearance of these we'll
equipped banking rooms. he also
painted the Catholic church of this
place and also the residence of T. A.
Luros and J. G. Calderwood. He has
given satisfaction and will get more
work here as painters and decorators
have more work than they can cover.
Fred Chamberlain returned from q
visit to the twin cities last Friday,
HE has been gone about a week.
Fred Stevens was t%ransacting bust
ness in Devils Lake a couple of days
last week selling farm machinery.
II H. E. Ward went to Granville
Thursday night with a view to look
ing over that part of the country fo1
a location.
Miss Ellen McNeal, after spending
a few weeks at the home of her uncl,
D. G. Mcleod, returned to Niagar,
last Friday.
A. K. Austin, the senior member O
, the firm Of A. K. Austin & Co., o
Crookston, Mimi, came to Crary las
: Friday to look after his business in
terests in this locality.
Bernice Kelly entertained at he
home last Thursday night her Sunda:
school class. The young people al
agree that they had a merry time, an
are grateful to their teacher for he
hospitality.
The contestant against the home
stead entry of H. Kalinowski did nc
appear at the time Of trial, and He1
man thinks it was a pure case {
bluff.
T. A. Fifer, Of Keyser, West Va
has become a resident of Crazy. E
has bought and moved into the hou'