Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-19

First National Bslk loans money,
not only on but on good city
property, as wen.
Bro. Anderboenfssy who yields the
newsy pen Of the, Crazy Public Opip-
ion, had business here Saturday.
The First jsstiqnal Bank loans Is
money on ~stockxand farms at lowest
rates. AtaEE
w. G. TayloE one, of the publishers
of the always interesting LaMoure
Chronicle, passed through here satur-
day and made-the~ Inter Ocean ia
pleasant call.
The Radiant Home Range with
Xxx. Century Fire Box, the most
successful fire box for burning
all grades of hard or soft coal,
Ignite or wood on the market,
at G. P. Brainerd & Co.'S.
w. T. Reikhoff, an Orange, Ia,
capitalist, has been visiting with
Dodge, the land man, and incidentally
inquiring into the'value of Ramsey
county dirt. 81.
The best washboards on the market
at the lowest prices at the Minneapo-
Ills Bazaar.
E. G. Carruth, we'll known in this
city, and formerly manager of the
Grand Forks Plaindealer, has decided
to remove from this state and will To-
cate at Havre,, Mont.
Good second hand| top buggies.
Come and see them. The price is
right. Gunder Ulstad.:
The Republican county central
committee met in this city last satur-
day, and besides ~transacting a column
of routine business, set the date for
the holding of the county convention,
Oct. II, and issued the call whichsap-
pears on the fourth page of this issue.
You pay your interest coupons. at
First! National Bank. No eastern, ex-
change is exacted. e.
The first issue of the starkweathheerr
Times has made its appearance and
looks as if the youngster, with proper
training might live TO- see a PROSPER
Gus future. Small & Bloom are The
publishers and Earl Duell> wields the
pen and writes receipts for cash sub
criptiqns .:. " 5y:s g.
Mrs. !. C y Is. Budde, has Furnished
rooms; to rent. 1:@
On September 2 John Draper, an
aged gentleman residing near Chicago,
left gsthon1e togo to Grand Harbor,
in this county: but; nothing is known
of him observation-disclosures the
following sday. He hid considerable
moneyssoqinn.shliIls personsand foul play i.
suspected. ! tn
If you want to pay the balance du,
on your. crop contract for land, JOIN
w. Maher will loan you the none,
with which, to do SO.
The telephone line which is beins
run from Devils Lake to Minot hal
nearly reached Rugby and with tn.
force of men now at work on it, will
be completed this fall. Here is {
chance for the towns along it's line t
open up communications and in order
to keep strictly up with the times.
Berwick should come into the DEAL
Pierce County Tribune.
Wanted.-A cpabale cook. Coco
wages. Mrs. A, %. Whipple.
The death announcement of Patricl
McHugh, Of Langdon, who passed
away in st. Joseph's hospital at St
Paul Tuesday, will come like a shocl
to his many friends in this county
and all over the state. Mr.. McHugl
was one of the best known citizens
and a pioneer, having come to Cavalie
county in 1884. He was a successful
business man, prominent in stat
politics, and belonged to the Elks ant
Knights Of Pythias. His remain
. will be taken to Langdon for burial
. Crookston parties were in the cit,
tho early part Of the week, lookin.
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. up a desirable location for the estab
lishment of 9 brick yard. There is n
question but that such al enterpris
would provese paying and proitabl
venture, as be- present shortage o
brick in but4aingaoperations great
delayed .worksas these parts of tn
state. The NrSokston concern i
made up of Capitalists and experience
brick makers, and should they decid
to locate herslF they will no doubt ope1
an extensive plant.
VIM. Hurst, Jr., arrived fror