Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-02-13

Wanted Girl for general house
work. NJ S. C. Jones.
For large or small tracts of Cana
dian land in any locality, see E. o.
Fonkalsrud.
Mrs. Geo. Rhuberg will entertain
the members of the XIX Century club
at her pretty home, Feb. 10, as social
day in club life.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mooers left
on the westbound train Monday for
Darlington to attend the wedding of
a friend, after which they will visit
at Mrs. Mooers' home.
Encourage home talent and the best
amateur company in the state-The
IO'Callaghans.
Connection with Improvement Cos
exchange is a better protection than a
city fire alarm system.
Herald: Judge Fisk left last even
ing for Illinois, where he will spend
a few weeks the guest of his mother.
During his absence he has requested
Judges Kneeshaw, Cowan and Pollock
to act for him in cases in chambers
that cannot be put off till after his
return.
The new line Of shoes just received
at the Cooperative for ladies, misses,
children and men, will greatly please
you.
Entire lower floor of the armory
will be reserved-seats only so cents
for the best play of the season-The
Henrietta by the O'Callaghans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Van Liew at
tended the card party at Masonic hall
Tuesday evening. John said it was
the first time he had been in town for
four weeks-and lives only five miles
away. He has been kept very busy
working on the interior of his elegant
new house on the farm which he ex-
poets to have completed by spring.
> What everybody says must be true.
1t is true that everybody who has
seen them says the new line of spring
shoes at the Cooperative store is the
finest in town.
. Organized three years ago, the O.
Callaghans have appeared before thu
r public in this city and at Chautauqus
4 fourteen times, in the best of up-to
date plays. Go to see the Henriett;
. Feb. Gard and gath.
Forums 20 Years Ago Column
The commissioners of Ramsey county
t are D. w. Ensign, E. V. Barton and
I Thomas C.. Saunders. John Perciva
was selected as register of deeds,
Thomas c. Chandler as probate judge,
Ever Wagness and John w. Bennett
as justices Of the peace. G.. Wurtz
and Thomas Fawcett, c%onstables.
The judge of probate was a son OF
Secretary Chandler Of the navy.
. You have doubtless heard of them,
! and if you ever try them you will
l never use any other-the Red School
b House shoes for children-at the Co.
! Operative store.
Rumors are ahoat that there will
be very important changes in the
6 train service Of the Great Northern
commencing March LIST. That the
= dinky will be discontinued and a new
:, coast flyer put on which will run by
way of Breckenridge, Casselton and
Larimore, shortening the time by
giving Fargo and Grand Forks the
go-by. The time carl is as yet in
preparation. Outside of the local
$ morning freight it is thought the
s time card will be changed entirely.
You want one of the Improvement
Co.'S long distance phones giving
Z you connection with thousands OF
I miles of toll line. No extra charge
for long distance instruments.
1 The XIX Century club members are
< enjoying an Abolitionist' party at
e their club room Thursday. The
v coons have arranged to 90 in costume.
Southern melodies az their experien.
ces as coons in the slave days will be
rendered. Quotations from Lincoln
sayings and abolition events. A
r lunch Of corn pone. pressed chicken,