Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-06

brought George Hoal down from Ed
more Friday. He was charged with
conducting a blind pig, and gave
bond for his appearance before the
district court.
Weber Bros. have decided to con-
centrate their business and will dis.
continue their cigar factory in Devils
Lake and will remove to Cando where
they have factory, and own their
own buildings. They will possibly
reopen the factory here in the spring.
Citizens of Devils Lake in particu-
lar, and the county generally, will be
interested in knowing that Ed Glenn.
of restaurant keeper, druggist, grocer
and Rustic Cafe'' fame, who left
during the closing days of the Chau.
tauqua, is now in Montana running a
hotel-for his wife, and doing
everybody-in the same old way
WILL SlISuU VdEldI1OuS.
A. o. Sather, Ramsey county
pioneer and the head push OF Stark
weather'e big mercantile firm, was
down Friday. He says business in
his town is as good as 1t Is anywhere
in this section, and he is satisfied.
AL has recently completed a fine little
opera house, which is a credit to the
town.
D. c. Mcleod of Crary, postmaster,
elevator man, and one of the largest
farmers in the county, is in the city
today. To an Inter. Ocean representa-
tive he said the grain in His section
was far better than expected The
farmers were in better shape for next
years crop than they had been for
years. He is decidedly optimistic in
his views concerning the future of
his town and the county in general.
The j. F. Murphy company is now
prepared to receive the patronage OF
the public, they just having received
large shipment of plumbing goods.
They have changed their place OF
business and are now located at No.
422, Fourth street. They are build
ing an addition to the building and
will soon have elegant quarters.
The firm deserves the patronage of the
people of the city, as they are mocha
MICS who understand their business.
They are handling only the very
highest grade goods, and do only frs
class work. They have the best as
sortment OF bath tubs, and sanitary
fixtures ever seen in this city. They
will pe pleased to see you.
We have met the enemy and W.
are theirs. The high school football
team played the team of the ORATOR
high school at that place Friday ant
the Grand Forks high school team OF
Saturday. In both games the othe.
teams scored. The Grafton game wa
a decidedly good one. The ORATOR
boys scored two touch downs befor'
our boys got their fighting harness
On. Then things got warm, and boil
teams scored a touch down in the las
half, the result bei.g 1 to S. Th
Devils Lake team did some magnifi
cent playing in this half and repeat
edly held the Grafton team on tn
one yard line and prevented it from
scoring when within foot Of the scor
| line.
The Grand Forks game was playe,
at considerable disadvantage by ou
boys, as tney had played the day pre-
vious at Grafton, and were consider
ably knocked out, rot quite so badl'
as they were however after the latte
game. The Grand Forks team gu
weighed the Devils Lake team from
five to ten pounds, and they playe'
good ball. The feature of the gam
was the playing Of the full back
Miller Of the Devils Lake team, an.
Wells, of Grand Forks.