Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-08
THE LO6HL FIELD.

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Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
County National Bank 40 If
Milt Crary was over from. Edmores
Monday.
8 For Sale Some fine, thoroughbred
y Berkshire hogs for breeding purposes
John Cumming, Ia miles west Of
Devils Lake. 40 If.
John a. Honey, the Edmore banker.
was here the first Of the week.
Wanted Man and wife to WORK On
farm by the year No children Call
on or or address, w. a. Kimmerly,
Sec. 9 Lake Township. 43.47
Fred A. Kelley, the Lakota lawyer,
was here the first Of the week.
The young ladies Of the Advent
Church will hold a food sale on Sat,
1rday, January g. Place to be an
nounced later.
Marion Small returned Monday to
the Agricultural college at Fargo.
Wanted. A position by man and
\ wife on farm; apable Of taking charge
of farm and house work. Address
5esB', care Inter OCEAN, E.
M. and Mrs Geo. Juergens have
returned from their farm near Mohall
More than $500 worth Of the
Horsman & Strawbrdge stock Of fur
niture was sold in three days. The
new firm adyertises in the Inter
I Ocea n.
Postmaster Frank Maurer Of Stark
\ weather, was making his Devils Lake
friends happy Monday.
For rent. Furnished rom, steam
I heat and electric lighted. Enquire
Z this office 38tf
George Davis Of the Inte1-O Ocean, is
/ confined to his home by a severe at.
tack Of rheumatism.
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The finest lot of horses ever shipped
in here now on sale at First National
Bank.
Chas. Nelson, a prosperous farmer
Of Edmore, was in the city Monday,
he reports the northwestern metro
polls booming, the result Ut good
crops around there the past season. L
! have some choice oats to sell;
yield better than 500 bushels to}the
acre 1908. a. 81 Wells, South Mime
waukan township as. ],
Fred Locke rel orts seeing the finest
mirage from his farm at Sweetwater
Sunday that he ever witnessed. The
towns Of Edmore, Lawton. Brock cit,
q Lakota, Bartlett ard Crazy were
plainly visible for some time.
Decorating and kalsomining yon
may need some this spring done and
done right by a. Stuart.
One Of the pleasantest PARTIES in
the social history Of Devils Lake, was
given BY the Masons in their spacious
lodge room and dance hall New Years
night. There were about 200 guests
present, who enjoyed card playing
and dancing until nearly morning.
Lunch was served at midnight. It
is hoped the Masons will continue
the parties through the winter season.
The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
rates. 4
a regular meeting Of the XIX Gem!
stury club was held j at the library
rooms on Tuesday evening, January.
5tn. The prorgam was taken up as;
follows: Mexican Battle6elds, Mrs.
DenoYer; Taltecs and Aztecs, Mrs.
Hughes; Reading from Fair God
Mrs. Piilsbury; Spain and Montezu-
mas Land, Z Mrs. Powell; Mexicans,
Mrs Holmes; The Panama Canal
Mrs Hale; annual report library
board, Mrs. Rhuberg.
"a Now giils this. is your chance
This is leap year. The first for eight
years. We have a number Of eligible
bachelors but they lack nerve, put
will make good husbands. And if
the girls Of Devils Lake are male Of
the STUFF We think they are all these
shy old birds will be captured within
the next twelve months.