Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05
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Attorney D. B. Townsend is regis
tered at largo as transient.
. j. J. Mcintyre Of this city was
Grand Forks visitor Saturday.
Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
County National Bank 40 If
DR.. n. M.Wheeler Of Grand Forks,
was in the citv between trains last
Saturday, on professional business.
Wanted Man and wife to work on
farm by the year No children Call
on or or address, w. A.. Kimmerly,
Sec. 8 Lake Township. 4S-47
Real estate taxes become delinquent
on March 8, and three per cen t..
penalty will be added to all unpaid
taxes after that date. ,5
Some dress goods, choice patterns,
I. are being closed out at bargains at
the old Anderson & Glerum stand.
John Anderson. M hi 43tf.
Passenger No 4 from the west
Tuesday morning, due here at 2
O'Clock a. m. J, was seven hours late,
owing to heavy snow drifts west Of
Devils Lake. .s.33 .'ss.si:.
More than $500 worth Of the
Z Horsman s. Strawbrdge stock Of fur
niture was sold in three days. The
new firm adyertises in the Inter
Ocean. IL F]. I'd ..
Chris Gorder and son, Paul Gorder
and their families have recently
moved into their elegant new resi-
dence. which has just been completed
I on East Fourth Street.
For Sale Some fine, thoroughbred
Berkshire hogs for breeding purposes.
John Cumming, 2 10 miles west Of
Devils Lake. HI: 5s DO #.
Mrs. Ed. Elliott, nee Miss Angie
Bell. arrived in the city Thursday
evening from starkweather, for few
days visit with her parents and
friends. n Il NJ s5S5E
Owing to the severe storm Monday,
the Imson Edgar performance: was
: declared. off and the tiLkets sold for
that evening entitled the holders to
seats the follc wing evening.
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Following the cold spell Of last
week. Monday morning presenter US
with full grown blizzard and snow;
storm, and the coal barons and wood
dealers continue to wear broad smiles
and chuckle at their good fortune.
The county ii easurer's Office force
has been fully occupied Of late in is
suing tax receipts for the curren
years taxes Treasurer Lonnevik
says that S.. 1000 to $4,000 have been
average daily receipts during the
past few weeks.
/ The Dunseith Herald is running a
summons in legal proceedings in the
matter of the defunct Mears bank at
( Minot. The institution hah been
entirely forg often by this time, but
the Heralds SUNNI ons Of column
8s may revive some things Of the past.
y Herman Garske, founder Of the town
in this county named after him, was
in the city Saturday evening and
made this Office pleasant call before
returning home. Mr.. Gareke is one
of Ramsey county most thrifty and
successful argiculturists and q worthy
citizen.
Fears are expressed that a terrible
tragedy has been enacted at Penn.
A resident from that vicinity writes
to- F. wv. Corkburn, the Devils Lake
butcher, as follows Please do moi
send me eny more meet vet alreatty.
hate sbutcherd myself. The Gus
toner was an Irishman from Mil,
waukee.
Upon opening the safe Of Kaedine
Bros. at Penn last z week, after the
Ore, twas found that the contents,
consisting Of books and valuable pap
ers, were all badly seorched The
buinea out firm has decided TO rebuild
and reopen business at once. ard ac
tive work will begin Immediately
after the losses are satisfactorily ad
justed.
Mems $1s 50 cloth overcoa:s frt
sS6. 60 at Mann e.