Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
THE LO6HL FIELD

THE L06HL FIELD.
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Money to loan on farms: at Ramsey
1 County National Bank 40 If
Rev W. g. Chew Of Churchs Ferry
4 proposes to organize "a boys brigade
/ in that town and drill til EN- in the
1 manual Of arms
Some dress goods, choice patterns,
ARE being closed out at bargains at
the old Anderson g Glerum stand.
John Anderson. 43tf.
James T. Gill nd Miss Maggie a..
Miller, both Of Chnrchs Ferry, were
Joined in matrimony by Justice Full
kerson last Sunday evening. Con-
gratulations "a s E5s A.
Wanted. "A position BY man and
wife on farm; capable of taking charge
of farm and house work. Address
@'B,n, care Inter- Ocean.
Editor Smith Of the Free Press
contemplates an early trip to some
health resort and may go Il. Hunters
i Hot Springs, Montana. He has been
seriously indispossd Of late and finds q
change Of health imperative
Decorating and kalsomining Won ,,rruI
may need some this spring done and
done right by q. Stuart. II
&c. Rother, formerly Of the real
estate firm Of Nef s. Rothef e this
city, but now cashier Of the Perth
county bank, was a Sunday visitor
in this city and reports business some
what quiet IN his locality.
The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
s rates. M ii Il Il: @5S
at q meeting Of The directors Of the
Farmers bank Of Crazy 4 dividend Of
90 per cent was declared for 1908. One
thousand dollars Of the profits were
placed to, the credit OF the surplus
s fund and $1,000 were paid to the
srockhol ders. :.3! s
Wanted Man and wife to work on
i farm by the year No children Call
on or or address, w. a.. Kimmerly,
Y Sec. 9 Lake Township. 48.47 4
The Edmore Herald wants to know
if that town sis IN the crowd. and tnen
answers the question ~ saying IL is.
But the Herald wants 1t to move upFa
"A notch or two BY organizing business
mems club and everybody join it. IT,
Il q good plan. d,
have some choice oats to cell !;
h yielded better than so bus hels TO the
acre in 1908, q. 3. w ellis, miles
south Of Keith. 45s46
1 The first unadulterated and full
grown blizzard of the season made
& his appearance Sunday night. coming
from q southWesterly direction. and
kept up q merry gait all day Monday.
With the exception Of delaying traffic
no serious consequ hence has been re-
n ported 10 far.
For Sale About rs or 80 thorough
ored Plymouth Rock ROSTERS, at once
Inquire at his Office or apply to Cnas.
Worth, Devils, Lake 337s 3 1915.
After almost a week s suspension,
& owing to a broken down engine
which has since been repaired. the
II StarkWeather line is again in opera
tion since Tuesday. During the
b slump of railway service, passenger
traffic and the mail between here and
I the north county town was transacted
in the good old fashioned way Nv
i stage much 10 the discomfort 81
all interested.
The finest lot Of horses ever shipped
n here now On sale at First National
q Bank. 8sss
was a jolly bunch Of Minot peo-
Pile who passed through here Saturday
on their way to Grand Forks to attend
the meeting q the Elks and be initi-
ated as members. Among them the
Inter Ocean noticed Messrs. w. b.
Hawley. Paul v. McCoy, DIR Sweet,
Robert Baron. DR.. Taylor, @, H.park-
4 er, Guy Frank and D. A. Dinnie.
The latter three were accompanied By
their better halves who went along to
attend the ball. sl 38
Buy flour now. It ID going higher
Weshaye the Grafton and Pillsbury.
w, Mann d Son.