The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-20


twenty years and was mayor four years
W.. II. Reid is the proprietor of the
Hotel Reid and cafe, one of the best 81
and Slips houses in this section. This
is a seventy two room house. and the
dining room seating elghty-six people.
Russell & Schultz run the dray and
transfer business of the city, also full
line Of farm implements. and are, one Of
the coal firms G. q. Russell Is chlef
of the fire department..
Mann's department store is one of the
large stores of the town. This bulld1ng Is
5Ox1O0 feet and two stories high: me me
OF all lines and they do large business:
Pillsbury & Heglund are proprietors of
a very large harness store. They have
a full line of harness and horse furnish
ing goods also fine line of trunks and
valises C. b. Pillsburys is secretary of
the Devils Lake TFotting association that
meets here July and 8.
Gibertson a Anderson. are owners or
one of the leading and up date furnl-
ture stores. The building is 3OXl25 feet
two stories, and basement, and stocked
with furniture, carpets pianos, organs,
sewing machines. Repairing speciality.
The Sevilla is the leading 81 per day
house on the Great Northern between
Grand Forks and Minot, and the travel
ing men make here for. Sunday. F. n.
Whitman the proprietor Of the Sevila. IS
the mayor of Devils Lake and hustler
M. P. Neff & Co. are the leading real
estate firm of the town. Mr.. Neff, the
outside ruStler and locator, mas grown
up in the land business from poy. ana
can locate you right They have b0,eOO
acres of improved and unimproved farm
land in Ramsey county, and can sell you
land any place between Lakota and
Minot on the Great Northern railroad
They have secured the service of F. O.
Getchen who was Indian agent at Fort
Totten for years to, help them through
the coming opening OF the Preservation.
try you can write this firm and they
will kindly answer.
j. J. Bell runs the livery, iced and sale
stable of the town; has been in business
for twenty years andsis a heavy real es-
tate owner Frank Grellnger, manager.
HoIbrook Mercantile company are pro-,
one oraetofs Of the large are storg Of the town This
building is 50xl0O, two STORY and base
ment, stocked with a fine line of cloth
ing dry goods and shoes Ihe basement
is used for a Iackets store,
A. H. Bell 6, Co. are one of the lead
ing drug firms; also carry full line of
stationery, confectionery. cigars and
mer does the busnesa of the town.
A M. Powell is one off the leading real
estate agents Of the town, and since 1888
county; also city property and taxes paid
for non-residents. also fire insurance.
"A. E.. Hodgkinson, manufacturing
chemist and pharmacist, has been in the
one of the new city5couneil. They have
about 800 square feet space in this store,
and it is a credit to the city.
T. A. HaSlam, wholesale and retail
dealer in fruits, confectionery, stationery,
cigars and tobacco. also bakery in con-
nection. Mr.. Haslam has been here for
ten years and is city treasurer and owns
two sections of land in this county.
F. H. Prosser & Co. are one of the lead
ing implement firms of the city also full
line of harness goods Mr.. Prosser has
been in business here for fifteen years,
and handles all kinds of farm machinery,
and has branch stores in Starkweather
and Webster.
G. P. Brainard is the main dealer in
hardware, stoves and tinware, also full
line of sporting goods. He has a tin
shop in connection. Mr. Brainard has
been in the county for twenty-five years,
is one of the city council and rustler
for the city. ss
Cooler & Goer are one 5of the main
law firms of the city, and make a spe-
cialty of real estate loans in Ramsey
terms g.
Edgar La Rue is the secretary for the
North Dakota Chautaudua,a which have
held their assembly every July since 1892.
make this one of the main resorts of this
country. and by spending two weeks here
you will soon see he has reached the de-
sired point.
farmers of Ramsey county. He owns $50
acres five miles from Devils Lake city,
joining the Chautauqua, on the lake front,
and eleven acres Of this is put into garden
and the finest in the state. He was in
the city council for six years.
Theo. Bolinder runs the main shoe shop
in the city, and has been here two years
in business.
James F.. Hincll is proprietor of the
Hinck hotel, the leading Slips per day