Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-24
The First National Bank, Dew.
Ills Lake, N, d., loans money on
real estate at seven per cent.

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1 Flour is cheap at Mann's
There has been strike of the
gasoline engine in this office
this week.
Best Fatent Grafton flour SO. 40 /
per hundred in 20 sack lots
/ at Mann's.
e. w. Gilbertson was at Minot
this week looking over the field
with a view of putting in astore1
at that place.
Side combs, back combs, your
choice for l5 cents at Arneson's
mercantile Company.
| The Sons Of Norway held a
regular meeting Tuesday night
and initiated two members. Il
The ladies Of the Episcopal
church will have their annual
bazaar and supper in |. 90. F.
hall December. The occasion
will be one of the most delight
full pleasures of the season.
Attorney Middaugh was at
Bismarck this week as attorney
for w. H. Denny in the ex-
tradition proceedings against
him by the authorities of Mon
tana.
| Farmers Attention. II am SILL
ing good, dry oak wood in five
cord lots at prices SO cheap you
cannot afford to burn coal. &C.
! A. Dodge,
The contract for the building
Iof the new school house in Gra-
] hams Island was let to Contrac-.
tor Moen for $1O50. The build
ing will be 28x28, with IL foot
ceiling. and completely modern.
! Jorgen johnson of Webster
made his annual cash in advance
visit to the Inter-Ocean this
week. Would that the world
| were full of men like him.
We pay 40 cents per bushel
| for choice potatoes and Is cents
per dozen for fresh eggs. F.
| W. Mann & Son.
Mrs. Clark w. Kelley left Sun
day morning for Kansas City,
where she will spend some time
Visiting her home folks. Mr..
Kelley remained to close up some
business affairs and will join
her in time to have Thanksgiv-
Ing together.
!, "That Little Sweede'' at the
Armory next Tuesday night is
one Of the best Of the many
good plays presented this season
at the local play house.
Miss Ezma Miller entertained
at Bunco last Friday evening a
number of her young friends.
! John Cowan and Olga Serumgard
! won the head prizes. Ruth
Baughman and Gordon Nimmo
the BOBBY. A very enjoyable
evening was spent and an ele-
{ CANT lunch was served.
You hate to have your friends
admire our pictures when the
frames are so crudely made ths t
they look like store boxes. You
will not be ashamed of any
!, framed by Miller at Gilbertson's.
A memorial service for the
: late Rev. John Rogers Peale will
-Ibe held in the Presbyterian
church at Penn next Sunday
S |evening. Rev. Peale was sent
slby the Presbyterian board lof
{ foreign mission to China, and
was murdered a few days after
his arrival in that country. He
was instrumental in founding
the Presbyterian church at Penn,
! land was a man truly loved by all
who knew him.
The picture frames made BY
Miller at Gilbertson S will stand
. 1.-THE closest. scrutiny They are
J lperfe tly made. No slight
Iabout it He simply knows his
business.
3. As. Fitch and As. *. Fowler,
{ two BARRIERS who have been
5 working for Ed. Richardson,
Ileft the city Sunday, and Mon.
day Mr.. Richardson discovered
3 that a number Of articles had
lbeen taken from the shop. He
. IsWore out a warrant charging
! them with petty larceny. They
were arrested at Larimore and
drought back to this city. At
. their hearing. before Justice
Ut