Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

certainly succeed in whate yer
work he may engage.
According to the Grand Forks
Herald, Gen. Sherman was d
visitor at Fort Totten Is years
ago last week.
For SALE A 14x21 foot tent,
four rooms, all partitions and floor.
Also table and chairs. practically
new, apply to C;tAs. PILLsBUR.Y.
Miss Cecil Ward Of Farming
tor, n. D, was the guest Of
Miss Mary Collinson last week.
They We're school mates at the
university last year.
Editor CAMPBELL Of the North
wood Cleaner, paid the Inter-
Ocean a fraternal visit while at
tending the press meeting last
week.
i Treasurer Maher Of the Chau-
tauqua ssociation says the pre-
sent year has been the most,
iprosp erous one for many years,
It not in the entire history Of
the ssociation. s.sI
Geo. w. Mooers has opened a
real estate and insurance office
in the Stuart building on Kelley
avenue. He is we'll known and
popular and will certainly sue:
coed.
The fall term Of Mankato Com
m11ercial College, Mankato, MINI. !,
opens Sept. 4. It will pay to en-
roll then.
That royal good fellow and
splendid newspaper man Vel
|lington Irysh d, the NV heatland
Eagle, made the n Inter-O ocean
office bright with his cheerful
smile last week. " s
The moving of the building oil
the Keith creaaler has been de
layed by the recent heavy rains
which made it impossible to
cross some Of the sloughs. All
the machinery is..on the ground
AT the location in this city.
One Of the regretables things
about this city is that with all
| its enterprise and the abundance
of musical talent, it does not
possess a band. The VISITING
bands during encampment and
Chautauqlla were star attract
ions on the streets.
All the members of the Old
board of directors Of the Chau-
itauqua assoc ton were re-elect--
led except M. g. Holmes Of
Grand Forks, whose business IN
terests prevented him from serv-
ing. He was succeeded by j.
w. Richter Of Sheyenne.
What with the enormous bust
ness done att his hotel in this
city and his restaurant at Chau;
tauqua and the prospects Of d
bumper crop on half aAdozen Sec
tions of land, Land ord Reid will
soon be accused of handling
tainted money.
When Editor Nelson goes to
Washingto ton to see the president
inaugurated he willSnot find the
committee having the matter 4 In
charge carrying around leather
seated chairs for the comfort Of
the visitors. B.
v. R. Orr Of Crazy returned q
few days ago from an extended
visit at his old home in Illinois.
He was accompanied BY his sis
Iterand her husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh Of Dacatur
I'LL. who will spend some time
atsthe home, of Mrs. Walsh
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Orr,
near Crary.
umberous combination Rail
|snd Lake trips offered in connect
ion with all the above excursion
rates planned for plesure and com
fort, avoiding dust and heat.
For full information, sleeping
car or stateroom accomm Cd atom
for any Of all above, kindly apply
to A. 3. Perrin, General Agent
80 w est Superior ST.
Duluth. Mimi.
Miss Nellie Baldwin, who has
80 ably filled the position Of local
editor Of the Inter Ocean during
the last few weeks, has returned
to her home ait ebster. She ex
3neets To enter college this fall
taking a four years course.
HE splendid local columns of