Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-27
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90 to The New York Cash Store.

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go to The New York Cash Store.
New baled hay, 80 cents per
bale. For sale by G. H. Baker.
You'll find the finest line Of
men e neckwear at The New York
Cash Store.
New baled hay, 80 cents per
bale For sale by G. H. Baker,
phone "a.
You have q fine chance to buy
wash goods cheap at The New
York Cash Store. ,s
Mrs. p h. Meharry, Of Stark.
weather, enjoyed life at Chau:
tauqua, last week, the. guest De Of
EMr. Hodgk inson and family.
Mr.. Meharry came the latter
part Of the week and stayed over
till Monday.
Mrs. James wv. Place, acconap.
anied by her daughter, Miss
Clara, left the city last Saturday
for Ross N. d. While in Ross
lthey will be guests Of Mrs Hay
den who is also a daughter Of
Mrs. Place.
Rev. Q. F. Jones. the genial
and versatile pastor OF the Bis
mark Episcopal church, and at
one time pastor of the church in
| this city, was in Devils Lake for
a few days. He went from
here to Bottineau.
We had a very pleasant call
from DIR. Parshall Of st. Cloud
! this week. He is enjoying a
!; pleasant visit with his brother
land incidently supplying the
1 pulpit of the Episcopal church
Of this city and Of Webster.
| Wesnotice that some Of our local
Isportsmen are training their
dogs. Some are yielding to the
termination to kill the birds.
i This is a gross violation Of the
law No true sportsman will
kill the birds at this time Of
/ year.
DR.. H. ParshaIl, st. Cloud,
Minnesota, will celebrate the
Holy Communion at the church
5|of the Advent, this city, next
Sunday at 8 o clock "a. M. preach
ling service at IL "a. NJ. He will
Ialso preach at Webster at {, 30 In
1.-THE afternoon.
4 During the storm last Tuesday
/ evening, lighting struck the re
lsidence Of Mr.. Hamiltonn, seven
i til street, destroying the heating
i flew which it entered and pass
ling down into the earth. No one
Twas hurt further than being
severely shocked.
Regular services will be re-
sumed at the Presbyterian
lchurch in this city next Sunday.
Sunday school as usual. We'd
[nesday evenings prayer meet
Iings3Will be held, and the epis-
i tie tosthe Romans WILDE studied
]; for several weeks. ss
Tuesday evening some of the
lguests Of the Sevilla were stand
ling. out side Of the door admir-
ling the storm, when they were
stunned by the nearby passage
u of a bolt. One was burned on
1.-THE face, and two others were
! effected in the arms. Isl
Mrs. Bancroft, our popular
#|artist, who has had her studio al
Iher cottage at Chautauqiia for The
4 past month. will return to her
Lefty studio the first Of next week.
MRS. Bancroft's cottage studio
i was one of the favorite resorts
during the Chautauqua season.
There are four livery barns in
4 Devils Lake and in them are nine
|lty three horses regularly worked
by the owners Of these places and
q exclusive Of the horses boarded.
4 Every keeper Of q livery is in need
of more horses. And the automo-
! biles are rapidly increasing IN
\ numbers.
The Misses Pauline, Olga and
q Inez Serumgard, daughters Of
4 ole Serutngard Of this city, have
s just returned from Mankato,
4 Minnesota, where they have
lspent a month very happily,
They are enthusiastic over The
!, beauty Of that city and its con.
iguous country
The auditors Office is heavily
taxed at the present time. Ia.
! creases and decreases Ia assess
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