Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-20

However, Gus was handicapped by ono
of the triggers refusing to work.
Many thanks are due Mr. and Mrs.
A. c.. Rainboth and family for the
royal manner in which they enter
tanned the boys.
Crossett shoes makes life's walk
easy. See 'em at the New York Cash
Store.
Jens Anderson of Starkweather, was
in the city recently endeavoring to Sc
cure farm help, but succeeded in Sc,
curing only one man.
The foreman of the Inter-Ocean, 9.
D. Mills, is at present enjoying a
rather strenuous vacation on his farm
near Toxic. From wireless telegraphy
we learn that Millsy is doing stunts in
causing the upheaval of rocks in the
pasture, building granaries and Incl
dentally threshing lot Of grain. Il
he should happen to see this, we hope
he will take it as personal letter
warning him not to overdo himself
and be duly careful of his delicate COL
stitution.
Work will commence tomorrow or
the building of the new reservoir al
the city water works plant. It is tc
be sixty feet long, thirty feet wide and
ten feet deep. A. B. Kerlin had 8
force of men at work all day Thursday
clearing up the old pipe and rubbish
which had accumulated on the tanh
site. 1t is to be situated directly be
hind the present tank, and when com
pleted, will prove a valuable addition
to the city's present water supply.
Don Prosser returned from a two
months visit to Chicago last Sunday
While in Chicago he visited with his
cousins, John T. McCutcheon, the Gel
ebrated cartoonist of Chicago Tribune
fame, and George B. McCutcheon, the
novelist. He also attended the wed
ding of his cousin, Miss Jessie Mary
McCutcheon to Mr.. Albert Clarke
Raleigh, mining expert of Helena
Mont, which occurred at the Fourtt
Presbyterian church in Chicago, or
Sept. 18th. Don reports having a fine
and dandy time, and has returned
with a changed voice and long trous
ers. He Is at present attending the
high school.
Why does the New York Cash Store
sell so many shoes?, Because the,
keep the very best makes and sell
them right.
Almost nightly, and daily, too, fol
that matter, DRINKS have been in the
habit of congregating in the waiting
room of the Great Northern depot an6
using it as haven of rest to sleeI
of the effects of their rotations
Ticket Agent Donovan has become
very tired of this. It not only gives
the place bad appearance, but also
annoys the patrons of the road. 1,
has been given out that any one unde,
the influence of liquor found loafine
about the place will be asked to make
quick exit, and IL he does not trave
forthwith, will be promptly assisted.
v. J. Dougherty and Fred Magnu,
Of Starkweather, were recently hunt
ing ducks on the borders Of lake!
near this city. z.ss 3 s. .f5&#: ..
4 Fred J. Traynor Of Devils Lake, wa,
the guest of Mr.. Jas. Mccormick Sun
day and Monday OF this week. ] The,
in company with ye editor visited thu
chicken field near town Monday ant
enjoyed a days shooting Church,
Ferry Sun. II. 4. .$ .2: % 7: ii
| Mrs. johnson Of Devils Lake, &C
companied by Mrs. Louis johnson
and 9 cousin Of MRS. Louis johnson
from Chicago, are visiting with MRS
G. *. Larson at the Junction. The.
expect to return home Monday
Mayvllle Farmer.