Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08

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The roller rink is displaying a, new
sign. HG#5:% 49,. Il H. ..~ A
Frank Lycan was in the city Thurs
day z: - = =
A.. d. Morris returned from Crooks |
ton Tuesday: /
( John Brown went over to Fort Tot /
ten Wednesday,.
Morris Thomas and son left for Du-
luth Tuesday. ", - 1
George Smith was taken sick at the
Tower house Wednesday.
Some n stole w. ;. Wiley's horse
from his barn Monday night.
>R..R. Towards mother arrived here
Tuesday night from New Hampshire
Frank Balmer of Fort Totten, spent
Tuesday night in the metropolis.
It is Judge Wishart now and the In.
ter Ocean believes he'll make a good
one. w.. -. -: j. 1.A.
Mrs. fIngebore Christopherson of
Minnewaukan township, died or Mon
day last. .,. ,~,
Superintendent of Schools Brooke
went to Bartlett Monday on official
business. i,
Carpenter and Maloney have placed
a fine new Barstow coal burner in
their store,
Doc Conyers of Cando, was in the
city for a day this week on his way to
Missouri
Sam Dodd went over to Fort Totten
on the Minnie H Tuesday. So did
Judge Dobson.
The rink has been repaired and re-
battened and is now in good condition
for winter. . ,
Mrs. Coster and daughter left on
Tuesdays train for Memphis, Mo-, to
remain until spring.
J. F. McGee had completed his resi-
dence on Sixth street, and will move
into it in a few days.
John Conyors of Towner county, left
here Tuesday for Missouri. He will
return in the spring. ,.%
william Simpson of Bartlett, came
into the city in a hurry Thursday t.
get an aching tooth removed.
The, M. e. church on Fifth street
Hall boarded in: and rapidly %approachin
tcompletion. &, ~ - -
Il Mr. Dobson of Fort Totten, was 1
the city this week distributing ration
to, the Turtle Mountain Indians.
John Ely left for Iowa Wednesda
morning for a. couple Of carloads =.
cattle for1Ihisz Mouse river, ranch. =
Charles Uford, a Minnesota watc
makera and iewe1er, has accepted
position with a., D. Morris, the eli
jeweler. s$.5t <fy5 4. r
William Brunell has been up at TIL
tile mountains the greater part Of tn
week, looking after his interests
that region. q @#
T. G. Sanders and family have mo
ed to the city for the winter, and ia
en- house on Fifth street near Il
court house. =
Mrs. Gen. Richardson and her 81
left Monday morning for New Yor
Quite a number of friends saw then {
at the depot. II
A dancing club is being organize
THE first dance will take place at Il
rink next Monday evening, and thel
LATTER every two weeks. I'll,
y Wv. Wishart, the newly elect
2 county Justice. will tell anyone who.
weighed before him whether they 3
81 found wanting or not. *#
n Farmersscontinue to plow. turni1
81 under the snow with the stubb.
snow is considered q great f%ertilizt
but our soil Is richer than snow
IA. Hunter and bride arrived he
on Monday evening and have gone
housekeeping at MI: Hunters Elf
street residence. Cigars have be
plentiful sss ss sE
~ IohnssP endroy and sonof5Pendre
drove sintogthe city STuesday.sSMr.PeI
roy brother James,5of the sane plas
has been al with rheumatism for !
past few eeks.b 81 IS now improViir
i Allan Mettler got back saturd
from IoWaWitth nineteen mich COY
Allan ii now ready 10 guarantee q
there shall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All
erSfarntnei so Devils Lake this Wint,
Nd. Lohnes. one o. urmostp r,
perous Will leave 4
weeks the home his youth
New York I'd. has heenin#D ake
U nineteen Il and IN that time y
4 not been@east ohe Red river
once. sSSsSs
I'll Mrand MRS. Cooke, brother
mothar8o9 JsJ. Cooke of this cityy,l
oreheir Kentucky home Monday.
Jig new steel cells the com