Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

his inception into office. At one
time during the past winter
twenty-one prisoners had their
lodging here.
Do you intend to attend busi-
ness college? If 50 enroll with
the Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Mimi, Sept, 3rd and
get free tuition.
P. Steward, a prominent farm
er of this county, left Wednesday
afternoon for Texline, Texas,
where he and his son, w. NJ,
own considerable land.
For Sale. On my farm 4 miles
south Of Penn, N. D., one COM
plete threshing rig in good con-
dltion. A bargain. Mrs. Oleva
Jacobson.
Gentlemen, when you want a
gentleman's shoe and one that
always gives satisfaction, the
Crosset and Royal Blue are the
best make. At The New York
Cash Store.
If you intend to have a hand
made harness this season, don't
forget to see Chisholm & Fitz-
gerald. They b. lid them to Or
der, and guarantee satisfaction
both as to prices and quality.
Ed. Richardson left for his
farm at Rock Lake, via the
Farmers line Monday afternoon.
Ed. spent several days looking
after his prospective crop. He
says the outlook "looks good to
him.
The thorough business train
ing given students at Mlnnea-
pclis Business College is a quick
and sure avenue to a good pay
ing position. For handsome free
catalogue write Rugg & Boyce,
300 Central avenue.
Henry Moore, the man who
was cut in a stabbing ARRAY at
the Great Northern yards about
ten days ago, is reported by DIR.
Jones to have fully recovered
from the effects of his wounds
and to have left the hospital.
It is claimed by several of the
farmers in this vicinity that the
fields sown by the Monitor
Double Disc Drills are the ones
that are now looking the best
and will have the largest yield.
| We suggest that it would pay
the farmers to investigate and
watch the harvest.
Mrs. Silver Lee McCumber,
who was operated on by DR..
Jones for appendicitis last Fri
day, is doing nicely Also the
little daughter of Alfred Scott
and the daughter Mrs. Louis
Trivoux, operated on for the
same disease are reported to be
recovering.
Work is about completed on
the addition built to the Great
Northern roundhouse. By the
adding of seven new stalls the
house forms a complete circle,
making the capacity of the build
ing capable for the housing OF
thirty-two engines. The immense
building is thoroughly lighted
by incandescent and arc lights,
], and furnishes employment for a
small army of men-wipers,
mechanics, painters. cleaners,
and the like.
Mr.. Hartwell, who, with his
, wife, is visiting his daughters,
Mrs. James Place and Mrs. W.
: T. Miller Of Morris township,
was in the city last Wednesday,
Mr.. Hartwell, though eighty
seven years of age, is remark
ably we'll preserved, retaining
!. all of his faculties to a remark
able degree. He has a wonder
, full retentive memory, and can
tell stories Of his early youth
and happenings of that time that
: would do credit to most men OF
i sixty. Mr.. Hart veil is "a resi-.
. dent Of Moline, Ill. HI. S* :. J J.
Ticket Agent Donovan is .
. man Of many troubles. Almost
daily he is flooded with a more
i or less number Of time checks.
These time checks are issued by
= the road to their employees who
have completed their work, or
! for some other reason leave its
: service, before regular pay day.
] These checks can only be cashed
} at q company's local Office.
MANY times Mr.. Donovan finds
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