Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-19
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Items Of Interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake nter0ean Pub
ished Under Date Of Saturday. July 18th, 1885.

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slowly. ~
Miss Hattie Rumney is visit
ing Mrs. Wishart.
Who will fill the cisterns so as
to be in shape for fire?
A. ]. Stade of Grand Harbor,
was in the city Tuesday.
O. B. Corset went out to his
Towner county farm today.
The county commissioners
went into session Wednesday.
Carpenter and Maloney have
an elegant soda fountain in their
store.
S. L. Wineman sent out lum-
Der to his farm to build large
granary.
J. L. Davenport is giving the
outside of his restaurant a coat
of paint.
Deputy Collector w. H. Kirk
left for Bottineau Wednesday
afternoon.
| S. L. Wineman went to St.
Paul Monday morning and will
remain about a week.
J. J. Jo]lie has arranged to
open a laundry in this city, and
) expects to commence business in
a week.
w. E. Hunt, the Odessa farm
err, was in the city Tuesday wear
t ing a broad smile. He's glad
it's boy.
Rev. Arthur B. Wilkes of the
, Theological School in Oberlin,
4 Ohio, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
A. B. Bennett, of this city.
Marshal Coolin is putting. a
cross walk on the North side of
Kelley avenue and Fifth street
, "a much needed improvement.
Ed. Graham, the jeweler, went
out to his homestead with a loac
of lumber Wednesday Afternoon
- to build an addition to his house
J. The Grand Forks Herald dub:
+ itself "the Athens of Dakota,
s. because so many of her citizen:
?. grated at outside towns Pr: tn
e Fourth.
Capt. John Wander Horck, O.
Minneapolis, an old friend O.
d Col. Uline, came up Monday an(
S went to Totten Tuesday morning
y on visit.
Are the boys in blue who ar
deserving showing the whit
st feather because the noble re.
;e man in Montana is preparin!
r for the warpath?
L. B. Richardson, Jr., came VI
from Grand Forks and Tuesda.
IS morning went out to Moose rive
II to inspect the Richardson
IS Prouty cattle ranch.
Hogs and COWS are again run
, ming at large on the streets
- There is no pound master nov
5 and the animals will probabl
= have full sway again.
R. Marshal Coolin is serving nc
tice on all the squatters south O
st the track to vacate the lane
l. There are some twelve or fftee
E. houses and shacks to be removed
y R. J. Walker from the ives
IL side of the county drove into tn
city Sunday afternoon. He say
Is he never saw as good prospect
j. for a good wheat crop as no,
C. exist.
I'd The legislature of North Car,
" lima has just passed an act b
es which pensions are to be pal
of by the state to ex-confederat
soldiers, their widows and OF
. phans.
|Tk An elegant framed commi
ed sion from the Continental Ii
il surance company of New Yor
was hung in the Office of Eatc
& Higbee Tuesday evening.
80 is a handsome document.
81 AS Barney Stanley was pla
; ing supports under the joist; i:
; the Budde brick block Monds
s Afternoon the tirnbers turned
: little, and all fell to the foo
s Fortunately no one was hurt.
Tom Twilford, VIM. Oswol
Martin McCollun and Parse
+ Stuart returned from Grar
{ Forks Tuesday evening, sati
: fed that there is just as r11us.
{ fun here and q little. more bus: