Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

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money shortage and delayed trains,
last Saturday was the banner day for
business in the history of this store.
We were simply swamped and could
not wait on the enormous throng of
visitols and customers that came to
see our elegant new store, but we have
added more clerks and all this week
we have been u%npacking and marking
new goods for every department and
we are In shape now to handle the
crowds. Our clothing department has
been doing an immense business all
this week. Our we'll assorted stock
and reasonable prices are meeting the
approval of the buying public. Our
bargain basement is being well patron
lied. The bargains in dishes and
kitchen ware, toys and glassware, are
appreciated by all. Our model grocery
department is doing a much heavier
business every week. On Saturday,
Nov. 16, we will sell twenty pounds of
sugar for 81. Only 81 worth to a GUS
toner. F. W. Mann & Son.
Is laughter a good thing? The
laughter which is directed to some.
thing which fails to comply with the
social requirement which is compel.
ed by the sight of incongruity or by
sudden surprise. All laughter at all
events is not good. The giggle or tit.
ter is laughter debased. People who
trife with laughter only sniff and
giggle from the mouth outward, while
true, hearty laughter is an index
to an honest soul. Carlyle was right
when he said: mo man, who has
laughed whole and hearty can be al
together bad" "a Mad Love" guar,
antees to cause laughter-the good
wholesome kind and is safe, certain
and speedy cure for the worst case of
Blue Devils" At the opera house
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Mesdames W. H. Belford, ]. W. Ma
her, Frank Hyland, Felix Reuter-,
Frank Fugle, George DeVany, and R.
Riordan and the Misses Gabrielle and
Sylvia Manseau will be h~ostesses at a
supper to be given at the Odd Fellows
hall on next Tuesday evening. The
proceeds will go towards the furnish
ing Of the new Catholic church. These
suppers have been given for several
months now, and have proved most
popular with all who have partaken
of them. If any one leaves the sumpt-
uous tables the least bit hungry it is
decidedly his own fault.
George D. Sweet, the old Devils
Lake favorite who appeared in the
Messenger Boy" at Devils Lake last
season, will take pleasure in present.
ing "a Mad Love" at the opera house
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. This
company is made up of eighteen peo-
pie with band and orchestra, and is
the strongest company Sweet has ever
brought through this territory and
is being greeted everywhere with
crowded houses.
Senator Hansbrough has taken up
the matter of the furnishing of money
for moving the crop of this state to
the markets, with the president and
asked that $1o,0 900, 900 be placed in the
various banks that the farmers can
sell their grain and get it shipped.
This seems to the Pioneer to be a
much more sane procedure than pour.
ilg millions into the hands Of the
>amblers of Wall Street to tide them
through their financial crisis
fiansborc Pioneer.
The dramatization OF Marie Correli's
most morbid novel, "The Vendetta,"
was presented at the armory last Sat-
urday evening by a rather strong cast
of players headed by John Arthur, an
actor of capabilities, but inclined to
ranting. Walter Coleman, who was
cast for a minor part, that Of the rag
ECKER, was paramount in acting ability
to the rest of the cast. The leading
lady, Miss Nellie Battelle, was rather
weak. The scenic juvesture was good.
A man named Lauretz Peterson was
arrested by Marshal Alderman of
Crazy at that place, and brought to
this city Sunday afternoon. Peterson
seems to be an escaped lunatic from
the Minnesota asylum. He was taken
to jamestown by the authorities the
following day.
Saturday Nov. l6, WI be the q 81
day CT the New y'rk Cash Store;
big clothing sale. A splendid oprr,r-
tunity to get clothing at money saving
| prices. =: .,- Z
"All the world loves q lover" and
there certainly is an interesting pair
of lovers in "a Mad Love- al. tho