Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03

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Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. Maher. T.; !: 4. .ss:ss5.f n H.
J. R. Purdy Of Ward county, visited
In the city Monday. 5s. y. N. y a. s,$.
&5 G. B. johnson of Morris township,
was in the city last. Monday. i:
I Dressmaking neatly done. Lelie
Brandt, 109 West Fifth street. j. ~ Ne. !.
Ed. Thompson of Lake township,
was a Devils Lake visitor Monday.
John @. shultz of Leeds, passed
through the city on: his way to the.
Forks Monday. }S:s ..
Rev. J. g. Moore, presiding elder of
the Methodist church at Grand Forks,
was in the city last Monday. w -
Cord. Wood-Farmers, club on a
car order. Write Cooler & Hosmer,
Dunseith, Nd. ,'>.=79,\ .ss <,>&r. =
Mrs. Henry Baker of Webster town.
ship. left for st. Joes where she will
visit with her daughter for a few days.
The Pioneer Life guesses at nothing.
It guarantees all the agent tells you III
the policies. See Burke & Baughman.
Rev. Father Mcdonald Of Michigan
City, passed through Devils Lake en-
route to his home after visit to
Aneta. q Vi ...%s-iSss. ....,., X,
The Pioneer Life is a North Dakota
company composed of North. Dakota
people, Speak, or see, Burke & Baugh-
man. 's'. 80, @S$ .''.1 * - '-: =
Joseph Adahl, a prominent farmer
of near Churchs Ferry, made this Of
flee pleasant visit Tuesday. Mr..
Adahl spent several days in the city.
County. Superintendent Of Schools
Vannier left Tuesday morning for
Grand Forks, where she was in at.
tendance at the state teachers meet.
ing. -. -. 49,.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Haas went to
Devils Lake Tuesday to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Haas parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. A. Smith of Devils Lake.
Hansboro Pioneer. :. ~. -
| States Attorney P. D. Norton Of
Hettinger county, was in the, city
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Norton
was on his way home from having
lspent Christmas with his parents ii
Bartlett.
/ II you have, grown tired of you
breakfast food, and wish to try some
thing else, try "Grits," the delicious
product Of: the Farmers Mill. 70,
will never get tired Of that. y:
Rooney Sousa of the Reuter- 6
Sousa restaurant, left for Crookstol
Saturday afternoon where he spen
New Years day with his friend, Ra;
Young, formerly of this city. :.,9. W. !.
! I am prepared TO do any plumbing
+ or heating work. and do IL at once
:. Satisfaction guaranteed both. as t
work and prices. Leave orders a
QBrien Bros. hardware store, or cal
/ up W. r. cramer. ! phone " ... A.
J, Boyd OF Cando, passed through
! the city last Monday. Mr.. Boyd wa
"A enroute for his home after having
i snent the Christmas holidays with hi
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Alpheus Boyd
!, Tor Park River. MT. Boyd reports bust
ness in Cando as being good and tina
town in hourishing condition. Eth FIN :, =
At about 8 80 o'clock Monday morn
4 Ing the fire whistle called the fire de
partnent into action. They went t,
!, the residence of Frank Finnigan o.
East Second street, where 1t wa
found that g washing machine in TIL
!. kitchen was on fire. The incipien
. blaze was soon extingu ished, but hoy
Q # got On fire remains q mystery an,
will probably always do-so.
!. Il M Jacohso n,s formerly a thrift:
farmer near Crary, and Ed. Nelson
& a harness maker by trade, have star,
/ Led "a harness shop 81. Devils Lake, an,
the new firm II known as I'd. Nelsol
! q 60. They are both good business
men and the suec less Of this new f1rn
. Is assured. We have known II,
B Jacobson for many years and we al,
B pleased to know that he is prospecting
& He recent sold his large farm nea
Grary Edmore Herald News.
Steve Jones hiss been appointe,
agent TOR The Western Masons hFnfua
Life Aascciat Ion. This companyEsha
!. paid great laany thousands off| dol
Iass % thss fanaiIis os deceased 1Easts
Masons 20 which there i good.
I inVmne Cd,
Y testtifs, yery ahoslld carr,
\ some nsuranc a thta eompant
Iaotthers can gok III. lall ana aaa hin