Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31

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Harry shaulis, who has been play
ing the last six games with the Devils
Lake team, returned to Warwick
Monday, where he is engaged in bust;
ness. - -, d. ri
Wanted, two car loads of heavy
draft horses for the Seattle market.
See Thos. Watson or Frank H. Hyland.
Don't miss the big sugar sale at
Mann's on market day, Saturday, Aug.
list.
The funeral of Fred Spill was held
Friday afternoon from the Lutheran
church in this city and was largely
attended by friends who will mourn
his loss.
Dick Pritchard, who has been play
ing short stop for the local team,
left for his home in Fessenden Tues
day, where he will spend the remand:
err Of the summer. :;
| You can get new pair of mems
shoes with each mans suit bought at
the New York Cash Store. =
Miss Julia O'Leary of St. Louis, who
has been spending the past three
weeks at the Chautauqua, left Friday
evening for her home, after spending
a most delightful vacation.
Services next Sunday at the Epis-
copal church. The event being Ad-
vent there will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at eleven o'clock.
Evening service at 800 o'clock
Judge Henry issued marriage lie
ense Wednesday to Adrian Reed, of
Devils Lake and Grace Read of Bruce,
Wis.
| IL L. and 15c India Linen, on
special sale at SC per yard. The New
York Cash Storoe.
Judge Cowan went to Minnewaukan
"wednesday to pass sentence of life
imprisonment on Paul Jones who was
convicted of murder at the recent
term of court in Benson county.
1t will pay you to get your grocery
orders filled at Mann's on Market Day
| Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, Aug. End, as follows
Morning worship at II o'clock, sub.
ject "The Consciousness of God
Evening worship at 8 o'clock, sub.
ject ''The Magnetic Center of the
World" Sabbath school at IL o'clock
Junior Endeavor at 8 p. m. To these
lservices the public are earnestly in
vited. A cordial welcome is assured
all who attend Seats always free.
Wanted, two car loads of heavy
draft horses for the Seattle market
See Thos. Watson or Frank H.. Hyland
| Wanted, two car loads of heavy
draft horses for. the Seattle market
See Thos. Watson or Frank H. Hyland
H. Mr.. and Mrs; Charles Nelson, who
have been spending the past month
: in the west, returned to their home
!. this week and report a fine time
: They have been spending most of the
, time at the various hot springs ii
Montana and spent some time while
they we're gone at Yellowstone Parl
, Mr.. Nelson reports that he is muct
! taken up with that part of the coun
try, that this year there are especially
a lot of tourists In the west and thai
Yellowstone Park was crowded will
sightseers.
| Bargains in every department O.
our big store for market day. F. w
t Mann G Sons.
r. On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
George Mooers delightfully."- entertain
ed the members of the give Hun
bred" club at their home on Fourth
( street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
t Charles White. After several game.
, of five hundred Mr.. and Mrs. White
were each presented with a souvenir
tspoon box. After proper thanks t.
: their, friends the boxes were opened
and found to contain stick candy
Later beautiful cut glass bowl pre-
sented to Mrs. White, expressed tn,
thigh regard in which Mr.. and Mrs
White are held by the club, as vel
las the deep regret at their departure
for Minneapolis, where they will max.
! their home. -. - ~ &5
u Fifteen allover lace waists in whit.
For ecru, garments worth $3.50 to $3.50
/ on special sale at s4.1s each. New
II York Cash stoore. a. ..ss,*.s II, IL.
# A charming social affair last Thurs
jday afternoon was "a luncheon give1
by the Shakespeare club at the home
OF Mrs. Frank A. stoltze, in honor o
i the presence Of Mrs. John Burke, wife
N 0f the cfinf eync1Itivoo IF rho cfn+n