Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-28

Oak, pine and tamarack, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices.
For real bargains go to Mann's bar
gain basement.
Miss Mabel Metzger, of Williston is
a guest of Mrs. E. G. Glass.
A carload of choice Burbank pota-
toes just received at Mann's.
The regular 15c cold plast lantern,
globes only sc each at Mann's Bargain
Basement.
Frank Prosser came up from the
University Friday night for few days
visit at home.
Mrs. Peter Dale, of Gallo, is in quite
serious condition at Mercy hospital
suffering from pleurisy.
You can save from rs 10 so per cent
on hundreds of useful articles at,
Mann's bargain basement.
The Eagles band held a very inter
esting band meeting Tuesday evening.
A good attendance was present and
Prof. Cramer was able to put out some
good grade music and the prospects
are good for the best band the coming
summer that Devils Lake has ever
had.
| Frank Grellinger, who was formerly
foremen at Bells Livery barn and who
went to Buffalo last fall has returned
to this city arriving here last Friday.
He states that the winter there has
been about the same as here, and that
he has spent very enjoyable vaca-
ton.
1 The dance given by Devils Lake
Lodge No. 20, I. A. M. was largely at
tended and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. Music was furnished by the Devils
Lake Orchestra. 1t is; understood that
this is the first of a series of similar
dances. that are to be given, and it Is
hoped by those who were in attend
lance that this is the case.
Albert Swenson, employed in the
Prosser Implement Warehouse at Web
ster was killed "Wednesday. afternoon
1t seems that Mr.. Swenson was work.
ing around a revolving shaft and in
some manner got caught on a set
screw. He was thrown around the
shaft number of times, sustaining a
fractured, skull and several cuts. He
lived but a short time, A this date
funeral arrangements have not been
4 made. .. -,
i The Stock of the Cowley-smith dry
goods company was sold Tuesday by
the receiver Mr., Musee to Mr.. F.. P.
Gibson, Of :Crookston, Mimi, for s4,315
There were but four bidders present
| at the sale, the next bid to that Of Mr.,
Gibson being s4,310. The stock is in
i excellent condition. most of 1t being
practically new, but owing to the fact
that 1t was purchased for fall and win
ter business, a large portion Of 1t win
necessarily be- sacrificed as it is un-
seasonable. However the trustee
seems well satisfied with the sale, 1:
The supper served by the ladies
of st. Joseph's church at the parlors
[of the new church Saturday was the
largest in the way Of attendance and
receipts ever held in this city. There
were something over 200 who took
supper, the gross receipts amounting
to- 1926. It is thought that after the
expenses have been: paid there will
1 remain about $780,. AS to the supper.
1t was q sumner, there are few things
that so to make up, first class meal
that were omitted from the menu and
the diners were given all Of every.
thing that they could possibly desire.
The price soc per plate was none too
much when the quality Of the supper
was taken into consid ton. The
cause was g. worthy one and the lad.
les are to- be congratulate on the suc
cess Of their unde king.
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