Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-01

own personal use and when the ma
chimes arrive will be two of the finest
looking machines In the CITY,. Mr..
Ness machine will be an eighteen
horse power Ford Gentlemen's Road.
ster of a scarlet red finish and will be
equipped with the newest rumble top
and seat and will also be fitted out
with gas tank and extra gas lights
and a speedmeter and clock attached
and the whole car will be wired with
electricity. 1t will be the newest de-
| sign with magnetic and vibrator and
will have speed of forty-five miles an
hour. Il :,
DR.. Jones car will be the same as
Mr.. Ness with the exception of the
top and will have double rumble seat
behind. 81 : *
Robert Webster is the proud owner
of two fine Jackson cars, which are
two of the finest in the city and he
can be seen spinning around the city
any day when the weather is favor
able. Mr.. Webster is the agent
for this machine in this city and also
has the agency for the Moline which
is also fine car. The Jackson car
is used a great deal in the east and
is great favorite where there are
billy roads as this machine is espec-
tally adapted to hill climbing. This
machine won the hill climbing record
at Minneapolis, and has the distinction
Of being the only car that climbed the
hill at high top speed.
O, Evans owns Model G Buick
runabout of twenty-four horse power
and gets plenty of pleasure from his
Investment
A. B. Kerlin owns two, machines,
Cadelic Model T, ten horse power tour
ing car and has just bought a new
Model D thirty horse power four cyl
inder Buick which will be the finest
looking machine in the city.
Howard Whipple also has a fine
machine. He owns a Haynes thirty
five horse power Touring Car and it
is one of the finest machines In the
city. Mr.. Whipple is great lover of
the automobile and is Also an expert
chauffeur and is thinking seriously OF
entering the next great speed races In
the east. e., #''>, :. ., :.5'tr&*
c: M. Fisher owns the same kind of
a machine as Mr.. Whipple and gets a
great deal Of pleasure out of keeping
thing running. : ~.
DR., Henry Moehler owns Gale Run.
about and the service that he gets out
of this little machine is wonderful, and
is very handy for him in making calls
where he has any distance to travel
DR.. ,Moehler says that not single one
Of his patients have died since he has
secured this machine, as he can be
| at the bedside of the person who Ii
sick as soon as the receiver on the
telephone is hung up after calling him
Geo. W. Moores owns the same kind
, of a machine as DR.: Moehler. +:
DR.. c. Smith drives his little Fort
, runabout as many miles in a season
as any. one in town and when h,
, leaves the city limits completes will
the feet of the birds and it might b,
, said that he does not travel yer.
slow around town. .s..s,s Il t3535s5 +.
A.. D. sprague is the proud owne
, LOT a Moline Touring car. and this i
also very fine machine. Mr.. spragu
II prefers travelling at night as he say
r the glare of the lamps on the from
: Of the machine fascinates him, an
I should he be unfortunate enough i
? have an accident 1t would be almos
: impossible for the officials to see til
j number on his machine 1 "
o VIM. olbrook has a Rambler Toul
r Ing car and G. T. Moody owns a Cas
t feltc, runabout and there sis not a da