Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
The First National Bank, Devils
Lake, N. d.. loans money on Real
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Estate aft seven ner canf

Estate at seven per cent.
Martin skranstad and Miss Anna
Marie Gustafson, both Of DeGroat
township tok out license Monday to
wed.
H. M. Lichty, of Rock Lake, came
down over the Farmers line Monday
| and was doing business in DEVILS
Lake.
Maxson & Co. are paying zoe a doz.
en- for fresh eggs.
Geo. Woodward, formerly of Devils
Lake but who is now located at Max
bass was in the city the first of the
| week.
1900 remnants will be sold at half
value Saturday, July 18th, at The New
York Cash Store.
Gunder Frigaard Of Cooperstown,
was in the city the first of the week
on business and taking in the assemb-
| ly.
You can always find bargains for hot
weather at Nelson & Roberts.
Col. Joseph Kelly arrived home from
Denver Tuesday where he has been
attending the National Democratic
convention.
You can buy SO and $3.50 Mems Ok
fords for $3.50, this week at The New
York Cash Store.
Miss Meta Neiman returned Tues
day from Window and Lakeheld,
Mimi, where she has been visiting
with friends.
| Albert Backman, operated on for ap-
pendicitis at Mercy hospital a short
time ago, is out again.
Joseph Lange, son of John LANCE of
Webster, operated on at Mercy hospi-
tai for appendicitis recently, is back
home at work again.
Our stock Of hats is complete and
our prices are right. Nelson & Rob-
erts.
Miss Maud Rankin, who has been
visiting with her mother at Upham
returned to this city after two weeks
visit Monday
| The New York Cash Store are show
ing new things in neckwear
| Dan Devany who was recently en-
ployed on the Journal in this city left
Tuesday for the west where he will
engage in the Newspaper business.
For gents furnishings call on Mel
son & Roberts, Flynn block.
Mrs. Fred Ferris and Miss Birdie
Ferris arrived in Devils Lake Mon
day and are spending the week as the
guests Of friends at the Chautauqua.
The floral exhibit at the Merchants
Building on the Fargo State Fair
grounds during the week Of July 20-25,
will exceed anything yet attempted in
that line in the northwest.
=, Judge Henry issued marriages
licenses Monday to w. l. Burgess, a
young farmer living in this county
and Miss Emma M. Nelson of Churchs
Ferry.
Saturday, July 18th, will be remnant
day at The New York Cash Store.
| Geo.~J. Chase and G. A. Maxwell, Of
washington, D. c., arrived in the city
Sunday and went to the Indian reser.
walton at Fort Totten Monday to look
after matters concerning the govern.
lment. - ...
i Why don't you take advantage OF
the Big Clothing Sale at The New
York Cash Store.
Mrs. Gus Huss of Lansford, recently
4 operated upon at Mercy hospital. will
return home the last of next week.. =.
i Tom Marinis, a Greek, was taken
from the round house yesterday suffer
ling from Obstruction of the bowels
/ He was operated upon at Mercy hos
pital in the evening and is now doing
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nicely with every prospect for recov
lery. ~ @..+%.,> ...,. =. %E..:.
t, Have you seen the big sale of wash
lgoods at The New York Cash Store:
i 15c and tic wash goods now Sc yard
4 Haslam, Rodenbach &: Co., against
| Louis Mead is the title Of an attach.
! ment case tried in Justice, Jones
4 court last Saturday. In this case the
attachment was dissolved. Anderson
i g. Graynor were attorneys for the
\ plaintiffs and r: Goer represented the
defendant. .. ;f5 I. : E s3s
4 81 inch colored silk taffetas are on
sale at The New York Cash Store. 8
/ Hon. r. -. MEG Glory went to Brandon
i on Tues day. The mayor Of Barndon
q wrote to 4 Mayor & Whitman. Of this
lefty, asking him to accompany the ex.
lcursionz to their city on that day, and