Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-25


DIS Farm loans at lowest rates. see
John W. Maher }.s, 4
Il G. s. Taylor expects to 60 to his
farm in Ward county in a short time.
Es& The proper shapes of fall hats for
young men on sale at The New York
Cash Store. ,e. s#a:,~''. 49,, -: L, r..
n q. e. Anderson and wife, Of Bos-
well, Indiana, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prosser.
4 Frank LANCER, of Casselton, brother
of Mrs. G. ). McGurren was in the
city Monday visiting with his sister
and several friends. .~...
E" Men we want to show you our line of
Iup-to-date Hart, schaffner & Marx all
wool suits and overcoats. It is the
greatest line Of clothing ever manu-
featured. F. w. Mann 6 Sons.
Miss Maude Sprague, Allie Bedford,
Axzelia Beauchamp, James Brennan,
J. Del Lewis, howard Mahr and Alma
Honnett, of this city have entered the
state university at Grand Forks.
Frank Lakue, was brought to this
city from Edmore Monday and lodged
In Jail he having been bound over to
the district court by Justice of the
Peace Crazy of Edmore for blind pig.
ging
We have the best line of children's
caps at reasonable prices, ever shown
in Devils Lake, now on display. Lead
er Millinery Store.
L. D. Stewart Is in Devils Lake with
the expectation of locating here with
his family. He is superintendent OF
the western division Of the National
Elevator Co.
Odds and ends in mems shoes, rang
ing in price from $500 to $500 now
sold at $2.45. Your gain if we can
fit you. Nelson & Roberts.
C. E. Norquest and family arrived
In Devils Lake Sunday night and have
taken up their residence at the wealth
er station in this city, Mr.. Norques,
being the gentleman whom the govern
ment selected to succeed Mr.. Glass al
this place.
Charles Stotlar, of the firm of Stot
lar & Young went to Grand Forks
Tuesday having accepted a position
as dispatcher for the Great Northern
at that place. MrI Stotlar has been
connected with several enterprises in
this city during the past year and has
proven himself an enterprising pusher
It is with regret that the people of
Devils Lake hear of his departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Berg, from the res.
ervation were in Devils Lake Friday
shopping and attending to other bust
ness. Mr.. Berg Is one of the large
farmers Of the reservation. farming as
he does several hundred acres, and
doing it very successfully,
Grain Is coming into market very
fast these days and the railroads are
working full force all the time. Most
Of the wheat is going to the twin
cities fro mthis place over the Aneta
branch and the crews on that division
are working full time. Nearly 900 cars
of wheat passed through this city
Sunday.
|: 50 While up town shopping drop in
a minute, and zexamine cur line Of
plumes, feather novelties and import
ed scarfs, Leader Millinery Store. $
Considering the fact that threshing
is not yet completed the crowd that
attended the market day sale in this
city Saturday was very good. Auc.
tioneer Hyland mad a goodly amount
of merchandise to offer and it went
like hot cakes. It is expected that
these sales will become more and more
popular all the time. Z
The high school foot ball team OF
this city will play the high school team
Of Lakota at that city next Saturday.
The boys are training.every afternoon
and are developing considerable speed,
The workout given them by the alumni
last Saturday was good for them and
they are confident Of victory Satur-
day. a., S'ii: 81 3 #:.5 4
ssAlonzo Mcnamara passed away at
Mercy hospital Monda evening after
a short Illness. 4 He was in apparent
good health Saturday, but was taken
i'll Sunday and taken to the hospital
where he lived but a short time. Be.
sides host OF friends he leaves to
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