Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

s Fred Locke Of this city returned
Wednesday from a trip to his farm
north Of the city, where he spent sew
eral5 days, arranging things prepare:
tory to the spring work. I'm. + ~
B When trade Is dull some merchants
try to fill themselves with hot air Just
to keep busy. z,ss;,. !; ss,i; :s. X.
Meeting for men at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at a o'clock.
i Address, -Four Pictures of Peter by
IS. Thompson. Splendid singing. r.
U Fulton the great baritone. 7 e.. ~
I've haven't time to tell you how
busy we are, just drop in at the New
i York Cash Store and see us work. u
C Contractor Gram is busy these, days
completing the work on the upper
floors Of the Opera House building
and, making ready for their occupancy
by the Commercial club and various
lodges. AL should be completed by
the first Of April. - .S, =, r.: 4, ? e:
i've know we nave the best selected
i stock of merchandise in Devils Lake.
But we want you to know it, so come
IN TO the New York Cash Store. r.
Il ~ " dnesday evening a fire alarm In
1 the Third ward brought the fire. lad.
dies to the residence of E. T. Moen, on
Fifth street. The, occasion for the
alarm was a small blaze which was
effectively subdued, by the time the
department reached the scene.
/ You can get the Ladies Home Jour
nal patterns at Mann's. 4; :, .4;.r<
r. T. Moen : returned Wednesday
from Hot Springs, Arkansas. where he
spent some time past. Mr.. Moen is
much improved in health and it is
rumored that he is ready to embark on
q business venture in Devils Lake,
4 which will be of great interest to the
entire city. ~. :. s-' H. +:
A big assortment of Mems and Boys
suits and spring overcoats on sale at
Mans. ..r. al, Il; ~; ~. :; -
/ It. will be OF interest to many local
people to know that Bishop Mann Of
/ the Episcopal church of North Dakota,
recently delivered a sermon in the
famous Trinity Church of New York
.EWhere the wealthiest congregation in
the United States is supposed to re-,
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The new homespun and corree silk
are shown at the New York Cash
EStore. $500. T. -. a. -. ~ ,'>.... :.
] 81! Up to the present time the Chau-
tauqua directors have made no definite
announcement Of the program ar
rangements for the ensuing year.
i Vine ether the stock company feature sof
Il last yearSWill be followed out has
i NO been determined according to. In
formation given out BY one ofst1e
/ board of directors. "A great many
were not at all satisfied with the
standard Of stock performance given
f1ast year: No one. realizes better than
the writer the difficulty of securing
| the kind Of attractions desired; How
! ever one thing, is certain. Better an
4 age OF concerts, quartetts. lectures,
and the like, rather chan a. single
immortal hour with the man who
wanted to kiss the lady's foot on the
4 Chautauqua platform last summer. !
The finest collection of imported
4 and domestic ginghams are on display
at the New York Store. . !. s.fs,, s -
Il The. band concert given Sunday in
4 the opera house was fairly; well at
4 tended and the work of the local or
4 ganization under the direction of Mr..
Cramer deserves high praise. Z Not
tonly4 should the boys receive the whole
4 hearted support Of the business men
and residents Of the city but Mr..
Cranner should be made to feel that
his efforts toward building; up the or
4 ganizati lion. ID are tho roughly appreciat-
led. The question OF whether orsnot
the band is to:continue during the COM
ing summer apparently rests with the
Il few active friends who have support
Cd II In tIIa no CT ~ II nracorf tI,oy han
A is in debt and rather heroic measures
/ are needed TO put things on a business
4 basis. Any further benefit plan will
I receive hearty support from all N
In spite of the cold weather and Re.
( eness of the baseball season, al.
4 ready some Of the local fans are
dreaming golden dreams Of the com
ing como in the 1910 baseball
season AS usual the prospect for: a
\ strong team to represent the city both