Devils Lake inter-ocean., October 22, 1909, Image 5

About Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915

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LOCAL NEWS
Th« only balungpowder
trom
Sundayed" at Grand
J. R. Kollar
Fprks.1
S.C.Ellsbury oisMunich Was jfn the
city Monday.
Mads Mlkkelson was In
Wx
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Makes Finest, Purest Food
Absolutely
from De
Jroat Saturday.
T. Thorson was at Bartlett on busl
aess Saturday.
Pete Leeper has accepted, a position
1th B. J.
*r.
I Julius Sandlie,
Ness.
of Lakota, was in
c}ty Sunday.
Potter was here
jregther Saturday.
from Stark-
ReTi W, D. Rees of Fort Totten was
the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rustad have been
Isiting at Noonan.
W. J. DuBois, of Hansboro jras in
le city Wednesday.
MrSi J. F. Henry is visiting friends
at Michigan this week. ?.
U. S. Burdick, of Munich, was in this
|ty on business Saturday* •/.
Frank C. Louden, of Starkweather,
gas in the city Wednesday.
Select a pair of new fall shoes from
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ie great stock of the New York Caslr ggltg- this st^on ^rhep- ytm
s.
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J. A. Mlnklerof theFirat Nattonal
bank of York, was in the city.
P. J, McGlory attended business mat
ters at Rugby this week'.')
Prof. Bach of the Knox city schools
was in the city Tuesday. ...
A baby.- boy waB born to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur- Hunter Friday.
&d. Billot' of starkweather was in
the city Monday between trains.
Robert Wilinott returned Friday
from a business' ttip to Chicago.
Mike Flannlgan,of Minot, was a
business visitor in this city over Sun
day.
A line assortment of ladles' fine ftira
are on sale at .the NewYort Cash
Store.
A. W Cogswell was at Minot last
week acting, as a Juror in the U.18.
court •(••••'.• M-i
J. A. Shannon ires a business visitor
in the western flar^ of the state, last
'week.
You will know why the New York
Cash Store has sold to date double the
number of winter .coats and street
quality, Btyle and price.
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1*. Anderson returned Monday from
Barnesville where he has been looking
after business interests.
Special values in ladies' shirtwaists
at th®i-Oetofeer sale at the New York
Cash
Mr. and -MwV^bsf beniiS^
Rogers and Ted Eifaldt went
to Aberdeen, So. Dak., the first of the
week to register for the big land
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Tom Burke, of Minnewaukan, was
a business, visitor f. in this city Sun
day.
Dr. Ralson.oMiarlmore, was a guest
of fir. C. J. WtcGurren in this city Mon
day.
C. W. Moran went to Lakota Tues
day, where he attended- to business
matters.
Sheriff and' Mrs. Wm. Belford and
Mrs. Chiostri visited the Belford farm.
S a a
Teder Sorenson of Webster, was in
the city Tuesday attending to business
matters.
.'A! large shipment of ladles' coats
has arrived
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L. Hasse was a business visitor in
this city from Churchs Ferfy Friday/
A B. HalHnson of Flnley, N. D.,
was a 'visitor in "the oity Wednesday.
the New York Cash
Store.
John Young of Graham's Island, was
In the city Tuesday attending to busi
ness matters.'
Henry Medelman of Crary was
the city this week attending to busi
ness matters.
The best values ,in men's and boys
suits are offered at the N§w York
Cash Store.
Miss M^ude Sprague has resumed
her studies at the state university at
Grand Forks.
Mike Cowley left Tuesday for Min^
neapolis where he will attend to busi
ness matters.
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Siver Serumgard left. Wednesday
for-Minneapolis where he will visit
for a\few days.
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Milton Webster, of Webster, came In
Monday and will attend the Central
sphool this winter.
••..•Mrs. "C. Q. Connql^ entertained the
ladi^B of the Presbyteriain church^ on
Tuesday afternoon,.
C. E. Burgess is faking a trip down
the Aneta line in hi^ machine to in
is el at W
ffot only, save taoney on boys! and
children's clothing, when you buy. at
the New York 'Casfr Sfcpre you get-the
'best made goods ioitlie ^nlted^States^
ag recognize we superior qu
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kind that has built up the enormous clothing, trade at The New York Cash Store. The most critical judges
IS
M^lar ^U^omers. Our clothing d^iartme^
strongest departments in this progressive
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Eddie Larson has accepted a 'posi
tion with the Stevens Grain company..
Miss Anna.- Wernett, of Lakota, was
a Devils, Lake visitor Sunday. -V
Judge W. 'F. Orr visited at his farm
hear (Jrary the first of the week.
John W. Mahei .win make farm
loans that you can pay off any Inter*
est .itayment date.
The great values offered In chil
dren's .winter coats will surprise you.
The New York Cash Store. W
E. Turner, of the Great Northern
yard office, is spending1 the week visit
ing frlendsat Larimore.
Marland Hurst left Tuesday: after
noon for Crookston, where he will vis
it friends for a few days.
Mr. and ^Irs. M. Miller of Crary,
came
up
Tuesday in their aiito and
spent the day in the city.
C. R. Kavanaugh has gone to Mur
dock, Minn., where he has accepted
a position with the Great Northern.
Cut oul the doctors bills and buy
good" underwear at the annual Under
wear said'at the New York Cash Store.
The First National Bank of Devils
N. D., loans money on Real
Estate at a very low rate of Interest.
You can pay your loan at any time
with us.
All the new style dress goods and
silks are selling at very low prices
during the October sale at the New
York Cash-Store.
Supt. W: A. Godward was In Fargo
Tuesday attending a meeting of a
number of prominent educators of the
state*
W. C. Nelson, of the local G. N.
shops, left Monday for San Francisco,
where he' will accept a similar posi
tion.
Ed. Hintgen who has been employed
by the Great Northern shops, will
leave for Canada where he wil take
up' a'claim.
The Gordon bat is renowned for
qualities, style and price. The New
York Cash, ^tore shows the new fall
s*yieB.
Mrs. Lewis, niece of the late Mrs.
George Qixon of this city, leaves for
her home in Montana on Saturday
morning.
Sielect your fall' coat or «treet suit
at the New ifork Cash Store.
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ored Right Clothing Men'I, Young Men's and Boys'clothing of exceptional style and quality are the
Men's and Boy's high
grade Suits from
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Frank H. Hyland, Devils LaaKe, for
successful sales.
Mr. Williatn Falger left for Cando
Tuesday where he attended to mat
ters in probate court in that city and
returned home Wednesday.
Irvin Thompson of the Ramsey
Drug Co., left last evening for Thomp
son, N. D., where he will spend the
week visiting with his pareiits.
Bishop Mann of the Episcopal
church was in this city Friday morn
ing attending a meeting with the Ves
try of the Church of the Advent
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms, lowest rates. E.
J. Chambeiiln.
Wm, Mackenroth, chief boiler in
spector of the Minot division, was in
the- city Monday looking after business
for the Great Northern.
Ed. DeMars of Grand Haarbor, was
in the city Tuesday closing lip a land
deal in which he sold a valuable quar
ter of land near Edmore.
Walter Pattee, of California, has
been a guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pattee, in this
city for several days past.
Mr. J. W. Richter, of Sheyenne, was
In the city Wednesday attending a
meeting of the directors of the Chau
tauqua association of which he is a
member.
Miss Minnie Shannon who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days, left Tuesday for Milbank, N. D.,
where she will accept a position as li
brarian.
Lewis Bachman, who is captain of
the Larimore High school foot ball
team, was in the city Tuesday arrang
ing for a game with the local high
school.
Sheriff Belford went to Minot Wed
nesday morning with a Warrant for
the arrest of a barber who was former
ly employed in this city, who is want
ed for deserting his wife.
j. R. Kollar has resigned.his posi
tion of agent for the Minneapolis and
Northern elevator company. Mr. Kol
lar will engage. in thp 'auto business
With McNughton and Wilmott
I want to conduct every auction sale
in this part of the country thla fall.
Parties send for me hundreds of miles
awfey and have very successful sales.
Frank H. Hyland, Devils Lake.
During our October Clothing Sale we offer you ex
ceptional values in Men's and
Boy's Overcoats from
150 pairs of -Men's high grade Trousers
worth from,.$4.00 to $4.50 your choice at
W6 Offer great values in Men's Fur Lined and Fur
Collared Overcoats made thte fa- (OH 4a
jnons Gordon way vfaU IU
OnsMe^|furnishing such as Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Hosiery,
and Underwear lowe^ prices and better values.
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$4.95 to $27
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Jphn W. Mahe$ will make fern*
loans that you can
pay
off any Inter­
est payment date.
John Kolas and. family 'arrived in
the city this week and will make thefr
home here fpr some time. Mi*. Kolas
has charge of the interior decorating
of the new government building.
Miss Lulu Boynton, of Minneapolis,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. W»
C. Fosberg 0f this place. Miss Boyn
ton has just returned from an extend
ed concert trip through the west.
Take no chances. Get Frank H.
Hyland to conduct your auction sales.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Brennan return
ed home' from Minneapolis, Tuesday
on number 3. While there Mr. Bren
nan bought the mill work for his large
new brick house which he is building
on East Sixth street.
The marriage of Miss Emma Han
sen and George Brooks took place
Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's
church, Father Augustine officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks will make their
home In Grand Forks.
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Mooers Agency
..INSURANCES.
Insurance Bonds. Installment Loans
Geo. W. Mooers
Bangs Blk.
F. P. Graham of Stevens township
sold his farm this week and will leave
shortly for Oklahoma. Mr. Graham
had a fine farm and leaves North Da
kota on account of his wife's health,
which has been poorly for some time.
Quaker Oats
is the
perfectly balanced
human food
Cklu lor rear labiate Mm
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