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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
8
TF boasts the finest showing of tailored clothing in the locality with a double guarantee for satisfaction. It proclaims unmatched quality style and assortment and notes that House of Kuppenheimer garments are available only at its store.
Good dressers should not miss the opportunity to see the largest and most complete line of men’s young men’s and boy’s clothing ever shown in town. The display promises a wide range of styles and sizes to suit all ages and budgets.
We received hundreds of swell fall suits and overcoats cut to the latest decree of fashion. Double-breasted and sack coats are longer this season for graceful lines. Plain blue and blacks grey mixed and brown mixed in plaids and stripes from $5.00 to $30.00 per suit.
A New York Cash Store advertises a vast boys clothing selection for ages three to fifteen, featuring two or three piece suits, Norfolk style, Buster Brown, and long pants with vests. The copy emphasizes superior stock and money savings when buying locally.
Fur and fur lined coats for men are advertised, with a range of fur types including dog, Galloway, raccoon, and Astrachan. Prices are stated for coats, including fat fur with large shawl collars of unplucked otter, available at all prices.
Fall hats and caps arrive with Knox Gordon and Stetson options in soft and derby styles. Caps in all colors and shapes priced low. A C Staley’s men’s underwear featured as a top make, with exclusive agency and low prices on shirts and drawers.
Our shoe department is the largest in the west with all the new fall shapes now on display. The best three fifty and five dollar shoes are found only at the New York Cash Store.
First National Bank expands loans to city properties. W D Miller of Webster plans a $6,000 residence this fall. Margaret Stewart of Grand Forks accepts bookkeeping position in Hodginson's drug store. A carload of twine arrives for sale. F H Prosser and Col Creel build farm structures near the city. W C Fosburg contractor. For sale and rent notices include lots, residences, business blocks, and an eight-room furnished house for rent.
Whitney Mackridge of London compliments Madam Okey's voice saying she has a beautiful voice and the right material to succeed. He also mentions his pride in offering clothing and winter goods at unbeatable prices, claiming no need for talking due to the value offered.
Two couples wed in Minnewaukan this week. Miss Lizzie See married Harry Chapman and Emma Ge Gessner tied the knot with Warn Milikinson. Local guests and townsfolk gathered for the ceremonies and celebrations.
The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gessner discuss a fashion idea highlighting coats and suits made from fabrics described as mothproof and water resistant, noting it as a striking concept.
The Singer Sewing Machine company rents a building on Kelly avenue to open a distributing office serving five counties. The office will be in charge of Thos. Turner.
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