The New York Cash Store Ad
The New York Cash Store offers men boys and youths clothing with a large stock and quality goods. It advertises new novelties in suits overcoats hats shoes gloves neckwear and furnishings claiming to lead all competition.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
8
The New York Cash Store offers men boys and youths clothing with a large stock and quality goods. It advertises new novelties in suits overcoats hats shoes gloves neckwear and furnishings claiming to lead all competition.
A Northwest department store advertises Gareful Dressers offerings in sack and double breasted suits, overcoats and vests in Rossmore Kremlin Regent Renwick styles. It highlights men and boys clothing, sweaters, hats, caps, and shoes with prices from $0.50 to $30, urging shoppers to buy now for best selection.
The store proclaims exclusive rights to A C Staley underwear for the area. They praise the garments as comfortable and recommend them to friends. Prices start from $1.25 upward with claimed superior quality.
Madam Oakey presented at the Armory Friday night aided by strong talent. Her voice is lyrical and growing with training and she reads her own poems with notable merit. Mrs. C. W. Greene also received high compliments for her participation.
An aged advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as superior to substitutes. It suggests asking for the product at drugstores and notes a long history of sales stretching thirty years with references to rival wines and cordials offered beside it.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Fearl Bireeh and Maur Verh as part of a notice from Scott and Sowne chemists AOB 410. Details and dates are unclear but reference an ownership or business matter.
The report credits Bobby for her commendable efforts with additional praise for Florence Connolly Lottie Sparks Mildred Streeter Alta Fox Jennie Bell Lewis Laura Gretsinger Marién and Mrs Mitchell. Kate Fitzsimmons chaired the event while Mary Brennan played the piano.
Presented Wednesday evening by Miss Laura Frankenfield and a capable supporting cast the drama follows a fallen woman attempting to occupy another’s place in society. Exposed she rejects a tired suitor, offering high emotional scenes and strong acting from Frankenfield and company.
A Devils Lake lyceum course will be presented this winter under a committee of theatre enthusiasts including John Burke Silver WM Holbrook F N Whitman and Rev N S Reeves. The program features five lectures with a midland renewal bureau troupe providing five numbers and two lectures per event. The lineup aims to engage the community and fund a new M C building hosting the series.
An able and entertaining lecture schedule lists December 28 as Imperial Entertainers a vocal and instrumental concert featuring "Happy Sid" Landon impersonating a high meril. January 29 presents Wm Dent Atkinson on four Faved People with endorsement from Francis and Willard. February 28 features Marian Gordon Kerby a singer reader noted for plantation melodies. Tickets and Fuller announcements to follow.
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw announces he will leave the cabinet on February 1, 1906. In a letter to the Polk County Republicans he cites preconvening duties and plans to retire from the cabinet and begin a presidential campaign among friends.
A farm northwest of Devils Lake offers saddle driving and draft horses for sale. Readable lines indicate several fine horses offered at bargains. Location noted as Lolnes farm six miles north of Devils Lake with contact implied.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered place names and names with unclear context. No coherent events or actions are readable to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Crowe works at Devils Lake while WD Muller aids Thuraiay labor. Margaret Chisholm oversees the school term as Senator Stade visits town after farm threshing. Mrs. Norman Morrison returns west. Miss Sara Belle stays in Spokane for schooling. Grain flow fills elevators. shipping cars ease trains. threshing machines operate nearby. Mr and Mrs Gily Barandt move into a new home as the community notes progress.
A market note quotes a retailer touting a strong business in clothing and hats for traveling men. The dealer claims to carry the best line of clothes in the region and to attract many travelers who purchase outfits locally.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local figure, a named person, and a vague event in Cleveland. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable. Summary focuses on the existence of an incident and the involved parties as preserved in the damaged snippet.
The fragment mentions Trout-Fish at Geo. D. Lait’s home and a visitor Harry Winans from Illinois described as a young fellow. It hints at a special attraction and mentions Bh Beauty appearing with others in a rapid timeframe, though details are unclear.
A hard rain Sunday afternoon delayed threshing until Tuesday. Presiding Elder Moore preached a notable sermon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker were southbound Monday, a Mr McKenzie from Mlinots visits Bedelle. K G Ebner and wife and F A wife attended the quarterly meeting. Mande was ill last Pis. Farmers gloria project underway. Mrs M S It Iaik with Mi Genet Foaterapen last week.
A Bennettasville man testifies that after years of dyspepsia and torpid liver his wife strengthened and recovered with Electric Bitters. Local druggist C W Groene guarantees and sells them in Allen battle.
Fragmentary note describes a winter short course at Agricultural College focusing on ripulture? and farming as a livelihood. Mentions youth and emphasis on practical farming education during a four or five day period with sessions and schedules.
A large farm sale is announced for Wednesday October 4 1905 at 1 pm one mile west of Charles Ferry ND. Items include 11 work horses and colts 4 horned stock 1 registered shorthorn bull and many farming implements plus 40 tons of hay and household goods. Terms: sums under 10 cash over 10 payable by bankable paper due October 1 1906 with 5 percent interest. Also cattle for sale including thirty head of registered and grade Short Horn cattle. Seller John W Nortimer and K P Watkins contact details shown.
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