Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-28

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aqo,sand fortunes were made from
the seed last year. Their is no
reason why this years fax crop
should not equal last seasons.
w. j. Doyle, Jr. was down from
Penn, on business, Monday.
VIM. Hurst left on Friday for
Towner on official duties.
Villa m Mann, of Gardner, N.
D., was in the city Monday attend
ing to land Office matters.
f. O. Getchell and wife return
ed home to Fl. Totten via this city
from Fargo on Friday last.
State Superintendent Of Schools,
j. NJ. Devine. was in the city on
Tuesday evening, on his way to
.Rolle, on official business.
Ametta Millen and sister, Of
Grand Forks, were in the city
Tuesday, and left for Chautauqua,
where they will assist at the Gift
ford restaurant.
Judge D. G. Duell and family
have moved into their summer
quarters by North Dakota's inland
sea. They went down Saturday
lat to spend the summer.
Mrs. G. w. Greene joined her
husband at Grand Forks on Fri
day evening last and returned
home Tuesday evening.
George Dingman, the Penn
elevator man, was in our town
Tuesday transacting real estate
business.
Leaf Swannumsen was down
from Willow City on Monday to
attend to some land matters with
E.. A. LeMay.
William 81. Brown and family
have removed from this city to
their pleasant cottage at the lake,
where they will remain during the
hot weather.
@. M. Thompson, of the Fargo
Storage Co., was in the city the
first Of the week assisting road
grading outfits in getting the Stcr-
age compnny's graders started.
p. DeFiore has moved his cloth
ing department Into the Hope
building adjoining the DeFiore
property and now has about as
much floor space as any Of the
focal merchants.
Miss Edith Short is visiting
her mother and brother Phil and
expects to remain in this city uni.
til the first of August. Miss
Short is at present assisting at the
teachers institute, in this city.
: The latter part of this and the
coming few weeks promise tovbe
about the busiest that were ever in
this city. The teachers institute
will be in full and complete run
lining order with an attendance up
into the hundreds. The g.. A. r.
and w. r. c., will this week, be
the cause of adding temporarily, a
thousand. or more souls, to the
population Of this city. Added
to this there will be the usual
Chautauqua rush.
Rugby Optimist: Attorney 8
Serumgard and Henry Of Devils
Lake were on Tuesdays No: 7
passenger. They we're councils on
different sides of tho contest case
at Towner. Attorney Henry is a
young lawyer who is rapidly MAX
ing name for himself, and Silver
Serumgard has long been known
as a successful practitioner. In
addition to this MI. Serumgard is
one of the few remaining Demo-
cratic lawyers of the state.
Rugby Oatimist: We have got
it-one Of those annual passes to
the Chautauqua and our gizzard
expands with gratitude to the
management and giver Of all
comps" Now when we succeed
in raising those two round "Simo-
Icons" Ernie Kent informs us we
will be entitled to stand fatfooted,
a full" member of the N. D. Press
Association. This is the glad,
sweet day we have ever yearned
for, and now we are to be one of
them, even as Carver, McC lure and
Old Man Bassett. Oh, the joy of
it all-and we are to be a "full'
member.