Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-05-23
Observation-Disclosures
CRARY.


From Public Opinion.
Chas. Wright has a house cleaning
streak.
Lloyd Ryall called on Crazy friends
Sunday.
DR.. Wager, wife and baby, have
been with us again for a few days.
L. D. Stevens was assessing the vii
lage property Friday and Saturday.
The fax acreage on the reservation
will be more than double that of last
year.
Margaret Crazy has organized a
music class in Minnewaukan town
ship.
A. w. Burt, and Pat Kelly are
back from Chicago looking hale and
hearty.
John Belgard will put in a bid for
the contract to fill the grade across the
Narrows.
John and James Lohnes are break
ing a lot of new land this year, and
will put in a big crop.
Misses Minnie and Kate Southam
were up from Lakota Saturday visit
ing friends and relatives.
The shade and ornamental trees and
shrubs are all in leaf, and add greatly
to the appearance Of the village.
Rev. Mr.. Hall drove to Edmore
Saturday and filed the Congregation
al pulpit at that place Sunday.
H. E. Stevens stopped in Crazy one
day last week on his way home from
Iowa, where he was called by the
death of his mother.
Andrew Forslof has had his switch
board in Wright & Stevens Office for
the past week while he was changing
some Of his wires.
MI. and Mrs. W. T. Monesmith had
the misfortune.to lose their twin
babies Saturday. morning. The little
ones lived but a few hours.
ID. G.. Mcleod will erect a SIS, 600
frame residence this summer. Con-
tractors Chas. Oakley and Robert Fiji
er will have charge Of the work in
their respective lines.
sC.sA. Currier left Sunday for a
short trip to the twin cities and Chi
cago. He expects to- make arrange
ments for stocking. up his Edmore
store with house furnishing goods.
DR.. Drew was called to the bedside
Of his mother, who was very ill.
Mrs. Drew accompanied the doctor.
They returned Saturday, the ailment
having taken a favorable turn.
Mike Ruthen has been hauling lum-
Der lately and will build a commo-
dious and comfortable home on his
farm, four: miles north Of town.
Mike has a fine farm and has work
ed hard to develop it, and proposes to
enjoy the fruits Of his labors.
One of our facetious business men
called up central last Friday with that
new (O phrase: "Hello central,
give me heaven. He promptly got
hello back from home and an invita-
tion in no gentle tones to come right
home and cut some wood.
The school year will close Friday,
May 30th, and if the weather will per-
NIT the usual school picnic will be
held at the Odessa grove. These pic
MICS have been very successful in the
past, and everyone, old and young,
should turn out and help the children
celebrate.
Frank McNanny visited with Chas.
Wright's people a day OF two last
week. Frank is located at Cass Lake
now and says that if any of the Crazy
boys happen down that way fishing
this summer he will see that they gel
all that's coming to them.
Felix Black Tiger is one of the mos
progressive farmers on the reservation.
His farm contains 400 acres of the
finest prairie land and 40 acres Of tim
Der. He is we'll educated in both tn,
English and Sioux languages, and hal
established the credit and reputation
Of an honest man wherever he has hat
dealings.
Southam Bros. have the new addi
ton to their store building completed
and the stock moved in. The lowe
floor will be devoted to gent s furnish
ings goods and the upper floor to fur
niture and bedding.
Martin, the third son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. liver Wickum, passed away Sun
day morning. Ha was taken som