Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-10-04

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store at Crary.
j. S. Conyers came down from Can
do Thursday.
A. J. Stade of Grand Harbor, was in
the city Thursday
E. G. Hanson received a carload of
wagons this week.
H. J. Randall of Park River, spent
Sunday In the city.
w. S. Stockdale of Minneapolis, was
in the city Wednesday.
W. R. Harris of Moose river, was in
| the city Wednesday last
j. E. Truesdell of Owatonna, arrived
in the city Thursday evening.
L. Council went to Chicago Thurs
| day and will be away about one week
DR.. Davenport has gone to Pennsyl.
| vania to spend three or four months
Commissioner Davis of Towne1
county, drove into the city Wednes
day.
Mont Dana left here Thursday
morning to spend the winter in Colo.
RADIO.
Allen Mettler will go to Iowa next
week for a carload of mich COWS.
! D. E. Morgan and Reuben Noble
do t,;,>
Tuesday.
Miss Terrell, formerly principal OF
the schools here, has returned to hel
home in Illinois.
!; Editor Wilcox of the St. John Jour
nal, came down from the mountains
Wednesday,
S. McQuawn, one of the early set
tiers of this county, got back from
Streeter, ILL.,, Wednesday.
Morris Thomas of Freshwater, rails
ed 1850 bushels of wheat. 1t aver
aged % bushels to the acre.
B. F. Stanley went to Towner coun
ty to thresh his oats last Wednesday
He had seventy-one acres.
]. A. Percival accompanied his par
ents as far as st. Paul last Tuesda,
on their way home to Vermont.
j. R. Henry came up from St. Pau
Wednesday and is attending to hi
ait
The boys in blue had a full dres
ball in the west ward of the hospita
at Fort Totten Friday evening.
c. L. Traverse, wife and children
are spending brief period in thi
region hunting ducks and breathin
in the ozone
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bal
nett, last Tuesday, a son. This is tn
second native born citizen In tn
family
COL E. H. c. Hooper of New York
is visiting his son-in-law, J. L. Pres
colt of this city. He was here las
"luISl All d lew udyS.
Capt. C. E. Bennett and Mrs. Bel
nett Of Fort Totten, we're in the cit
Wednesday,
John Madden of Bartlett, gave III
boys and girls a dance in the schoc
house last week, and they all enjoye
themselves immensely.
Ollie Rawson went down to Gran
Forks one day this week on pleasure
but he says he made a mistake, a
there is still fun at home.
Judge Pattin went over to the For
Wednesday with his father and mothe
TO show them the beautiful scenery o.
the south side of the lake.
E. F. Curtiss and John Zerfess, Jr
prominent business men of Gran
Forks, passed through the city thi
week, enroute for Dunseith, at whic
place Mr.. Curtiss is building a hotel.
J. j. Parker and A. J. Parker, az
companied by their wives, have bee
visiting their brother P. P. Parker q
Cando, for a few weeks, and returne
home to Coaticook, Quebec, last Tue,
day morning.
DR.. Lanes oats yielded so largel
that one man could not measure the,
at the machine, and had to dig ho]
at the spout of the thresher and han
a two bushel sack and measure thel
all that way.
c. A. Roselle, an attorney frol
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, arrived in the Gil
last Saturday with DR.. Camp and r
NAMED several days. He is We,
70 much pleased with this country an
the people he has met in it.
X A man was pulled for being drum
II ON the streets last Sunday and WI
II given a fine Of SO and costs. He E
d fused to tell where he got his liquo
Il The saloons are supposed to be Gloss