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


Detective Delaney of the Great
Northern, was in this city last Friday,
Joseph Glerum left last Saturday
for Chicago, where he will attend the
Chicago University during the coming
winter.
There will be a sale of Shorthorn
cattle and mich COWS Tuesday, Oct.
15th at the Chautauqua barns Frank
H. Hyland.
Miss Emma Miller was hostess to
number of her young friends last Fri
day evening" Music, games and re-
| freshments were the order Of the even
ing, which was very enjoyable.
Miss Pauline serumgard is attend
ing school at Mankato, Minnesota.
| Druggist B. J. Ness, who has the
reputation of being the most handsome
owner Of drug store in the state,
Is issuing monthly Mess Puzzler,"
published solely for laughing pur-
poses. 1t certainly is chock full of
laughter producing reading, and puz-
cling puzzles. Now ready for distri-
button.
| VIM. III. Ball, who has made sue
cessfully many long auto trips, return
ed Tuesday evening from run to the
Forks with a party OF elevator men.
While gone he travelled over the road
from Larimore to the Forks four times,
and made many of the branch towns
finally heading homeward from Ed.
more.
r. J. Buck of Aneta, was in the city
Monday.
Architect DeRemer Of Grand Forks
10 in Devils Lake.
Rev. silvers OF Bisbse, was @ Devile
Lake visitor Tuesday.
Austin Levitt of Grand Harbor, was
an tho city Wednesday transaetina
business. He says that the wheat
crop In the vicinity Of his town aver
aged about ton bushels to the acre
ana that about all tho grain 10 thresh
Cd.
A. Roberts, one OF the pioneers Oh
thas county, was speaking Of crops
this week. He has ESQ acres of wheat
near Belgrad bridge that went IA bush.
clio 20 the acre. and 30 acres of barley
that yielded 30 bushe2s, machine meas
ure. He says however, that tho bar
ley Geld was over half threshed out
by the severe winds we had about
Opening time. Mr. Roberts believes
that the wheat crop in this county
will not average ten bushels to the
acre,
Mrs. Ella Cairns and Miss Mary are
occupying the McClory residence on
Seventh street during the absence Of
MIR. and Mrs. McClory, who are in
Chicago on business and pleasure.
Sherman attempted to batch, but didn't
like washing the dishes, and says that
no one knows what wouldn't have hap
pened If Mrs. and Miss Cairns hadn't
have come to the rescue.
VIM. Hurst, Jr., will leave this city
today for Bottineau, from where he will
move the Kalfeish elevator to One
NEE. MI. Hurst says that the job
will take nearly Is days to finish.
1t is probably one Of the largest SINH
lar contracts let in this part of the
state.
Martin Rasmussen, the thirteen year
old son Of Anton Rasmussen. met with
quite a serious accident at his home
neag Crary Sunday morning. In some
manner his left hand got caught In
the gearing OF q windmill and was
badly crushed. He was taken to
Orary and Dg. Drew found 1t necessary
to amputate three angers. The Lad
stood the operation very we'll and lis
improving nicely.
Editor Treadwell of the Rock Lake
| Ripples, was in Devils Lake Monday.
enroute home from Grand Forks.
| The Dunns are the attraction at the
Star theatre this week and are giving
excellent satisfaction.
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