Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05
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turned from a winters visit in
California, went out last week.
tothe Kelly farm near Garske.
Il A. Fourier of Starkweatn-
er, has received the sad news Of
the death of his sister who lived
in Detroit, Mich.
The Starkweather News wants
to know where the band u.s., and
wishes to see those with musical
talents get busy and liven things
up.
J. r. Fritz returned to his
home at Lawton last week, and,
to the delight of several Of that
community's daughters, he was
alone. /
Mrs. Whitley of Lawton, re-
turned last week from Omaha,
where she had been visiting
with her daughter.
Residents throughout the
county are proclaiming the COM
ing of spring. Wild geese, rob-
ms and meadow larks have been
seen.
Misses Jeanette Laird, Amelia
letter and Marie Mandt, and
Messrs. Reuben Regain and James
Keough of Cleveland, recently
took final examinations at Gar
ske.
The citizens Of Wheatland
school district held a meeting
last week Monday for the pur-
pose of discussing the erection
Of a new school house at Crary.
J. W. Clifford and John Brown
left Crary last week for Pipe
stone, Mimi, to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Brown. mother of
Mrs. Clifford and John Brown
Thomas Holden of :Crary, re-
urned from California last week.
It. is reported that he purchas-
ed%a ten acre orange grove for
fifteen thousand dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Honey
recently returned from a two
4 weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Grand Forks and May
vile, to their home in Edmore. .-
C L. Wehe, Jr., has rented a
house in Starkweather and ex-
poets his family an household
goods To soon arrive from an
! eastern state z c. L. says he las
had enough Of playing the wild
over. e. ~'-- ;, zsE 5.ssss5
!. Herman Kolinowsanli sold his
two hundred and forty acre farm
q In Ontario township to his BROTH
7 err A. R.. Kolinowski, and C. +.
KolinoH'sk1 purchased from A.
H.. Burt a quarter section in the
same township. Consideration
IN each case was $50 an acre.
AlJled. a Mrs. Mary Peterson,
T wife of Isaac Peterson Of Law
ton, died Thursday, March 18th
after an Illness of several, DAYS.
She leaves, besides her husband,
to mourn her death, three chill
i dren, the youngest of which is
only ten days old. sS4.s .-.:s - ~ r
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The Starkweather News in its
B last issue makes mention Of the
fact that from the first issue that
paper has been ind pendent Of
ali party afnliati ions, and the same
& artIcle spills ofa few hot lines
n kelness Of many Of the
ialss1rgent papers. = T.. s. ss:.:;. /.
#3 Dough arty and wife, re-
turned 10 their Starkweather
home last week from Rochester,
3s nm, where @ went for His l
health His many friends have
been greeting the popular cash
Ter of the SttarkWeataer First
ational bank who is now Ii, { II1isj
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!, pleasant birt day party i s B, was.
laeId AT the home of Miss ia arvI
slEnes of Start Weatl last WaeE !.
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