Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
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made business trip to Edmore.
Elmer Mildly of Garske, re-
Gently returned from Minnesota.
Mrs. A. Moravetz of Brocket,
was visiting friends at Lawton
last week. -
DIR. Nicholson of Lawton,
made a professional trip to La
kota last week.
Dave Jones and wife returned
to Starkweather last week from
a visit to York.
A. A. Biwer of Ward county,
was visiting with his brother,
M. P. Biwer at Starkweather.
Ruth Gibbons Of Lawton, re-
Gently fell while skating and
broke her collar bone.
Edgar Anderson and Chris.
Lurus of Crazy, were in .Doyon
last week transacting business,
Died.-Mrs. Mary Hongula
aged seventy-one, died at Law
ton from blood poisoning on
April 9th.
The Maccabees at Churchs
Ferry have purchased a new
lighting plant fof their opera
house.
Mrs. H. Gilmore Of Minneap-
oils. and Mrs. A. Larson, of
Grand Forks, are visiting at the
home of E. Granville, at Lawton.
]. W. Cantrall, who will re-
open the Devaney building in
Crary as frst-class restaurant,
arrived in that town last week
from Two Harbors, MINI.
Olaf Carlson Of Churchs Fer
ny, left last week for the Pacific
coast, where two of his children
reside. If he finds a location
and business that suit him he
may locate there permanently.
The high school at Churchs
Ferry recently put on a play
entitled ''Mr. Bob," the pro-
ceeds of which are to be used to
purchase books for the school
library. The players all did
justice to their parts, and every
body is well satisfied.
G.. T. Studness Of Churchs
Ferry, left last week for May
vile to attend a meeting Of the
Mayville normal school board
the first to be held by the new
board of trustees.
Albert Lunde of Maza, is now
in Churchs Ferry, where he will
remain until after seeding, when
he will remove to Stanley. this
state, where he and Mr.. Wales,
of Maza, will engage in the real
estate business.
j. w. Cavers returned last
week from Lansing, Iowa, to his
home in Churchs Ferry. Mrs.
Cavers and the baby, however,
remained to finish the visit and
will not return for some weeks.
Sam Moen of Churchs Ferry,
left the first of the week for
Culbertson, Montana, where he
will engage in the hardware
business. Sans many friends
regret to see him leave. e..
Married. Miss Beritt Brujord
was recently married to J. auritz
jacobson, at Grafton. Ehe bride
is a sister of Ole Brujord. who
lives south of Churchs Ferry.
The Inter-Ocean extends con-
gratu1ations. -
MissShaver of Abercrornbie,
was recently selected BY the.
StarkWeather school board to
take the place of Miss Chambers,
and Mr. Boothroy of Iowa, was
chosen to act as professor. Mr..
Boothroy, however, declined to
acceptsas he had already signed
a contract. 1t is thought that
Miss Shaver Willsaecept. a#sgs3 ! b !.
F. CT. Loudon has again H.: re-
sumed charge of the livery barn
at Starkweather. M. J. Wuest,,
who has had chargeSof the barn
for theSlast year and ashalf, will
deyote3his attention to the dray
line and as a side issuezW1lIfarn
/. a half section of land Both off
these boys are very popular with
those, with whom they deal; n;
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!, Court Fools s Who W Owned Whole Towns.
Hitard who was attached to Edmund
l lsls ~ the first court Jester of
q whom we have record. He owned the