Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-06
son, Charley Henley and Harry

son, Charley Henley and Harry
Kneeshaw.
We need your old wheat. Come
and see us if you have any to
sell. Farmers Mill.
See the Farmers Mill if you
have any old wheat to sell be-
fore the new crop comes in. 1t
will pay you.
Miss Rose Mcguire of this
city, will teach the upper room
at the Grand Harbor school the
ensuing year.
The bargain basement at the
New York Cash Store has a full
line of crockery, granite and tin
ware at half regular prices.
Miss Gertrude Riordan left
Saturday for Rugby, where she
has accepted a position as in
structor in the public schools.
The ladies Of the Methodist
church will hold a food sale at
Peterson & Adams hardware
store Saturday, September 9TH.
The New York Cash Store
has just received from New
York a lot of ladies' belts, IS
different kinds, all the new de-
signs.
Miss Mary E. Norton is pre-
pared to meet her former pupils
and new ones at studio, corner
Harrington avenue and Seventh
street.
Miss Mary Norton returned
last week from a 2 months visit
with relatives in Chicago. She
has resumed her position as Or
ganist at St. Joseph's church.
DR.. w. D. Jones and wife and
E. M. Lewis were out bagging
prairie chickens last Monday.
They hunted about twenty-four
miles northeast of the city. Two
dogs accompanied them and
they succeeded in getting fifty
two chickens during the day.
Married, by Judge Henry,
Thursday morning, Sept. 9Th, A.
C. Rombo of Devils Lake, and
Miss Bessie Quibell of Clarks-
vile, Iowa. The groom has &C.
cepted a position with the Great
Northern railroad and the cou-
pie will make their future resi-
dence in the city.
j. B. Thompson, who has been
employed as head clerk at Bells
drug store, resigned his position
Friday and has left for a short
visit at Lansford and at his
home in Waukon, Iowa. Oct. 1,
he will enter the Chicago Col
lege of Veterinary Surgery.
County Auditor Eich has is
sued I'll hunting permits up to
Thursday noon. The non-resi-
dent hunters who took out licen-
ses are: D. C. Shepard, F. p.
Thompson, E. H. Bailey and B.
C. Thompson, st Paul; and III. c.
Seldom, H. A. Atkinson, C. c.
Bovey and w. H. Bovey, Mime.
apolis.
The Star theatre will have as
an attraction next week Zacad's
troupe of performing dogs
These dogs are all stars in the
canine profession and are sure
to prove a strong bill. An out
side exhibition each evening, {
feature of which is a high dive
by one of the little dogs, is prom
Used. The bill will undoubtedly
be a good one Ii
Miss Anna Glerum left yes
terday for Towner City, wher'
she has accepted a position IL
the public schools as teacher O.
music and drawing.
"Jirnmie'' Ferrera, the tailor
has returned from a weeks tri]
to st. Paul, to which city h
went on business. While Their,
he played the flute with a larg'
orchestra at Winn's park las
Sunday evening at an Italian
picnic.
Emory Smart Of Portland
Me-, who is travelling salesman
for a large shoe house and VIII
was in the city last week, was o.
the island of Jamaica last win
ter when the city of Kingston
was destroyed by an earthquake
Mr.. Smart was reported anon
the missing, and could not b
i found for three weeks after
wards. He stated that he coul
say truthfully that the report