Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-29
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e., D.. Stevens Of: Crazy, re-
turned last week from his visit
with friends in Wisconsin. i
S. B.. Leedy and Charles
Anderson of MELVILLE, left last
week for Wenachee, Wash. Il
Roy Baney is on his farm near
MELVILLE fixing and tidying
things up. Good luck to you,
Roy. !
A. A. Aarsby ofGarske, went to 4
Rock Lake last week to rent his
farm. With the income he in
tends to purchase a Cadillac aut-
oulobile.
Miss Mamie Keogh of Garske
has returned from her studies
at the state normal school and
will soon be educating some Of
the moulders Of thought Of the
coming generation.
B, 2, Fifer has leased the North
Star hotel at Crazy for a period
of three years. Mr.. Fifer was
proprietor of that hotel during
the year 1906, and his patrons
during that time say that he will
soon build up a large trade.
= gtarkweather citizens are con-
ternplating the ACCESSIBILITY Of
securing some, method of fire
protection. y That town has now
attained a sufficient number Of
buildings to not only warrant
installing some method Of fight
=. ing fire, but necessitates it.
= Mat Moritz,g; who has for.
twelve years been foreman on
the Kelly farm in the northern
part Of the county, has, resigned
his position and will move on to
his state land east of Garske.
Jim McCartin will act in Mats
past capacity. .,.=}s -.
u. Tom Real, manager of the
Lamb & Real Lumber Company,
returned to- Crazy last week.
Mr.. Real has wintered in the
south and southwestern parts Of
this nation, and reports having
had a very pleasant trip, but says
7heIis glad to get back to North
Dakota. :asi - -. ''''... !. .~ :
Dave Jones and wife of Stark
weather, recently returned from
an, Z extended. visit. through the
south. Dave is more enthusiast
tic than ever over this. states
prospects, and says that. since
learning Of the many draw
backs Of the south that he never
expects to permantly stray from
our rich black soil.
e: John w. Eaton Of sof Churchs
Ferry, returned last week from
England accompanied by a bride
whom he chose while abroad
from among the fair ones OF
King Edwards domain. The
BRIDES maiden name is Miss
Rebecca Beety. The marriage
service was held in the parish
church Heeley, Yorkshire, or
January 10th. The happy couple
visited the interesting places
in England before sailing fol
this country. Mr.. Eaton ex
poets to farm in the Ferry neigh
borhood during the coming sea
, son.
s % Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RI. Steven:
recently, returned from sSrhei1
trip to Mexico to, their home il
Crazy. Fred says they have hal
"a very delightfulstime, saw sew
Szeral bull fights, liked theclinat,
of the city ofs Mexico and en-
4 Sx3joyed the meals served In TIL
"a Mexican hotels and restaurants
but is glad Ito get; back. to sNortl
Dakota and get a. Whit of pure
fresh air. He says. that Texa
Us booming and that the. irnosaulit
lands west Of San Antonio ar
being opened for setttI emlent. III
his judgment North Dakot;
offers the best INDULGENCE 10
the investor. DIT ss sS5ss
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