Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
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Lloyd Roberts was in Stark
weather last week looking after
his farming interests f..
Ed. Schmidlkofer of Stark
weather left last Friday for
Fon>du Lac, Wisconsin. J..
S. S. Moen of Churchs Ferry,
left last Tuesday for Culbertson,
Mont, to transact business.
Banker French of Penn, left
last: week for Alberta, Canada,
where he expects to spend two
or three weeks.
Orville Duell' of the county
seat, was a visitor at the Stark
weather high school last week
WEDNESDAY.
Miss Carrie Smith, sister Of
Mrs. Thos. Englehorn of Chur-
chs Ferry, left recently for a
visit with friends in Minnesota.
C. G. Eikness of Churchs
Ferry, moved his family to East
Grand Forks last week where
he has rented a saloon property.
M. P. Biwer, living six miles
east of Starkweather, last Sat-
urday sold his stock, machinery
and household goods at public
auction.
August Roberts returned last
week to Starkweather from
Minnesota, where he has spent
the winter visiting friends.
Emil Garske, who has been at
tending a business college at
Grand Forks, spent the Easter
vacation with his parents in
Garske.
R. Haig of Starkweather, re-
turned last week from Rochester,
Mimi. where he went to be with
his wife while she underwent an
operation for goitre.
The Altar society of the Cath
Ollie church of Starkweather,
recently gave a supper and ball
to a very large crowd in their
village. The proceeds Melted
something like $126.
Hon. H. A. Nicholson was re-
Gently elected chairman of the
y village board at Crazy, making
him an ex-ohcio mayor Of; that
Mrs. A. Hauck, son and sister,
Miss. Bartske, returned last.
week to Crary, after a few weeks
visit with friends at Glenwood,
Mimi l11
Mrs. "A. Stevenson of Park
River. last week visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Ole Volden:
at Lawton. !
a meetingof the library board
atsLawton was held recently for
: the purpose Of deciding upon
the: purchasing of new books.
Herman Garske of Garske, was
recently in the city to- meet his
daughter Agnes, VINO had been
attending The state normal at
Mayyille the past winter.
O. o. Russell, Fred Baker,
Chas. Nelson, P. Sorenson and
~ X Mike Noonan, dof course Auc-
/ tioneer Hyland ere among
those who .attenaed the Myers
: sale in: Sullivan toWnsh i.
e The stockholders Of the Crary55
creamery met last SATURDAY. at
the school house IN their village
4 for the 4 purpose Of :ff deciding:
whether or not to operate their
creamery this season. BE-: 4: n .s::;a !.
5* Jerry Katherman and family
I arrived at Starkweather L last
week from arrsnsburg lis
souri,, and are ali glad roF Oct:
e 1fOL $&5lJdk0GIs.sSst wv lSn
Mr.. q atherman left this county
year ago he retained His farm
,roperty as he had q bunch that
El1 ae NIGH come BAL il. IS s s=s55
Lfamonand and h Wiss
HANDLERS Of the Stark weather.
ehoeoI have declined To d resume
tlielr positio rs next tern, Heir
vork has been excel lent and fl,ev
81 nave made many friends ii who 70
ret see them leave n 81
" hammond will spend the CON- On
d on his nestead III
Hian1s count
saaiiI Fri kson
was operat uporl for A. M.
pendici tits Id al hospital at Grand
rs ssed away u lille over.
ago and ia rs. q.
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