Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-10-18

SATURDAY. Mr. GOOZee reports
having harvested an unusually
good crop for this year and that
he can't complain in the least.
The other evening one of the
city's young and prominent at
torneys, was awaiting his turn
to be "scraped" in a local bar
Der shop. A customer came in,
and the lawyer being a stranger
to him, the newcomer approach
ed and asked if he would give
him a shine, installing him for
the porter. The legal light, en-
tering into the spirit Of the
thingsaid "Of course" but just
then the bona fide porter en-
tered, and then apologies f1oated
around.
The threshing has been COM
pleted on Martin Gulseth' 8 farm.
From 1875 acres Martin realized
an average of seventeen bushels
of wheat and from 100 acres an
average of twelve. Off ]70 acres
of barely twenty-one bushels
per acre were realized. The
men are we'll on their way with
the fall blowing, fully half of
the acreage being turned.
If Dean Bruce should really
become candidate for U. S.
Senator, he might be called up
on to explain his political god
fathers connection with the
state printing steal land that
would keep him so busy he
wouldn't have time to attend to
his political fences. Fargo Call.
The alumni of the city high
school will meet and take
little of conce it out of the present
gridiron victors, Saturday after
noon. The old stars are spend
ing their evenings under an arc
light practicing a few plays that
will have the young bucks"
guessing some.
Donald Baldwin of Webster,
drove down Monday, and was
transacting business in the city.
States Attorney Serumgard and
Sheriff Bedford spent Tuesday
evening in Grand Forks, where
they went on business.
David Turner, a prominent
farmer of Dry Lake township,
was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Turner says his large acreage of
wheat went twelve bushels to
the acre, and with that result
Dave is inclined to think he got
off lucky this year.
| On Wednesday afternoon and
evening Of next week at Odd
Fellows Hall will occur a lunch
con at which Mesdames Flynn,
Anderson, Cowan, Chiestri and
Vannier and Misses Hale, Flynn,
Vannier and McCartin will be
hostesses. The affair will be
given for the benefit of the new
Catholic church, and is a most
worthy cause. Everyone is as
sured of a first class luncheon
and it is to be hoped that the
ladies will do we'll in their I'M
dertaking.
Right of Way Agent Curry of
the Great Northern was in the
city Wednesday afternoon.
P. S. Dunn, general manager
for the Farmers Road has re-
turned from a business trip to
st. Paul.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Methodist church, met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
il. w. Whitford.
If there is any thing that hurts
a merchant here, it is to send
Iaway for your goods, that is the
reason why you should insist on
having our Dakota flour as
long as it is good. Farmers
Mill.
The Miller's association of
this state has filed a tempory in
Junction against Prof. Ladd to
prevent him from publishing
the results of work done on
bleached flour from their mills
until after the 10Th of October.
The complaint states that the
publication of Prof. Ladd's re-
suits would injure their trade.
Wanted. - Girl for general
homework. Mrs. F. T. Fox.