Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
THE. LOCAL FIELD

I'LL lOCAl FItLD
A. Q. sather was down from Stark
weather the first of the week.
S. Hagen of Grafton, is in the city
visiting with relatives and looking af-
ter business.
Mrs. c. ]. Currie, of Penn, spent
several days in Devils Lake this week
as the guest of friends.
Judge Cowan and C. E. Taylor went
to Rugby Wednesday night where the
Judge held court Thursday.
Earl Thorson, brother of Ernest
Thorson Of this city is here from Bel.
view, Mimi, visiting for few days.
Devils Lake and Larimore will play
foot ball at the base ball grounds in
this city tomorrow afternoon.
A. R. Walker left Tuesday for sher-
wood where he will spend few days
looking after business, He will then
return to his home in Minneapolis.
Postmaster Darcy and Dr. Crewe
went to Churchs Ferry Tuesday. Mr..
Daeley to look after the territory
of the proposed rural mail route and
the Doctor went to investigate gland
cred horse cases.
The Ramsey County Sunday school
convention will be held at Crary No
vember 18th and 18th and it is hop
ed that every Sunday school in the
county will he represented by a good
delegation.
Mrs. Winan's millinery opening
Friday and Saturday was a great sue
cess Notwithstanding the inclement
weather her store was packed both
days and the sales far exceeded her
expectations. She had on display over
800 hats, comprizing the latest styles
In shape and colors.
Mrs. A. T. Eastman, who has been
in charge of the railroad lunch count
err left this week for Whitefsh, Mont,
where she will visit her daughter
From there she will go to Seattle
where she will spend the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Smith, of st, Cloud will
have charge of the restaurant here
after,
John Mclean, L. Elliot, H. Wander
hoof, r. Daeley, NJ. H. Brennan, w. M.
Holbrook. J. E. Baker, E. S. Eich,
Henry Hale, w. M. Anderson,
F. Emigh, F. A. Baker, Geo. Freist-
man, G. D. Mills, Fred Trainor, F. P.
Mann, A. J. Stade, Silver Serumgard,
Ole Serumgard and J. H. Bloom were
among the number, who went to Grand
Forks Monday from this to hear
Taft speak.
Steve Jones and John Baughman, of
Devils Lake, N. D., are agents
for Canadian Pacific railroad
Co., irrigated lands, call on, or write
them for information regarding prices
and terms, excursion every week from
Minot to Calgary, railroad fare for the
round trip $1,000 go and look at this
last great west in Sunny, Southern,
Alberta. -"
c. A. Stotlar has taken his former
position in the employ of the Great
Northern Railway as Chief Dispatcher
and is now located at Grand Forks.
Mr.. Stotlar formerly held this same
position before going into the auto
mobile business with Mr.. Ball. He
still retains his interests. in the roll
ier rink but will not be here this win
ter. - Vs. -. - = -
You can buy blankets worth $500
per pair for $500 per pair this week
at the New York Cash Store.
F. P. Mann of this city, chairman Of
the republican county central COM
mittee had the pleasure Monday of ac-
| companying the Taft special from.
Grand Forks to Fargo. He said. that
the demonstration at Fargo was one
OF the greatest he had ever seen.
Seven bands, and thousands of people
were out to greet Mr.. Taft. There has
never been man visit the state that
received the enthusiastic reception
that was accorded our next president,
81 81 y, gt-+ W, = ~ *