Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-14

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the city Friday, b &, III . ~ -.$5~ II
Attorney Maher has been to Bis 2
marck attending the supreme court. !
I'd Sam Dodd will sell horses and cows
at auction Saturday afternoon. T..
d, Agent Kelley took in the ice palace,
and Is said to be an expert on snow
shoes. yys. $s:&r ,&=es..,.,., -. =. ~>:t. I,
in There will be services in the new
nj. e. church Sunday. - ]
:. A. Q. Whipple returned from Mime.
sofa Wednesday. T.
Col. Smith drove up from Bartlett
Sunday afternoon. returning in the
evening. 49,
4 Maj. Peck, Of the firm of Peck &
Field, at Fort Totten, was in town last
Saturday. = n :.
!, George Carpenter threw his knee
out Of joint Saturday. /
Postmaster Egan of Fort Totten, is
expected home Saturday. He had two
weeks of ice palace.
Carpenter and Maloney have dis
solved partnership, G. o. Maloney sue,
ceeding the business. .,..
Judge O'Brien returned from st.
Paul Wednesday.
Virgil B. Noble recently Of Devils
Lake, but now Of Bottineau, has been
appointed postmaster at that place.
> Miss Augusta Hoadley, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Mullen of this city, has returned to
her home in Fargo.
The familiar face and figure Of A. j.
Alexander is again seen amongst us.
Mrs. Alexander returned with him
from Lakota.
Arthur Horsman was last week the
recipient of a very handsome present
"a fine gold watch-from his partner,
A. B. Rennett.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Hig-
bees Thursday afternoon.
Commissioner James Michaels of
Benson county, spent two or three
!, days in the city last week. Mr.. Mich
aels is one of the early settlers on
Graham's island ...
H.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hansbrough left
Friday morning for st. Paul, where
they spent a day or two enjoying the
ice carnival. They will visit Chicago
before they return next week.
There was some fast time made
last Saturday on our streets. Sheriff
Wagness'. little black trotter seemed
D.. to prove the favorite, although it is
=, =: rumored that the other fellows were
doing the holding back for q soft
snap" act. } -: -. ~; ..;'>>. s. .
s:<,ss John F. Piesman and Miss Mary A
Wilgus will be married next Tuesda.
I evening at thezresidence Of the bride
~ Suspension: Bridge, N. =. The groom
= is one of Ramsey county''s progressiy.
d young farmers: and / the Inter-ocea
z wishes the happy couple much 10y.
,.5s$ss4 The acting commits sioner Of th,
general land Office has affirmed the dc
i" cision Of the register and receiver vi
=.Z the case of Edgar LaRues VS.. Charlie
L. Pool. & The case involves valuabl
~ 7or5 TsIov,5 o,,t3 rryo G, cnx,f n
+ the first which was instituted her
ss5 after the land office was opened. Il MI
q: Pool Is perhaps the oldest man in thi
section Of the country, he being abou
i. I. & 100 years Old !. His homestead entry
one Of the Youngest, being No, 5.S
!; 7 IL The Misses simrall are ii receip
*5. OF a letter from an aunt who reside
att Harrods burg, Mercer county, Ken
s lucky, al central town, saying that o.
the 26th Inst. the thermome ter stoo
q S twenty degrees below zero. The snoy
n: was fourteen inches on the level. an
the weather bright and beautiful
Strange On the same day here q
Devils Lake, the thermometer regis
!#s tered sixty above and there was hare
I enough snow to provide good sleigI
CONNIE mt is Unnecessary.
Make this entr your diary
Devils Lake u s86:l
s35s heavy rain IS alling which Pts slff
y cientiy warm to melt the snow snoS
fast disappe aring szll1 lderl the in
fiuence of the rain and atmos sphere.
Arrange ments are being made for
0 series Of enterta ailments at the publ
school building, small charge TO
admissi lon Will be made and the 35prt
ceeds devoted to- the library FUND
This fund has already received A Cal
start. and ~ reasonable tos expec
M that We shall have ii, the near sfutur
public library that Will be III credi