Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
SsJ. M. Mcclure, of Webster was 3

sSJ. M. Mcclure, of Webster, was
business visitor in this city Tuesday.
81. A. ,VanLiew was at Grand Forks
the fore. part of the week.
IA. G.. Harden, of Hansboro, was a
business visitor In this city this week,
Mrs. MI. stoll and son have return
ed from a three weeks visit with rela.
tives at St. Paul. -. =. : r. :,
Judge Orr was a visitor at the home.
OF his daughter, Mrs. Henry Medelman
at Crazy Christmas. - ID ): =. :;
z; Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.. Glover, of Sarles,
were visiting Mrs. Glover's parents in
this city this week. ~
! Mr.: and Mrs. F. Melsberry, Of Rock
Lake, have been shopping in the me-
tropolis this week. ,s-,-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Reinecke left
Tuesday for Fargo after a visit with
Prof. and Mrs. Judges. =
Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh spent Christ
mas at the home of her sister. Mrs
Henry Medelman at Crazy.
!, Our neighbours troubles never
appear large until we run up against
the same thing ourselves.
In this issue of the Inter-Ocean will
be found a chronology of the leading
events Of the past year which gives in
condensed form all happenings of i'm
portance from Jan. /, 1909, to Dec. 80,
1909, including the deaths of notable
people and great achievements
throughout the world. It. is carefully
and accurately edited, and a very in
teresting summary of the events of
1909.
. The Grand opera house has been CIV
ing their patrons an exceptionally
strong bill this week. The vaudeville
artists this week were Princess Tar
peia, the handcuff queen. She is a
wonder In her line, being able to es-
cape from any handouts or shackles
that have been produced. It is also
impossible to tie her SO that she can
not escape. The Haydens, wire won
ders, consist Of very clever team of
four wire artists that are leaders in
the business. The moving picture
films are exceptionally strong, as is
also the illustrated song: The Grand
is giving performances that are well
in line with the best houses in this
section. Tonight will be the second
amateur night. The one last Friday
was a great success, some of the tai
ent being SO funny that it was a hit.
Tonight promises to eclipse it.
. The Ladies' World for January,
which is just out, has large amount
of unusually good fiction, the idea OF
the editor being to provide in this and
the next number stories that will
prove excellent reading for the mid.
winter season. The opening contribu.
ton is a delightful story of boy cal.
led Richard the Lion Heart, by S. Ten
Eyck Bourke. 1t is full of the "heart
interest" so much desired just now
Then there is a breezy western sketch
of an original character called Long
George, one of whose friends helps
the; course of true love when it seems
badly: needed. Annie Hamilton Don.
nell. has, in A Disturber of the Peace
one Of those strong, domestic dramas
that she does SO well. I. A. r. Wylie
brings to- a conclusion John Har
greave's Shadow really remarkable
woman's story; and Charles G.. D.
Roberts continues with Behind the
Rainbow, his novelette,, which com
bines love and adventure. There is
also more of those fascinating animal
experiences told by Albert :Bigelow
Paine in '"The. Hollow Tree" There
are two special articles worthy; OF
note in William Penn-Great Preacher
:series-and Clerking as an occupa'
ton for Women. The Household. and
Fashionable Departments are full OF
good things, and there are the usual
excellent papers on Health, Good, Ell
quette, Needlework, Puzzles, etc:-:--
New York; Fifty Cents a Year, ". :