Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-19
LOCAL. NEWS.


II B, Williamson, OF Willston, was a
business visitor in this city Monday.
6 C. A. Weeden. q. S. revenue collec-
tor, of Hansboro, was in this city
h Tuesday.
1 Attend Holmes & Strands sale next |
week, you will find some bargains. Hot
coffee served the entire week. Il
Troppman Co.'s overstocked sale wilp
continue all next week. Special lots
will be placed on sale every day.
Hon. U. L. Burdick, of Munich, was
in the city yesterday and left in the
evening in company with Attorney Ed
ward F. Flynn to attend the big Min:
nesota-Michigan football game tomor-
row afternoon in Minneapolis.
Tom Young's wood yard opened on
October 18th and can supply you with
all kinds of wood Have a big stock
of dry oak on hand. Office with C.
A. Dodge, phone 40. Yards between
Arnold and Flint avenues, on Fifth st.
Lewis Dion, of Neville, was in
Devils Lake Thursday, greeting old
friends and transacting business. In
cidentally he dropped into the Inter
Ocean Office and advanced his sub
scription couple of years. Mr.. Dion
has taken the Inter-Ocean since it
started and says he cannot get along
without it.
On Thursday, November 4th, at the
new Presbyterian manse, Miss Mary
E. Bailor was united in marriage to
Mr.. Arthur E. Healy, Rev. Arthur G.
Bailey officiating. Both the young peo-
pie have been residents of Penn and
are we'll known and highly esteemed.
On Saturday of the same week they
left for their new home at Ray where
they will live on the farm which the
groom has recently purchased Al
generous supply of good wishes fol-
low them.
At the home of the BRIDES parents
near Penn, occurred the marriage of
Miss E. Pearl Wilkinson to Mr.. Frank
S. Smith, on Tuesday, November End,
Rev. Arthur G. Bailey of Devils Lake
officiating. The wedding was de-
ightful and quiet home affair, attend
ed by small circle of the most init
mate friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties. Both the young peo-
pie are very we'll and favorably known
in the vicinity of Penn and a host of
friends wish them a long and happy
journey through life as they travel it's
path together
Mrs. R. V. Bice is expected home in
a few days from Rochester, Mimi,
with her little daughter, Ruth, whom
she took to the Mayos some four
weeks ago for an operation. The op-
GRAFTON was very serious one for the
little girl who is but three years of
age. When very young she was un-
fortunate in burning her hand quite
severely, causing the fingers to double
In and as she grew older the hand
became so much crippled that her par
i ents decided that an operation was
4 necessary and she was taken to the
y Mayos, where the fingers were cut
+ loose from the hand and skin grated
3 In where they had grown to the palm
r. of the hand. This made it necessary
= for the little one to have her hand and
:: arm bound in one position for couple
I of weeks. She is now getting along
9 nicely and will be able to return home
1 In few days.. It is thought that the
4 hand will heal entirely and show very
i few bad effects from the former acct.
I dent or the operation. This is indeed
: welcome news to Mr.. and Mrs Bice'e
I many friends in this vicinity. Mrs. c.
n. Smith who accompanied Mrs. Bice
+ and who also underwent an operation
is reported by Mrs. Bice as getting
along fine.
7ts, Mems and boys suits and overcoats
at one-fourth to one-half price al
Troppman Co.'s big sale continued all
next week. Two doors west of First
National bank.
Z PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
= Sunday, November 21st.
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