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New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
TWO ENGLISH sUFFRAGIsTs.
Barnard Girls Hear Story of Their Pilgrimage
in Great Britain

Barnard girls and watched Miss Rachel Cos
1elo and Miss ReIIdaI with round eyes Of interest
a. the meeting OF the Suffrage League yesterday
afternoon American college girls don't do the kind
Of things English college girls do. Last summer
Miss Costello and Miss Rendal were two Of five
who travelled through rural England IN a van
hunting votes for women They started in the
south Of Scotland with Scotch horse TO drag
the van and a steady and reliable Scotchman TO
drive the horse. The ali canvassed over,
like gypsy's wagon oldtine prairie schooner.
and ali through the pleasant month Of June they
loitered in the beautiful Lake country, picnickng
ty the wayside at noon and hunting out quaint old
English inns al night. As they drove two on bi-
cycles secuted ahead, down villages and ham
lets, warned the inhabitants thereof that the suf
fragists coming and interviewed the police
department for permit. When the van arrived IN
:own it would draw up in suitable spot. ana
then the FIVE would busy themselves hanging the
wagon round with posters. chalking advertisements
the pavements and sending the town crier
through the streets 10 cry out that the sUfragiss
had come TO town
There were four speeches each night, and they
were always the same four speeches. There were
four Jokes. also. which strictly and impair
tally divided. and each in honor bound not 10
use the other girls joke, even IL her speech led
tion- The introduction Cor some reason very
popular. and there some souabbling as who
should have It Il vas short and easy and brought
forth formidable questions. But the other
hand. il mildly disconce-ting, because the one
who spoke Il had 10 begin without any audience,
casting her words upon the circumambient atmos-
phe-e Then the children would come running IN
their clattering little wooden shoes and then the
older ones. The other speeches were labelled re
spectively. the working woman speech the home
speech and the conclusion The fifth wheel TO this
suffrage wagon, having speech to make had TO
pass the hat for coppers During the month they
collected 500 in coppers. and so useful was the
work that two are TO be put In commission
this and their expenses paid by the British
Suffrage Association.
Miss Rendal told all this IN a most captivating
way. and then Miss Costello stood up and asked
questions Of her after the manner of the British
rural outdoor audience Her reproduction Of the
yoke amused the Barnard girls very much Miss
Costello and Miss Rendal gcing 10 school at
Br1n MaEr now. and incidentally travelling in
Colorado 20 see how the women vote making
speeches on Boston Common and otherwise helping
70 disturb the peace.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Many ImmoUed Manhattan Prop
critics To Be Sold To-day.

Many large improved properties on Manhattan
Island are scheduled to be sold to-day at the Aeai
Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos Il and 10 Vesey
street. The offerings will be as follows;
81 Maiden Lane. BY '2ss96 f pay 6t Gold St aareA
% 81 iTeg sty store and loft bldg e1Es eaie ..
81 sem st. 8 200 # of Madison ooz1co6; e1rs
IS Howard st, n s. eee # W of Broadway. 22x76 sty
28o5 % and 25o7 "a ave- $ 40 IT I1sth st. 4oxso;
is I22d st. s. $50 It Of 7th ava 174z1oo11: sty
"a ISoth st $ 800 It Of Amsterdam ave- 81 dI
$50 and 552 I60th st. S. $50 IT OF Broadway two
sty houses each 81 6xee II vol sale o. soo -,
sos ' i4ae5 s. Of sta .o7s 99Eae II =; sy
1saaos atty; T + Baskerville. ref; amt due S.
l5S q RsF sS sst aa 'sE Tsa R6ss ROSE ..
al; L a Jaer atty: Charles Ftrestone ref amt DUE
$40 Iab4tb st = i94 # Of Prince St 111s2 10
sy tenH1t store Rlsser ast Pasquals 1 Pal ct
al: Paul ArTnltage ety; Leo c2rley ref amt qua U.s.
store 5Ssl & PaTs fe f2f ag St Max Roh al Jaer
atty Charles F1restone. ref amt due $lo8 u; taxes
cor 1SSh Ss st tic 1"sF22s sb51s 10 .69
vacant; Helen Mccartney agt Isnats Rosenzwtes ct all
Soi SaFGH y; axes etc s'ss s14S6d
p 18th st. s. 276 It " Of 9th ave. 26x1oo5; sty
zs2 Isnox ave s. 2s5 # OF 12ad St 0OI75; sty
dvIe eTers sale; estate Of Francis Furnald
Tho auction offerings yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
1865 Brown Place. !'.sga sgs PeS .: 18Th st, os
story fat; Seymour agt Jacob Till ct al; II
seymour, atty J McCauley ref; due. 81 21O 81;
taxes S76i At; prior mgs OF SlS2oo; to the
plaintiff for S24, 402 - - . -. =.
Fulton 2s11 n Of 1e8th St - 1IxiS5 1xloss
Mutual Life Insurance Company agt ScheucE 81 al
action 2: James McKeen atty: H 81 J Wood ref an1r
due s2 500 15 taxes ETC. ss4s s6 to this pnintR for
sl4I5o o,,o,oo,oo L..
100 4 vacant W Bea aEt Isaac Cohen ct al aeton =
3 Chedsey atty P Cuhane ref amt due lSo4o eS'
taxes etc S57o Of; to plaintiff for $1,000 .u
81 Mary1s Beekrnan ave. "a xI2Cx9o -.
vacant: same same: action /; atty same
nat due SIS 174 taxes S547 IS; 10 re pa1ntR
forS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
WOIE-SHURERT.

Miss Dora shubert. sister Of Lee and J. ]. Shu-
bert, the theatrical managers, was married yester
day afternoon to Milton Wolf. a well known bust
ness man, formerly of Chicago but resident
of this city The wedding ceremony took place at
Delnonico's at o'clock. and the Rev. DR.. Silver
man ofhciated. Only the members OF the inanedi-
ate families Of Miss Shubert and Mr.. Wolf were
present Among them were Lee Shubert ]. J. Shu-
bert Mrs. Shubert, their mother. and Miss Sarah
Shubert Mrs. Fanny Isaacs OF Syracuse; Mrs
Wolf. mother OF the bridegroom, and Edwin Wolf
his brother. Miss ShIbert received hundreds of
costly and beautiful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wolf will spend their honey
moon in Europe and Will then return to make their
home in this city. They will sail or the Adria4ic
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
OPERATORS IN PARK AVENUE DEAL.

Construction Company CNevtns & Pereman) No
1o7 East 1o1st street, three story brick dwelling
house on q lot 156x75 feet. Also No. 1ol East 1ost
street northeast corner Of Park avenua g similar
buildinr on lot 1s6x76 Philip Reilly, the pur-
chaser will improve the corner for his own husi-
ness
Nevfns & Perelman recently took thu property
IN exchange for Nos 123 and rs East 1c2d street
six story tenement house, lot B0xlooL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Fitzgerald Of the Supreme Court. has
er,oir.a5 Jacoh Iatz receiver Of the rents Of No.
n Broome street, IN an action brought BY Kate NJ
Solomon against Emil Aheles ana others TO fore
close a mortgage Of 1880
Moses C;reenbaurn has been appointed receiver
~ the rents of Nos 8l2 and 344 East 18th street,
six story tenement house, IN action brought by
Herman Rosenberg and others against Abraham d
vyeinstein and others 10 foreclose mortgage OF
S25 90
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
WILL SELL PARKER BUILDING.

The Parker Building on plot 1s1x5O feet, at tbs
southeast corner OF Fourth avenue and 18th street
which was damaged by fire little over a year
ago. Is to be sold in foreclosure in a few weeks
The sale is the outgrowJh Of an action brought by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company against
Emma s T1hieIe and others to secure payment Of
q first mortgage end interest.
The property is to be sold TO satisfy judgment
Of about t929OOO There are back taxes, etc. on the
property amounting to S24o 900
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
WANT A SUBWAY STATION.

Property owners and residents Of the district OF
which Central Park West and 1o4th street forms a
part wtIl meet tonight TO formulate plan OF ac-
ton for securing subway station at that point
The meeting Will be held AT the Hotel Msrseille
Broadway and I03d street
Several we'll attended meetings OF property own
ers have already been held to advocate the build
ing OF the station.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
TO TMPRovE CITY HOSPITAL.

Plans have been filed for remodelling the octag-
onaI cupola OF the Metropolitan Hospital. on Black
wells Island, into four operating rooms. 1he
alterations are TO cost $1,000 The hospital dining
-oo-os and kitchen arc 10 be enlarged by making
over the present boiler house into an annex TINS
in7urovenent costing an additional $500.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
PRAYER MEETING.

The weekly devotional meeting Of the Ladies'.
Christian Union will be held tomorrow az II
O'Clock a IN the chapel Of the Collegiate Church
Fifth avenue and 4sth street.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
ANOTHER BEEKMAN LEAsEHoLD SALE

have sold for Dr. David ID, Jennings No, l26 East
6ith street, 2OxloN5 feet. a Reekmen leasehod. 70
Daniel b Freedman. This is the second BsekInan
leasehold In this block that has recently been sold
a operator.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
PAQUIN
Paris
THE WELL KNOWN DRESSMhkER

8. Rue de la Paix, Paris, bees to inform
his Clients that his trade e-n1ark
having been
EXTENSIVELY C0UNTERFEITED
His Waist Bands
VIII bear the Signature
"PAQUIN"
In Bronze Green Letters
OK
White Ground
For Summer Season 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN

The report Of tho Delaware. IAckawanua &
Western Railroad Company for the month OF Janu-
ary- and for seven months ended January 81. 1909.
compares as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS

The weekly statement OF averages Of the banks
OF New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members Of the
New York Clearing House Association, but which
clear through OF the members, IS as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
oouNTRY,s FOREIGN TRADE.

The chief Of the bureau OF statistics, Department
OF Commerce and Labor. reports tho classification
OF imports and exports for January and for the
months ended with January as follows;
BIPORTS-JANUARY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

Many large improved properties on Manhattan
Island are scheduled to be sold to-day at the Rea
Estate Exchange saIesrooms. Nos Il and 16 Vesey
street. The offerings will be as follows;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
=--t75.- = -.r., %. .Tar.l,,s-' 2 .'.' s-
Professional Orators,

~ When Lord Rosmead, then Sir Her
cules Robinson, was governor Of New:
South Wales. In the early seventies. Il:
fell to his lot to admit the erstwhile
cannfbal kingdom Of Fiji as an In
tegral part Of the British empire.
During the incidental ceremonies he,
noticed that none Of the great fighting
chiefs spoke in person and that each
of them had q professional orator on
his stan. As an Irishman,. with q
strong sense Of humor. Sir Hercules
was naturally tickIed by such q novel
situation. and when he got back DO
Sydney he repeatedly euiogized the AZ
,rangement pointing out that the man
Of action was very rarely a man OF
words and that civilization might very
well learn a lesson from Pacific chiefa.
London Chronicle, .S5sz IS! NJ :.44
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
ooers ge1lcy
q. lJSUR ANCE
Insurance Bonds. taliment Loans:
~ Geo. lVIooers
Bangs Blk 3a s3s5:ss


Look At the new kupp elmer;
clothes Tor men and young men at the
New York Cash Store:
4. ana NH. ~ Boswell, of Jack
ssonYilIe Tenn d, ing at 4 the
Jack Daoust home. s35 sixth street
rs. ogler l an son d II have
been visiting for several weeks at
itehneld, Tim. returned home Fri
!;
ana ia d BAH 81 psln 81 ba 81 6 81 8
the Isutten o1 tie Lake shore
road east from about ten
miles.
sEs The Stevens leYator CO. has plr-
Chased the coal business and stock 81!
The farmers NH 81 Elevator Associ.=
ION.
SSH Miss Pearl Duen who has been max
/ ing IL extend isitts a sre
turned home ttahe latter part 81 last
week.
Miss Lille Erickson who has been
ys,ting at Moorhead. linn. sffo the
last mon has returned to her hons
h u this y
very On oyabIes dance was given
at the odd Fellows han last Ftiday
evening. Music 81 the Deeyils Lake
orchest
Charles mit turned homo Sun
4 day from his eastern trip gone
hes visited the oities Chicago
and Mi1Waukss.
The trustees have sget Monday. Sen
temb 1881, Eas the date for otIng
!, On the question off incorp orating Dew
lis Lake sas q
Rev Arthur Bailey was at Cal
vim, attending to church buai-
ness at that plac on Tuesda Ie
returns on ednesda
MIS- William Shields ana Miss
Mildred Hellend left ffoT their home Al
Ada, Minnesota saturaa after 'yis;
iitt the Strand home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
J Well Trained.

!. rs farmer. finding a motor horn I'm
the road, took It home. determined 10
turn: it to some use. So he taught his
poultry to gather for meals at It's foot,
and all nature may be said to have
smiled till one morning motor car
passing the farmyard blew a loud
blast. The full strength Of the poultry
yard instantly ran ont into the road
and began to pursue the car with alT
the ardor OF railway travellers charging
Into the refreshment room. At the end
OF the ffth mile fourteen pullets and.
three BOOSTERS succumbed through az
haustion. The rest are still running
English Panar f3 :sss:s .2 55$.ss3 81 ..sE n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. =EE.
j. Ghamberiin.

j. Ghdmberllll. ,=:55.s
sscocesceecooooceeec ocecesss
81 a bert Jaqua was in from Toxic on
Thursday sss2 s:ss .:,
'Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Wilson, Of Dut-
lu1th, have been visiting IN this city
Tor a few days.. & .s: q: q:
Attorney SHINES, states attorney Of
Benson count was over from Mime
l y, .gIs.a1 T I,t lev.
.s# New Fan Dress Goods the proper &c
styles and colors are displayed at the
New York Cash Store. 81 b ,,ss:
d. Mrs. r. W: stair. returned to he1
farming interestsin lard county
Man ian labor day reunion IS
Mrs. Ellen Haig, Of starkweather;
can, to Devils Lake last week from
g visit q with MI. and Mn. j sA. Haig.
MI. and Mrs. Richardson and
p. &c Proute, Jr, Of Warwick, were
business visitors Ii this city Monday
s. = Jordahl has accepted the 3,
ton Of foreman Of the light. water and
telephon plant FOR the Devils Lake
4 Improvement co. succeeding MI. Shell
don, who resigned to enter tie bakery
business. 55555,s
Ed tor Chamb hers .of the Ghurchs
Ferry Sun was in Devils Lake over
night Monday. MT. Chambers lis one
OF the pioneers Of this vicinity and
has been at the head Of the sun for
some ten or twelve years. He gets
out q 4 very editable paper for Al place
the q size u the lFsrry:
f waste your! money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle 81
Cham erlain's Idniment for twenty
i've cents. piece Of flannel damp
e sl1 'sa with this liniment is superior t.
any plaster for lame back, pains in
the@side and chest, and much cheap
er, Sold by all drug gists.
@f y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
Tho Reein,ental Barber.

5ssSA major In an English regiment has
ia great contempt for tncapacity De any
kind and is somewhat impatient. a
sergeant complained to him chat be.
could get no man to- undertake ths
duty Of barber 70 the company.
- there no gardener In the com
PAM? asked the major testify. Sec
u you can ind one. ana send him %
me, (, re.
The man was duty sent, bnt ON re-
ceiving orders TO oct as barber ven
stured to- expostuIate
Great gunsF. cried ~ the major.
81 you can cut grass you can cue.
hair! Go ah0 do. 1t r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
LO Ia
The First National Bank Of Devils
Lake. loans money on Real
Estate Z. very low rate Of Interest.
You can pay your h lOan at any time
With us. s

VgtSsssa y - VII stllU
with lis. .
@ssss sssssssss
4 Buy school clothing 81 The / New
York Cash Store. Best yalues money
can buy
55s:ss Erickaon and "a. A. Huesby 81
Bdnore were III ~ Devils Lake 81 sbusi.
:nnsas Monds q ~ 5.s==
g Webster, IS Pittsburgh, was q
DeeviIs Lake visitor The latter part
ofHlast{ week.
John a1her make farm
loans that you Slcar pay lotff any inter-
est payment late
Albert curnnl of glarresh olm,
.Aalberta, was u business yisitor IN Dew
ils Lake Mond
John llaher make farm
loans that you can 81 any inter.
est payment date.
Everett Duel VIII rs his fathers
! farm 'ltl uear Garske# sundayed with his
parents ins this cit
Mrs. kline returned home
the latter part of last week from y
visit at Sioux CITY.
p. Hodgkinson, of Los Angeles
I has been II this city this week attend.
Ing to business matters.
Miss Emma Grams rel turned to her
l,o s.ats WASHING ton. p. c. Monday.
after a visit I'll this Ficinty ~
i If you have q crop contract expirs
ing John w Maher will make you y,
loan at lowest rates to clean II III .ss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

(. Mrs. q: w stonleslr, has returnlee,d Sto.
her home at ST. Paul after 4 fewsdays:
visit. atthe home of Mrs. ". % Hook
ing
Tom Mclean. who has been wprk-:
Ing at Gilmore for a bout q month past
returned 81 his home Sin this city last
week
Mrs Barthe1d, of starkweather, has
been visiting at the home of her par
ents, MT and \ Mrs. 9. G. BsosWort1h
week.
s sS ~ ia SPRUNG burned Saturday
night from astrip to= the eastern smar-
kets where he was purchasing fnrni-
lure stock 5.iss III:
Mrs, Geo r berg went Paul
SUNDAY called here by the Illness sof
her husband VINO - ins q ospital at
that place n: .E q.
:ss Mrs. Lewis who has been spending
the summer at Chautanqua left sun
day for Bigmarc where she VIII
spend the winter
Miss Esth er ahood who was Tor
atime the guest 81 Miss Mamie Huea,
gen III this city. left Tor her home at
?ICando Wed nesday
Chamberliin ahd hfiss Cham
berlin WentSto Viinona, 8 ldinnesota son
Saturday evening. called 81. the death
81 Harry Matthew ;;;ss S';'l n. \.
lIiss Louise Prin,de Vile, Who has
been visiting 30 the tcogaWell cottage
at Ghantauaua, returned to- her home
AZ Grand Forks Monday 8
q Judge "a homp son. of Cando.
visited III Devils is ednegday
with IA. ddaaig,lh Thompson
was en- route 70 Paul
As. Holiness s. Washing D q,
was IN Devils Lake Saturday and Sun
day in the interesst the geoio gicall
5depart ment of the United sstatess 81
Miss Minnie Linfeldt Sc auil.
arrived 81 Devils lake Wednesday,
and has assumed her duttiies as head
trimmer at the mans MI lineTy.
sf
ssherlff Belford went tos Bismarck <
Wednesd ay, king with q him Charles
johnson and ssl'l, Emil AT were last
IA sentences to the penitentiary
Il l Bert obrs fr a1,.i sI,,,naWay
have purchased the lack business Of
Naugh tor ilmott and ~ con
duct bach ansfer and line.
~ M, nm, M WINE
e rfenaerson, Deyils I,alEe 81 and James.
~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03


q orville DUEL, who has been spend
Ing the summer on his fathers farm;
near Garske, returned home Tuesday
20 prepare for his work as teacher IN:
the high school ofsthis city: s:9.s
E:E German ran services win be
held at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday, Sept. 5. at 10: as q. n.
Germans cordially invited to attend
Adolf q Kollmorgan. Pastor.
. College Of Law. University of North
Dakota. Strong faculty Of able law
Eyers. Good library, FAN term opens
||sept la1st For Ill, aa ID
College of Law Grand Forks, NJ Oak.
kss Last Friday morning al the General
IAospital, occurred the death Of the
dnEyear-olds Bon off Mr.s ana Mrs. D. e.
Barry. of Bartlett ne remains we're we're
taken TO their HON for funeral satnr.
day
|iSs Four comp lexion as well: as your
[temper}f Il rendered miserable BY q dis.
ordered liver. BY taking Chamber
|iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets YOU
|'can prove both Sold by all drug
Egfsts. s}sSsi5=E
rs pair S. new fall shoes At the
New York Cash Store and enjoy real
sM you send your sons ana; daughters
Edo sthe AEankato Commercial College.
|Mankato. MINI (. they WIN IS under ID {
the best inauenc e, orally socially.
and educationally Send ~ Tor their
wear book u is free n
n Burke. iddaughh q Guthbert have
moved their law once ii ia the south
suite sof rooms in the Locke Gram
building. The rooms were designed
and arranged especially FOR. this Arm
and are very convenien
Joe zunich ii advert Using for. bids
for moving the Drake hotel to lots
about block east Of his former ho--
teI location. IT is his intentio n to
open q new hotel there as soon as he
lean get the build ling moved sEs3
. Mrs. Jane Austin and daughter, Miss
Grace, ofs Boston. who had been guests
81 the home 81 Rev. and 1A.
Olsen Ein this city for 4 week left Non
day for Westhone. where they viii
visit before returning home :ss3s
ou should post up Us Oh the new fan
styles Of ii coats and street suits on
sale AZ the New OH Cash store
The attendance 81 the Colonial is
steadily increasing his Is due en:
tirely the manner Il which this
lpopuIar amuse rouse ii sr.lns ny,
Iery thing Ii first class and perfect ors
der Ina intainad at alI times
ouns. others of Mrs A
lGodWard ana her sist b
iHorden ana hildren. from San Der
lsnando. Philippi line Island visfteds al
TIC home Of supt: and Mrs sodWard
IL this city the latte part of last week
Not minute should be lost when !
Iehild shows IONS ofs Group Cham
IberIain, Cough Remedy given as soor
|as The child pecomes hoarse. Oh ever
jafters the Group coagh .,sssi
prevent the alta ck Sold by al dlralg
igists.
derma wing "a the nor
thaIn mai OF this count has Just an
ished hreahins and renorts that ,l
one of his fields cont aining q ght acraI
4 his wheat went 40 bushels III the aert
and on liother patch conta hing ii
acres he got 81 bushels y tae acrs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
~. 8. Dunn il visiting At NilIiatnr

' 8 M y 11ts.on'
8 ]. q. AtSss Dsiioro y Vlsiting in
G ~
81 ! - a'ann ss# y sVlsltlngs g Col
81 s Y:
81 IN n J naYanaugn vas d from 81.
80
y $3.50 U s1saune sat Lake Cry
s' $50;
WITS. g. And erson e sitting with
relatives q An p
Rev. Meisels sof Garske. was IN Dew
" AXE SATURDAY. T;
Robert B colnyers was down from Can.
go n his auto ME-
| Joe stenson IS at Upham looking at
yer sE farming Interests
as baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs 3. Ffa 'all' Tues day s.fs
IN, n, s. ]. |,
MIS- Walters Saturda 5:ss 5s
Mas q at,., Hal g. & 3,
!, 4 q, ~ eAe
M III M 5 vt,,,,, q, I, 5, 1, s. =, i:
itina nm ,cbiga y m ~ ". n
ss' ss
HarborS toWnahin v,Vadnesd.Y ~
s.
] home at' Leeds Wed nesday after a Wis
3 49,, :. s. +, y Was ~ lamar the
1oie pArt s. ens sWeek 81 sDus1ness
.3 .. ones 81 ,iooklng after his
antslss's ~ ysaIs ocounty
;9ltn MISS Pearl Webster Y, Ct Webster
Miss Marion Nash, 4. Oh /. \, webster, Ms
tied III this city the first 81 the Va, week
and Mrs. Jacob Wolf. 81 Cleye.
land township. ; n q ia the city Tues.
day. .Ss3s13
w MISS Alma HOnnett OF Webster wa q
Iii Devils Lake between , trains s,atnr.
day. .sS..;...
81 II Nj. and Mrs. Fred Duff L. 81 G q
visited III III this city IN SATURDAY after
noon no Zoo: 4.
y. 4, Lannin returned Tuesday from
- business TIL New Hampton
Iowa. III
.B. Cushmia,nns was Down from Lansls
ford over Sunday visiting With l,is
family 5.z: ~.
Strand ana August Leavitt were
y IA Devils Lake from Grand Harbor
'Montla \.
ichnlord and ffaxnilsy 81 Minis
sneRauka were AXE ytsitors
Tuesday MI: 81
sS NJ Mrs. Whitford returned satur.
day ernoon rona = few weeks Viz
Is at Ragby
D0oIs TOT
men and women on sale at the New
York Cash Store. sss|
er,,e NM n, l S,sa s NM, NM,
;;EWednesday morninsa ffor Alberta ia
LaRuesa automob as
az /, l, ~ 4, 8
his brother Fred Frye from san Al.
tonic. Texas III tliia week II, I,
81 ~,
visiting al theSs home 81 har parents
MI. and Mrs. John Daeley.
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Tor there she I'D steach
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

4 orvtlle Duel, who has been spend
Ing the summer on his. fathers farm
near Garske, returned home Tuesday
20 prepare for his work as teacher IN
the high school Of this city