Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-05
:.LOCALsNEWS

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Try Huesgen for pair of specs,
his charges are reasonable.
Francis Chase of Toxic was In De-
wills Lake between trains Saturday.
! Fred R. Stevens Of Crary was in
the city on legal business Tuesday.
John W. Maher always mas money
ON hand for farm loans-no delay. -""
Mrs. G. E. Martin and son Martin
visited with friends at York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meisel of Garske were
calling on friends here last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Foshay, of Langdon, is the
guest of the J.. @. Adams home this
week.
Bring your watch to Huesgen, he is
an expert at the business, and he'll do
"a good Job. ~.+1.
B. Many new designs In val laces have
+ been included in the special IL cent
[ lace sale at the New York Cash Store.
q Mrs. C.sStinson and Mrs. Dingham of
T Grand Rapids, Ia, were the guests Of
L Mrs. o. W. Onstad, the first of the
a week.
s Must, sell-Improved IL section
! farm: Good soil and subsoil. A. snap.
& Near county seat. Write at once
I H. L. Lyon, BoWbells, N. Oak.
4 Fred Duftfnof Garskeawno suffered
I. a nervous breakdown a few months ago
i and who it was necessary to send to
h the asylum at jamestown for special
: treatment is now fully recovered, and
l able to return home.
.. Word was received by friends here
Tuesday that Jos. F. Grant was killed
at st. Paul on Monday, being run over
: by a switch engine. Mr.. Grant was
1 formerly of this city and was employ
ed at the Great Northern shops for
+ about a year and half where he had
many friends. He was a member of
the Workmen lodge here in which he
carried insurance. .s: ~. =.
. The Fort Totten Indians received
&. another payment last Monday, which
! amounted to $4,000, each Indian re-
! ceiving from 1892 to $3.50. The mon
+ ey was paid to the Indians whose nam
es were on the roll of honor, being
those who have shown progress and
Z are able to take care Of themselves.
+ The children's money is held in trust
{ by the United States until they can re-
& ceive the recommendation Of the agent
/ to draw out the same. This payment
was part Of that fund. ,..s .:a.> : <
Our local contemporary is trying
! very hard to make 1t apparent that the
meeting of the republican county CEN
+ trail committee in this city was very
\ lrate affair. To The contrary there were
4 but two contests and they were friend
~ and when they were settled they
were settled BY q majority and those
& present are satisfied. OF course, the
democrats are not satisfied, that was
Il not expected. The democratic meet
4 ing, IL there was enough democratic
& committeeman elected to have one,
& viii probably be a harmonious affair,
4 as there will not be enough present
d TO stir up q contest on anything.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
.ers OF the Home Investment company
was held at the city hall last Thursday
h evening, at which the following direc-
tors were elected for the ensuing year:
NJ "a. b. Kerlin, II. e. Baird, J. NJ. Kelly,
y. r. Bangs, Ole Serumgard and H. G.
Middaugh. The board Of directors will
Il elect officers at their next meeting.
Ole Serumgard presented "a statement
showing the business Of the company
for the past year and which shows the
company at the present time to be In
y excellent condition. It was decided
20 continue the business on the Inn
provement plan and the company viii
& no doubt offer a number Of their hous-
81 s for sale on the installment plan In
the near future.
Farm Loans. Money ON hand on
fay0FahI0 terms. Lowest rates. E.