Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

Jim Sing of st. Thomas, visited at
the home of J. R. Kollar Wednesday,
Mrs. Frank Palmer and Mrs. Dingle
of Fort Totten were shopping in the
city Monday.
Miss Blanche Elmslie attended the
teachers institute at Grand Forks the
first of the week.
Joe Foubert of St. Cloud, Mimi, was
shaking hands with friends in the city
the first Of the week.
Jack Dedenhoffffen and family will
shortly occupy the new Heath cottage
on the corner of Sixth street and Mis-
souri, avenue.
Among those who are attending the
fair at Fargo from here are Ed. Rich
ardson, B. johnson, Joe Foubert, Mike
Hyland and Messrs. BeHand and Hen
| sic.
It's great surprise to many people
the great increase of trade at the New
York Cash store. It's easily explained
when you consider the efficient SER
vice and splendid values given.
Miss Gertrude Riordan left Saturday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
friends for two weeks. After that she
will go to Appleton, MINI, where she
will stay with relatives until the latter
part Of August.
Knute Nestegard, of Norway town
ship, returned Tuesday from a three
months trip to his old home in Nor
way. 1t was thirty-two years since
Mr.. Nestegard had visited his old
!, home, and says he certainly enjoyed
his visit.
| At Williston they are going to have
a federal building. The government
is advertising for the sale or donation
to the United States of America of a
corner lot approximately 40 by 40
feet centrally located and suitable for
a federal building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Else took the
train here Monday morning for Port
land, Ore, and other cities on the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Else has not been
gaining In strength as rapidly as was
expected and it is hoped the trip will
be beneficial to him.-Antler Ameri-
can.
Little Miss Lenore Johnson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery johnson,
reached the dignity of her fourth birth
day last Friday and celebrated the
event royalty with the assistance Of a
number of her little friends. Some
jolly games and the serving Of sweets
dear to the childish heart made the
little folks happy.
Mrs. David Graham of Coulee town
ship died Tuesday evening at about
5 o'clock of paralysis. Mrs. Graham
was well known and respected resi-
dent of the western part of the county
where she had many friends who re-
greet to learn of her demise. The fun
eral was conducted Thursday morning
lat 9 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church at Penn, Rev. J. l.. T. Coates
t officiating. Interment was made in
the Devils Lake cemetery.
I Harry Smith. four years old and
Hazel Smith aged three we're turned
over to the care Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bedford last Saturday having been
abandoned by their parents. It seems
that sometime ago Mrs. Smith was
deserted by her husband and she in
turn deserted the children. She has
been working around town for some
time and made arrangements with
i Mrs. Corners, who is living on the
reservation to care for the children,
promising to pay her $25 a month.
When the money was due as promised
i Mrs. Corners was unable to find any
4 trace Of Mrs. Smith and presumed that
4 the children had been deserted. They
1 are very bright little tots ana severa,
] applications have been made to the
sheriff by persons preferring to take
j just one, either the, little girl or boy,
4 but the sheriff Is DESTROYS Of finding
someone who will take the two chill.
] dren as he would rather not see them
separated. Mrs.. WIN Hurst ID caring
Il for the little ones for couple Of days
and unless home Is found for them
Iaoon they win probably be taken % che
/ children's home at Fargo. s5s5@