Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
towns Of the east,


towns Of the east. - =. s'<,'
MAJ. J w. tCramsie, indian agent at
Fort Totten intends visiting the Tur-
tie Mountains soon, on Government
business. : 3-:.'%% ~. w.
III III Mr.. McDevitt Of Poplar Grove, call
ed this morning and states that Capt.
Herman's steamer Will be running in
about three weeks. r.,
Mr.. Blanchfield left town last satur.
day Tor bis home I'm ! Independence,
Wis He win return ii "a III short time
accompanied by his family
! The Odd Fellows Ban. to be held at
Fort .Totten this evening will be an
OCCASION Of unusual INTEREST and pleas.
ure. A good time is anticipated for
all atten ling.
{ ,e@Mr, NJ. Y. Briggs has our thanks for
timely help in getting out the first pa
per. Those having building to do will
do weifto confer ,withsMr. Briggs, as
he is a~@first-class, workman. .-..... ....,,.
w. P. Fowle, of the firm of Lovejoy
& Fowles Of Bartlett, was in town, Sun
day and Monday, with the view Of put
ting in a lumber yard here. He is
highly pleased with Grand Harbor and
thinks it, is the finest point on the
lake. ID" 49, ~.. 49, ...
The party held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Larose of Graham's Is
land last Monday evening was a very
pleasing event, and we'll attended, all
enjoyed themselves until the small
hours of the morning.
Father Lavere, Catholic Priest from
Grand Forks, was in town last week
making arrangements for the establish
ment of a Catholic church in Grand
Harbor. He like all others who come
here, is well pleased with the place.
Star City received an addition re-
Gently, by the arrival of G. M. Wag
ner N. Douglass of Brooklyn, N. Y
and A. G. Farrell of New York, who
were warmly welcomed after their
journey through storm and food by
Messrs. Farrell & Wagner.
We are requested to state that ar
express Office has been established al
Bartlett, and all persons on the lake
having express matter sent there, by
having their postomce address on the
package, on it's arrival at Bartlett
will be notified by card, by the gentle
manly agent Mr.. F. H. Stoltz.. -.-
r Grand Harbor, has no regular hote
but the weary traveller looking for {
home In this delightful country, will
]be comfortably provided for by Mr.
H. Richter. Everything is clean ant
homelike and Mrs. Richter knows JUS
how to set table to satisfy the. in
ward wants Of. the hungry land locker
H Prairie fires are getting quite FIRE
quent, and unless greater care is takel
we fear considerable damage will b.
Idone. Tuesday last, Mr.. VIM; .Flum
sa5erfelt- came near losing theSshousel d
his farm, the, fire having surrounded
it, and had it not been for the time
" appearance OF; Mr.. Morgridge an
J.. Kuderman, it would have burned II
the ground: The, building was il
flames when the boys reached it, bu
by lively work they succeeded in sub
1 dnine tho Hamas. + s,azs %. q .rrss' ,
1t is almost increditable the numbe
Of fish that are being caught here thi
spring. asst Monday morning Mr.. Lo1
stoesser and two younger brother
caught nine fine ones weighing from
four to twelve pounds apiece; and J
F. Cowan and J. H. Bartholomew q
the 81 weighing over 1875 pounds. TIL
same morning Geo. Carter and Wn
Nichols took out nineteen; anothe