Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-12
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G. ]. B. Turner spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Fargo.

G. ]. B. Turner spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Fargo.
Try Huesgen for a pair Of specs,
his charges are reasonable.
Miss Ida Nelson visited with her par
ents at Foston, Mimi, this week.
Miss Tena Edlund of turtle, MIMI,
is the pleasant guest of Mrs. August
Raft for a few days.
w. F. Moseley Of the firm of Nose
ley & Converse Of Cando was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Miss Mary Smith returned home on
Monday after a pleasant visit with
friends at Twin Valley, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Freeman have
moved up from Chautauqua and taken
apartments in the Locke-Gram block
for the winter.
George Reuter- who has been at
Mercy hospital for the past few weeks
suffering from typhoid fever is able
to be out again.
Miss Amy Heyer, one of the gradu-
ates Of the 1910 class of our high
school writes to friends in the city
that she has accepted a position as a
teacher in school near Grants Pass,
Oregon, where Mrs. Heyer and Miss
Marguerite are holding down valu-
able claim. ~
G. Crimson and wife came over from
Munich in their auto Thursday and
| took the train to the Editors meeting
at Williston. They returned here Mon.
day and visited with Attorney Traynor
and family until Tuesday when they
returned. Mr.. Crimson is an attorney
and also edits the Munich Herald.
J. ]. Burtscher has added an expen.
sive piece Of machinery to his dry
cleaning establishment which Is used
to remove the odor from clothing
which usually attaches to dry cleaned
garments. Mr.. Burtscher is the first
to install machine like this in this
state and 1t will certainly be appreciat
ed by his patrons. SF.> n r. n. =.
/ Judge E. T. Burke accompanied by
Mrs. Burke were in the city last
Thursday on their way home to Valley
City of oberon where they attend
i the marriage Of Miss Fife Lndstrom
to Attorney T. H. Burke. Mr.. Burke Is
a andidate for a position on the su'
preme bench of North Dakota and
while here spent his time renewing old
acquaintance. & I'll, l..
Miss Laura Gretzinger entertained
a few Of her girl friends very infor-
mally last Saturday afternoon at her
home on Sixth street.: During the at.
ternoon several musical selections
were given by Miss Boyton, which
were highly appreciated by those pres
emit. Among those present were Miss
Allie Mcintyre of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Button of South Dakota and Mrs. Err.
nest Haig. I E5 =$. :=s5ss
Monday afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Dodge,
Miss Ruth Dodge entertained most de-
lightfully in honor Of Miss Millers,
Of LaC Crosse, WIS.,, who is her guest.
Several musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Mary Cairns and Miss
Lulu Boyton, and at the close delic-
ious refreshments were served. Among
the out-of-town guests were Miss Boy
ton Of st. Paul, Miss Vivian Walker
Of Minneapolis and Miss Millers Of
Lacrosse. s .z ;s.:. 5s< -: !.
| Burglars entered the office Of DR..
Romig Monday and broke into the
safe. Two drawers were rified but
nothing OF value seems to have been
taken. It Is thought from appearance
les that the burglar had prepared to
blow the safe but as the combination
was simple he opened It without re-
lsorting to this means. The first draw.
Ter that was opened contained papers
that were OF no value to anyone but
1.-THE doctor. The second drawer opened
contained some gold, but Il % thought
THAT the thief was scared away before
Inc got this.
Chill a 70 Cry
FOR FleT CsaElssgs
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