Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-02
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from &, 9. Jones;at q nominal cost.


Mann & Sons store this week is one
If the neatest of it's kind that we
have ever seen. The hunters who have
seen it can't sleep nights.
10. Henry James paid the mortgage
IN his fathers farm last week. A, bust
ness course at the Mankato (Minn.)
Commercial College a few years ago
enabled him to do this.
: Mrs. G. Hurd, who has been visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Stanley Hurst for the past few weeks
left Friday for her home at Bowville,
Canada.
College Of Law, university of North
Dakota. Strong faculty of able law
yers. Good library. Fall term opens
Sept. Goth. For information address
College of Law, Grand Forks N. D.
John Blumer formerly clerk at the
United States land Office in this city,
who left here to join the special agent
force and who later opened up a law
office in the western part of the state
is back in the special agent depart
ment of the General land Office again.
Albert Johnson who was working at
the Connolly farm northeast of this
city, in some way caught in the sep
arator betting last Friday afternoon,
and had his left limb broken in two
places. He was hurried to the General
hospital where the fracture was reduc-
ed.
The Rebekah lodge gave shower
for Miss Georgia Russell last Friday
afternoon at their lodge rooms. The
afternoon was spent in playing 500, af-
ter which dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Russell was presented
with a silver baking dish by Mrs. Ole
Serumgard in behalf of the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, who have
made this city their home for the
past couple of months, Mr.. Smith be.
ing one Of the partners Of the Athens
Cafe, left last Friday morning fol
Great Falls, Mont, where Mr.. Smith
will engage in business, having dispos
ed of his interests here to G. M. Vag
stad.
| A very pretty theatre party was Civ
en- by Mrs. George Acton last Friday
evening in honor of her sister, Mis-:
Ruby McCauley. After the theatre
they returned to the Acton hom'
where the remainder of the evenin,
was spent in games, contests, etc. Mrs
Acton was assisted by Mrs: F. XIII
chof in serving dainty refreshments
The young ladies present report
most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Millar of Wet
ster were in the city Sunday on thei
way home from their eastern =tril
They were: as far northeast as MOI
treal, and visited many eastern elite
ItncIudingbNeWaY York. and iv1ashingso
III sund erstood that "Billy'' had
long visit with the president and ,tha
this had something to do with the exc
cutive's deciding that the "best ever
tariff needed some more revision.
G.. s. Thomas, who has been a par
ner of Mr. WARDROBE, and secretary c
the state bar asso., has given up hi
position as secretary on account Of tn
fact that he Is going to Santa Ans
California to reside. The propose
new secretary is a graduate of tn
, state university college Of law and il
at the present time, member of tn
University board of regents, being tn
first student of the institution so hol
ored.
A. T. Mayer, former superintendent
of the North Dakota Lumber compan
here and who left here to go into tt
banking business at Crate when tt
) North Dakota and Bo7e7-Shute cor
= panies consolidated is now. located
: Watertown, s.. D., where he has chare
Of the large business of thu l}arkf
Lumber and Fuel company. Mr., May
+ ;.ikes Watertown and hi ,,nany frient
: ksre will be glad to lie ar that he
;, doing we'll there. -. =s. K
Herman Shark who for several yea
has conducted a clothing store in IL
Schultz building has leased from w.
Reid a portion ofthe Flynn block, b
/ ing that portion used for the sout
1 half of the dining room. Some chan
! es were made in order to accommoda
r. the new tenant. Mr.. Reid believes Il
d two new hotels will provide for stl
lack of space made. by this chang
b Steel ceilings. have been put in I'll
:: jewelry store of Frank Lueck andstl
+ drug; store of B. J. Ness, also in I'll