Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
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Miss Tomlinson of Fl. Totten spent
Saturday visiting with her cousin
Cover LANCE.
Mrs. Bellinger and Miss Hubbard of
Galesburg, ILL.,, are guests at the A. P.
Blonde home.
Mrs. H. Fitzsimmons and Miss May
me spent Sunday at the Gregg cottage
at Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Of Darlington
are guests at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. W. Moore.
Henry Middaugh and Judge Cowan
returned Saturday after spending the
week in court at Cando.
President Pennington of the 500
and party Of officials were here the
latter part of last week.
Miss Ada Belcher returned Monday
from a weeks visit with her brother
G. W. Beleher at Lakota.
George Kelly Of Lakota was up from
Lakota the latter part OF last week
attending to business matters.
Mrs. VIM. McCauley left Monday for
Granville where eshe will spendgthe
summer with Miss Nettie Ranum. @'
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bonds when you can get a Surety Bond
from 8. G. Jones at a nominal cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan and ia.
mily moved to Chautauqua last Fri.
day where they will remain during the
session.
Miss Bertha Anderson, who for a
number of years was engaged as
stenographer in this city, died at the
home Of her parents in Minneapolis
on June 20. Since leaving this city
she proved up claim near Sheyenne.
The past winter she worked in Fargo
where she was taken i'll, going to
Minneapolis about the first of April.
Her many friends here will learn with
regret of her death.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page, society
editor of the Grand Forks Herald, ar.
rived Sunday and will be at Chautau.
qua during the session. Mrs. Page
has been with us during the past four
! seasons and has a host of friends who
are always glad to welcome her return
Fire was discovered at a shack back
of the Crawford residence on Sixth
street Monday afternoon. The fire
alarm was sounded and the fire depart
ment promptly responded, extinguish
ing the flames. No damage was done
Mrs. Rosa Baker, Past Worthy
Grand Matron of the Eastern Star, and
Mesdames Mitchell, Rodenbach, Con
molly, Svee, Reid and Green returned
from Fargo Friday where they attend
ed the grand convention, and report
a most enjoyable time and that the
meeting was one of the best ever held
in the state. Mrs. Baker was the re
cipient Of many pretty gifts among
them being cut flowers from Mecca
camp, spoon handsomely engraved
by the lodge officers, an o. e. s. signe1
ring from Lorraine chapter and a p
w. G.. M. jewel, engraved from the
Grand Chapter. Mrs. Baker also pre-
sented the grand chapter with a hand
some ivory gavel trimmed with gold
and engraved. ~. - 49, ~-|T7'~ ~
~. Guy Humphrey, foreman of the
mechanical department Of the Minoa
Optic, formerly with this Office and
also member Of the Devils Lake
band Of this city, suffered a very pain
full injury while at work about the bic
power press last Monday afternoon
Owing to the hot weather, the form
gollers had melted, making it impos
sible to do. the best work, and Mr.
Humphreys was in the act Of, feeling
Of one Of the rollers when his hand
was drawn between the rollers and In.
to the cogs. For time 1t was feared
he would have to lose his hand but
upon close examination 1t was found
that the bones Of the hand were moi
badly broken though they were badly
displaced and the ligaments torn. The
flesh was laid loose on his hand, ex;
posing the bones. The only danger
that there Is from the Injury Is that
his hand may possibly be stir at the
Joints. Mr.. Hump friends Ii
this city sympathize with him and
hope that he may soon recover.