Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
= supt. Ziebach Of Fort Totten spent
Monday In the city. .% I'M # sy%.

\ supt. ziebach Of Fort Totten spent
Monday In the city. :@%5 g. .,
Emil Garske of the Garske Mercan-
tie Company was here Monday.
Ole skratass has just returned from
an extensive trip through Canada. 4 ~ ss
Mrs. VII. Wake Of Crazy was the
guest Of friends in the city Sunday.
go. Miss Anna Nicholson Of Doyon was
an. over Sunday visitor with friends
4 Miss Nellie: Norton spent Saturday.
at the home Of her parents at Bartlett.
! George Elmslie. visited with his fam.
lily here the first Of the week Mr..
Elmslie Is now in the real estate. bus
mess at Winnipeg, Canada. g.. -: IS.
CD. White Of the, st: Anthony &
Dakota Elevator company Of Mime
apolis spent several days with friends
here the first Of the week. : .,; sts%
:, Joe Stenson left the firstsof the week
for Fort Totte11 to- assist his father
James install the new heating plant in
the Sisters school at that place. !.
5Another::lot Of ladies' coats Just re-
ceived at. the New York Cash Store:
We keep the assortment up SO every:
body can be suited. q; s3Hgg ~"
:. J. Halliday who has been erecting
buildings in Odessa township for sew
eral months past came up to- vote on
Tuesday and returned that afternoon.
: Harry Dunsmore at one time agent
for the. Stoltze Lumber company in
this city was up from Lakota calling
on old friends Sunday, He Is still
in the lumber business at that city.
William R. Tufford and wife left
wednesday for Bookton, 7 Ontario,
where they expect to make their fut-
ure home, at least for the present.
We are sorry they are going to leave
Ramsey county. 1'N
/ Mrs. Casper Sands of Puyallup,
Washington, was the guest of Mrs.
Ole Serumgard and Mrs. Jens Svee the
latter, part of last, week, Mrs. Sands
was on her, way to Grand Forks where
she will visit her son at the univer-
sity. s,.z. ~, -. S..
Chief Justice D. E. Morgan of the
Supreme Court came UP from Bis.
marck Monday and stayed over until
Tuesday afternoon, after he had cast
his ballot. The Judge is feeling bet,
ter than when he was here last sum:
.mer. Y we trust his health will con.
inue to improve. u >S. .1' 20 s. q. d
{ Miss Lillian Burnham entertained
at . prettily appointed dinner. at her
home on Third street last Wednes.
day evening. Covers were laid for ten
stlll those present were Nj. and Mrs.
Warren Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Stevens, Mr.: and Mrs. Clarence Stan.
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham, Miss &c.
La DUEL and Eddie Larson. iii
n: The ladies Of the Missionary socie.
ty' of the Presbyterian church met at
the home of Mrs. Mitchell last Thurs.
day evening and packed box which
was sent to the Boys school at Alber,
New Mexico. The box contained six
hand made quilts and sash curtains
for the windows Of the school. After
packing the box the remainder of the
evening was spent in instrumental
music, songs and recitat1ons. A dain.
ty lunch was served by Mrs. Mitchell.
:. Miss. Mammie Mcintyre was tender.
ed a delightful surprise Monday even.
ing by about thirteen OF her girl
friends, the occasion being her thir.
teenth birthday. The evening was
spent in games and music and a dain.
ty lunch was served by Mrs. Mcintyre.
Miss Mammie' received many pretty
and useful presents. Those present
were: Esther Baarson, Emma Cadi.
gan, Catherine Mcintyre, Sarabelle Nc.
Intyre, Anna Shill, Mary Van Lew,
Vesta Aabar, Margaret Walrath, Fan,
ME E1mslie, Beatrice Hines, Mammie
Mcintyre, Grace Nimmo and Freder.
ike Fox 2s:t 4 y ,5,: .s zz5$s %%>>&:
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