Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14

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Farm Loans. Money on hand on.
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E.
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s 121kc fianellettes only &c a yard at.
Troppman's big clearance sale. Be
gins Saturday. ,.z.s:s i Z,s .&5s II
Miss Anna Comny, who spent her
vacation at Pembina, returned to her
school work in this city Sunday. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy, Of La
mont, WASH, have been in this city
this week looking after business inter-
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Miss Inez Roller returned to her
studies at Minneapolis Sunday after;
spending her vacation at her home in
this city. s:@@s5z <a5 IS. S5S
|. Extra, values in muslin underwear,
night gowns, corset covers, drawers
and uaderskirts at the New York Cash
Store. r. :. r., s :;Sz::I3s, y
Mr.. and Mrs. Honens, of High rRiv-s
2er, Alberta, have been the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Oliver Evans, in
this city this week. :, E5S:-..
8 Duane 'Clapp is looking after the
Pitcher farm during the ,conva1escence
-cf Frank Pitcher, who recently under:
went: a surgical operation. ~ ⅇ.$5z N'$@
W., M. Anderson went to Minnewau-
kan Monday where he went to act as
one of the attorneys in the Indian
murder trial which opened on that
day. x: = =. - -, - {{ii$ss
A. B. Larson was arraigned before
Magistrate Jones Monday afternoon,
charged with violating the prohibition
law He was bound over to the dis
trict court. ~
Miss Hilma Freeburg, of Toxic, was.
in this city the latter part of last week
enroute to the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
John Christoferson, east of this city,
for a visit. =. :. g. :
Misses Ruby McCauley and Jose
phine Rushford returned Saturday to
continue their studies in the Devils
Lake schools after spending the vaca-
ton" at Warwick. ..... .- = E~I-z1
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kennedy who
had been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Kennedy's brother, G. D. Mills, in this
city for a couple of weeks, left Tues
day for Portland, Oregon. .5
+. D. R. Chase, of Toxic, came into
Devils Lake Wednesday, to consult
with a local surgeon relative to a very
troublesome carbunkle on his neck.
He returned home yesterday: =.
Miss Marie and Frank Palmer, Jr..,,
who have been spending their vaca-
ton at their home at Fort Totten, re-
turned to this city Saturday to resume
their studies in the Devils Lake school
! : The case of Mrs. Myrtle. K. Rabino-
witch VS.. Jack Robinovitch for divorce,
was tried before Judge Cowan last
week. The divorce was granted and
the plaintiff was allowed to resume
=; her maiden name. ..s,t5S.,..... ,}:s-es
1 Il Farmers who were fortunate enough
to have some Of their fax left have
been smiling the past week with this
seed selling for over $500 a bushel Of
late. Wheat has also been above the
dollar mark in the local market here.
u G. yWehe has moved to this city
from Edmore, and is arranging his Of
fees in the Brennan block, where he
will continue his law practice. He has
been enjoying "a fine practice at Ed
more and has moved to Devils Lake
with al view to enlarging his POSSIBLE
tiles. n ;:;i s.
Madam Marzella and her sixty per-
forming cockatoos at the Grand opera
/ house the first three nights of this
Week drew large audiences, and gave
! the very best Of satisfaction. The
training which these birds have: had is
wonderful they doing many things that
il would seem impossible to teach a
bird 1.
The way to build III: q town is ITO
trade at home Money sent to cata-
logue houses never again reaches this
section, while money spent with the
home merchant Isl invested In " the:
town and community. The man who,
furnishes g home market for butter
,eggs, beef. pork, poultry and every.
thing raised on the farm Is deserving
,off some consideration when the pro-
| ceeds from such sales are rs he ex-