Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-12

Mrs. Herman Stenseth has been WIS.,
ting this week with friends at War.
wick.
The Devils Lake Improvement COM
pany are having the water tank
painted.
c. H. Smith of the New York Cash
Store made a business trip to Towner
the first of the week.
Herman Stenseth and Gus Fursten-
au spent the first of the week at Can
do and Bottineau on business.
Mrs. Mary Henderson of Grand Har-
Dor was granted a divorce from her
husband on Tuesday by Judge Cowan.
If your crops are short and you want
10 make your money go a long way
just try Mann's department store for
your fall bill of merchandise,
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Jensen who has been quite ser.
1ously i'll for the past week Is report
ed to be improving at this time.
Mrs. Doig and daughter Dorothy left
the first Of the week for Mrs. Dogs
home in Minneapolis where they will
visit until the later part of December.
Rev. Arthur G. Bailey and family
who have been visiting at Iowa points
for month past returned to their
home In this city yesterday morning.
They report having had very delight
full visit. While gone they visited at
Conrad, Cedar Rapids, LaPorte and
Waterloo, Iowa.
Last Thursday evening on the lawn
OF st. Joseph's church most delight
full Ice cream social was given by the
young ladies of the Sodality. The lawn
was prettily decorated with Japanese
lanterns and quite crowd was in
attendance. The proceeds amounted
to about $19.17 which were turned over
to the church by the young ladies.
P. H. McGuerren, the popular drug
gist Of Crary was married at Wahpe-
ton last week Thursday, taking as his
bride one Of the fair bellies of Wynd-
mere. En- route home Mr.. and Mrs
McGuerren visited with the groom's
brother DR.. c. J. McGurren in this city.
While here he was receiving the con.
CALCULATIONS of Devils Lake friends of
whom he has many.
It is stated that under the terms of
the new federal parole law the prison
sentence of Andy Jones the Rugby
bank wrecker now serving his senten-
&c at Leavenworth, Kansas, will be
considerably shortened, Jones probably
getting off with three years of actual
Imprisonment. A rumor in circulation
a short time ago that Mrs. Jones
would apply for divorce from her
husband is denied by friends of the
family at Rugby.
The home of J. A. Strand of Grand
Harbor was the scene of happy gath
ering Sunday. The company was a
happy one and included Tom and Mil
lard Strand of Penn, and families, s.
NJ. Strand Of Devils Lake, and their
father and mother from Ada, MINI.
Miss Carroll of Grand Forks spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Powers.
From here Miss Carroll will go to La
kota for a few days visit before re-
turning to her home to resume her du-
ties In the law Offices of NJ. F. Muir
ply. nj -,.,@ :, W. - 49,
Devils Lake lost one Of its most
prominent business men and highly
esteemed families this week when Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Honey and family,
formerly Of Park River and Edmore,
took their departure for Medford, Ore,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Honey Is identified with the
building up Of both Park River and
Edmore and though he has lived In
Devils Lake but a short time, he was
equally prominent there and every ac-
uuaintance OF the family regrets the
loss. The change was made necessary
on account Of Mr.. Honey's falling
health and the best wishes of friends
from all corners oes the state win fol-
low them 10 their new home with the
hope that The western climate wiil
bring 20 Mr Honey the desired effect
on his health Grand Forks Herald.