Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-26
The Devils Lake Transfer Co., phone
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AAS 1oVAs LdAS 1IduS1er TO-, UuOu0
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Miss Gertrude Riordan who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Appleton and Minneapolis, Mimi, re-
turned home Tuesday.
A very stylish shape of mems hats
have arrived at The New York Cash
Store. The most popular shape of
mems soft hats this season.
The Misses Pearl Duell, and Anna
Glerum, and Earl Duell and Harry
Dingle were the guests of Mrs. G. R.
Blessum at Chautauqua Tuesday even
ing.
A card received from Mrs. Frank
Hyland from Rochester, states that
she had very successful operation,
and is rapidly recovering and will pro-
badly be home about the first of Sept
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"A party Of ladies' consisting of Mrs
stenseth, Mrs.. Cowan, Mrs. Collinson
Mrs. Ruger, Mrs. Ole serumgard, Mrs
Powell and Mrs. Fog attended q party
given BY Mrs. Wake At Crary the lat
ter part of last week.
John Lange was in from Webster o.
Wednesday. He had lust finished
Ithreshing and his wheat averaged
eight bushels an acre. Norman Morri
sons wheat according TO. Mr.; Lang
yielded about twenty bushels per acre
A happy house party this week a
fChautauqua is composed of Mrs. Floy'
Roberts Of cando, Mrs. q. G. Brittle,
of Sherwood, Mrs. 4Warnecke, Of Can
do, Mrs. J. Desmond, Mrs. A. e. Bried
ert, Mrs. r. Moesher, and Mrs. Rhu
Iberg. :. = =,
| Word was received from Ray YounI
i Wednesday to the effect that he lief
/ Chicago Tuesday with Mr.. McKeagu
for Eucador, South America. At Chi
cago they purchased supplies for thei
long trip and expect to be gone abou
six weeks. -
4 County Commissioner W. G. samue
LOT Webster was In the city Wednes
Iday. Re states that he will not &c
enough grain from his crop this yea
to buy seed. His wheat will yiel
seed for next year, but the other crop
will amount to practically nothing.
Willie Stenson, was quite severel
burned about the face and hands las
week while playing with torch 1
which gasoline had been placed IL
; stead Of kerosene, the torch exploding
It is feared that the little fellow wi
be SCARED for life, although his man
friends hope otherwise.
Tom P. Leary, who was formerl
employed as yard master at Minot, an
who was well known In this city wa
accidentally killed in the discharg
OF. his duties. as switchman at spt
kane, and his remains taken throug
There Tuesday on their way to Sleep
Eye, Mimi, where interment will b
made. '&h
u Miss Pearl Duell entertained at dill
= ner last Sunday in honor of Miss Val
denberg, Mr.. Thornberg, Frank LORI
and Mr.. Thorn, who autoed over fror
Park River, and A. L. Starr Of Tow
, er City and Miss Anna Glerum. Ate
dinner the party went to Chautauqu
, where they spent the afternoon, return
ing to the Glerum home for supper.
q Andrew Huesby was arrested Tue
II day charged with violating the city o
j dinance requiring the cleaning up {
+ alleys. The city authorities alleg
!, that they notified Huesby several time
n to comply with the ordinance, but thu
), Inc refused. His hearing was befo1
. Justice Juergens, who let Huesby Q
on his paying the costs and agreein
j to get the alley In proper shape b
Item o'clock Wednesday. ss=s
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