Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-01
LOCAL NEWS
J. ]. McCanna of Cando was here

Thursday.
Ed Traynor, of Starkweather spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. James Henley of Fox Lake was
shopping in the city Wednesday.
John ". Mhaer will make farm
loans that you can pay of on any in
terest bearing date.
The wonderful increasing trade at
the New York Cash Store is due to
the splendid values offered at all times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long and daughter
Maud, of Finley have been visiting at
Chautauqua for the past week
Get in line for your share Of the
bargains at the big clothing sale at
The New York Cash Store Saturday.
Mrs. H. Weatherwax, returned to
her home at Williston Tuesday after
a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ Bond.
100 pieces best dress prints, worth
6, z, and cents per yard While they
East, sc per yard at The New York
Cash Store.
DR.. Toilette left last evening for a
visit Of three weeks in the east, going
60 Chicago, New York and other east
ern points before his return.
There will be no evening services at
St Joseph's church in this city dur
ang Chautauqua. Benediction will be
held Immediately after high mass.
Special values in Wash Dresses for
Women and Children's wear, newest
styles, best material. The New York
Cash Store.
Rev. Father Augustine spent We'd
nesday at Karlsruhe where he partici-
pated in the services held at ST. Pet
er & Paul's church of that city on
that day.
In this hot weather there is moth
ing beats good shower bath. The
bath rooms in Locke-Gram block are
open until 1890 p. m, every evening.
Better try it.
The Great Annual Chautauqua sale
OF Mems shirts includes our best 65
and 75c values. Choice 39c each. The
New York Cash Store.
VIM. Gardner, who has been coach
for foot ball team at Louisville, KY,
for the past two years, returned to this
city Wednesday and will be with the
Devils Lake boys the rest of the sea-
son.
Jacob Marley and Miss Edythe
jerks were united in marriage We'd
nesday at Arvilla- Rev. Clattenburg
OF this city was the officiating clergy
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Markley spent
Wednesday in this city enroute to
Montana.
500 pairs of boys and girls Buster
Brown shoes have arrived at The New
York Cash Store. They're the best
kind for hard service.
Harper Mckee, of Montrail, ILL.,, son
OF Dean VIM. P. Mckee of Francis Shi.
mer academy is the guest of Joe Gler-
um. Mr.. Mckee and Mr. Glerum were
class mates at the university of Chi
cago and Mr.. Mckee expects to re
main month.
Announcements have been received
by friends in this city of the marriage
of Mr.. Frederick Thomas Cuthbert and
Miss Mary Dodge Wander Grift at Aus
tin, MINI. On Tuesday, June the 2Sth
Further particulars of this wedding
will be given next week.
George B. Hoult, was here the first
OF the week completing arrangements
for the removal Of his family to Minot
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoult have many
friends here who wish them success
in their new location but are sorry tt
lose them.
Mrs. George vannier, who for some
time has been visiting at the home Of
Aer daughter, Mrs. Fred Traynor, lef,
today for Newport, Wash, where she
sall visit with her sons Fred and
George for few days, then going te
Hood River, Oregon, for a visit witt
her son Herbert, and then to Port
land, Oregon, where she will make hes
future nome.
Superintendent Hafg returned from
O visit to the university where he at
tended the opening of the annual Uni
versity summer school, and teachers
. school. The attendance, Supt. Haie
says, was most encouraging, over one
hundred and thirty being enrolled, in
the Elementary section ON the opening
day, and a very large number also taJy.