Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-26
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Mrs. 3, L. ogilive Of Minneapolis
Il tile guest Of Mrs. Reaaeq and Art
Reade Of the Sevilla this week.

MEs. ". l.. Og1l1ve OF Minneapolis
Fis9the guest Of Mrs. ReaaeVe and Art
Reade Of the sevilla this week. ....,
ITEtITi SIG. iiaa;;Tg
r Eddie Larson returned the latter
part of last week from Hudson, Wis.,,
where he has been spending his vaca,
ton. -" Fl
= G. E. Clarke of Warrensburg, Mo-,
arrived last week to look after harves-
ting operations on his Ramsey county
| farms.
IEQ is, 81 ~. * =
sses Miss Lillian Burnham of Troppman,s
store, left Wednesday evening for Fer
gus Falls, MINI, where she went on
business. ' - ::,2s''s: p: -.
Everett and Joey" Beauchamp left
for Fargo on Monday: to. join their
parents who went to that, city some
time ago. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot entertained
Miss Jennie Benton and Miss Eta
Derrig of Lakota at the sevilla last
Sunday.
You will find every department of
Manns Big store full of new fall and
winter goods. The finest assortment
ever offered in Devils Lake.
Joseph DeRemer the Grand Forks
architect was in the city Saturday on
business connected with improvements
at the school for the deaf.
and then to Bottineau. She leaves a
husband and four children.-Grand
Forks Evening Times. Mrs. Bellyea
is sister of Mrs. A. D. Sprague of
this city.
Rev. Clattenburg conducted services
at Kenmare last Sunday, the Rev. j.
j. Cowan Of Minot having charge of
the services at the Church of the Ad-
vent in this city.
We have the goods. We know that
we will do big business this fall and
we are all ready for It, Come in and
see what we are offering you this fall.
F. W. Mann & Sons.
Miss Clara Johnson, who has been
the guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Cuthbert for the past cou-
pie of weeks returned to her home at
Des Moines, Ia. Saturday. -.
DR.. Carl Fisher, of the Mayo hospi-
tai at Rochester is expected to arrive
about the first of September for Wis.
it of a couple of weeks with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher.
Knnt e. sorbel of Crary was Dew.
lis Lake visitor Monday. Mr.. sorbel
has purchased ia farm near Kindred,
in this state and will leave during the
fall to make his new home there.
| Geo. Sinclair, who has been acting
as clerk at the Great Northern store
house left last Saturday for Seattle
and Vancouver, wash, where he viii
| spend his vacation OF a couple oil
weeks. ~ l. 80
| Douglas Horton, who accompanied
VIM. Lasham home from Grand Forks
| where he had been attending the Y
M. G.. A.. school, last week for a cou
pie days visit, returned to his home
Saturday. -. s.~-
Mrs. John Bruegger and son Hilmar
of Williston we're in the city last Fri
day on their way home from Mime
apolis. They are making the trip in
an automobile and were enjoying it
immensely. e.;
"The Girl From the Golden West
has come and gone and there is moth.
ing left Of it but memory. From
what we can hear from those who went
to see it the memory is one of regret
that they did go. ,@
Fred B. Conger, Great Northern
7 agent at this point, left on No. Tues.
lday for his farm north of Williston
where he will remain for sixaweeks OF
two months. Frank Geddys will act as
Iagent until Mr.. Conger's return.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Haig who have
been visiting Mr.. Haig's. parents for
several weeks past, left Monday for
1 their home at Marshall, Mimi, where
Nj. Haig, who is engaged in 7. M. c.
A. work makes his headquarters. :.
! THE First National Bank Of Devils
i lake. N. #D.. hans nl0l1ev on Real