Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-05

Silver plated knives and forks, .$275
per set at Huesgens.
Mrs. Henry Shafer of Rolla and Miss
Hagen of Rolla visited with Mrs. w. |
D. Jones few days last week.
Mrs. A. M. Bond left Tuesday for a
three weeks visit with friends at
Grand Forks, Mimic and Winnipeg.
supt. F. D. Kelsey of Grand Forks
attended to Great Northern business
matters here the first of the week.
Miss Irene Nelson of Orr, N. D., and
Miss Alice Victorey of Princeton, ILL.,,
are the pleasant guests at the w. S.
Nelson home this week.
8-day kitchen clocks, strike and
alarm $3.50 at H. Huesgen's.
Mrs. Jenkins and niece Miss Maud
Williams and Mrs. J. O. Nelson left
Monday for Minot where they will
make their future home.
Miss Pauline Rouse, who has been
visiting her schoolmate, Miss Gertrude
Bangs, for a couple Of weeks, return
ed to her home at Noonan; N. D., last
Monday.
See Stotlar and Young and let them
show you the names of the live ones
buying lots in Greenwood. Beautiful
Burke Boulevard will have many sum-
mer homes erected next spring.
Among those who attended the Bran
don fair the first of the week were
Chas. Pillsbury, T. A. Haslam, Mike
sDoheny, T., Allie McInnes, Steve Jones,
Art Reade and Herman Rutten.
Have you noticed the beautiful drive
thru Burke Boulevard? Stotlar and
Young will show you their lots at
Greenwood free of charge. Better see
them before the best lots are sold.
Averaging two day.
Miss Vesta Tice of Larimore, who
has spent the past month the guest of
Miss Esma Miller, returned to her
home last Sunday. Miss Miller &C
companied Miss Tice to Larimore, re-
turning in the evening.
Why not buy lot at Greenwood and
get desirable neighbors. You will have
plenty of room, and Stotlar and Young
will do. all in their power to sell con-
Meeting lots to desirable parties. See
them and see your friends.
after farming interests near Elsberry
this week.
c. W. Buttz, the prominent Mime
waukan attorney, drove over from that
place in his automobile Monday even
ing and took No. for Fargo where
he attended a meeting of the executive
committee Of the state bar association,
of which he Is a member.
Mrs. Louis Hansen left the first Of
the week for Grand Forks, Minneapolis
and st. Paul where she will visit
friends. Little Miss Beatrice Ball
who has been visiting with her aunt
Mrs. j. J. Burtshcer, accompanied Mrs.
Hansen as far as Grand Forks.
After learning that the Major Do
mo- of the Devils Lake band is a men,
Der of the police force here, Fargo citi-
zens say they will behave themselves
when they come to our city. "Pete"
helped the band to make the good i'm
preston it did at Fargo and the boys
got a good :s'hand" everywhere around
town. . ... ..,~..~
John M. Kelly of Olmstead, cashier
of the State bank at that place and
well known here, has sold out his
interests there and has become associ-
ated with the United State Land COM
pany Of st. Paul, owners Of large tracts
Of land In Oregon and California. Mr..
Kelly will leave for St. Paul in few
days to start his work.
Mr.. A. F. Roberts, well known
Minneapolis amusement representa-
tive, is in the city today looking over
Greenwood and win probably arrange
to erect a large dancing pavilion and
roller rink at the waters edge next
spring. There will also be run in CON
nection with this. an up-todate hath
and boat house. The building which
win be q two story viii project nifty
feet over the water. and be surrounded
with q screened porch.