Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-04

DIR. Carl Fisher who has been visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. NJ. Fisher for some days
left Friday night for Rochester, where
he has charge of operations pertain
ing to the eyes, with the Drs. Mayo in
st. Mary's hospital. These doctors,
owing to their world wide reputation
can at their request procure the best
surgeons in the United States to work
with them at Rochester and their Sc
lection of Dr.. Fisher means that they
consider him one of the best men In
his special line in the United States
and he is fast getting such reputa-
ton. DR.. Fisher was raised in Devils
Lake from boyhood and was graduated
from the local high school, later he
went to Carlton and then studied in
the best Eastern medical colleges, and
has worked hard to attain his present
standing. Devils Lake has a right to
feel proud of "Dr. Carl"
George Welsh, who owns one of the
best farms in the northeastern part
of the county, and who has spent the
past six weeks here attending to his
farming interests, left Saturday for his
home at Lethbridge, Canada Mr..
Welsh, a couple of years ago, one OF
Ramsey County's most successful far
hut n do
his home at Lethbridge. Mr.. Welsh
and family expect shortly to move to
Chilliwack, B. c., where they will
make their future home.
G. B. Kendall was down from his
Dry Lake farm Saturday. Mr.. Ken
dali had a fair crop this year, consid-
ering conditions, and is by no means
sorry that he returned to Ramsey coun.
ty. He is preparing to leave shortly
! for his Los Angeles home, but will be
back. early in the spring of 1911. Mrs
Kendall viii of course return to Los
Angeles with him. Their daughter
is now in Los Angeles attending one
of the colleges there. s-..
Marshall Brannon was IN the cit,
Saturday and went to the biological
station to examine present condition:
there. Mr.. Brannon is fairly wei
pleased with the experiments mad,
this year and believes that they viii
be quite: successful next year witt
their fish department -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Taylor VIII,
have been visiting friends near Pipes
tone, Minnesota for several week
past returned home Monday. The en-
tire trip was made in Mr.. Taylor
automobile. Mrs. Wells of Fargo
former Devils Lake lady, accompanie
them home and remained their CUES
until Wednesday. = .:,.
Miss Margaret Hood, assistant cash
Ter of the First National bank at PERT
for the past year, was in the city Sal
urday and Sunday visiting her sister
Mrs. J. Halliday. Margaret left Nor
day for jamestown, where she vii
visit at her home for several weeks. \,
Isl Gus Garske Of Garske was lookin
after business matters here Monday
. Mrs. Albert Gresens, who was. II
jured quite severely a couple Of week
ago. was able to leave the Genera
"A hospital Sunday and returned to he
farm home north OF Grand Harbor. IS
Otto sather, who has been confine
at Mercy hospital for the past Re,
weeks is able to be out again and af
or a few days visit here with friend
= will leave for his home in Minnesot
5s for q couple weeks visit.
y a. Taylor, superintendent Of til
Bovey-Shute Lumber company was i
the city from Grand Forks Monda
and made a trip down the Aneta linz
3S Miss Frances Riordan left Thurs
day evening for Agilwaukee where oh
Il has q position as trained nurse. sh
spent several weeks with her notae
and sister ID this city.
III 1ditor q. III. Crary Was oyer moi
Edmors Tuesday asSsnding % bushes
mattera.