Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-26

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A. L. Staili of Tower City visited
few days this week with l. Glerum and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Ste1g were visi-
tors in the city from Churchs Ferry
Monday.
Why not get that school suit now at
the Juvenile sale at The New York
Cash Store.
S. l.. Wineman was at Michigan
City Saturday on business connected
with a bankrupt estate deal.
P. S. Dunn went to st. Paul Satur-
day and from there left for Oregon to
look after some land interests Of his
in that state.
| Ignatius Court who was in Mercy
hospital last week threatened with
typhoid fever is out again and back to
work in his store at Toxic.
Mrs. Henry Bruso and Miss Triftz,
who are visiting here from Waterloo,
a., left Wednesday for visit of few
days with Granville friends.
Tom Gill, recently with E. w. Gil
bertson, the long furniture man, has
accepted position with the J. 1. Case
Threshing machine company.
Mrs. VIM. Falger, Miss Rosamond
and VIM. IT., left Tuesday for weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Falger's
brother, ]. E. Middaugh at Cando.
Miss Watyke, who has been visit
ing with Miss Lillian Burnham for the
Epast several weeks expects to leave
for her home at Morris, Mimi, today
r. r. w. Morrissey the ,Edmore attor
ney, was in the city Saturday attend
ing to legal matters before Judge Cow
an. He returned with e. M. Crary IL
the latter's auto.
Miss Mary B. Walstad, who has beer
visiting at Crookston, stopped of
here for couple of days. visit witt
friends the first of the week, on he
way to Seattle, Wash.
John Fulton of Minot a former Dew
lis Lake boy was in the city on G. N
Railway matters Wednesday and Incl
! dentaly shook hands with some of hi
Devils Lake friends.
Attorney Christopher jacobson, fol
merly with Silver Serumgard, Of thi
| city, is now located at Seattle, Wash
ington, and will probably locate pei
| manently at that place.
Edward H. Lohnes for years a resi-
dent of Devils Lake and now hvinl
7 on a large farm near Warwick was II
{ the city attending to business matter
l and shaking hands with his friends OF
Saturday.
Henry Baker who Is in the bankini
business at Iona, was in the city thi
week visiting his mother, Mrs. A. F
Baker, and brothers Charles, Edwar'
7 and Fred A. Baker. Mr.. Baker fol
! merly resided in this city.
e. A. Wilson, president Of the Nortl
Dakota Improvement Company, of Fa1
60 was in the city this week lookin'
after the building Of the Great North
ern> and Merchants hotels. He. expect
that they win be open for business b!
January list, at the latest.
G. F. Clark of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
who invests money in North Dakota
and who has extreme faith In its fut
lure. was in the city Thursday LOOKING
after his interests. He was much i'm
pressed with the growth Of the cit,
since his visit here last summer.
Charles q. Sturevant of Minneapoli
was In the city this week looking ate
the settling Of some right Of way maj
tiers for the $500" for which compan
he is right of way agent. Mr.. sturte
want assures us that the railroad vii
J be built into this city parly next yea
3 The regular meeting Of the NJ. B. 4
{ lodge was held Wednesday evening
Z Seven new. members were initiated
y and it was decided to have a membel
; tship contest, the loosing side hayin
to furnish an oyster supper, After th
Initiation and other business was di
posed Of a social dance was en3oye
BY large crowd and refreshment
were served. a