Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14


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sometimes throw out to the voters
are promises. Promises that are lust
like a new years resolution. .. They
are all right if after you, succeed, you
keep your word.-W. L. Dolan went to
Devils Lake Monday morning. States
attorney Kehoe spent the fore, part of
the week attending to legal business
at Devils Lake.-Miss Ruth Coleman
returned to Devils Lake Wednesday
morning to resume her school, duties
after spending the holidays here with
relatives.-Carl Olson made business
trip to Devils Lake Saturday.-Miss
Eyleen Blose is visiting with friends
at Devils Lake this week.-Earl Nc
Gamma went to Devils Lake and Fargo
the first of the week.-L. H.: Sennett
returned from a visit to Devils Lake
and other towns Monday evening"
Miss sarahbelle Mcintyre returned to
Devils Lake Monday. She has been
visiting at the E. H. Williams home
in this city-Miss Mary Van LEW re-
turned to her home at Devils Lake last
Monday after spending her holidays
here at the E. H. Williams home
VIM. Schubert made trip to Devils
Lake and Leeds last Monday to visit
a few days with relatives andk &sSends
before resuming his school duties next
week.-Charles Pillsbury and wife and
two children. Mrs Shier, mother of
Mrs. Blose and Mrs. Pillsbury came
up from Devils Lake last week and
were New Years guests at the Geo.
Blose home. They returned home on
SMonday.-Mr. Maher, Jr., Of Devils
Loke was the guest of Monte Bacon
last week. He came down to attend
the dance. He went to Bisbee Satur-
day evening to stay over Sunday with
relatives.--Cando Herald.
John Petit had business at Devils
Lake Monday, returning Tuesday,
Barney Keeney and Mr.. Curtin took
in Devils Lake the first of the week.
While at Devils Lake this week the
Ripples scribe learned that the friends
of Judge P. J. McClory were actively
engaged trying to get the judge out
for congress. There are so many con-
tingencies On running for an office like
this that Judge McClory has been hold
ing back, but the indications are now
that at some near date he will declare
his candidacy. He ran for this office
at the last election receiving ten or
twelve thousand votes, and he feels
that his chances have somewhat i'm
proved since that time. Judge Nc
Glory has been identified with the
state for twenty-five or thirty years,
and has always. extended the helping
hand to everything in the way of pro
gress From territorial days up to the
present time his power and influence
have been felt, and the people have
been the beneficiaries. He is popular
wherever known. and is pretty well
known throughout this congressional
district.-A. number went down from
Rock Lake to Devils Lake Tuesday to
appear in the case of Curtin VS. Burns
and Forrest to- be heard before referee
10 which a dispute has come up about
the division of the crops raised last
year on the Forrest farm. 1t Is thought
the matter win be settled without fur.
sther litigation as q schedule has been
made and agreed upon BY all the par
ties interested. Later: The matter
was settled satisfac toriIy toSall par
ties.Nr and Mrs. Leaper came up
+ Wednesday from Devils Lake to visit
with N. Arson and tamil Senator
8LaFo llette has adopted the example 81
Bryan and started d publication Of his
own, with EWhic to log, the repu,b,li-
can party Let few others follow
I suit and the country ssiis read to: lapse
into perihelion ors q Worse state. lsc:
-cording to these gentl enen there IL
little or nothing good Ii the old party
that has 30 often saved the country,
but give them the sceptre and the,
Will soon make ttlhing right Just how