Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
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gems.
Sheriff Taylor of Rolla, was in the
city Monday.
Fred Jones left Tuesday night for
Rochester, MINI.
Automobile goggles from Csc up to
$1.50 at Huesgen's.
Fred LANCE, of Toxic, a brother of
Franks was in the city on business
Monday.
Noel Rhuberg has accepted a posi-
ton with c. J. B. Turner in his con-
fectionery store.
Emil Hage of Hanske is visiting at
the home of his uncle, Ole Serum
gard this week.
D. V. Brennan returned Tuesday
from a several weeks trip to Chicago
and other points on real estate bust.
ness.
Mrs. Smullen and children are Wis
lting friends In the city for few
days before leaving for their home at
Great Falls, Mont.
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Tom Montgomery relieved Ed,
Jones on the Farmers line a few days
this week while Mr.. Jones was hav.
ing dentistry work done.
Miss Clara Huesby stopped off Mon
day for a few days visit with Mrs
DR.. Romig on her way to STANLEY
where she accepts a position.
Mrs. Dennison and children of Can
do who have been the pleasant guests
of the Pillsbury home for the past
week returned to their home Monday
F. B. Conger, Great Northern agent
expects to leave here for Williston the
latter part of this or first of next
week, to be absent for month or six
weeks at his farm near Williston, Dur.
ing his absence Cashier Frank Ged.
dys will probably have charge of the
company's business at this point.
Word has been received from Mrs
HylandI who left for Rochester last
week for treatment that she had I'm.
degone five examinations and after
two more was to undergo an opera,
tion. She says she is resting very
easily at this time and is very conf.
dent that the operation will be sue.
cessful in every way.
Mrs. John Aasmundstad, formerly
Miss Clara Moen, died at her home
near Grand Harbor Monday of tuber-
culosis. Mrs.Aasmundstad was born
IN Grand Harbor township Sept 18th,
1889, and leaves besides her husband
a little girl nine months old, her faith
er, two brothers and three sisters, to
mourn her loss. The funeral took
place from the family residence Thurs.
day afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
Charles Cockburn returned Sunday
from his trip to BemidH, International
Falls, Rainy Lake and other Mime
sofa points. He saw the largest pa
per mill in the world at International
rails, where most Of the paper used
In the northwest and IN fact the whole
west fs made. The country around
Rainy Lake is wild ana fun of game Of
all kinds and fish In abundance. Jim
Collinson who. accompanied Charlie
to Bemidji returned Monday, and he
says he had q dandy time, but that he
had more important business than
fishing SO let Charlie do most Of that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith expect
to leave. in few weeks for
Jamestown, where Mr.. Smith accepts
o position with the firm OF Ben Or
lady September 18th. This Is one Of
the largest furnishing stores In the
state, and Mr. Smiths ex-
perience In this line has been the
cause Of his securing this excellent
position. During MT. smiths stay in
Devils Lake ne has made many warm
friends who regret that no Is TO leave
this cityy. and the hest wishes eg tlas
many friends of Mr.. ana lgrs. Smith
WIN so with Them % their new home
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