Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

win be plenty Of work for carpenters
this spring. IN town, also. there VIII,
be a lot Of building done this season.
! Mrs. Gibbs, who has been engaged
In the barbering business here since
last fall, leaves this week for Bow Is
land, Sask., where she expects to To-
cate with her husband. Lawton peo-
pie regret very much Mrs. Gibbs de-
'parture and wish her all success In
her new home. 49,. ,,, !, g.. e, "a s.y...
J. s. Anthem and family Of ROLLS,
Mimi, is visiting his cousin, John Nor
an and friends in Shepherd township
Mr.. Anthony likes the appearance o.
Lawton and will open up a. general
store in the Wandrasek building on
main street at an early date. His.
goods are already on; the way q i. ~
While going TO- Fred Nsh's auction
sale Wednesday a young man named
Parks met with serious accident. It
seems that he and others were stand.
ing in wagon and the horses starting
up suddenly gave such a Jerk that he
and another young man were thrown
out, he striking on the back Of his
head, which rendered him unconsci-
Gus, the, other young man escaping
injury. DR.. Ferguson was called out
to attend the injured man and found
slight fracture on the base Of the
skull. The young man is doing as well
as can be expected and may not have
to undergo an operation. '''@' =.
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cHuRcHs FERRY SUM-.
Mr.. Thorvald Torgerson VINO has
been spending the winter in Norway,
is expected home today ~
Messrs Abar and :Thiele of Devils
Lake, passed through here Wednesday
enroute home from a, morning run to
Cando. ''"} - fE':~''s ::
Mrs, John Ritterman who has been
spending the winter at the home Of
her parents in Minnesota, returned
Saturday. & 1852
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Studness were
visitors at the county seat Thursday.
They were en- route home from a short
visit to the Twin Cities, where we are
informed, Mr.. Studness invested in a
Buick touring car, ss''i : > -'-.>
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Katie
Brehm and Mr.. Kinneberg. The pros
pective groom has rented the Frank
Beatty farm near Maza where the cou.
pie will reside this season. "
Mr.. W. A. Fulkerson resigned his
position as agent ffor Standard OIL
company, to take effect at once. We
have not yet learned who his success
sor Is to be-. -. ..,......
Mr.. Martin swensen has been at
MELVILLE this week assisting In. the
sale Of goods at tie Steig & Lewis
general store. Mr.. J. H. Fulkerson
went over to MELVILLE, Thursday to
nelp for d few days, the boys having
more business than they can manage.
Mrs. James Mccormick has been
quite i'll this week., but is now much
better. :,~ms-r. ~ ~
Mr.. John Mclean Of Devils Lake
was in the city Monday. John is
among the possible candidates for
sheriff of Ramsey. county this year.
Mrs. Ira Stanbury and little daugh-
ter Nellie, of Maza, were overnight
guests at the home of the formers
aunt, Mrs. s. J. West, Of this city.
I =; Miss Lottie Riley left Monday for
the Twin Cities where she will pur.
chase a stock of the latest creations
in ladies millinery. ~.
Banker Lysne writes that he has
changed his location and for a while
will try the efficacy Of the waters at
French Lick Springs, Indiana. e.
f Mr.. Alvin Engelhorn left Tuesday
for Montana to look over Uncle Sans
vacant. land with a view to securing
tracts for his sisters and father, as
they are DESTROYS of filing on home.
lsteads. / ...==...5 = = ii. u. -.
Mr.. e, A. 1sraels, our merchant tail
Tor, and Mr.. Fosmo, his assistant, left
Thursday for Culbertson, Mont, where
they. will open a shop. 4, They also con
template filing on homesteads nea,
ICulbertson. 4 az, = sz5s ~ u