Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-05
!. Automobile goggles from 35c up tc
$1.50 at Huesgeas. -.

$1.50 at Huesgen's. 4;g a.
=. B. Cooler. of Dunseith was look
ing after business matters here the
first sOf. the week. ~
Corset cover embroideries in the
new designs at special sale prices.
The New York Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Nelson left the
first of the week for Minot where they
will make their future home.
Few more sailors at $3.50 at Winans
millinery.
Miss Susie Munroe of Crookston ar
rived Tuesday evening for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Young at their
Greenwood cottage.
Just figure out for yourself the
amount you save at the half price sale
of Granite ware now on at the New
York Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crowley ar
rived home Tuesday and will be at
home, to their many friends at their
residence on Sixth street.
Mrs. Andrew Hood who has been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. J. J. Halli
day and Miss Margaret Hood left Mon
day for her home at Jamestown.
II. J. Dougherty of Starkweather
Charles Peterson Of .Bisbee, and L.. A.
Larson attended the meeting of the
Trustees for the School for the Deaf
held last Monday.
Mrs A. Dodge shaszreturneds from
a delightful trip to Yellowstone Park
While there Mrs. Dodge met a part.
of North Dakota University Mining
Engineers on their return trip. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Webster and ia
mily expect to leave next week fo1
Edmonton, Canada, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Webster
and family are pioneers Of this count!
and will be missed by a large circle O.
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Millar of Web
ster left last Friday on an extended
trip in the east. They will visit al
Mrs. Millar's old home in Ontario, Can
ada, taking the steamer trip on the
Great Lakes. They expect to be gone
about month. *
Milton Daeley left Wednesday fol
Great Falls, Mont, after visiting
friends here for the past week. Milton
is making good in the confectioner,
business at Great Falls, and although
he likes his new location still has ;.
warm spot in his heart for Devils
Lake. -..:3.: ~, :,
Last Saturday afternoon an Indian
by the name Of Keya, meaning Turtle
in English, who was about sevent.
years old, was crossing the railroad
track after taking his dinner with hi
family on the other side, when he wal
run over by switch engine. The OLE
man is partially blind and, did no
hear the engine whistle until it wa!
impossible for him to get out Of the
way. He was taken to the Genera
hospital and it was found necessary
to amputate his left foot above thu
ankle. Keya is a native Of the For
Totten reservation. : @ =
Last Friday evening when Mrs. A
J. Mcdonald and daughter were re
turning home to. Poplar Grove aftel
spending the day In the city shopping
1.-THE pin holding the whiffie tree came
out and the pole dropped out of thu
meek yoke frightening the team
throwing the occupants out Of the
buggy, the team running down Fourth
street with the buggy upside down, un
til they struck a mail box at the cornel
of Kelly and Fourth, where the team
broke away from the buggy. Mrs. Nc
Donald and daughter were picked VI
and taken to a house near by WHERE
a physician was called and It wal
found that Mrs. Med onald's cola:
bone had been broken, her face an,
arms cut and she was quite badl.
shaken up. Miss Med receive,
only few scratches about the fac
and arms.
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