Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
LOCAL NEWS

r. ID. PTOsser was down from Web
ster on business Thursday.
Big line Of tires and automobile re-
pairs and accessories at the State Au-
to Co.
p. D. Parks and J. n. Barnett, were
Business visitors In this city from
1arimore Monday.
You can find new styles in mems
neckwear this week at The New
York Cash Store.
Judge Corliss Of Grand Forks passed
through this city Tuesday from Grand
Forks enroute to Rugby.
Supt- W. A. Godward Of this city de-
Mveged a lecture to the students at the
state university last Saturday morn
ing.
9. c. Jones as agent for the Donald
son steamship lines. Call ON him for
Information about your contemplated
"trip.
MISS Hilma Freeburg, arrived in this
city from Toxic Monday and left Tues
day for Montana with view to taking
government land.
Deputy q. s. Marshal Woods arriv-
ed In Devils Lake last week to make
arrangements preparatory to moving
into the new federal building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Conner and fam
lily Of Garske wish to express their
thanks to their neighbours and friends
for the kindly acts Of sympthy In their
bereavement in the loss Of their SON
Willard. -
Mrs. Cuthbert and Miss Emily Cuth-
bert went to Goldfield, Iowa last week
Thursday called by the death of the
wife Of their son and brother. Miss
Cuthbert Is expected back tomorrow.
Mrs. Cuthbert will probably remain
for longer time. s - A..
W. II. Curtiss, editor Of the, Hamp-
den Guardian was in this city the
fore part Of the week on business
connected with the awarding of con-
tracts by the board of county commits
'sioners. Mr.. Curtiss was the reci-
pient Of two contracts from the board,
that Of the printing of the legal blanks
and the stationery 49, = =
F. H. Presses & Co. have just receiv-
ed a car load Of machinery and are
now unloading it at Webster. The car
consists Of Mitchell wagons, Pete
Schuetler wagons, corn planters, corn
cultivators, disc harrows, surface cul-
tivators, and complete line of the
celebrated Gade, aid-cooled gasoline
engines. j-.-
Lars Ellingson postmaster at Jack
son was in Devils Lake the latter part
of last week and while here renewed
his subscription to the Inter-Ocean for
another year. Mr.. Ellingson is a can
didate for county commissioner from
the 9Th district to succeed Mr.. Sam
uel. He is a man well known in his
district a republican staunch and true
and If elected to the position will give
the country good administration.
There was meeting at the Parish
OF the Church of the Advent held at
the church Monday evening at which
time reports from the various guilds
of the church and from the treasurer
showed a very Furnishing condition.
The following vestrymen were selected
to succeed themselves: q. J. Chamber
Y lin, d. r. Bangs, Geo. w. Mooers, A. M.
Powell, Alb. Ker1in, Geo. Rodenbach,
y. q. VanLiew and VIM. Falger.: d.. 3.
Bangs was elected Senior Warden,
Geo. n. Rodenbach, Jr. Warden and
VIM. Falger clerk. :ss.5Sf5
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Honey and
two children Glenrose and Vernon, left
1 Monday for q western trip. From
here they went to Los Angeles, Cali
9oTnfa, and viii visit the coast cities
I by boat from there TO Vancouver then
Z win visit several OF the canadian ci-
ties stopping at MANN, Canada for sew
erl weeks, where Mr.. Honey win Try
1 The hot springs waters, which are Re.
1puted 70 be- the best IA the world for
sheunat tism. They win later return
by the northern route home ana take
Fsip their resfd hence AZ Chautauqua on
4 their arrival here.
ID. Webb has resigned his posi-
sion with the land once III tl,fs city
and left yesterday for DtlIutt1h, where
No has accepted Il posi- tfon with I,is
arOshsr VINO ~ general manager ~ tie
epaabllic Iron END steal Gu. Mrs.
webb ana Iittttle ldaauszh let earlier
80 sslsE ffor spolig III which
as 81 an II IN WIN xsfygE