Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-25

John W. Maher makes farm loans
at lowest and easy terms.
William Rance a former Ramse,
county resident is back again for q few
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Wood and daughters OF
Grafton were guests here the last OF
last week.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Fargo, has
accepted position in the office OF
Monroe Branchflower.
Vincent Officers of Hope, N. D., is a
new resident to the city and will be
pharmacist in Greene's drug store.
Judge D. G. Duell threshed a thirty
acre field of barley this week that
yielded thirty-five bushels to the acre.
Prof. c. F. Handy of Churchs Ferry
10 enjoying visit from his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Handy of sibley,
Iowa.
Gasoline and kerosine orders
receive prompt attention if tele-
phoned to Brainard's Hardware
Store. No. 81.
Saturday August 18th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest H. Haig of this city welcomed
line young son and heir at their
home.
The North Dakota Liquor Institute
1s guaranteed cure for the liquor and
morphine habits. Institute, 722 N. 3rd
st., Grand Forks, N. D.
Governor John Burke has appointed
John Donnelly of Grafton on the Agri-
cultural College Board, to fill the va.
cancy caused by the death of Aria
Bowen Of Mohall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer of Fort
Totten will reside in Devils Lake this
winter. Mr. Palmer was over a few
days ago and leased the house at 3OS
Fourth street and will move over short
ly.
Telephone Brainard's Hard
ware Store for gasoline and kerr
osine. Orders of this kind at
tended to with strict promptness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Fark who have
spent the past few weeks with friends
In st. Paul have returned and Mr..
Fark has resumed his position as ST.
perlntendent in the Great Northern
shops.
The N. A. Robertson family have
moved out to Chautauqua for a few
weeks in hopes that the outdoor life
and fresh air will benefit Mrs. Rob-
ertson who is recovering from a severe
Illness
Miss Charlotte Hodgson who is to
teach at Starkweather this yeal. is here
for few days visit with her mother
before beginning her duties. She has
been visiting with friends in Fergus
Falls for some time,
Miss Mary Handy has returned to
her duties in Mann's store after plea
SAINT fortnight's vacation. Miss Anna
serumgard will be the next of Mr..
Mann's efficient force to take a vaca-
ton and she will enjoy three weeks at
Valley City.
A farmer near Rolla planted potatoes
this year on land that had been sown
the year before to fax. Some of the
lax came up and seemed to serve as
"scare crow to the potato bugs who
have left the patch severely alone and
linked themselves quickly to a patch
where there was no fax.
Dr. w. F. Crewe executive officer of
the State live Stock society, was call
ed to Bismarck for a conference with
Federal Officer DR.. Tracy with refer
ence to thousands of infected cattle
that are being driven across the bor-
der from South Dakota to craze on
North Dakota prairie.
Judge David Morgan, his sister, Mrs.
Lewis and her son Lieut.. Ivan Lewir
of the U. s. A. closed up the Morgan
cottage at Chautauqua on Friday last
and took their departure for Bismarck.
1t had been Judge Morgan's intention
to remain until later in the fall but the
dampness and cool weather was not
proving beneficial to his health.
A strange accident occurred on Sun.
day evening at the Great Northern no.
tel A traveller on leaving the hotel
to catch train, put into the hand of