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start, and again we desire to call the
attentions of the patrons of this route
to have their boxes up and ready to
receive mail. This will be tri-week-
ly route and trips will be. made on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. <
Wednesday June Z, the Sons of Nor
way of this place will give picnic
in the Helleckson grove just. west of
town. They are making elaborate pre-
parations for good time and it is
expected that there will be a large
attendance, as cordial invitation is
extended to all. There will be various
kinds Of amusements such as foot
races tug of war, and a big. boWery
where all will have a chance to dance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
CHURCHES FERRY
From The Sun

DR.. F1ath was called to Penn on pro-
fessional busfess Monday.
Assessor Norman Nelson is busy this
week interviewing our citizens.
T. D. Stansburg drove to Devils
Lake and return in his auto Tuesday.
o. P. Walker of Maza went to the
county seat on business Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Studley and son Donald
arrived Wednesday from Fredonia, N.
~.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Writ
of Leeds on Tuesday, May 23d,
daughter.
Miss Emma Olson went to Leeds
Wednesday on visit to her sister,
Mrs. A J. Writ.
The Twin Cities-to-Helena automo-
bile tour will start from st. Paul on
, Friday, July 14th-
Telegraph Operator Guy Slaughter
left last week for Melrose, Mimi, to
fill position as day operator.
! Miss Rae Welliver is substituting for
Miss Taylor as teacher in the primary
department during the latter's illness.
| Joe Eaton, formerly typo on The
Sun, but now prosperous implement
dealer Of Dunseith, was In the city
between trains Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. E Pixley and Ed
die left early Wednesday morning for
Minneapolis in their Buick car. They
respected to reach their destination Sat
urday-if their machine didn't but y ok.
Last week Friday Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Jacobson and Mr. l. E. Sorlie were call
ed to Grand Forks to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. o. S. Hanson, wife of the
president of the -Ameri-
can bank of that city. Deceased was
sister of Mr. Sorlie and cousin of
Mr.. Jacobson.
The supper given by the Ladies' Aid
society at the home of Mrs. T. Thomp-
son Thursday was we'll patronized, the
several autoes being kept busy. The
affair netted the ladies about S27.00,
and they wish to thank the people for
their patronage and also the gentle
men who SO kindly gave their time and
autos. 80. ''-A'' -,
Will Hausmann and Will EeneIhorn
went to Devils Lake Tuesday for the
new Case "30' touring car recently
purchased by Mr.. Hausmann. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. Haz
zard, agent for the Case, Sheriff Nc
Lean and Attorney Samson. The new
car is certainly a beauty.
Gustav Rosenleaf, the concrete
worker, returned this week from Wash
ington, D. c., where he recently took
out another patent on his building ma
terial. He expects to put up one OF
more buildings in Grand Forks this
summer. He urges all farmers tt
save their flax straw which enters lar
gely into the composition of his build
ing material, as he believes he will be
able to purchase much of 1t right here
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
! From The News.

Mrs. d. F. Humphreys returned Fri
day from an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. o.. Leet, and family at
Webster. While the visit was both
pleasant and profitable Mrs. Humphrey
declares that she is glad to be back in
Brocket; for s'Their is no place like
home r. s. 3 isc$5 s2 Z E
A deal was closed Wednesday BY
which Mr.. Thorstein Sahl becomes the
owner OF Mr. l.. Monsep's share in the
Monsen Bros. & Co.'S store. Mr.. Sah1
is very energetic and enterprising
man, possessing of sound business
judgement, and there is no question,
but he will continue, to carry on the
business as successfully as it has been
carried on before, and which it rightly
deserves. 1t is not known yet what Mr..
Monsen intends to undertake since he
has pulled out of the mercantile line.
Miss Elsie Corenke, sister of Mrs.
Chas. Lau, returned to her home at
Blue Earth, Mimi, yesterday, after a
short visit with relatives and friends
in and around Brocket. 8 VI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hoffman, Mrs.
Chas. Lau and Miss E. Corenke au-
toed to Derrick, Wednesday, to pay
their respect to Mrs. Shepard. of that
place, and on their return were accom-
panied by Mr.. Otto Corenke. g.. ~:
Mrs. George Molmes, Mrs. P. E.
Johnson and children are visiting at
Thos. Grays place today. *
E. O. Engesather and Ray Cunning
ham were at Devils Lake attending
the Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co.'S
meeting this week IT. !;
Miss Irene Cunningham, who has
been attending school at Edmore, was
a passenger on yesterdays train to
Lakota, where she will take the teach.
ers' examination. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kratochvil and
John Sekora attended, yesterday, the
funeral of Jacob Horeish, who died at
his home near Lankin, at the age OF
so years.
Thorstein Sahl, who left Brocket a
couple Of years ago to visit Norway
his native land, returned last Saturday
and expresses himself well satisfied
to be back in North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
which s. recently purchased 81 5. 4.


which he recently purchased Of s. ..
Dean This is q fine animal, ann gives
evidence of being high5elass stopper.
An oFersheated Journal I'M the Col
den Grain elevator was discovered last
Wednesday In time to prevent what
might have been a disastrous fire.
The oil and grease about the Journal
was already abIaze and the woodwork
would soon have been ignitei had not
III 4. Nicholson proprietor, luckily
gone TO that part Of the building short
~ after dinner just as he was
about to start for his farm on the re-
servation. The blaze was extinguish.
ed without any damage s.z !. II. q. II. Ii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
TOXIC
{7uapuodssIIoo reIosds 4a)


Ygnatius Court is the possessor Of a
ssEEsord automobile.
4, MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Mills were Devils
lake visitors last week.
h Miss Hilma Freeburg was visito:
aSR Devils Lake over night Monday.
Z Crops are looking fine in this vicin
city and everyone is in good spirits
Fred Lang and son dutch" were in
Devils Lake between trains Monday
. c. D. Graves was at the Shields
place near Tolna Saturday and Sunday
c. D. Mills was assisting the Devils
Lake band in furnishing music for the
decoration Day exercises.
Miss Hancock, Misses Louise and
2EaEy Cavanaugh and Robert Cava
2aangh went to Devils Lake Saturday
between trains
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Mills entertained
the HomesteadeTs lodge at their home
Saturday night. The next meeting viii
De held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
g. II. Baitson the last Saturday IN
.Ezne.
Hiss Leona Jaqua was able to open
school Monday after weeks vacation
ON account Of Miss Jacquas illness
The school entertainment will be he:i
this (Frida5) evening.
Miss Stella Jaqua who has been 1t
tending the State University of Min
nesota, at Minneapolis arrived home
EaS week She will teach a term O.
@Choos in the schoo! house at tht
=south side of this school dis riot.
Ignatius Court has moved his stool
of general merchandise into the build
Eng formerly occupied by Victor Rutl
:and viii conduct the business there il
las future. Mr.. Ruth and family hav.
zuoved onto the Joe Reynolds farm
zand Vic will work it this year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
LAYTON
From The Republican

The annual election of members and
officers of Eastview district will be
held in Lawton on June 6.
The Robin Hill nursery men finish
ed planting two acres of choice import
| ed seed potatoes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hops and children
autoed to Grand Forks Wednesday to
visit their son Allanson, who is at
tending school in that city. ~
j, Pecka came to town Wednesday
and purchased a double seated car
rage from the Lamb g. Hops Lumber
and Machine Co. ~ 49,
Oscar Kariniemi who resides Ave
miles east Of Lawton, lost a pocket
cook on his way to town Thursday Of
Hast week. The under will be reward
ed on returning to the owner. >.~z i
Miss Rosa Klug, aged fifteen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. v. Klug died Tues
day, after lingering illness OF about
a years duration The funeral was
held yesterday, nearly one hundred
teams being in attendance. The burial
took place In the q, g. B. J. cemetery.
+ J. s. Anthony's new store is all
closed in and the wofkmen are: now
waiting on the from front and fixtures
which are expected to arrive tits week.
Mr.. Anthony will probably give a
grand bah when his store is finished. b
E Messrs. D.. A. Aird, A, Dvorak ana A.
Zeman, went to Lake Bemidji last sat
3urday for q days fishing. They re-
turned home Tuesday With a fine catch:
:of pickeref, perch and pike, which they,
generously donated ia their Lawton
friends who n5oyed the treat. 81
Alfred Basland returned from Or.
denburg, Monday. He came thru
III AN auto miles, and made the
trip in FIVE days. III. Bos1and IL al
expert wen dr1l1er and borer and last
summer put I'D over thirty wells id
his ana adj oining ttownship FPS.
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.E[)b1ORt.@.
From The Herald-News
4 ~ .-r,..,- 10

$ Geo. p. Towle of Minneapolis, K.
J. Farup Of Park River, accompanied
by two Minneapolis business men,
spent Monday night in Edmore. They
were autoing through the country look.
UNCOVER the crop prospects. and also
attending to business matters, They
went from here to Munich. s 5s#
Martin Hammersted, a farmer who
lives near Adams, has been at the
Hotel Northern for the past week and
has been under the care of Dir. Nelson.
He is accompanied by his daughter
who is nursing him. assg3I-; g';:.rsgg ri,
The corner drug store has lust III
stalled 4 new soda fountain, which
adds much 10 the appearance as well
as the seryices o. this store. It is one
Of the latest makes and is 4 model
fountain Iii every paf t.eular.
Among those who went to Lawton
Sunday to witness the BAH game were
Melvin Woldy, Earl Eyhus, Martin
Roisun, AxeI Wick and Arthur Arlder-
son. Willie there one Of them claimed
he was nearly run oyer by d strest
car
!, 4 sast evening st the home 6fs Mrs. ii.
]. Nyhug the Ladies Aid Of tfis i'd. III b:
church gave a most delightful party
IL honor of Misses siYertson, Hodgias,
corneiison and TIonett, teachers Id our
VILLAGE schools. Lunch was served. y.
While PLAYING with some children
last saturday little Glenn rooney cot
hitzin the face NJ iitffi q stick causing
quite wound. came very near cd.
tering his eye, and had auch been the
case there was q grave possibility Of
idestroy wing the isIghts Coz axed
him mp and He is all right agai 4. e
or hurgds June the new rural
route running nortIn os Ednora win
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
STARK WEATHER
From The Tirnea

Frank and Walter Maurer are here
for a visit with their uncles F. n. and.
l.. D. Maurer. and families of this
place. Frank is from the old home Of
the Maurers at Monroe, Michigan
while Walter is from Toledo, Ohio. Z:
George Meiklejohn left yesterday for
Warwick to look after some real estate
interests. He will then go to the west
ern part of the state to look after some
business matters and may go from
there on to California. ME- ..@y.yE f.
Mrs. Knight, mother Of W. e. knight
of this place came down from Maple
Creek, Sask., where she spent the win
ter with her sons and visited here for
week, leaving yesterday for .Wadena,
Minnesota for a visit with her brother.
t. E. Morgan made business trip
to Rock Lake last Friday returning on
Saturday morning. ,y,:.s4,s 2s.
Martin Larson and Miss Lucille Haig
drove up from Garske last Monday
evening with Mr. Larsonss automobile.
Edwin Traynor is a member of the
graduating class at the Agricultural
| college this year. Il -
J. @. Adams and family of Devils
Lake and nephew Bert Saunders of
st. Paul drove up from Devils Lake
last Monday by automobile and visited
for a few hours with T. e. Morgan
and family. ~, s
| q. A.. Lofgren, and wife, of Brandon,
Minnesota, arrived last Monday and
Mr.. Lofgren has taken charge of the
State Bank as cashier. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Lofgren to
our village. They will occupy the
rooms over the bank. IS. 1
District Superintendent Moore oc-
cupied the pulpit at the M. E. church
last Sunday evening. Rev. Gross will
occupy the pulpit for the next three
Sundays and other arrangements will
he made for the remaining Sunday
evenings during the absence Of Rev.
EPitman. ( z@ s:3s n s55f~. Z.
The commencement exercises of the
Starkweather schools will be held at
the hall on Friday night June 2. An
interesting programme in which the
graduates Of the eight grade and high
school take part will be given. There
are six or seven eight grade graduates
and four from: the high school. Those
graduating from the high" school are
Harold Farley Petra Romstead, Josie
Wagner and Stella Deal. The general
public is invited to attend the exer-
cises. ..J'4zv:;; = ri 3s : .yf', .
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King arrived on
Wednesday evening from Bowman
county where they have been visiting
with Ivan and Sam King, their sons,
for some weeks. Mr.. and Mrs King
spent the winter in Long Beach, Cali.
fornia and came out to Bowan county
early in the spring. They report 1t
very dry in the southwestern part of
the state at this time. 4, >. !. :, :, is$5
l. = q, - j. - ~ a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
DEAF, SCHOOL NOTES
From Deaf School Banner.


We shall have our examinations on
Tuesday, Wednesday: and Thursday,
June 6, and 5. X NE T. y:s:s5 ,,*:
/ A. force Of men under Contractor
Fosburgh have been at work in the
new school building this week. sss>: s'
Lucille Patterns mother sent. her
box of flowers the other day. OF course
Lucille was glad to get them. aH=
KS Miss Marie SSkoyh olt, one OF the:
last years graduates has written that
she expects to come to comme ncement
next month. q ?!:s- .t' s q,
Wendell Haley considers It quite an
event to have been among the specta-
tors who witnessed the famous Hallt.
day car go through Devils, Lake. last
Sunday evening on its way from ST
Paul to Helena, Montana. sSs II. II .sss.;
Joyce Gauper received word from
home the other day that her folks,
who used to live in Finley, had moved
to Lidgerwood, n. b. That means she
lives farther; away from Devils Lake
now and must take a longer ride to:
Egetzhome. N. /; ii q
The other day MI. Bangs received;
the census list Of the deaf III North
Dakota from the census bureau III
Washing on. Efforts will he made dur
Ing the summer to locate all the new
names and see what can be done to-
get the children ID school.
We were fortunate to receive d vis-
|it from supt. b. d. Bangs of the
North Dakota School Tor the Deaf ana
Mr. II. p. Page, president of the Board
|of Trustees, last week. They were.
delegates ia the NorthWest stern I'M
proYement Congress- which met Ia He..
lena and being 81 near ran L over to
Bould Der nigh, Our yisi tors ,
seemed pleased with the plant ana
work We are doing. and especially
with the young ladies who served III
luncheon for them III the domestic
science building Mr.. Page Impressed
A tIs n A. an able, broa inded business
man and Il Is Ilnfo rfuna te that the
new Board JOE Control of North Da.i
kota VIII SUPP plant such a capa bie of.s
|ficfal q N Bangs II Justly popular in.i
the profession as u auccessfu super
intendent3 and 4 51oIly good fellow b ass
sides. ne - a perfect gold mine ofj
useful informal ton Nc. lfilligan kept
him awake most of the night pumping
him Tor pointers ONE gain ayorfss
Dakota when yolis can say ION
The Rock Mount tain Lead
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
PENN
From The Hustler

T. Bail was a Devils Lake visitor
Tuesday.
Games Doyle was business visi-
asYr IN town Tuesday,
Geo. Dingman spent Sunday with
lals family in town.
Thomas christensen and Miss Min
-x1ie were visitors in town Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Halvorsen left Tuesday
afternoon for Devils Lake to visit for
IA few days.
Attorney w. M. Anderson of Devils
Lake was visitor in town Monday
morning.
Dr. Flath of Churchs Ferry made
professional calls here at different
asmes this week.
J. M. Morgan and Chas Mi1lerkee
we've business visitors at Grand Har-
zaur Tuesday afternoon.
p Lars Tollefson and Olaf Ronning of
Norway township were business WIS.,
SatBrs In town Wednesday.
u DR.. c. J. McGurren, a prominent
Devils Lake physician was a profess
ssSnnal caller in town Wednesday.
z Miss Clara Tollefson will spend a
lew weeks at the Kaeding home south
3 OF town, she having arrived Monday.
Misses Bella Tollefson and Clara
GiIbertson returned to Churches Fer
]: ry Monday after having spent several
"A days at their respective homes south
of town.
r. A. S. Miller made a flying trip to
* fine Lake Monday evening via auto.
gEhe return trip was made in fifty min
zEsss and the roads ware all sshigtl plac-
<5Ae5 Too.
# Il, s. Nestegaard, o. S. Nestegaard
ard Lars Tollefson of Norway town.
2ssz$s::ship were business visitors in town
Monday, the former visiting in Dew
Ills Lake between trains
4. 85S@ Mrs. A. A Kolmorgen, who has
spent several months at her old home
s8 IN st. Louis, Mo, returned Sunday
b b evening. Rev. Kolmorgan autoed to
the The Lake Sunday evening to meet her
as she arrived on No. 1. - I'd, Z,
ssS5g55ss Nm. Jacobson and his sister, Miss
Josephine OF Norway township, were
Ri 20 town Tuesday, Miss Josephine leay-
i eng on the afternoon train for Devils
AXE where she will spend several
6Iays visiting friends. S.' E. E. y " ' ~.
D MI. and Mrs. John Mckay Of Grand
d Edarbor have issued invitations to the
wedding OF their daughter, IVA Elnora
##5SsaaO Mr. Albert Strand N The wedding
Z takes place Wednesday, June It'll at
I4s 2 sstEany church II Lake township. #
1he infant baby boy Of Mr. and Mrs.
'sFas.A sessner was taken very hi last
IL b bronchial pneumonia and fl
|. saanEiar The constant care$of a physician
fagEa1la nurse The little one is reported
f 5ss saa ssESM1y nvaIescing however at
sl - &llis ting (which will be good news
Il BE- family
ISIS BmIly Mitchell, who resides.
broth Ter il. Mitchell u few
s1salztth of town was taken sud
sdenly IN vednesd lay hi rning with,
pended is. Dr Elath of ghursI
chs was consult and s found
ahas Il would be necessary ID perform
an operation iis1n1adi assly azlsa Nit
raeiI III reported tai De resting easily
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
FORT. :T0I!IEN!|z.
(Frorn the Review

"a I, - - see, rsvSt x
New cement sidewalks Will be the
next next order OF buslnes forthe carpe g.
'er = ana hls ss Deys. s f55
Mr.. Peterson, Engineer temporarily,
expects to take a position with Mr..
Brainard June LIST. f 4 5{.5 Z s..s
Miss Lafloe was called home BY the
illness Of her mother. She returned to
school on the 9th 8 4 i 5;
Director Dino1a il oa+tinp +he5 $hand
in good shane for. The chantar, 81, =.
again The hovs have dona 90 enod work j;
This wear 0nr frenna ian, IN onan air 80,
carts ara enioved hv ali %2 4 Il s. # n:
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tn ..ano 10. - - o. = -
,r,4aho, = ~ =, s. ) !, q,
10 -, .,a.aa :, : NJ 1,at..;;, nana =
NAV for t,e $,,d ssatt,ars,I = ssoci. t,nn
which , I'll, meat ina 81 4 ,n|% 3 m.
Grounds near tbe new h,,dge AZ tha
shevenne, s.. 81 .s s.'1s
1,,r tea,o ,,,a,,,n. ] <,oad 81 J,
This ~vear tho,,sb - - 5,,,at u,
ttba games il n,avs # h 40, IA 4 ~
nor lost anvEeama q viii, Sschoo M steanos
ohero,,,,g has ! varv stronp +ear 55this
wear and won tbs univ ea,,,s, ~ n,ayed
With +1,en, h,,t;+ha nharo,, I1i,h sc,oo,
list l,ott comes n,ave ! WITH "a a
The sbeve,nna team has divided. nm.
ors sy Vt, M seac1, ,winninp On zane An
The last game at :: the Fort Win This
team was .yerv exciting ana Was won
II the last half & the ninth inninp
when We came to &. the / hat with i, Inc
score s to against us Montriel sco m
led making 4 tie With two outs t., Then
with Two men 81 bases yanoss came
f. tl,a Nat ana started things going
viii, q safa hase III mis- NAV o. q
ifo1,oxued ~ / mes scoring 'T,,rcotta
IA Mc9s,,,ia ana N came ended with
,:assa of 49, ana * Z, a mi
81 n, IA !, ] i ~, hovs
"a !, 8 nIaan q I, Z 4 M 4 8 !
80 ~ B, fo,. 3, t,lats to nav ,I,ba
y, u ! 90 ,Dvith stevens i 81 -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
CRAZY
From the Public-Opinion

P. L. Klyver came up from Doyon
Tuesday in his Ford auto. i.
Mrs. Gertrude Travis Is visiting a
few days with friends and relatives. 4
H. A. Nicholson has been busy at
tending to his farm duties the past
week. >. -ss<s ]: -a'ssi&t ~ 2sy..,@ -
Miss Melen Small spent Friday and
Saturday as the guest Of Miss Jesten.
Mrs. W. A. Parker Will entertain
the Ladies Aid at her home next Thurs.
day. az d: -..
Mrs. Katherine Neibauer from Min
nesota is visiting her son Ed. Neibauer
this week. .,- .,'.. 80
DR.. and Mrs. McGurren of Devils
Lake were Sunday callers at Druggist
McGurren's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rutten are the
happy parents of baby girl born on
Sunday, May %, 1911. +
George Lamb from, Michigan City
was here Sunday having just returned
from Hot Springs, Arkansas. 81.
Louis Rubbelke ST. returned last Sun.
day from Des Laos, after weeks visit
with his sons Louis and Frank. "
Miss Margaret Chrishoim of Devils
Lake was a Sunday guest at. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Kalinowski, jr.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Niel
of Beardsley, Mimi, Thursday, May Is
1911, a baby girl. Mrs. O'Nie1 was
formerly Miss Jennie Kavanaugh: of
|Crary. .~. 4E 4 ~ e.
M: D. Kavanaugh, VIM. Pitt, Andrew
Hagen and Edgar Anderson autoed to
Hampden in Mr.. Anderson's Ford Mon
day. With side trips included they
covered IS miles. S,
+. G. Gull gave social to a party OF
friends at the Woodnlan hall Wednes.
day night. 9s':.~~'.e . -. = ,esI'.:=' ~
Mrs. Kavanaugh and Miss Geneyieye
visited at Devils Lake a few days this
Week; ~ *.#.'ra " < ,,wfa.., a.. d.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller returned from q
weeks Visit at Minot Wednesday this
week. - ~ =, s,H57 :, .,--t. 5. -. -. -.
W. "A. Crazy ST Grand Forks was
looking after business interests here
last Monday. ~ n :s. =, s5$.
Mrs. 8. J. Dean and Mrs: Rol1in Dean
were shopping at Devils Lake between
trains Sunday. sI5t ,S.5
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayden and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Miller visited par.
efits at Devils Lake Sunday. b:
John T. Alderman has resigned tsta
position as mail carrier on Il. b. MOI:
Crary, same to take erect July lit. N
Miss Edna Lux returned home satnr-
dag. having completed a six months
course at the Union Commercial col.
lege at Grand Forks.
Z#s Peter sorenson and MAIDS Mikelson
prominent farmers OF Garske, Il. DAB,
were fl Crazy Monday and 4 Tuesday
this week
VI Mrs. Herman Knfnowsh and daugh-
ter Madaline LETT for their home III ii.
Bal e, Monday, after ID lew weeks
visit in crary with friends and rela-
tiVes.
Us Nels MsorkVed II utilizing his spare
Tine "a brsakin well bred horse
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
Doings at Nearby Places
5 . FROM THE PEN OF OTHERS ..

at this writing and it is to be hoped
that the operation was successful. DR..
Jones Of Devils Lake, assisted DR..
Flath during the operation and train
ed nurse is caring for the patient.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18

CAN PLEASE YOU IN
THE PURCHASE OR
S ALE OF ANY REAL ES-
TATE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received by
the undersigned until Saturday, oc-
cober 2sth, 1911, at o'clock p. M
for the erection and construction OF
a Christian church building at West
Union, w. Va Separate bids are
required for the basement. brick
work and wood work. A copy OF
the plans and specifications will be
found at the office of the West
Union Lumber Company and at the
residence of Joseph Freeman at
West Union. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids.
JOSEPH FREEMAN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18

OUR FARMS WILL
SJIT YOU FOR THE
MONEY WE OFFER TO
SELL.