Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-23
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Join W. Msner mixes farm lGaEs
a. lowest sld easy sssEA
County CoIz7iss502sr Frank EEgws
Bas ore Of tire Ere4tses1 farm ho@@
In Ramsey eoGzsy- Quantities q
shade tres and oZ1sme5ca7 shrvEbe-y
and flowers have beea SGT eas This
year anEil aks yard looks like : Easaz-
ture pa-E
Robert ST. Harry Who WIZ make the
big sErshfp Eight With tie Carts mach
| iEe during Chzuts1gEa- Is former
Carrington- n d boy He made
fight al Mandoa this weeS that was
oas O. rhe finest Witnessed
Attorney George s. Bangs. OF Grand
Forks, went thrcRgh the city Sunday
evening enEoate TO Washb1yn where
he VIII have charge OF ting defense In
the case against E--easure- G. l.
BkeEord foE e15ezzEansns
M and Mrs- George L Barrett Of
LakoEa Gang over On Sa4GrSay last TO
witness ting commencement exercises
Of the Academy Of ST Mary Of the
Lake Their children have been
sSaoea-s al the Academy tafs year
Farmer L Palmer. whose fine stone
mansion overEooks mosr picturesque
point il Devils Lake, says ne has I'D
Eiesd the lake mas risen good foot
AID q halt rEIis year Last year-fl
rece6ed eleven iuches The abundance
Of SLOW we had In the winter and the
heavy rains Of the past few weeks
have ea1sed the rise
Ramsey County farmers are the most
generous in ting world Early in the
week z committee OF the ladies went
ONT among them TO solicit eggs 10 feed
the hungry editors and their wives who
arg the guests Of Devils Lake this
week The way those farmers and
their wires made the hens work over
time 10 produce the Necessary FIVE
hundred was something wonderful
II dozen Or more farms visited, not
ons refused and seemed perfectly will
ing TO rob themselves to further along
the good work
Old friends in Devils Lake OF Mrs.
W H McGraE Of Grand Forks. a for
! mer Lake resident will regret much to
hear Of her serious condition She has
been suffering for some months and a
| message the early part of the week
TO her sister Mrs. Laura Seward, who
has gone to her bedside, said she was
falling rapidly
| The road to the Chautauaua is being
rapidly put in fine order this week. A
number OF the progressive citizens
have taken the matter in hand to help
Secretary Hooking out, and have DON
ated teams and wagons. Gravel is
being hauled and when the road is
completed it will be one of the finest
ldriyeways in the state
| William Falger of this city has been
/ appointed assistant cashier of the De.
wills Lake State Bank, a position he
will undoubtedly fill with credit to him
self and the institution he Is to be con.
nected with Mr. Falger has been a
resident OF Devils Lake for four years
and during that time has become well
acquainted in the city through his COZ
nection as chief clerk in the law Office
/ of Burke and Middaugh. He is a man
OF integrity and his friends have beer
extending congratulations.
Hal Davies, the new associate edi.o,
OF the Devils Lake Daily Journal, is q
bachelor. He. claims he is tired OF
this state of existence ad has come to
Devils Lake for the avowed purpose Of
getting married. II he can coax Cir
to have him soon enough, he says he
wants to be married In the aeroplane
when it goes up at Chautauqua. He
thinks this would be a good way te
raise money to furnish a house, charge
16c admission. He told this in CON
fidence because We brag OF being an
expert match maker. This is not
matrimonial advertisement. =
Devils Lake was well represented al
the G. A. r. eucampment at Grand
Forks week ago. Those preseni
; were: D. G. Duell, A. Roberts, Peter
Haley and n. Fl, Bell. Jas. FL. Mat
lthews, an old veteran from Larfmore
IN. D. owner of the big New York farm
Twas made state commander this year.
| The Lakota Tennis Club is holdins
Ia handicap Tournament this week that
closes On Saturday. There are twenty
lone entries for mems singles and d
entries for Women's singles. n I.
! Hon. and Mrs. W. ]. Price of Fargo
were pzIesfS 5nP 11nafnp 81 III, e..,,s....