Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-01

AASSo'SA OA III LAS WOOuS dL CuduLduQud
this year. They make the finest kind
of jelly.
!, County Superintendent Haig has de-
cided TO try winter wheat this year.
He is planting twenty acres on corn
stubble.
Beginning September 1st, the Carne-
gle Library will be open at the usual
hours, from two until six and from
seven until eight.
Miss E. A. Baker of South Lavonia
N. Y, who has been the guest of Mrs.
William Falger this week. left on
Tuesday for Seattle where she has &C.
cepted position in the public schools
as Instructor.
William w. Flynn of Odessa says
there will not be an abundant crop in
that vicinity this year the rust and
blight having hit the grain pretty hard.
There may be an average of eight bu-
shells OF wheat but even this will be
graded low.
Mrs. Z. D. White, former resident
of Devils Lake, now located in Mime
apolis, Joined Mr.. White, who often
makes this town in connection with
elevator business, and enjoyed a reun-
ion with old friends a few days last
week.
Mrs. W1nans studies her customers,
~ She will not sell you anWhing unbe-
coming. She knows a becoming we'll
fitted hat will bring that customer back
D again. That she pleases is evident by
3 her fast increasing trade with each
]. season.
A jolly party of Devils Lake youne
} women who enjoyed the hospitality O.
$ Miss Florence Walker at Crary ovel
b Sunday were: Misses Blanche, Leli:
4 and Alta Fox, Julia and Frances Short
4 ridge, ina, Pauline, Olga, Tnez and Ma
2 belle serumgard
s. s'..- s.EsS .A.4.-
e &. W. H. Bemis, former bass soloist
s of Calvary M. E. church and of 81
& Mary's Catholic church in New York
z has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
y VIM. r'alger this week. He left O
y Wednesday for Butte, Montana, wher
D he will sing at the Empress theatre 70
a week.
z Miss Esther Perusse left on Monda
" for Grand Forks for a few days. visi
y With friends. From there she will e
= to Duluth where she has accepted
3 position in the public schools for tn
G year. Miss Perusse is a charmi~
z young woman and made many friend
4 during her residence in Devils Lake
Z The eighteenth birthday annive
e sary of Miss Orpha Wagner, daughte
& of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wagner, prom
4 nent Starkweather people was the O,
y casion for a happy festivity last FIR
- day evening. Twenty Of the happ
. young lady's friends were hidden an
? ag evening passed in merriment an
- song.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Jes
Pengilly Of Edmere, whose death O,
" CURED Last week, were Laid to rest l.
the family cemetery near Park Rivel
Mrs. Pengilly's death, after a few days
|. illness, spread a gloom over her HON
community where she was much love
and caused general regret at Devil
Lake where she had many friends an
was well known.
AS is usual with the harvest an,
thought of money in mercantile estat
/ lishments, postoffces, etc., yeggemel
are beginning their annual fall opera
tons. Two stores at Kenmare wer,
broken into recently, the postofflce a
Fqaxton has been robbed together will
Il jewelry store. Devils Lake has sui
fered little also. 1t behoves every
Il body to take more than usual precau
lions in regard to the safekeeping O
valuables at this time Of year when thu
country is infested with this class o.
men. sf:&z ~ ~.
i Although the new Ramsey Count,
Jail is most comfortable place tt
stay in, with cells new and bright ani
clean and there is a kind-hearted Irisi
jailer that place is taboed BY tht
criminals this month Although this Il
the worst time Of year for the bat
class Of men who infest the country al
i harvest time, Ramsey county is unu
4 suaIly fortunate so far in having te
care for very few Of them. Only three
men were confined IN the cells this
= week, when often times at this time d