Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-07
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Charley Baker big farmer living
fifteen TT miles north Of Devils Lake
says they need rain out that way.
Between BET the city and Bakers place
is noted some Of the finest fax ever
seen IN the state. .'3sIrS.t ~: l.. ~ :5l' ..}
Major G. G.. Grafton Of the First
infantry p N. D. National Guard it is
now instead of Captain Grafton. He
has been raised in rank to succeed
Major M Charles Mudgett who is in the
regular army now. Major Grafton saw
active service in the PHILIPPINES and
is one Of North Dakota's bravest SOL
zdienlads. His promotion is well meri-
ted& ;,@s, ::@,s If ,. =.
sss Mrs. I: A. J. ,Keifer of Towner and
Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz of Leeds were
visitors on Saturday last enroute home
from Grand Forks where they attended
the Eastern Star Convention Both
ladies will come back the z, 8, and 9th
to- visit the Chautauqua. 81 ~ u ~ !.
Prominent visitors here this week
have been Judge and Mrs. c., H. Derr
of Faukton, S. D. They have been
guests of their daughter Mrs. J.. F.
Armstrong, who with her husband, the
Indian land allotment man, is spend
ing a few weeks at the Great Northern
Hotel. Judge Derr is an old timer of
Flaulk Co.; N. D., in fact one Of its first
abitants. Il There is only one man
living today who came to that county
to settle the same year he did. = =
sa55A / G.. Reinicke, Special Agent for
the American Bankers Insurance Co.
OF Chicago, was a visitor this week.
iHeis still residing in Fargo since his
big promotion a few weeks ago, when
he was given charge Of three states
for his company, but as soon as he
gets things Strengthened out we'll, and
all his agents working will move his
headquarters and his family to Min
:neapolis. North Dakota, where every
one knows "Reiny'. will be sorry to
lose him. b s5 .sj a5s 5s} r. r
and "a ra Is,hns BuTke and the
children left Bismarck last week for
Northwestern Wisconsin, where Mrs.
Burke and the children will spend the
summer months in the pine woods.
The Gov. went on to Oskaloosa Iowa
to attend the meeting Of the Iowa Bar
Association before. which body he
makes ian address on Employers
Liability and Workmen's Compensa.
|tion. Is The Governor will be here for
the review Of the troops encamped on
Rock Island reservation but accord
ing to this report from Bismarck Mrs.
Burke will not be here this summer.
I The brightest and most sparkling
Of all the Howard successes, .The
Flower OF the Ranch" is coming to
the h Grand opera house Friday, July
14th. Song hits have been streaming
I for years from Mr.. HoWard's IS fountain
pen; and his name has always appear
led in bold type in connection with
eeThe Time, The Place and The Girl"
.'The Golden Girl, Z ''A Stubborn Gin
derella, !. hdiss Nobody from starland," !"
and q score Of other successful must
lcal plays. The stage settings are ty.
IpicaI OF the California days way back
T In the 49,'s. A vein of comedy flows
through the entire performance which
holds the audi fence, while a score OF
musical numbers and Howard song
hits AFFORD the theatre goer two
hours Of laughter Pretty girls are es.
|sentia1 to musical comedy, fascinating
men are denlanded i good, Who'll olesome
comedy IS the chief requisite, and this
latest Howard success has them all
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