Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11

Miss Norton has gone to Fargo to
visit relatives
John ". Maher makes farm loans
at lowest and easy terms.
Mrs. Bernier and Miss Chezich have
been at Leeds and Rugby on business
trip this week.
Cashier j. W. Thompson of the State
Bank is looking after business inter-
ests in the Twin Cities.
Telephone 81, Brainard's
Hardware Store, for gasoline
and kerosene.
J. H. Fulkerson at Crazy is enjoying
a visit from his sister Mrs. E. Haddock
and her grandson from Charleston, III.
Telephone your orders to
Brainard's Hardware Store for
gasoline and kerosene.
Banker E. B. Page made a visit to
his old town Leeds this week to help
institute new Masonic chapter there
Insure in the Old Reliable Connect
cut R. A. Young, agent. Office, rear
First National Bank building. Phone
40.
Roy A. Nelson, formerly assistant
cashier of the First National Bank at
Edmore, has been appointed deputy
state bank examiner.
Jack Thurwen of Crazy is suffering
a dislocated collar bone, the result of
Jumping from a wagon to which was
hitched a fractions team.
Miss Anna Hoghaug Of the register
of deeds office has returned to her
duties after a delightful outing with
friends at Detroit, MINI.
Gasoline and kerosine orders
receive prompt attention if tele-
phoned to Brainard's Hardware
Store. No. 81.
Miss Mona Lyons Of Larimore, and
her cousin Miss Edith Lafferty of Den
yer, Colo, are here for few days the
guests of Miss Maude Sprague.
The Emporium is proud Of new dry
cleaning machine just installed, that
rapidly increasing business, increas-
ed by judicious advertising has made
necessary.
Charles Bosworth is experimenting
the work of looking after the city trees
for the Park Board and every effort
is to be made for their preservation
and care.
Jos. T. Purcell of Fargo was visitor
In the city day or two this week.
Mr.. Purcell will be remembered as a
candidate two years ago for railroad
commissioner.
The North Dakota Liquor Institute
is a guaranteed cure for the liquor and
morphine habits. Institute, 722 y. 3rd
st., Grand Forks, Y. D.
J. Gorecke, manager Of the Burgess
Elevator at Lawton, is able to be about
again after being laid up some weeks
with an injured foot, the result OF a
gun shot wound.
A. o. Sather, the merchant prince of
Starkweather, and by the way one of
the handsomest, most eligible bachel-
ors of the state, was visitor on Mon
day and cast his smiles around.
Telephone Brainard's Hard
ware Store for gasoline and ker-
osine. Orders of this kind at
tended to with strict promptness.
Word from Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Wal
lace ofthe NJ E. church who are away
on a vacation, locates them at Milford
Ohio, with Mrs. Wallaces people. They
expect to be at home for the first Sun
day in April.
John Wischer, prominent Lawto1
farmer, has purchased fine quarter
section of land from Frank Goldman
mer making a 100 acre addition to his
already numerous acres. The consid
Grafton was $4,000.
The little city of Lawton, this coun
ty, is growing Geo. Adler is erecting
a new blacksmith shop, John Hastat
intends to erect pretty new cottage
home this year, and Louis Bratts con
templates a new home.
At st. Joseph's church Sunday morn
ing Miss Margaret Fenelon sang al
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