Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
PAR Ayr PHS ABOUT Our PEOPLE!
The Grist that Comes . scribbler's Mill.

s. The Board has suffered some I'M
avoidable delays in printing but those
who have been favored with glimpse
of the advance sheets claim that it is
certainly worth the waiting.
Mrs. Boyd Thompson, of Kenmare,
was the guest of her brother, Mr.. Nortz
of the Nortz Lumber Co., this week. !
!. Postal cards from w. r. Kuhn, one.
of the popular Devils Lake boys, loca-z
ted him travelling in France. Aside
from the news on the post card there
was no Information as to what he was
doing or when he would return. =.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Clapp were ar
rivals the early part of the week from
Boston and will spend fortnight with
Mrs. Clapp's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. H. Brennan. From here they will
go on to Vancouver, B. C. where DR..
Clapp will look after some important
geological work for the Canadian
government
Grand Forks new police matron is
proveing a regular Sherlock Holmes
when it comes to ferretting out naugh-
tiness among both old and young in
that beautiful city down on rhe Red.
She objects to any spooning on tie
school or church s'eps and says she
has already found tLt whole lot CT
things aDous prominent people that
would not look welt in print. -
The Egeland public schools have
closed for the summer and Miss Web
ster of this city who has been one OF
the successful. teachers has returned
home. She will not return to Egeland
another season. Misses Amy and
Grace Brightbill of Cando and Miss
Crystal of Grand Forks have also
rendered their designations and will
not return to Egeland another year,
O., the gallantry of this, from one of
the lnter-Ocean readers goes right to
the heart of the feminine member of
the firm. "Why don't you change my
address to Willow City. 1 wrote a
month ago for you to do so and now if
you hadn't lady editor would use
cuss word. Now get business move
on you" That business move is just
what we are getting on and expect to
keep up the pace until every reader
shrieks If he misses single paper.
Edwin Traynor, son Of Peter Tray
nor a well known Starkweather resi-
dent will graduate this year from the
Fargo Agricultural college with high
honors. He has been chosen class
orator on account of his, splendid re-
cord for public speaking and debate as
well as his fine scholarship. He has
taken part in two intercollegiate de-
bates, prize debate, inter-society de-
bates and numerous declamatory con-
tests y: -"
Ex-United States Senator . Hans
brough had expected to reach Devils
Lake this week with the intention of
spending the summer, but the work of
looking after the sales of his new book,
e Second Amendment" has kent
in longer il Minneapolis Great de:
n AID is being made for the book by
the senators at, Washington and east
ern friends, as we'll as his western
friends, and. the sales. SO lar have ex-
ceeded expectations. The senator will
arrive here in time for >Chautauqua at
Ileast . -.,:-.
| : Mrs. Dougherty, editor and publisher
of the Adams Buget, and one of the
most prosperous newspaper women in
| the state has taken on another add.
etion. to her family in the shape of a
new son-in-laW. Her charming daugh.
tier, Miss Camilla Lucille was welded
ION Wednesday last to jeremiah j,
Mccarthy of Thief River Falls, MINI.
t The Episcopal conclave at Grand
Forks this week was well represen,
/ ted by Devils Lake people. { The dele.
Igates from here were Mrs. stenson.
Mrs. Chas. Turner, Miss Lillian Locke
1sMessrs. a. NJ. Powell and "a. B. Kerlin
i Rev.5Mr. CIattenberg Of the Church 81
the Advent was also in attendance
| When the awards were made to the
1 Episcopal Sunday schools having the
highest per capita during the yeaI
] Larimore came first, Lisbon second
land Esmond third. Handsome pen
nants' We're given for the good work
u Miss Emily Cuthbert one Of TIL
teachers In the Washington school ii
1 recovering nicely from an operation
tIfor appendicitis performed at Mere,
Hospital last Saturday n. 81
Word comes from Williston that tiile
i "A law firm Of Burdick and Maloney have
dissolved partnership and viii main
& tain e u separate law Offices Lient. Gov
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