Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-06

,-uEL ana Mrs. u M lie Dach and tTOI
little ziebachs from Fort Totten have
been guests at the Great Northern a
few days this week. :.g .55s.s
The new Owl pharmacy is perfectly
" welcome to the big "owl'' on the
Inter Ocean building any time they
want to come and carry It away.
Bennie. Greenberg wishes his old
friends and customers to know he is
taking orders now for made to order
clothing. Call e17 Seventh street or at
So :ialist reading room. I. IL; sI.55st A..
Ignatz Youngworth and Joe Thorn
as were arrested last week for violat-
ing the. liquor laws and after q hcar-S
ing before Judge Juergens were bound
over under $5O0.0O bonds. II iii, ;.s
The Fargo Courier.News Is right in
for. equal suffrage. and we notice a
leaning that way by the Grand Forks
Evening Times The sentiment is
spreading. ~. "a ss.: .5z,
Miss May Disbrow has just been
sent to Towner, N D., to good posi-
ton. She attended the Union Com
mercial college at Grand Forks This
school can help all young people. Send
for their catalogue and find out about
it. .. o.. ILL.,, ~, '@s..>s ~. =. ..,a,
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist OF
Fargo, will visit Devils Lake person
ally Thursday, Oct. 10. All. persons
having defective eye:sight or who need
their glasses changed or renewed
should call and see him. Office at ct.
Northern hotel. Co. '>
William stoughton G. N. Engineer, e.
B.. Cannon, conductor, and Lloyd Wal
ker, all of Minot were arrested on
Wednesday on a charge Of manslaugh-
ter on account of wreck where an
Austrian laborer was killed. A heavy
train these men. were In charge of,
collided with a fiat car on which the
Austrian was riding with the result
he was killed. The three train men
were arrested and placed in jail. The
B. Of r. T. has taken charge of their
+ defense. 's'.'- - o.
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Rev. Father Lee of Starkweather
was in town on Wednesday,. He was
en- route from his three months Euro
pean trip which he took in company
with Bishop James O'Reilly of Fargo.
The good father reports a delightful
+ as well as very profitable trip from an
educational standpoint. While in Par.
is the Bishop and Father Lee visited
the Louvre just short while before
j the famous picture Of Mona Lisa was
! stolen and had a glimpse of the pic.
ture. Hather Lee enjoyed particularly
his visit to ireland, the birthplace OF
: his parents. 80 .,sir$ a2'F %'s>f d,
> Bethany church four miles north,
D VIII hold it's annual dinner and supper
! and bazaar on Tuesday, October 10th.
: Everyone IS cordially invited. These
annual events are very pleasant and
! many Of the. city people take advantage
Of the time to go out and mingle with
4 their country friends. Dinner and sup
per will be served from noon until
1880 p. M. There viii be fancy work
both. useful and ornamental on sale
as well as fine home cookery Of differ.
emit kinds. II you want to- see lust
what kind Of q spread the North Dako-
: ia farmers wives know how to prepare
there Is no better time to find out than
at the annual Bethany Bazaar. Chick
en- roasted and fried, with all the, &C
companyfng delicacies Of home made
jellies, preserves, pickles, well cooked
vegetables, ETC. Come everybody. It
is Just jolly run BY auto. =
|G#@}si me A$lnter-Ocean, acknowledges the
receipt Of some home made sorghum
molasses, made from sugar cane grown
lat Greenwood, N. D., by G. e. Day,
the mayor Of Greenwood. Mr.. Day
raised about twenty-five rows Of sugar
cane a as an experiment and made a
great success OF it, fully demonstrate
ing the fact that this useful product
can be grown in North Dakota and with
very little trouble. ~ OF of his
| little patch this year he harvested
over hundred pounds of seed as
wen as boiling down ten gallons Of
good sorgum. The seed is going fast at
twenty-five cents q pound. Mr.. Day
viii go into II more extensively next
year ana win put In ave acres. III In
boiling down the syrup he claims North