Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13

| lis Lake, where they will reside for
some time. They will make their
home with Mr., and Mrs. Mayer at the
new hotel there. Il -s..S N SIX t..'=. g.,..
| The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served delightful dinners We'd
nesday and Thursday noon in the
Locked Gram building, and needless to
say, they were we'll attended and
thoroughly enjoyed. =. - r. III.
District court for Ramsey county will
convene on Monday, Nov. 10, in per-
suance to an order issued by Judge
Cowan the first of the week. A num-
Der of criminal and civil cases will
then be brought up for. trial ~' - .@''.
James Mccarthy, of York was in
the city Monday evening comforting
with Will A. Campbell and members of
the executive committee for the land
show, relative to the display to be
made at St. Paul in December.
Mesdames Alois Walters, VIM. De-
Vaney and A. F. Baker were hostesses
yesterday afternoon to the Alter So
ciety of st. Joseph's church. A large
number of the members we're present
and an enjoyable afternoon epent.
l. -
John H. Kirk, judge of the county
court of Bottineau county and we'll
known here, spent few hours in town
Monday afternoon while on his way to
Grand Forks on business trip. His
many friends here were glad too see
him.
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.
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
A former Devils Lake young lady,
Miss Darwell Wells, was united IN
marriage at Minneapolis Wednesday
morning to Mr.. Frank Tawlitheck, a
merchant at Lisbon. Her many Dew
lis Lake acquaintance extend most
sincere congratulations. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kane of GA
First street, are mourning the loss of
their infant daughter, who passed
away Monday morning. The babe was
only twenty-four hours old at the time
of its death. Funeral services were
held Tuesday from the house. / s.
The custody Of the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Houff, over which there has
been considerable litigation, was finally
: decided yesterday when Judge Cowan
gave the child to its mother, having
reach the de cision that she was entire
ly capable of taking: care Of it. 49,
W. NJ. Holbrook disposed of his
household effects at public auction on
Saturday on the vacant lot across from
the Owl pharmacy. The sale was lar
gely attended and all the articles
brought good prices. d. Frank Hyland
Twas the auctioneer, Of course. - "
I At 3 o'clock Wednesday the fire
department was called to the Hattlanel
home on Uline avenue, between Sew
enth: and Eighth streets, where fire
had, been discovered in the barn. Chill
dren playing with matches is believed
to have caused the origin Of the blaze
| VII. Kidder and his father-in-law,
W. w. A1nsWOrth, came up from Fargo
Wednesday evening and will enjoy. a
few days hunting at. the Kraft camp.
Mr.. Kidderz recently disposed Of his
interests in the North Dakota Book
and Stationery Co.. to J. B. Peterson,
then a resident Of this city. .#
1 Margraye, opposite postofice, does
fine repair work on furniture. Prices
reasonable. sasss. IN. III &: j.
4 Clark ". Kelly is In attendance to-
day at the meetings Of the board OF
4 directors Of the agricultural college at
Fargo. AT the close Of these delibera-
lions he will be Joined by Mrs. Kelley