Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-22

Mrs William Falger looks forward
to delightful winter in California
and expects to leave with the children
about October 1st
| Brocket has small pox case. Wen
guaranteed, though, with not much
| danger OF the dread disease spreading.
In the absence OF a pest house the pa
tent, has to be cared for in the city
Jail
! E1-Auditor Emil Eich has such good
crops this year he will do his own
threshing and has purchased a fine
new outfit This is noticeable among
many farmers over the county this sea
SON Their crops are so big the ex-
pense of threshing viii buy a new out
] ut Of their own and the result has been
a splendid harvest for the machine
men as we'll as the farmer.
! Ladies: When you come to Grand
Forks look up S. Brown, ladies' tailor
He is doing ladies' tailoring that COM
petes with the SWEETEST highest priced
establishments OF the cities For ref
! erences as to this fact, write him. He
can furnish them from Grand Forks
most prominent women who for years
| have had their tailoring done in the
cities. Samples of fall and winter
goods on application.
Miss Louise Prindeyille of Grand
Forks and her father James Prinde-
vile, former residents of Devils Lake,
were in the city a day last week en-
route to California where Mr.. Prinde-
vile will spend the winter. His dau-
ghteE will likely return when she sees
him nicely settled there. They have
spent the summer with relatives in
Ontario
Paul Busch, one of the Great North
ems popular engineers was il the city
Monday and Tuesday, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Louise Busch of
Grand Forks, who was on her way to
Seattle, Wash, to spend the winter.
Bonnie Greenberg wishes his old
friends and customers to know he is
taking orders now for made to order
j clothing Call GIT Sevond street or at
Socialist reading room.
, Twenty-Five years ago column in the
Towner News-Tribune: Right Rev.
Bishop Walker accompanied by Rev.
Mr. Sheridan of Minneapolis, laid the
corner stone OF the pretty little stone
edihce in which Episcopalians war
ship in Devils Lake. Sam Wine
man was married to Miss Tena Moe.
The boys serenaded him at the front
door, then threw tin cans in at the
back door. but Sam wouldn't bulge.
Mrs. y. ". Hawkinson of Rock
Lake. " D., is visiting her parents,
Nh I'D Mrs. /. H. Pratt of Litchfield.
Nina. Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Pratt who are old residents of that
part OF Minnesota, celebrated their
goicen wedding anniversary and had
all their children and grand children
about them in family reunion. Fifty
years ago this estima BILE couple were
united in marriage in St. Paul and
came Immediately to Meeker county
Wnere they have resided ever since,
growing with each year more into the
love and esteem of the people. Dur
ing the great Indian outbreak. the
Pratts were residents of that county.
IN going over the Inter-Ocean circu-
latlon list we find names of numerous
people formerly prominent in the af-
fairs Of Devils Lake and Ramsey coun-
ty, who have left and made new homes
elsewhere. How they have scattered
these old pioneers of early days! You
will find them on the Pacific Coast. in
sunny California, in faraway Norway
and even the Philippine Islands. That
a love for the old town and friends
still fingers is evident when for years
they take the old home paper in order
to keep up with them. The wonder
comes do they ever stop to think these
old friends back here would be Just
as interested in hearing from them.
The 1nter-Ocean would like to start a
former residents column. Write to
us. We will be delighted to publish
your letters and from interest mani
tested always in some little item about
the absent ones we know your old
friends will be delighted to hear from
you. News of the old-time residents is
just az interesting as Of the new.
| TAxIcAB SERVICE.
When In Grand Forks call Dakota
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