Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-23

flluStOn Is going TO Try ana klunap
Col. "A. b. Kerlin from u.s. .. +: a:
Mrs. Ellen Cornforth and Byron B.
Moore of Larimore were welded last
week. Il. =. - - &&s<-t . $Ess.s
Jack Stead of Max Bass had a russell
with black snake which invaded his
pig pen few days ago. .-:. III. Z.
Already some of the exchanges are
stealing Wavelets and not saying a
/ word about who caused the ripple.
Even the gophers in North Dakota
like money. A man near Cottonwood,
N. D., left $4,000 bill in his shack
! and one of the little fiickertails chewed
It all up.
A farmer near Benedict, N. D. has
fine marble mansion. The rock was
quarried and faced on his farm. The
house is said to be beauty.
A cooking school Is the latest fad
in Grand Forks and in consequence a
full course of instructions may make
some Grand Forks homes happier than
they were before.
They are having an awful time at
Ninot to locate the new Normal school
site. Erick Ramsted, Senator Wallin,
and ]. NJ. Devine are the tall Ackers
on the site that has been chosen.
The green-eyed monster roams the
streets of Fargo all the time, and
shrfeks that Grand Forks is sending
out nothing for the Development Lea
que but stuff about that city. Why
don't Fargo get to work?
A round Of the automobile garages
in Devils Lake on rainy day reveal
ed over s150,000 worth of automobiles
in storage. This was not counting au-
tomobiles in privage garages over the
town. Yet people yell hard times.
Rev. F. A. Martyr, former rector of
the Episcopal church in Grafton was
in an automobile accident recently
where one of his companions, Rev. Ce.
Gil Marrick was killed. Mr.. Martyr re-
ceived bad scalp wound.
The Warwick Sentinel man said
some naughty words in his paper this
week about Col. Brewer of the Forum
A committee is going to be appointed
to keep them apart during the Press
meet.
A practical Devils Lake woman uses
big oil or syrup cans as bed warmers
for the members of the family who
sleep out of doors. They serve the
purpose just as well as hot water bot
ties and are very inexpensive.
y In point of time served Remington
is the Oldest convict in the state pen
itentiary. He has been there 81 years
and has graduated from every depart
ment OF work in the institution. HI
ds now the head Of the barber shop. y
An exchange remarks that because
the Inter-Ocean has woman at tn.
helm, all brickbats in the future will
Z. be cut hobble and clothed in chiffon
Throw all the brickbats you want to
!: We will take care of the last word.
A pneumatic pillow that a fellow
could blow up to any size he wants il
what one of the Inter-Ocean men i
/. going to invent. He claims the one b.
sleeps on now has to be folded VI
double and then feels like bulle
Va under his ear. "a III III j
Il E Every traveller in the country know
Fred Bartholomew, proprietor of tn
Il Frederick hotel in Grand Forks. DON
forget to call him Colonel now. Ere,
\ may not be quite as big as some o
Coy. Burke's other colonies, but he i
e just as brave. @>' -. II.
B Will Stern Of Fargo is over in Lon
don hobnobbing with George and Mary
He had some conversation with Georg
~ the other day. In the crowd he wa
pushed against his majesty, and said
Excuse me-" His majesty did, and
" was worth a eablegram home to tn
folks. O. + 2 ". ss$ ...s & sS s5 s
Glaring headlines in the st. Loui
Globe. Demoerat says Two bottles o
beer put Teddy Roosevelt out OF bus
ness. IS 7 was a great relief to fin,
Teddy was a big grisly bear. tn
beer was given ais an anesthetic t
Quiet bruin while his teeth were sbeinl
filled. S3s
Forty chickens on a farm nea
3 IIankinson, n. ID, were treated to
rare experience when they were sucke,
m IN d whirlwind that swept througl
the Bachus farm and carried !,
u half mile away from home. They Wer,
81 dropped lightly 10 mother earth unin
jlIrsd h ana resumed their work ID