Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-08

-, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Rickert of Grand
Forks autoed over Sunday but owing
to the bad roads following Mondays
rain were obliged to leave their big
touring car here and return on the
| train.
W. j. Gardner of Carlisle foot ball
fame, visited friends in the city Mon
day enroute from Belcourt where he
mas been visiting his mother, to Louis.
vile, KY, to resume his duties as ply
slval director at Dupont university and
to take up his law practice.
Matte Kelly, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kelly, left on Wednesday even
ing to resume his studies for the year
at st. Thomas college in St. Paul.
| The long looked for Socialist daily
is scheduled to make it's appearance
next month according to the leading
Socialists of the city.
u. n. Stenwick, the state game war
den' most emphaticapy denies the
falsehoods spread by certain papers
over the state about his fishing with
seine IN Fish Lake and claims no
selnes were used excepting by Mr.,
MAIN who has never used one in any
way only as his work in the fish hatch
cries demanded.
Martin Vagstad whose bondsmen
went back on him a week ago. and
who had to rustic up new ones, has
finally managed to secure the necess-
airy papers to keep him from being
cared for by Mr.. Noonan, the kind
hearted Irish jailor, in the new county
Jail. Mr.. Vagstad Is out waiting trial
on the charge of violating the LIQUOR
law.
Editor R. A. Qualey of the Russell,
N. D., Sentinel, was pleasant visitor
in Devils Lake on Monday While
here he called on his aunt Miss Annie
Evans who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Thompson at Chautau.
qua. This was the first time he had
ever met his near relative, sister OF
his mothers. Mr.. Qualey is one OF
the consistent progressive editors o1
the state and keeps his newsy little
paper up to high standard EDITORIAL,
and every other way.
September 20 is the date set for the
marriage of two of Grand Forks popu
lar and prominent young people, Pau
Griffith son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B
Griffith and Miss Maud Begg daughte
of w. S. Begg of the firm of Benner
Begg & Garvin. Both young peopi
were born and brought up in Gran,
Forks and their marriage will be on
of the most brilliant events of tn
kind in that city for some moons. Nj
Griffith has built handsome hom
on Reeves avenue for his bride.
DR.. A. G. Bailey after three years
service as pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this city has rendered hi
: resignation and will take charge Q
the church at Winnebago, MINI. Du1
ing their residence here the Bailey
have endeared themselves to wild
3 circle Of friends who will regret thei
r decisions to change their residence t.
another state. The change is mad
on account of the parents of both d.
and Mrs. Bailey. They live at Whine
bago and are quite along in years.
There will be meeting of the Con-
mercial club on Friday evening, tn
first of the fall season when many mat
tiers Of Importance will come up. FL
fort is being made to collect in tn
dues. Bills have accumulated to b.
be paid and these will be looked aft
er. A campaign of some kind Of win
ter entertaining to keep the member
interested and together will be inaug
urated. The club is something ever,
man in the city should be interested i:
and should do his share toward max
ing a greater Devils Lake which !!
what the club stands for.
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The registration at the Academy O.
st. Mary's on the Lake is larger this
wear than ever before. Among tht
new boarders who entered this veal
are Angelina Ho1linger and Florence
Owens of Minot, Edna King of Lakota
Effe Snyder of Calvin, Helen Hitter o.
MELVILLE, Blanch Mccarthy, Ruth ant
John Cannon Of Devils Lake and Ear
Leonard of Bisbee- Among the new day
pupils from the city. are Marie Wilmas
Jennie Jensen, Remy Guimot and Dor
othy Walters. Some Of last years stu
dents who have made arrangements