Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-16
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ohm ". Maher always mas money
On hand for farm loans no delay.
9S ttorney Fred 1,raynor boasts Of the
first garden truck III town. !sEs
ss5s George Elmslie IS y at home; again
\ after e pleasant visit to Winnipeg
Word ', from Minneapolis says Police
M'agistrate Juergens who has been iii,
Is much improved in health and will
5soe able to stand the Journey home i'll
II a few days.
M[r US A Dunn left on Tuesday for1
4 Seattle where she will enjoy a months
visit with her daugh err
p. locking the Chaut auqua sec i.s
y tary will be assisted il his! labors Ut atl
h the Chautauqua Offices this summer
by his brother DR. HI q. Hocking IL
Chicago who will spend his vacation
here. Z
35s5 Dan Regain Of Webster has gone In
to farming on a large scale this year.
He has rented seven hundred acres
near Toxic and has purchased a big
n steam ploW Flax will make him rich
thls year. s.sts sz53.5
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toombs of Grand
Forks will be delightful Chauta
4 acqnit tons this summer. They have en-
gagged a cottage and will move il short
Nv. Their daughter Miss Hazel Toombs5
q popular Uniyersity graduate 81 this
a year has been engaged to teach ii the
Devils Lake Public schools the coming
year. s3:S ;$5 Ss; Nj.
5 George Davis managing editor Of.
the Grand Forks Times is very iii at
1! his home suffering from q paralytic
Il stroke. His Devils Lake friends will
5lib be anxious for news from his bedsire
II and pray for a speedy recovery. Mr..
Davis was at one time connected with
the Inter-O Ocean. Il:
Senator Hansbrough was the foun-
der Of the Inter Ocean and every rea-s
& der will be interested in HIS new book
s'ssThe Second Anne dment'''. Turner, the
\ Book man has It for sale.
Attorney I'D Flynn and Herman
Rutten Of this city have been IN Bis
4 narck this week attending the conven5
4 ton Of the Catholic, Order Of Foresters.
s@ Mr.. N. Lambert Manager Of the New
q York Cash store has been in the Twin
n Cities this week buying goods. His
trade is constantly Increasing and It
Il keeps him busy keepin g4 his stock up.
The Boy Scouts left on tuesday for
Wood Lake and were accompanied by
q Dr. Cuthbert, Rev. Wallace,1 and
h Professor Clark. a wagon load Of sup
B plies went along and the boys look
forward to a happy four days Of camp
life IA
The marriage Of ] ohn Rueiells a pro.
anlnent clothier Of Grand Forks and
VI, Mrs. sshute, one Of the owners Of the
Boyey-s hute Lumber Co, were married
recently in Minnea polis. Mrs. shute
ssis the widow Of the late Roy Shute
.and is well known II Devils Lake
Cards have l,egn received announc
ling the narriaga Of sharies len one
Of the Oldest residents of 1iakota to
Miss Ina Belle Leguee 81 Crooksto on.
The ceremony oceure:d on Iunt 18th at
y the home OF I'll bride. 1. and \ Mrs
len will make hei.s nom !, III Grand
Forks.
Superintendent and Mrs. Dwight have
"a little dog that lis q great pet and has
"a highly trained palate for "a canine.
Il He eats rose and pansie blossoms,
green onions, strawberries and any
( kind Of sweets with great relish. He
/ is q snobbish little pup though and
positively refuses to eat In the kitchen
with the hell. 35ss
~ The Minneapolis Tribune Of Sunday
last published d splendid review Of
Senator Hansboro rough book The
{ Second Amendm ut I. There is q thrill
about II that one who reads absorbs to
the very end, On sale at Turner's
Il book store.
Herman Garske the father of Garske,
III was d visitor In the city Tues
day. Nj. Garske is . firm believer in
& the wealth Of North Dakota soil s He
Il has $40 acres ii crop this year and
u one of the sprettiest farm homes gin
Ramsey County
LENDERS of the board Of the trustees
Of the state tuberc ulosis sanitarium
az Dunseith have been appointed by
Governor Burke. S They are DR. tsras-
u sick Of Grand Forks, Wild
meyer Of Rolette, DR.. mieux u I.ari-
4 4 more, VIM. Gottbrecht y and Marion
Edwards of Rolette.