Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-01

n. Miller of Decatur will fill her place.
The local socialists have arranged |
to have Fred D. Warren, well known
Kansas socialist, and editor of the
Appeal to Reason, here in October for
an address.
Miss Blanche Mccarthy made a trip
I'D to Webster this week to get &C.
quainted with little new niece, Miss |
Armilla, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ur-
ban Mccarthy.
= Miss Lenore Hinckley supervisor OF |
the boys department at the School for
the Deaf, has returned from Owatona,
where she spent her summer vacar
ton. Her mother and sister, Miss
Gladys accompanied her.
Miss Lillian Wineman looks for
ward with pleasure to winter in sun
ny California, and when Miss Crotch
en- Gollinger Of Los Angeles who has
been her guest the past week, returns
to her home she will accompany her
and spend the winter there and at 9th
er points in California.
Lloyd Olmstead, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Olmstead of England met@Kfkh
a bad accident In company with some
other Lads, he was playing with some
22 cartridges, laying them on a stone
and exploding them. Young Olmstead
came too close to one and the powder
flashed in his eyes. He may lose the
sight Of one eye as result.
Supt. Y. G. Barnell,' the new super.
.antendent Of the public schools of Dew
als Lake, expresses himself as much
pleased with Devils Lake In the few
weeks he has been here and is enter
ing with hearty zest into his new Ia
sbofs inspired with the helpful and
hopeful spirit Of patrons and pupils
Of the schools as well as his fine
corps OF assistants.
Miss Chesfck, connected with Mrs
Berniers hair dressing parlors, met
with an accident Sunday evening that
is proving quite painful. She stumbl-
ed over the projecting rods in front of
the Great Northern hotel receiving a
fall that caused numerous bruises
This pipe was put in with the inten-
&ioa of putting in street lights on this
corner which has not been done as
yet
:.
Mrs. Nellie Dunn and Master Ken
meth Dunn Of Casselton, have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hansen this week Master Ken
meth was given little surprise party
by a number of his boy friends on
Tuesday evening, the party later ad
joufz1ed to the Grand. In the happy
party were: Carl Reese, Roy, Ralph
and Galusha Burgess Ray Reese. Wal
ter Page, Harold Serumgard, Jerome
Greenberg, Gerald Brennan, Frank Ad
ANS and Will Henley.
Humphrey Elliott, Jr., of Lakota me-
with severe accident on the Rober
Kelly farm near Mapes last week
While driving a harvester to whicf
-four horses were hitched, he jumped
from the seat to fix something con
aected with the harness The horse.
started to run and knocked him dow
under their heels. He was thrown
I'm front of the sickle and one cash il
= hts hip took thirty-six stitches to sew
up. Both bones in the right leg wer,
broken and the right ankle dislocated
While he will be laid up for SOM
weeks, chances are good for his ulti
mate recovery. ..,
3s. ]. o. Mcclure, a stranger in thes,
parts who was arrested few days ags
for carrying concealed weapons an,
several other suspicious things, tina
gave him the appearance of an undo
citizen, was allowed to go% o.
Tuesday, after giving $4,000 bonds
He will return in November for trial
Mcclure got III with a Great North
sssern plain clothes man and talked sbi
aboat the different kinds of graf
games, ETC., with the result he was a.
rested and suspicious articles pertain
ing to graft games Of various kind
were found in his possession. FL
proved he had friends and on a wir
for money III was gent. ali once FIR hi