Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-06

Vaerness church northeast Of town /
next Sunday at II a. M, in the Norwe-
gian language. .s,yjs5s. .5S} .$ Is
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leigh, old res
idents of Dunseith have decided 70
move to Texas to make their perlnan-.
ent home. They have been residents
Of North Dakota for twenty years and
have accumulated a goodly store of
this worlds goods. . .l.zs $5y5, .,.szs,.
The North Dakota State Enforce
ment league with F. L. Watkins in
command are just going after the vio-
lators of the liquor law at Valley City
A search vigilance committee in its
work found evidence against the no.
tells Rudolph, Kindred and Windsor
and the seigfred drug store with, the
result these places were raided.:. =
AS result of charge of bootleg
ging c. J. Losbaugh, a transient who
blew into Starkweather lies in the
county Jail awaiting trial. He kept
his wares in pint bottles stored in an
old separator. twenty-five bottles
were seized by the authorities. He
was unable to furnish the $4,000 bond
and will be jailer Noonan's guest FOR
awhile. >#<&5.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Cordelia
Hulburd, Miss Jennie Anderson, G. "A.
Lampert and Louis u Rowland of the
Wesley conservatory faculty who will
go to Devils Lake the morning of O.
tober II to give the federation con.
cert that evening are to be entertained
as guests of Hon. and Mrs. Silver Ser
umgard at their handsome residence
on Fifth street.
The Model clothing store is exhibit
ing two dandy photographs, one CT the
New York Giants, and the other of the
Philadelphia American league baseball
teams. AS these teams are the lead
ers in their respective leagues and will
undoubtedly contest for the worlds
championship, they are creating a
great deal Of interest, and there are
few passersby but what stop to JOCK
over the players.
The new Owl pharmacy opened its
doors on Wednesday to the public and
the occasion partook of Quite a social
nature. Many ladies attended and
were rewarded with fragrant ca-aa-
ton. Messrs. Thiessen and McInnis,
the owners are welcomed to the city.
They are both registered pharmacist 5
and have business ability that will
make them valuable acquisitions to the
business world of Devils Lake Their
new store is neatly arranged and with
fixtures Of mission oak and the ar
rangement of stock gives coy artis-
tic look that is pleasing. A very hand
, some soda fountain is an attraction
in the store and will be presided over
: Miss Ursula Henzie of Third street
! very happily celebrated her eleventh
. birthday anniversary on Tuesday ave.
;. ming with the assistance of thirty Of
E her young friends. A delicious SUPPER
: was served at 6 O'clock and a feature
3 in the center of the table was the beau.
g tiful birthday cake with it's eleven
candles. Numerous pretty gifts were
= left as souvenirs of the occasion fol
the little hostess. Mrs. Henzie was
assisted in entertaining by her daugh
ter, Miss Mary and Miss Hazel Nc
Kay The guests were Marie Daeley
Helena Huesgen, Maude Gray, Mary
Deloris Mclaughlin, Laura and Della
Furstenau, Kathleen Anderson, Mar
garet Nash, Esther Brainerd, ELSIE
= Henley, Genevieve Rapp, Dorethas
Mayer, Ruth and Leonora Bice, yeer:
and Eunice Flumerfelt, Laura whit
ford, Barbara Page, Ethel Smell, 34Cs
> Uterine and Rosemary Gagen, Cecilia
Il and Marie O'Brien, Dream Hunt, Ola
II dys Doheny, Mable Mclean, Louis Sc
II rene and Felix Myers. $ $s
Ill Mr.. VIM. Lemke, president of IN.
II Land Finance company, was in the eli,
II this week. He spent nearly a year 81
II the company's land in Mexico durIr,
HI which tirno tho roooo4 .....,L. *