Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-16
LOCALS

John W. Maher makes farm loans
ct lowest and easy terms.
H c. Middaugh is looking amer leg
al matters during the court term at
Rugby this week $ Is / 52 sisss.
Judge J. F. CoWan and Court Sseno-
graphsr Taylor are attending court 0v-
ct at AiaRewaukan. this week.
Earl DueM is at home again after
happy siz weeks spent in visiting the
larger eastern cities, and with has sis
ter in Newark, n. J. r. a..s
John LenharS is at home again after
course OF treatment in the Rochester
hospital He is much improved in
health TO the delight of his friends.
General Manager P. s Dunn of the
Farmers railroad and Hans Nicholson
OF Webster returned ON Saturday last
from fishing trip out TO KaIispel.
| Montana
| An enterprising dealer in lawn mow-
eFs who would advertise just right in
the inteF-Oeean could make a fortune
just now Some of the yards in this
town look like hay fields.
| Martin Mayer, the Great Northern
passenger conductor says travel is in
creasing every day. Hundreds are go
ing to the big flower festival at Port
land, and the land business is pick
ing up.
At a recent meeting OF the Farmers
Grain Co. the old officials were re-
elected for another term. They are
Rasmus Sorenson, president; LID.
Maurer, first yice-president; H e.
Baird, second vice-president; ". J.
Samuel secretary, and Norman Morri-
son, treasurer
/ The Fargo Courier News remarks
that If Devils Lake really wants to get
the commission form of government
petition before the city council for
a vote, the petition should be insured.
Two of them have been lost and an.
other one will be prepared
Wouldn't it be a good idea for every.
body to clean up for the Press meet on
the % and oath? The newspaper boys
are lot of keen observers and will
notice just how things look. A B. Ker-
lin has promised to set the example
and make the electric light plant and
yard look like new tin whistle. sc s.
Cards from E. J. Chamberlain locate
him in Chicago where he will spend q
fortnight before starting home. Tia
went east to New York to see his dan.
ghter who has just graduated from a
, fashionable Washington, D. C. school,
J OF for summers tour of Europe.
Governor John Burke has announced
the following member Of the board OF
control authorized by the last legis.
iature to have control OF the affairs
OF ali the penal and charitable affairs
OF the state. They are Henry Tatle
Bismarck, John Carmody, Hillsboro
i ". F. Robertson, Williston. The. sal
5 airy is $4,000 year. Ii is rumored
). that Editor Bryant of the Stats En-
r seiger at Rugby win be made secretary
! at salary of $4,000 per year. :
t Ed. Richardson Of the board OF state
e barber examiners has been out Of the
t state with other members of the board
on an inspection tour the past week
We wondered who was the most con
. ceited the other day an old farmer OF
> an Indian The farmer who looked
'! like an old bachelor, was buying {
y shirt He matched it tohis complexion
two Or three times tried some othe,
l. coiors and finally after a long delibera
y tive struggle bought pink one Al
Indian deliberated at least half al
u hour as to whether certainl styIe O.
grey derby hat was becoming or not
TIalk about fussy women. ~
Il The Agricultural College Spectrum
. says in giving the history of the 1871.
lgradnating class: III Edwin Traynor
(Arvold the second. Twenty-six year.
of age. The third settler In the yicin
e ity Of Starkweather, his parents bein,
a the first two. Attended the countr,
s schools systematically and finally fin
d ished the eighth grade. Came here il
+ 1905, but his first two or three years ii
6 attendance was again spasmodic. Not
led as public speaker and supposed,
4 perfect logic, sleeps well and ,sneye
was scared Of burglar. Strong o.
d cooperation, cooperation in \ genera
e. and cooperation in twos. 2 .zz5 2 q
r Hon. A. J. .Nestos OF Minot, passe,
" through on Monday enroate to, Crane
L Forks to attend the commencement
4 exercises Of his Alma Mater, the Uni