Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
Legal blanks at Inter-O Ocean office.

A mask ball has been announced. by
the socialists local of Devils Lake to
take place at the opera house next
Tuesday evening. Arrangements are
being made for a big affair.
I Wanted-School girl to live with
good family during the winter. Board
and room free. Inquire at the Inter-
Ocean office.
Charged with stealing two sacks of
flour from the Haslam warehouse, Joe
Feather, an Indian from Fort Totten,
was brought to this city by Supt. lie.
bach. The Indian paid: his fine and
was released. -.
The matter of an appropriation for
the Ramsey county exhibit at the St.
Paul land show will be one of the i'm
portant matters to be taken up by the
county commissioners at their meeting
to be held today
The North Dakota Liquor Institute
8 a guaranteed cure for the liquor and
Morphine habits. Institute, 722 N. Srd
st.. Grand Forks, N. D.
After making their home in Devils
Lake for over year, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
R. Schwabe, have departed for Ohio,
where Mr.. Schwabe has charge of a
territory for the American Steel &
Wire company.
The -Elks are making plans for Me.
mortal Sunday, which is the first Sun
day in December The memorial serv.
ice will probably be held in the Grand
\ opera house. An address will be made
by some prominent lodge member.
Margrave, opposite pOstOffce, does
fine repair work on furniture. Prices
reasonable.
Misses Ella and Gertrude Reardor
. were hostesses to members of the So
y dality of St. Joseph's church Friday
night. Assisting in the serving of thu
dainty refreshments were Mrs. Rear
don, Miss Mary Garvey and Clara Rut
), ten.
J. For dainty Christmas present yo1
can't beat a box of nice stationery
Any girl friend will be delighted will
d a gift of this kind. The Inter-Oceal
t. can supply you with the most attrae
# tive boxes you ever saw.
In honor of Mrs. Cassidy of Gran
, Forks, Mrs. T. J. Downey entertaine
8 at cards Saturday evening. Mr.. Son
g merville and Mrs. Lamphere won tn
head favors and the consolation prize
went to Mr.. Fred Hall and Mrs. Wi
+ liam Hines; .ts =s.' III. -:
Leonard X. Thompson, president Q
the Northwestern National Life Insu1
= ance company Of Minneapolis, arrive
- in Devils Lake on Tuesday and
spending a few days hunting in -thi
vicinity, with Tom Turner, Aver
johnson and Joe Houbert. 3.
- Legal blanks at nter-O Ocean office.
% Attorney John J. Sampson Witnesses
, the Minnesota-N ebraska football gam
in Minneapolis on Saturday. While il
E. the Flour City, he also took depos1
r. tons in the case that has been starte
" against A. H. Bell and the Minneapoli
"a Drug company, which will come u
in district court next month. =
LADIES': When you come to Gran
FORKS look up 8. Brown, ladies' tailo1
He is doing ladies' tailoring that con
ID petes with the SWEETEST highest price
e establishments of the cities. For re-
le erences as to this fact, write him. H
s. can furnish them from Grand Fork
most prominent women who for year
. have had their tailoring done in tn
:: cities. Samples of fail and white
. goods on application.
81 DR.. and Mrs, Charles fl. Clapp {
Ottawa, Canada, are expected to b
n the guests of Devils Lake relatives fe
. the week end Dr.. Clapp is geolog
II cal expert for the Canadian govern
II ment and is returning to his home al
IL er having made important surveys
u the vicinity of Vancouver, B. G..
II Legal blanks at Inter-Ocean office.
Il While the state educational ass
Il citation is In session in Fargo, ne
1! month, the University Of Wiscons
Il alumni will hold celebration. II
3 alumni In this city have been invite
Il to attend the gathering which Is b
4 ing arranged by Seth Richardson, Il
sl.old baseball star, and Prof. Arvold