Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-21
w H anson's pho5o studio now over
Ramsey Drug Co. Z, it;.3..5. s Pa; ys


Ramsey Drug Go. 1! u ,55i Jg s.4
P. A. Lowe representing WV. Feg-
an, cigars, Of Grand Forks, and Hon.
James Collins Of the same city repre-
senting the Peters Cartridge company,
were visitors in Devils Lake Wednes.
day. j, sS<*%;sS. Fss2 III. $5s 5;@.s$ ;a. $iI5S
Peter Dufault OF Westhope charged
with arson plead guilty and was given
one year and nine months at hard
labor in the penitentiary. Dufault set
his own jewelry store on fire with the
idea Of securing the insurance.
| Emmett Orr, "a former prominent
Devils Lake citizen, now of Kentucky,
| is visitor here this week., Mr.. Orr
was the first postmaster of the city
and the man for whom Orr's addition
to Devils Lake was named. Mr.. Orr
will be the guest Of his daughter for a
couple of weeks. 49, :'.,',
It is likely that within a short time
Devils Lake will be made a general
distributing point for the Empire Port
land Cement Co. The officers of the
company have been figuring with the
Gram Construction Co., for lots and
the erection of building near the
Farmers mill.
The recent marriage Of Miss Laura
A. Peck of Bismarck, formerly of Can.
do, is chronicled to Donald G. Peter.
Eson, well known young Cando man
The marriage was a very quiet affair
and the young people will make their
home at Cando where Mr.. Peterson has
charge Of his fathers mercantile bust.
ness.
The Grand theatre will be closed for
the next three weeks while Cowley and
Nimmo are making preparations for
the fall season. Cowley and Nimmo
are careful high class theatre men who
endeavor to give their patrons the
cleanest best attractions they can find.
They won't stand for any other kind.
Miss Elizabeth Trefz and her sister
Mrs. Henry Bruso of Hill avenue have
returned from a pleasant trip to Water
loo, Iowa. They went down to attend
the marriage of another sister Miss
Lillian Trefz who has visited in Devils
Lake. A Mr.. Stockman of Waterloo
was the happy man Of her choice.
Captain Bacon and Captain Com
mons Of the Salvation army left on
Wednesday, the former for Minot and
the latter for Huron, s. D. Like the
Methodists these good people are
changed every so often and must go
where they are bid. Both ladies have
made many friends in Devils Lake dur
ing their residence here, and the good
wishes Of every one of them go with
| them. .
Hon. E. c. DISCARD Of Neville, who
so ably represented his district in the
twelfth legislative assembly, was q
Chautauqua visitor for few days last
week. With Mrs. Olsgald and the little
Olsgards he came over in a big touring
car and they all seemed to enjoy thei1
stay very much. Mr.. DISCARD is {
banker at Neville. He reports the croI
situation all through Nelson county a.
very good. l.
1 Be patriotic. Help to make Devil
Lake grow. The new paper mill. i
one of the latest enterprises, and tn
largest and most important the cit.
has ever started. The Commercial
club are now anxious to make it g
in every way. Contribute your NIT
} by attending the entertainment Sal
urday evening at the Grand. The ma
| ter is one every man, woman and chill
} in Devils Lake should feel. a persona
interest in. .>:.s : :, r.