Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-15

r. Miss Eleanor Norton of Bartlett was
one ofthe fortunate winners Of a. ane
slice Of Uncle: Sam = land onSthe Ber-
thold reservation. 2 8ss r. Il
- y e,F " - ~ ... a. u n $50
n Ladies, when You want. Handsomely
engraved calling cards, call at The In
ter-ocean. We can supply you with
the very latest. .~ II
Miss Aldah Buchanan Of the Deaf
and Dumb school, has been in Fargo
this week gathering up "a number of
the young people whoawill attend the
school this winter,
1assF@ as&g S3 tA;Ya - ..s-ss5s ;.HG,F. 81.
1 70 Mrs. o. Olson OF Warwick who has
been visiting at Lakota, met with a.
painful accident while there She
stepped On needle and the injury ne
Icessitated an operation upon her
foot before she had relief s,s ~ t,,~S
Mrs LIE May Wagness has set Sept.
22nd and 23rd. for, her fall millinery
opening On those dates she will have
ready for inspection of the Devils Lake
ladies' one of the finest stocks of trim
| med and patternhats ever brought to
the city. n ..'~'5|g1s :G'...} D.. :" 49,
Mayor Day of, Greenwood treated his |
friends to North Dakota watermelon
party few evenings ago. The fruit
| was grown in his own garden at Green
wood. Every one present said no Ten
nessee or Georgia melon ever. eaualed
the favor of Mayor Days. delicious
fruit. ',,,.,',t ?: 3G ~ f:r:... =
Il = ~, rs :: a. =.
A. jolly, party, Of, nimrods from
!. Grand Forks, 9Messrs. George Beach
3 am, Clifford. Finch, Louis WidmanI and
Eugene Lovejoy have enjoyed the
week hunting and have been camped a
nile or two from the city. Numerous
i, bags Of game have been sent home. to
= their families and friends here have
= enjoyed. the result of their fine marks
menship..>r 2.3i ., i, ~, .. ,::s,... =:
II :: ;: ~, ~. -> - s.: r..
Y Mrs. Mozes Godon and little daugh-
ter Marion have come over from Fort
Totten to make Devils Lake their
home. Mr.. }Godon sat present look
= ing. after land interests at Williston,
but will join them here shortly. Mr..
Godon may decide, to locate perman=
N entity here 4anlfsone aareal$ estatasaf>
= fee Little Miss Marion will attend
= the Academy of St. Mary's of the
;. Lake this winter.
i Mrs. Winans will have her fall open
y, ing Of millinery Thursday and Friday
= Sept. 81 and %. Remember her loca-
II tion in Huesgen's Jewelry Store. Mrs.
: Winans carries one of the finest stocks
q of millinery and employs the largest
=. force of expert trimmers of any mill.
!, merry establishment in this part of the
- country. Her millinery has an individ
y, uality, some thing the good dresser
Hooks for first. \ -. =. -...
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~ Fred Fish, Of Lawton came to the
:. conclusion of many others when hi
- went to Havre; Mont, last week witt
- the intention Of filing on land. Whe1
~ he figured the cost of giving up hi.
- time to; live on the land he considered
= II best to buy land near home and con
- tinue his work. in. the Lawton Imple
II ment company. SO he7returned; to Law
~ ton and from now on will be worried
- by land men until he buys farm;
- -
r. County >Supt. Haig shipped cal
I load Of potatoes to: the O., j.. Barne.
commission house in Grand Forks thi.
| week receiving rs cents bushel fol
them, Mr.. 5sHaig is coming to,be .
| firm believer in diversified farming
| for the North Dakota farmer. His 1;
acres Of potatoes this year viii PAL
all running expenses, Of the farm .fol
the year. They viii average $50 blu
shells to the acre and are Of the fin
/ est quality. s.s. ,s@'s III s ~. It. Z
The annual Welcome Of the Pres
byterian Church and Congregation t
the teachers Of 'tThe Public School
and the stSchool of the Deaf, will
take place at 1.-THE Manse''s this even,
ing, Friday, at 8 o'clock. 1T is greatly
desired that there may be large at.
tendance Of the church and congrega
ton present to participate in the greet.
ing e those who win be engaged ir
| the, work of the schools Of our com.