Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-01

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Mrs. Blessum and small son are Wis
iting a few days with friends at Rugby.
The Blessums expect to move back to
Grand Forks for the winter as soon as
the cold weather drives them in from
the Chautauqua
The domestic troubles of Johann J.
Schulz and his wife, katherine Schulz,
are about to be aired in Nelson county
court, after thirty years of welded life.
]. j. Sampson of this city, is attorney
for the plaintiff and Frick & Kelly will
represent the defense
George Meikeljohn, one of Ramsey
countys big farmers whose efforts till
ing the soil in North Dakota has given
him the privilege Of home in sunny
California, is here for few days, look
ing after his interests. His daughter
accompanied him
Devils Lake was the stopping point
for just few minutes on Monday of a
very distinguished young lady, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of the for
mer president She was en- route east
on the Great Northern from an outing
at Glacier National park.
F! Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Duis are moving
into apartments in the Locke-G
building. As soon as their apartments
are settled Mrs. Duis and daughter ex-
pect to leave for Iowa on a visit. From
there they will go down into Texas
and probably spend a greater part of
the winter there.
Miss Myrtle Parkinson has returned
from her summer vacation and taken
up her duties in Mrs. Winan's millin-
cry store again. This is Miss Perkin-
sons third season with Mrs. Winans
which speaks her popularity with the
customers of that fashionable empor-
ium
Dean-elect N. A. Brannon of the COL
lege OF liberal arts at the University
or North Dakota, who has been at the
Biological Station at Chautanoua dur
ing the summer, left for Chicago,
thence to Fl. Wayne, Ind, and again
back to Chicago, where he will spend
the coming year at the University of
In
OF the college of liberal arts.
Rev. A. G. Bailey, Presbyterian pas
tor in this city, will tender his resig-
nation in short time, according to ru.
NOR. Mr.. Bailey is trustee OF the
jamestown Presbyterian college What
his plans for the future are, has not
been announced. If he does decide
according to rumor his resignation
Will be the cause Of general regret in
Devils Lake
Major and Mrs Murphy of Minot.
were both injured in a runaway acct.
oc. -ew days ago. With party of
nVe they were in a carriage with A. P.
Scoheld as driver. The team became
f!actlous and dashed down a steep en-
D=nhment throwing the party out. Mrs.
Murphy sustained a badly fractured
: wrist and the Major will have a scar
, under one eye as the result of a deem
cash.
Appeal from the recent decision
handed down by the U. S. land office,
will be made in the case of Keogb.
Regan. according to Silver Serumgard
, attorney for the plaintiff The decis-
ion Of the local land office reverses
the decision of the general land office
at Washington in 1907, when Mr.. Re.
r gan won the land from Mr.. Keogh's
r father on the same grounds that con-
2 test was made afterward against Kin
: by the SON.
=, Arrangements were completed a few
Gays ago for a partnership between
Attorney H. G. Middaugh of this CITY.
one of the best known ATTORNEYS in
: the state, and Attorney William Bate.
D son OF Rolla. Offices will be maintain.
e ed at both Rolla and Devils Lake and
t the joining forces of these two legal
j lights promises one of the strongest
t legal firms in the state Mr.. Middaush
q Is Known far and wide as a consulting
e attorney of ability while Mr.. Bateson
q has gained his fame as a trial lawyer
Have you seen those nobby little
ready-to-Wear street and walking hats
9 in Mrs. Winan's? This fashionable
: milliner has made special arrange.
r ments this year for the early fall trade.
She makes study of her trade and
E knows just what the ladies' want. It is
; early for dress hats, but with the wan.
8 ing of summer every woman wants a
I change. Something nobby and mex.