Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-10-04


@. p. Ward Of W ebster, was brought
down for treatment at the Mercy
hospital suffering from q badly LAGER
ated and torn arm, which was caught
in the feeder Of a threshing machine
on the Webster farm. Mr.. Ward will
be laid up with the Injury for some
time. ;'ss3
@ Mrs. Ct. il. B. Turner, Mrs. Allgoe of
Cincoe, Canada, and Mrs. Thomas
will return Saturday
from Larimore, where they have been
visiting Mrs. Charles Turner for the
past two weeks. Mrs. Allgoe will visit
her sister, Mrs. M ontg omery, here for
two weeks before returning to her
home in Canada. .'555
The high school bows organized a
second team Of f football Tuesday,
electing Howard Huesgen, captain.
The team is comp mostly Of
freshmen. They will be coached by
Professors Kittrel and Wolverton, and
Games will be PLAYED with the Eighth
grade team, and after sufficient prac-
fice they will meet the first team.
H Mrs. Jack Desmond and little son,
AZ "a
Billy, have gone to orfFh Y ma
Wash, where they will visit Mrs: Des-
mond's parents. Mr. and Mrs Vaughn
who have fruit ranch near North
Yakima. Mr.. Desmond accomp panied
them as far as Havre, Mont. Mrs.
Desmond expects to be gone some
eight weeks. s.5s5zf>;
About $4,000 has been subscribed
for the feed barn which will be erect
ed this fall # present plans are car
ried out. It is necessary that at least
$4,000 more Of the stock be sold be-
fore any action can be taken. It Is
proposed to incorporate and get the
actual building operations started as
soon as possible. 4.
r. W. SCHUYLER OF Plymouth, Wis,
arrived Ia the city Saturday and will
be- the new agent Of. the Western: IN.
ion. Mrs. SCHUYLER viii join her hus-
band as soon as an apartment can be
obtained. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will
leave shortly for Florida, where they
will spend the whit /:
53 Mrs. William 2, Warren Of New
York City, who has been visiting her
brother, G. Garfield in Cando, wasssin
the city Tuesday en- route to- her
home. Mrs. Warren was accompan.
led by her mother, Mrs. ] ohm Garfield
OF Danberry, Conn. who has been the
guest Of her son, il Cando all summer.
Si:lrs. Warren came on from New York
some I two weeks ago to accompany
Mrs. Garfield home, as she Is too fee
BILE to make the long journey alone. &
Howard Whipple Of Portland, Ore.
who has been in the city looking af,
ter. property interests for some time
past, left on No. q Tuesday evening for
Fort Smelling near ST. Paul, where
he will be the guest Of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Jere Baxter. After a short visit
there he viii Join his mother, Mrs.
A. o. Whipple, at Milwaukee, Wis,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank William ] ones (nee Miss Esth;
er Whipplel on November End Mr.
Whipple and his mother sail on the
KS Is. Cincinnati for Europe, After
spending some time lin London n and
Paris they viii winter On the Riviera,
Italy s458
Franklyn +: Davis. representing the
Corporation Securities company has
decided to make Devils Lake his
headquarters MT. Davis has made
this territory for the company and and
has come to the conclusion that Dew
Ina Lake is the place to reside. His
wife is with him on this trip. Apart
ments win be secured by M. 2 ant :
Mrs. Davis as soon as possible.
Rev. and Mrs. g, g. Wallace left it
l}Williston this morning to attend thu
Methods conference which will 8taks
place an that city this week. There
viii be 40 services fl the Nc thod dis
lchurch next Sunday as NJ WALLACE 81
will not return until next week
There win be two hundred and fit,
dalegates at the difference. ssand Il
IIpromIses TO be Sof unsual interest
George w Mooers returned Wed
Ifnesday morning from spending q feg
| n at Fargo, and while there tool
the opp rtunity to inspect the ney
ward school that has just been com