Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-13

business. The losses in many cases
have been scattered and many have
been small, but the total number Of
losses undoubtedly exceeds the total
number ever settled.
rs Mrs. L M shier entertained Mon
day Mrs. Britten Of Sherwood and
Miss Warnecke Of Cando. Miss War
necke was returning from visit In
Minneap polls. M
Mrs. Sylvester Flumerfelt and her
daughters have come over from shey-t
enne to spend the winter in their city
home. The two Oldest girls are at,
tending school. 55s SS
II. s. Smith Of Oregon has been Wis
ting with his nieces, Misses Eta and
Mary Smith and Mrs. Gus Orbin. Mr..
Smith went up to Leeds Tuesday, to
visit before returning home.
Mrs. Chas. Baker has taken a POI
sition as art demonstration at Mann's
Store. Mrs. Bakers skill in that line
lis well known and recognized and her
department promises to be very pop
ular. G3$
Rev. AL =. Pardee, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Cumming was
in the city NJ nday, on the way to
Douglas, this state, where he will
spend part Of his vacation. Mr.. Par
dee occupied the pulpit Sunday at
Hansboro.
Miss Ella Sexton, who taught last
year in the Crazy schools. returned
Monday from Quebec, Canada, where
she spent the summer and went to,
Perth to take up her work In the city
schools. Miss Sexton was accompan-
led on her way back as far as Willow
River, Mimi, by her mother, who will
make her home there. s 15S5s
In an accident Tuesday the engi-
neer on. hryron Kings engine at
starkweather was badly hurt. The
wind blew the drive belt into the
clutch. which pulled the engine back
with such q sudden force that the en-
gineer was thrown down and run
over He is in a very critical Econdi-
ltion and there is doubt about his re-
coyery. The man has no one who
Hives around here, but came up for
1.-THE threshing season.
Miss Kathryn Spellicy returned
MONDAY from a visit with her par
ents at Litchfield, MINI. Miss spelli-
Icy had intended to take a. vacation
this year, but has been persuaded to
take the Garske school and began the
term there Tuesday. Mrs. Doyle, who
taught there last year and was engag.
led for this year, resigned, owing to
the illness Of her mother, with whom
lshe will spend the winter in their
minnesota home.
When Governor Burke makes his
next visit to Devils Lake he will find
La namesake, who had he q vote, would
i be for Burke for president first, last
and all the time. John Burke vii.
Imott arrived to brig the home Of
i MI. and Mrs Robert Wilmott on Sat
,urday, Sept. The father Is conf
iIdentB that John Burke Wilmott will
follow the steps Of the man he was
named after. The mother and child,
TAT the General hospital. are doing
nicely n q
"a family which win be welcomed to
town is that OF Como or "A. Nc.
j5Aneney. Mr.. Aneney was formerly
la conductor On the G1enburn branch
], Of the Great Northern, and at that
time became acquainted In this city.
! He now runs west to Wslliston and
I this change will enable him to make
Il his home here. hrs. Nc Aneney will
be here ia q short time The chill,
Il dren8 Of the family win not be here
Il this winter, as they are attending
boarding school The boys are en-,
TERED at Thomas college il ST,
Paul