Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-14


the II. A. Bryn farm for the past six
months, left yesterday for Morris, Min:
|nesota.. i>'S7s&:' ~,
4 Maar Erickstad Of IStarkweather,
|came; down on the Farmers train Wed. |
|nesday evening on his way to Fargo to
visit his son, selmer, who%is attending
the Agricultural College. = I
Powell .',A' y makes max liberal farm loans.
i Cadet Johanna Antonson Of the local!
Salvation Army, left Wednesday even
ling for Chicago, where she will enter
the Training College Of the Salvation
Army. . II !
+ w. B. Woodward of the Merchants
& Metal. hank Of New York City, for
merly Of the First National Bank of
San Francisco, spent yesterday in Dew
lis Lake on business. !
i8492: g! Ssi9$4s, ;i,s,, II ....... 49, -
4 The Westminster Circle of the Pres
Ibyterian church gave an at home at
the Manse Wednesday evening, from
1870 to II o'clock. There were seven
ty-five guests. y
John w. Maher will make farm loans
at lowest rates with privilege of pay
ling all or part of principal. at any in
tterest payment date. Money always
OH hand. e.
Mesdames w. K. Moeller and her
|son William, A. e. Breidert, w. K.
.iNimmo, Joseph Roubert, j. H. Forbes,
Troy Mosher, and Thomas Page went to
lStarkweather Wednesday, morning,
where they were the guests of Mrs.
W. J. Brownlee for the day.
\ Miss Lillian Hale left Tuesday even
ling on a trip to California. After a
lshort visit in St. Paul, Miss Hale will
continue her Journey, making visits in
Ogden and Salt Lake iCty, Utah, and
lon returning will stop in San Francis
leo; Seattle, Portland and Spokane.
/ Anton Bye: of Doyon, spent Wednes.
}day here. :. Mr.. Byes father, Casper
tByS'e, who returned this fall from
lswift Current, Sask., where he looked
latter his farming, win return to Swift
4 GuTrsnts this spring, & The farm near
Doyon will be run by Mr.. Bye's oldest
Ison. Samuel. INK \
MIR. and Mrs. H. Georgeson of Nj.
j: |agara,. this state, who have been the
Eguests at the IN. A. Nelson home, 91S
Harrington avenue, for a brief visit,
heft Thursday for Ray, where they will
visit at the home of Mrs. Georgeson's
Isister. - ;,
Miss Nora Rushfeldt, who has been
Ia guest at the John Rushfeldt home
for an extended visit, left Wednesday
for st. Paul. GIer cousin, Miss jose
1tphine Rushfeldt and Mrs. Gunder
lFrickstad, Of Garske, came down to
|see her off, returning home this morn
ling OH the Farmers train. !.
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Beisel of Buford,
this state, arrived here Tuesday even
ling from a two months visit in differ
emit points in Ohio and Indiana. They
were met here by the formers broth
Fer, d. J. Beisel Of Newville, and left
for MELVILLE Wednesday morning to
Visit before returning home. :
Rev. DR.. Melvin Fraser Of BAHAMA,
West Africa, was a prominent visitor
3 here Wednesday. i In the evening he
addressed the Women's Missionary So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church,
whiehrnnet at the manse. Or. Fraser
j, lis a man Of much travel and expert
fence, and his talk proved one Of great
Interest to the society. He told of his
Experience as missionary and Of the
work accomplished in BAHAMA, his
sunday school which has over 5000
u members, eli conceded to be one Of the
largest irathe world. DR.. Fraser is ap
pearing III lecture throughout thu
|state; andSleft yesterday morning fol
Langdon.
AT high noon Wednesday, at thu
1 Icountry residence Of the groom's par
Ienta the wedding Of Miss Cora olin'
Wolian, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. 3. 9
lsvolIan OF Glensood. MINI. and vii
Iiiam Harold Goozee was celebrated
Ithe Rev Al. 2 clattenberg Of the Episs
|copal church officiating in the pres
ence Of the families and friends. Pre-
Ieedad by MISS Rernice Goozee,
S. younger sister soff the groom who wa