Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-21

Mrs. R. l.. Phillips of Chicago, who
stopped over a day t ovisit at the
Frank Emigh farm home, left We'd
nesday morning for Wenatchee, Wash
Mrs. Phillips is an old acquaintance
of the Emigh family. 4s
Miss Mary Baum and Peter, Baum
of Doyon, returned home "Wednesday
after brief visit here: Miss Baum
is from Winamac, Ind, and came. three
weeks ago to visit at the home of her
brother in Doyon. - Il
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| o. J. Amundson.. of StarkWeather,
was here Tuesday on his return home
from Thief River Falls, Mimi, where
ne was called a week ago by the
illness of his mother, whose condition
lis now. improved. '. ...j
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert -Symons = and
family reached the city Monday; even
, ing. Mrs. Symons has been ill in
. Winning, Mimi, for, several months and
. friends will be happy to know that her
condition is. greatly improved. s.
C. H. Westgard, of Edmore, :: who
: has been a guest at the Toryald Bernt
son home, 500 School avenue, for a
4 fortnight's. visit left Tuesday morn
. ing for Lakota, where he will spend
a short time before returning home:
: Mrs. A. " Martinson, of :. Edmon-
). lton, Alta, who has been confined in
j the General Hospital, for some time,
RI left Tuesday morning with her sister,
Mrs. C. S. illegal, for Webster, where
she will be a guest at the illegal
+ home. ,.:.r .s ~. i. 5:z<
ri Mrs. W. E. Bryant left. Tuesday ev-
7. ening for three months. visit in. the
west. En- route Mrs. Bryant will visit
Il in Cutbank, Mont, for a week, then go
e ling on to visit in the coast states,
is spending some time with her father in
Portland.
4 Esteem Vollen, one of the old pion-
GERS Of Grand Harhor, died at a local
v. hospital Tuesday from heart disease.
Mr.. Vollen had been i'll but short
times a He leaHesna, Brother Hansa Vol.
u len, and a sister, Mrs. L. Lucken, both
= Of Grand Harbor, to mourn his death.
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III. 20. :Hagenston has Il sold three
Rumley tractors, and separator, this
y: week for spring: delivery. r. r. Chase
re and sons of Tolna, purchased trac-
20 tor and plows, George Hickman of
Il :Newville, a; full outfit, and Davies
Bros. of Plentywood,' Mont, have also
~ bought a complete outfit.
J.. Mrs. James Nash Of Webster, came
down Tuesday to meet her daughter
Lillian Nash, who returned from Con.
p rad, Mont, where she visited at the
~ home of her uncle, W. J. Barnes for
Il six months. They returned lone Wed
dnesday morning. While here Miss
Mash was the guest of Miss Mary
4 Henzie. .E;. 81. S
III +, Miss, Sena Kelvin Of Webster, who
II has been the guest Of Miss Sophia
: Erickson for weeks visit, left Tues
n day morning for her home. Her sis
s. ter, Mable Kelvin, who has been ii
1.-THE General hospital for the past two
Il weeks, accompanied her home Miss
Mablez will not return to school, bu
will remain at home for the rest o.
! the winter. s IN is
!, Messers, Lyon and: Blonde have
Il lsold out their moving, picture house
at Leeds to John Piller Of Grafton
this state, who viii take possession
q at once. An addition will be erected
,,f.l to the rear Of the Charles, increasing
D the seating capacity one hundred
q seats. Il a stage will be- put in also
a The changes will greatly improve the
theater. y. ss 3s D.
q. FOR SAIL client desires to sci
II al improved half section in Bottinea,
g county, about I ~ Y miles from sher
wood. Buildings consist Of small
comfortable house, barn, granary
illIwindmiil, grove, and fencing The
ofEland is practically all under the plow
~ il level and Of good black soil VII
u. sell on crop payment 70 good mar
who has from I'VE hundred to one
Thousand dollars worth Of security t
on offer to bind a deal !. The price make.
to it Avery exceptional barga ain s22.5t
aI per acre.
Ii. BRENr AN = BRENNAN.
The Shakespe are club met III req,