Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-31


City. Mr.. and Mrs, 1Nortz expect to
return ID xgWeeks. i 4
s. Miss NJ Is. MCGEE fof $Canao, is the
guest Of Mrs. D. IT, Stewart for few
days. 4 II; 4. ~ W., q !.='3 i
I Miss Mamie sorenaon lett for :herA
home in Cando Tuesday after inspect
ing schools Up the: Farmers s1fne. i
Z The local high school basket ball
team was defeated at Rugby Saturday
evening. II
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!, Phillip Chisholm of Webster, came;
down Monday and remained over for
one day or the fair. 's+' A
Mrs. w. P. Cooper underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Mer-
cy hospital Tuesday. '.
Mrs. John Vanderlin is ill at her.
home north of the city with a sever
attack Of Ia grippe. 4
Mrs. George Buffers = and, children
former residents of Devils Lake, are;
guests at the Peter Timbee home. I
Mr., land Mrs. George Howes Of
Pipestone, Mimi, visited in the city a.
day on their way to Bellingham,'
Wash. 49,. II @.[ S;.;, r.!
:zA$danghter was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Benjamin Hanson of the Devils
Lake Nursery Saturday evening, Janu-
ary 25th. ~ y =
A. r. Bottolfson and Ole Aalhus of
Garske, came down Monday on the
Farmers train and will remain over
for the fair. 49,.
Mrs. Bert lliday returned Monday
from Brainerd, Mimi, where she has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. HALL
i days father for six weeks.
| John Hanson left, Tuesday for Hans.
i boro, where hel;Will open up a black
smith shop. Mr.. Hanson has just re
turned from q visit at Luck, Wis.
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i Cam you do the work the world
wants done? 3 If not, wits Mankate
Commercial Club, ManKato, MINI, fol
Icatalogilehs lady. y .:l#su :->;:' .
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The last clearance sale 10" winter
, hats atNMiss Prete's( Millinery. Any
: trimmed hat in. the store tori .25c te
!, 75c each: Sale now on.Ji Miss Prete
]: will continue ito do sewing. In the same
!, building, plain and fancy sewing done
at reasonable prices.--adv. aa':s = ..
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il News Of the tdeatho sof oI Richard
!. Treaey, spioneer ofs:Ardoch, N. D.
! father 81, miss Mary TreacN q Of, this
,!Eeity, Yas received Tuesday: Mis-
:. Treacy was called home the middle o
last week by, the serious illness Of he,
father, who was. stricken very sud
\ denly. The sad news will be the cause
Of regret by b! Miss zTreacYyi'la +, man!
friends :: ins Devils Pc, IL i! Lake.
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2Tourteen little friends gathered a
the Curtis Hunt residence, 7o5, Eas
{ Fifth street I'D onday III ternoen ito joil
] Miss orena Hunt il the celebration
: of her fifth birthday, Following til.
]. Egames in. which the afternoon was de
:. lightfully spent. the, guests wer
1 seated at one long table, decorated il
1 pink and white, at whichla ldneheol
was served by Mrs. Hunt, assisted b!
: Mrs. M. S. Rankin. The little hostes
] received many membranees iron
] G BIZ friends lend ss .s 3D.. a
IL John Fielder of Rock Lake, lief
: Tuesday for Grand Forks. Ndr. Fielde
has invented an automatic steel ploy
share sharpener and the first one j
y Ibaing amannfactured lat Grand Forks
) The contrivance will turne out .sixt;
s shares an hour. and AIr. fielder be
/ Ilieves that it's success is assured. H
i has 81 cured rpat ants for both Unite
: States and Canada. On Feb. It'll MI
: Fielder goes to Bismarck, where h
will attend q blacksmith's convention
and where he will exhibit his inver
Ition. .=
i and; Mrs. Louis McAneney 9
Il Haensboro ,seame down on the Fasnaer
I train AZ onday and left uesdsyy for \
3 two weeks trip to Minneapolis. All
eEand MRS. Nc Aneney were marie
EMonday nerning at Hans boro, and ar
4 noa on their hone ymoon. Mrs. M
was Miss Edna 9Murdick, th