Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-22
\; J; l1o'cal / y; ! 4 ~ Happenings ]

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the Y tss national y Y banking laws, vas re-.
lease leased a from ~ the federal pris Oh Oh
parole. fg ,sfi 55.5
sS' N Y Maalnlager; AZ Ed. Dunn Of the White &
henderson e r llt1' a'blishment, enjoyed q
We weeks < vacation last week spent IL
Devils l[,E' v 4 Lake, North Dakota's only wa
tesrr1lng term place and the summer resort ST
the state. VI .$5 l54 $sSsEs
Charles Doyon was in the city wed
nrl'e'sday rl' 4 returning from Minneapolis
on on the Ill fated Oriental Limited Tues-
day night. He went home Wednesday.
night with not a particle Of disfgure
to his map. Isl # .5 III f5.5S
b Miss Margorie II Walrath, a former.
resident Of Devils Lake, now resid.
ing at, Mlinot, who has been the guest
OF Miss Helen Horn ID this city for the
past two weeks, returned to the Magic
City Wednesday. NJ 1; q ;39
81 4. Z. Teed, who has been employ,
ed as trick operator in the Great
Nortefn Nor station here, left: Tuesday
morning q, for Hayre, II Mont, where he
Will accept q similar position with the
Great Northern. /. I. ts . = il ..s 1. n
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Valient, Of
Waterloo, Iowa, who have been guests
at the 4. L. Kermott cottage at the
lake shore for a weeks visit, left We'd
nesday morning for their home. i. IL
Z Ed. Jensen appeared in police court
Wednesday morning, brought UP on a
charge of drunkenness. He was SEN
fenced to five days 'at hard labor on
the city streets BY Justice Juergens.
Albert Ryan, Of Chicago, who has
been the guest OF his cousin, Mrs.
Otto. Chiostri, for a few days visit on
his way home from a#month's s visit in
Seattle and Glacier Park, Montana,
left Monday for his home. y 4:
81 During p the absence Sof II. y. Ken
ner last week H.SJ Il. Iinck held down
the Comme ercia1 club office and look
ed after the labor situation securing
some very good men for the farmers
Of ae q e5;L4ake Region. Nj ~ %58s
Dean 5sNM. As Brannon, who is in
charge of the university biological sta
ton at Devils Lake. was in Grand
Forks yesterday attending to business
matters. He will return to, the sta
ton today Grand Forks Times. {
70. p. Taylor, who narrowly escaped
death at the hands of Peter Bleaux,
alarm Hand, at Glndon, linn, al few;
weeks ago. ;is, ,s8!1loW imp proYing SPLEEN
didly and fs able { TO d IA found.
His condition is now conceded to be
out of danger. 55 5 & $$:5.,s
81 EMr. and Mrs. D. ". Brennan are now
in Washington, p. C.,$on their honey
moon, having returned from Culpep-
per, Va, where they have been for:
the past fortni ght. from Washing ton
they Ito New Z York, returning home
in about two weeks.
" Harry Hinck was acting claim agent
for the Great Northern after Tuesday
nights wreck and assisted the pass
engers IN securing their baggage and
comforted those injured. Harry act
sd as though he had been on the job
for years. "A q
There will be little check raising in5
Devils Lake. Judging from the number
Of Todd protectographs that Mr.. Mill
81, tlhe Todd representative, disposed
of in this city last week. There ds no
chance of raising the check with the
Todd machine. M h 3as.
X Harry TIinck returned last Friday
from the region Of Whlliston where he
was looking after business matters.
He wiz return again to the City Of
Opportunity where he contemp plates
a branch Office id the
realty business 3 4 III
1913 Model, Motor Cycles and Motor
Boats att bargain! prices, all axes,
brand new mach hines, on easy nthly
plan. let our prop sitions
before buying or y you Will regret $it.S
also bargains iii used Motor Cycles.
Write us today Enclose stamp for re-
ply. dress Lock Box ~ Trenton,
Mich. 8-t10
'H. Is.s snyd der OF Hampd len was in
the city last Friday en- route to Grand
Forks to look after business matters
and visit with friends. hr. Snyder is
cashier Of the bank at Hampd len and
IS one off the promine emf young men
81 that locality ma king a success @
b Jacob Eanter, formerly employed at
the World office III this city, has ac
cepted q position at ST. Paul. Jake