Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-03-14

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Two months. They were accompanied
BY Mrs. Rhoads' mother, Mrs. Corn
wall, who will be their guest for an
visit. IN .:%. ts:. s.- VI: +;
j; The marriage of4Miss Jennie F'oR.
sum and Erick Alfred Erickson, both
Of Etarkweather, occurred sWednes-
day afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the
residence Of ev.y A. G. Barroun. The
young couple will make their home on
the farm Of the groom near Stark
weather. Is 1854 :, Nd :s ;s s X - .!.E:
William Stevens Of Minot has ac-
cepted the position with the Pitts
burgh Coal company, made vacant by
the resignation of his brother, LA.
who has accepted the South
Dakota territory with another house.
William Stevens is making Devils
Lake his headquarters, having moved
here from Minot. VI: 49, ts:4-,. -. :s* { :
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FOR SALE-A client desires to sell
an improved half section in Bottineau
county, about IN miles from ySher-:
wood. Buildings, consist of small
comfortable house, barn, granary,
windmill, grove, and fencing, The
land is practically all under the pillow,
is!level and of good black soil. Will
sell on crop payment to good man
who has from five hundred to- one
thousand dollars worth Of security to
offer to bind a deal. The price makes
1t a very exceptional bargain-$22.5O
per acre. s
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Mrs. G. M. Fisher left on;:No. 2
Tuesday evening for St. Paul, where
she will be- the guest4at Fort Smelling,
Of Mrs. Jere Baxter, Jr. (Josephine
'Whipple), for ifortnight's visit. MRS.
Baxter; who, it is said, is socially one
% fthe most prominent? and popular of
the officers wives s:at the;: fort will
give a series of dinners and the
alter parties for her guest" Mrs. Fisher
will also visit before returning, her
tson, DR.. Carl Fisher, who is con.
nected with the Mayo brothers hos
pital at Rochester, Mimi: -
Former university students of this
city will be greatly shocked to hear of
the death of Professor: Henry 70 LIE
Daum of the; state niversity@which oc-
Cured at: the LeDaum home in Grand
Forks late Monday night. Pneumonia
was the cause ef death; the, profess
hsor having been ill sbut:a few days
Professor LeDaum has been connected
with the university for the past five
years in the capacity of professor ,oi
the romance languages, He was a man
of high: intellectual attainments in
literature, music and art and his hosts
of friends throughout the state. will
extend their: sympathy to the family in
their bereavement 9 g<:sl.:. ....,;;;5
u " stSS;s&;!: SO,
Mrs. G. l.. Wallace delightfully."- en-.
tretained the Twentieth Century club
Tuesday afternoon+aaty hernihome, SIC
Hill avenue. The PROGRAMME charge
aof Mrs. I'M. o. simonstad, proved one
fof te most Interesting Of the series
and opened with a;yocal solo by Mrs
Ray Young. A:paper on South Ameri
can Railways by Mrs. P. G.. Miller
gave complete account of the travel
ing facilities in that country. The
members of the club next held review
questions on subjects that have been
discussed blythe club this season, and
was followed by a; splendid reading
of Thackery's, 'The End of the Play
given by Mrs. Thomas Turner. The
program closed with a number by the
ladies' quartet. Light refreshments
We're. served by the hostess. The next
meeting willsb held at the residence
of & Mrs. Fred Hall and Mrs. H. X.
Kneeshaw will arrange the program. :
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