Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-24

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during the sasasrer, a4AAesrqr An isufeSmSg
meeting elpcaisa Of officers was Held,
IresaIting ID ths &odipMias Rreslaeat;
Erwin Anderson; seerytary, Fqorepce
Kepler;; treasurer, Heerman Nangel:
The birds for special sturdy OF the
next meeting are the robin and king
birds. The next meeting will be on
November Is, as the illustrated lee
ture will occur November 1.
George Duis, ex-mayor Of Grand
Forks, candidate for national commit.
teeman, and state senator for several
sessions, one of the best nimrods, and
a democrat, was in the city Sunday
J and Monday to attend the passing
show. George bagged considerable
game, enough to make respectable
sty city. Mr.. Duis did not take time
to talk politics while here, in, fact
The seldom mikes politics with pleas
}ure, treating it as he does like q bust
ness proposition. That he will be a
candidate for some particular office
| to be announced later is almost GER
tain. l;, I. - b. 90.
One hundred pupils. The above
| figures represent our enrolment since
Joseph St. Lawrence returned to
school Oct. II. One hundred pupils
actually present. Never before did
we reach that mark. That is going
some, and our school has not yet pass
led its oath milestone. At least 10
more pupils are expected back this
year When the enrolment here reach
ed 100, the most interesting part of
| it was that the number of boys and
girls was eyen--50. AS rule, there
have been more girls than boys, but
this fall, it has been either one way or
! the other until "a short time ago when
there were several more girls than
boys There is some rivalry display
| cd on both sides for the greater num-
her. Deaf School Banner. &. .$
i55 DIP. Foley of Virginia, Mimi. and
/ n. Drew Of Duluth, Mimi arrived here
I Sunday and expect to stay until the
close of the hunting season. They
have. secured permission from Louis
w. Hill of the Great Northern 10 use
his camp at the Bedford pass. 8s II they
| find the hunting as good at the Sweet
water lakes as It is reported a party
Of prominent men VIII join them next
week. Among those who are coming
are ". }. Abbcil, president Of the Oil
yer Mining company Of virgania, MINI.
TT. Mitchell, the general manager.
They will bring a number of friends,
among them being NE Kerr of New
/. York, vice president of the steel trust.
They intend to come up in private
cars next Sunday. Mr.. Foley, who
came Sunday, is chief of the private
police service of The Oliver Mining
company *=s s.]ssaS Il.
The AL pha Phi sorority at the state
university held its limitation at the
home CT Miss Anne Pcupore on Sat
lurday afternoon. 81 The initiates were
Misses Ger rude Bliss of Lake. far
ssjiorie CasseI Hope Anna Nostos, Port
land i. Mildred Mcintosh. Bottin eau;
Il i a gnes Zoe, Ghurchs Ferry Mae
rs 81, Towal II allde Woods,
RI lipore,
Frances Londer FL llehoe.
sslsa Forks
&lnssF the eerennon les IL. e arate
/ served An til net
com OF tile Pres terrain
church, er the sup vision Irs.
~ Ison 81 and Az n INN Der he
L The es Were Jade at
rsactive with the sorority flow ers, Tor
is,e.Ilots and iii lies OF The valley
iss l'heodosia Hals on presided as
3Ssosatn ran d Forks Times
NE funeral nf alrs. ciflslla eslllll
& ulkerson. wife off Jacob III kerseT