Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

Mrs. Michael Sands and Her. daugh-
ter Of Crocus were down Wednesday, |
evening to see Miss Margaret sohie.
mann. Of Melrose, Mimi, VINO mas been
a guest at the Sands home during the
winter. g5z
i Frank Meuwissen and Mrs. A. J.
Kyle Of Rolla were here Monday. on
'ltheir return home from Bell Plane,
Mimi, where they attended the fun
eral. Of Mrs. Kyle's son-in-law, Fred
Chard.
Philip iHagenston, the two year old
son Of mr.. and Mrs. III. o. Hagenston,
is critically i'll with bronchial pneu-
monia. The little fellow has been ill
with the grippe for the past two
weeks, pneumonia setting in a few
days ago. 49,.
Alfred C. Fox, who has been plant
superintendent since the advent of
the Western Utilities company in
Devils Lake, leaves in a short time
to take over the management of the
isama concerns holdings at New Rock
ford. FL. i
l. Miss Lulu Williams left for her
Ischool at Grand Forks Tuesday after
a holiday vacation with her mother,
MRS. IA: r. Bauer. Miss Williams at
tends the Wesley conservatory of mu-
| sic. where she studies piano with Miss
4 Cordelia Hulburd. 5.;..
i Mr.; and Mrs: Michael Hanley and
their five children of Donnybrook,
1Mont., arrived here Monday evening,
leaving in the morning FOR Stark
weather where they will be guests at
the home of Mrs. Hanley's sister; Mrs.
B. j. Sullivan for an extended visit.
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"A. S. Russel of Mapes returned
Tuesday after purchasing an assert
ment Of trees and shrubs at the Devils
Lake nursery for his farm near Mapes.
(Mr. Russell is from Jacksonville, ILL.,,
and recently purchased farm near
Mapes, where he will remain for the
summer months. 49,,
John W. Maher will make farm loans
at lowest rates with privilege of pay
ing all or part OF principal at any in
terest payment date. Money always
on hand. 81, n .s..s.; ..v.4.sz =. y n:
Miss Nora Coyne came down on the
Farmers train Monday evening in com
I pany with her cousin, Miss Elizabeth;
, Coyne, Of Buffalo, Mimi, who left on
No. for Williston, this state, where
u she will take UP residence on her
claim, after a, fortnight's visit as the
:, guest of the former. a.
The Gram construction crew left
Monday for MELVILLE, where work was
begun on an elevator. The Garskc
Mercantile company at Gayskc also
: let the contract to the. Gram Cnostruc-
ton company for the complete remod-
cling of the store at Garske, work on
which will be commenced as soon as
the material arrives. !, - :" 49,, :. o.. =.
+ Grand Forks Herald: The wedding
Of Edna Chezick Bernier of Wahpe,
ton, N. D., formerly of ST. Paul.. to
Fred Garghill Of Devils Lake, N. D.,
i took place Saturday morning at IL o.
!, clock in the presence of a few friends
! in 'St. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Garghill
left Monday for Hot Springs, Ark, and
after. May !, will be, at home at Devils
!. Lake, IN. D. .:.ss, .. ,z. -
81 Theo Bolinder has returned to the
lefty from Bottineau, where he has
/ been in business for the past year,
s land will open a shoe repairing shop
+ in the Ruger building formerly occupi-
|. ed, by the Prete millinery. Mr.. Bolin-
Eder had a similar, shop here for num-
Der Of years but sold out and moved
: Ito Great Falls few years ago and
s from there, he went to Bottineau. ID.
:. The Catholic Order of Foresters
HELD a meeting in the church base
ment Monday evening and plans were
!, laid for the convention which will be
+ held in Devils Lake next June. Dele
4 gates from every hcapter in the state
i will attend and the convention will
number several hundred. As special
meeting will be held next Tuesday
!. evening, at which definite arrange
3 ments will be made. .i3,; sss1s
7 -Ig N
II John w. Maher has money on hand
u fnr Jfn r,, Ionr {, 4 .,t.,1I finnns,