Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-04

ed to the Lake Saturday to attend the
Sangerfest included Messrs. and Mes
danes Vim. De Puy, r.. p. Rognas, ].
P. Widmeyer, G. !. r. Wagner, Fred
Gettke and daughter, and Mrs. Viii
liam Lorenz and Mrs. Asa Beardsley.l
D. II you want to clean up q q op con-
tract or a state land contract, John W. 4
Maher vii, make you a loan at low
est rates. Nj Az
5 The Lake township school election
brought out the largest vote in the
history Of the district. There, were
81 votes cast in favor of a new site
and building and As against it. The
new school house will be located south
east Of the Collinson farm.
x Miss Emma Danielson, head Of the
millinery department in the Mann
store, left Tuesday on her summers
vacation. After a visit at Bisbee, the
guest Of Senator and Mrs. John Kelley,
she will go to her home in Minnea-
polls. as s5 5. s,s
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. n n 3.ss 4. s.s5s ..
Howard Maher arrived home Mon
day from Grand Forks, where he was
graduated from the state university
law school this spring. He will spend
the summer here and plans to enter
Wisconsin university in the fall, where
he will take post graduate work. Is
Grand Forks Times: Judge l.. X.
Hassell Of the Grand Forks county
probate court returned from Devils
Lake on Saturday evening. He at:
tended the Sangerfest held in that city
by the Norwegian singing societies Of
the northwest. 81 &5 j3fS :3ss5s55s
Rev. Albert Torbet and family left
Monday evening for Bemidji Mimi,
for a vacation. The Presbyterian
church will not have preaching July
6 and 10, but there will be Sunday
school. If needed Rev Torbet can be
found at Bemidji.
A ? A NJ o.,
lege now starting a class at 4 one
half winter price; tools, plenty OF,
practice; position waiting; enroll
now. &124 Hennipin Ave. Mime.
apolis. 4-25-t4
Miss Maybelle serumgard has re-
turned from Valley City, where she
has been attending the normal school
for the past year. Miss Irene Thomp-
son, also a student at the normal will
not come home for some time as she
will be the guest Of friends there for.
| the Chautauqua. .ss
81 Miss sMable Shelver. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs 2. j. She1ver, arrived home
from Valley City Friday morning,
where she has been attending the nor
NAL during the year, accompanied by
Miss; Mildred Parsons of Kenmare, "a
school friend who will be her guest for
| a short visit, n s%..s.. s.s5..$
5Ss The dance given at the It onY 4Prete
farm Monday yening was largely at
tended by the young people of, this
city. The event was enjoyed by over
la hundred couples. The music was
Furnished by the Prete Orchestra. An
other dance will be given by Mr.. Prete
Ion July 14th. S !; Is. 81 a3
Miss Gertrude Cunningham and An
Isel Wineman of Grand Forks, who
were among the guests the Misses
Serumgard entertained at a week end
lhouse party at their Chautauqua home,
left Saturday for home Miss Gun
bingham was a member Of the bridal
party Of the Norton Brennan we'd
ding last w ednesday. s5s .ts.s
Mrs. a. w. Haldiman Of Montreal,
Canada, who has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. F. w Tombs, Of 619
East Fifth street, for an extended visit,
left Tuesday for her home: She was
accompanied as far as Winnipeg by
Miss Hazel Tombs, who will return
home after a week s visit there.
"a sad accident occurred this week
atthe farm Of James Hunt near Stark
! weather when the little 4-year-old son
OF and Mrs. Hunt fell from a
j gravel wagon and was run over and
killed. The lad IS back was broken,
the accident being one. Of the saddest
1 of the season.
On motion Of the complaining wit.
ness the case against Otto Chiostri, in
which he was accused BY one of his
Ichamb ermaids of using obscene langu,
Iage in her presence, her brother being
the complaining witness. The brother
IS.-