Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-08-29

Enick Chase, Of Milwaukee, a cou-
sin OF Lee Teed, the obliging Western
Union manager, was in the city over
Sunday for a visit. Mr.. Chase travels
for the Badger w atermeter company,
OF Milwaukee and on a business mis-
sion to this city happened to run
across his cousin. OF coure, Lee took
him sailing and picked out Sunday so
there was some real thrills for the
man from the Beer City. .&#s j. Il 81
Il Out at the Talmadge ranch near
ToWner, N. D., where Earl who always
spends his summers at Chautauqua
holds sway there is to be a clam bake
next Sunday, the seventh annual event
given by the Talmadges which has
always been success. Earl is real
live host and is surrounded by all the
necessities that go to make up a
successful clam bake which has al
ways drawn fair II attendance of
Devils Lakers. 4, sSsS Asg "a sN+t5
\ Herman Schultz, Of The Devils
Lake State Ibank, accompanied by
his wife, journeyed to Maple Lake
this week to enjoy an outing. Her
man expects to have. a change by
visiting a summer resort in another
state but does not believe the advan-
tages will be any better than those
to be found at North Dakota's only
watering place. He returned Thurs
day to resume his duties at the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Follett accompan-
led them. E. 4, Il ;gg55
/ Nap Lambert was just as good as
he could be, on the trip which he has
just finished to Cleveland and New
York, on a purchasing trip for the
New York Cash store. Mr.. Lambert
gave his. entire attention to the pur-
chasing of stock and as a result the
popular depars-npnl sore is receiving
a splendid line each day. The very
best in gowns right from the. style
show are on display at the New York
store and Devils Lake will be we'll
protected in styles during che year
Of 1913 and IA, r,s..s% ! 4.
Assistant United States Attorney
General B. D. Townsend, formerly a
practicing lawyer at Devils Lake, had
a narrow escape from death near Port
land, Ore, while driving in an auto
mobile. Mr.. Townsend and his COM
panions were returning to Portland
from a business trip to a suburb Of
that city. The car, going at high
rate Of speed when the driver sudden
~ lost control Of, it and ran into a
telephone pole. The chauffeur was
instantly killed, while MT. Townsend
and the rest of the party escaped with
slight bruises. z /! 81 Al s5 h 5s-5.s5
4 Otto Kepp again claims to have seen
it first and got well posted on his trip
east to see the style sights. Otto got
an eye full and the right hand man
at: the Mann department store will be
springing innovations in style for De-
wills .Lakers to pattern after for a year
to come. The finest creations on the
market were secured by Mr. .Kepp
who plans to have a style show all his
own in the near future. This venture
WILL be al new one. in Devils Lake and
will be patterned after, Cleveland, Chi
cago and New York, and it is expect
ed that Mr.. Kepp's ideas will shine
brilliantly in the event Of the near
future. 5a s5::. "a, {: g:52.
Louis Mundt, city commissioner
and partner Of George .Rodenbach, is
again on the job seeing to it that De
Wis Lake presents a respectable APP
pearance. This is the worlds garden,
says G Commissioner Mundt. on his re1
turn last Sunday night from Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska. Burned up
down in Nebraska and Kansas and
just existing in Colorado. is the way
Mr.. Mundt puts it. He was with An
drew Stade when he started but could
not stand the pace led by that veneer
able gentleman who decided to
spend another week in the east. Mr..
Mundt, however. was glad to get back
to Devils Lake. "a WHO Il
On complaint from parties at the
Lockwood hotel Sunday afternoon,
Harry Doane, a special police officer,
placed Oscar skugland under arrest.
who recently pleaded guilty to drunk k.
enness and was fined, and was later
arrested and held to the district court