Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-03
A. ]. Tomlinson Of 1T. Totten was a
business visitor in otWn Monday.

81 a. ~ J. Tomlinson Of 1T. Totten was a
\ business visitor in otWn Monday.
Big Clearance Sale Of Millinery now,
on at Prete's Millinery Store.
Miss Gladys Russell went to her
home in Webster Monday morning.
Il Rev. IT. G. Klingel left Saturday ev-
81 ening for Montana where he will look
after his land interests.
I. Roscoe Baker went to Edmore Mon
day for al few days visit at the
4 home Of his uncle, Fred Baker.
John W. Maher has money on hand
for farm loans at all times.
i The Methodist Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Q. w. Ohnstad Thursday af-
ternoon Of this week. 81 t.jss
One dollar will open savings ac-
N count in the new Savings Department
Il Of the Ramsey County National bank.
adv. as, ..5 . ID :s5
\ Mrs. e. .Gessner returned to-. her
home in Penn Tuesday after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Made
4 ford Of Hansboro. &. u u 5.s,
4 Sam Koppang and Fred Fenton went
to Lawton Tuesday to furnish music for
+ the dance which the Woodmen are
& giving there this evening. I'll s.. ,=s$
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rasmussen went
to Doyon Tuesday, where she spent
y New Years, the guest Of Mr.. Ras-
mussen's brother, I. M. Rasmussen.
II you want to clean up crop con.
tract or a State land contract John
W. Maher will make you a loan at low
& est rates. 4, ;ss;.:t 4. q "a
Mrs. Elmer Goodyear Of Aneta, was
here Tuesday on her way to st. John,
where she will visit her parents, Mr..
Ill and Mrs. "A. Torfen for two weeks. siS
Mr., and Mrs. N. M. Convey and two
y children Of Warwick, were here
y Tuesday on their way to North Bend,
& Wis, for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Covey's mother, Mrs. Sara Timm.
By Miss Henrietta Waters is recovering
q from an operation which she under
# went in a Minneapolis hospital, and
her friends here will be glad to hear
that she is getting along well.
b Mrs. George Whitford and children
J. of Moha1l arrived Saturday for a visit
n at the homes Of Mrs Whitford's broth
81 ers, T.. "a. Haslam and John Haslam
n Mr.. and Mrs. George Turgeon left
y for their home in Superior, Wis, at
Al ter a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
IA ". Martin. Mr.. Turgeon is the gen
4 eral station inspector Of the Great
! Northern. I5 54.!
q The marriage Of Miss Grace r.. Ar
81 mold and Herman 3. Sanstead took
h place Thursday at the home Of the
VI brides parents in Berthold. Rev John
= Whitaker Of the Congregational
9 church, performed the ceremony. Mr..
8 and Mrs. Sanstead will make their
home In Devils Lake. Mr.. Sanstead
4 travels for the GIOVANNI eyton-C ongdon
Y Wholesale Grocery house.
81 MIDI Senator a. j. Stade returned Satur-
day from Grafton where he attended
oEthe dedication ceremonies Of the new
III Masonic Temple. Mr.. Stade states
j. that Grafton can now boast Of the
ii finest and most complete Temple of
4: it's size in North Dakota. Some 300
d Masons were gathered to witness the
N dedication, a large number of which
/. were from the Red River valley.
IL The Pifer Ice Cutting crew finished
!, 4 at sweetWater Saturday night and
. part Of their machinery was sent to
4 Larimore, part to Fisher, MINI, and
"a part to Marion, Mont ], where opera.
d tions will continue. They were at
j. work at Sweetwater about ten days,
4 cutting 1000 tons or Ice. Besides
5 the packing Of the local Great North
Iern Ice house large shipments were
made to Williston and Grand Forks.
6 RID Manager Bloom Of the Journal, left
3 Monday with his family for Bismarck,