Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Fred Gand Of Penn, was a yisi-
tor in town.
Powell makes liberal farm loans.
S. G. Schultz, the insurance man,
left for MinneWaukan on business.
2. ]. Met Glory has returned from
San Diego, where he went to spend
Christmas with his family.
Joseph tSivers was host at a stag
card party at his apartments on North
Kelley avenue Saturday evening.
N FARMERS-Bring your cream to
Feldman's Dairy. We pay highest
market price for butter fat. AT
Fourth st, Phone eli. e
81 srgE- s, i
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Feig returned
Monday from two weeks visit at
their former home in Atwater, MINI,
and Minneapolis. st / ~
One dollar will open savings ac-
count in. the new Savings Department
of the Ramsey County National bank.
adv &sy. .a5e g I .ss & h Isl,
Thomas. Lonnevick of Webster, was
here Monday ON his return ,5 home
home from the !; Implement Dealers
convention at Minneapolis e..5
Wednesday with Mrs. C. L. Wallace at
the Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Wal
lace was assisted by Mrs. Bert Stot-,
lar. ,ts .., u. t,y4. ,sfTss. ,s.sr ~. ,.
Rev.. McClung returned from Rolla
Monday, where he spent Sunday and
conducted a meeting at the Presbyter-
ian church Monday. The meetings will
continue until Saturday. .s}srys .
Mt. and Mrs. William Nimmo arriv--
ed from Minneapolis, where they have
been in the city Tuesday >, evening
spending their honeymoon. Mrs. q, E.
Breidert accompanied them. %.S >.
/ Mrs. Harry Merit of Bisbee, !, was
here Wednesday,, returning home from
an extended visit with relatives in
Oshkosh, Wis. While in the city Mrs.
Merits was guest at the home Of her
uncle, J. C. Ziebell. 3.
\ Friends of Tom Ruger will be glad
to learn that he will not have to I'M
dergo an operation and that he ex-
poets to return home from Minneapo-
lis, where he. had been receiving treat
ment in St. .Barnabas hospital, within
a short time. It \
4 Albert Symons received a. letter
Monday from relatives at Vining,
Mimi, noting marked improvement
in the condition of his wife, who has
been confined to a bed since Nov. Is.
The nurse expects Mrs. Symons will
be able to sit up in a very short time,
which win be pleasant news to her
many friends. ISL. w NH. h J:,5s 4
Miss Helen Prindeville, former sup
erintendent of schools of Grand Forks
county, returned to Grand Forks Tues
day after a short business visit here.
Miss Prindeville will leave for Los
Angeles, CAL, within the month, where
she will make her future home, stop
ping at Minneapolis on her way to
visit her sister, who resides there.
Il Mrs. Evelyn w. Clarke of Mayville,
who has been the charming guest Of
Mrs. George w. Mooers for two weeks
left for her home Wednesday. A big
number Of social functions have been
given for Mrs. Clarke during her visit
here. Mrs. sMooers entertaining a
small company in her honor at the
Mooers residence Saturday evening,
and Mrs. Jens iSYee a bridge party for.
Mrs. Clarke Monday at her home, 51S
East Fifth street. After a pleasant
evening at cards refreshments were
served by Mrs. svee. Among the
guests were Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Rosa
Baker, Mrs. 2. Burgess, Mrs.
Mooers, Mrs. Eugene Feneion, Miss
Nattie Haley, Mrs. Louis Hanson and
Miss saliie Ruger.