Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-12

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including the moving of Sunday night
lovers roost from the stairway to the
middle Of the street. @s. n
A@ Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Of Sixth
street have been, entertaining Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. q. Lehman Of Grand Forks
and their guest Mrs. Tiffany, of Buch-
nell, H. The Lohmans and their
j'guest have; been enjoying an outing in
the Turtle mountains. and have had a
most enjoyable time. a. a: s.s s:,i Ia
+ The first of a series Of 1894 func-
tions will be given this evening
at the opera house hall when the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers, Council No.
$50, are hosts at a dancing party. The
commercial men are recognized as
ideal hosts and an excellent time in
expected. ..=s ILL +.5fi. ~: IN
s, o. + b. 10 sra
Miss Helen Larson, formerly en-
ployed in the New York store of this
city, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
e. H. Larson. Miss Larson left for
Sharon, where I she 3 will visit
friends. From Sharon She goes to
Fargo to meet her brother and sister
ln-llaW, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Larson.
The party will journey together to
their home at Roland, Iowa. "'s
A slit skirt caused Andrew Stadc to
miss the Great Northern train yester-
day morning. AS he was ! hurrying
/ from the depot to the train, a young
woman, bedecked in the EXTREMIST of
the freak creations. rounded the cor
ner and made for the entrance to the
woman's waiting room. ';Weli, / be
1 darned," said Andrew as he saw a
well-shaped ankle step out of the
skirt. Whether his first initial stands
for Alert or not is, immaterial, fur he
stopped short and looked until The
young woman went through the door.
Then he moved up to the front of the
doorway to wait there, his train pulled
out, unknown to him. When he learn
ed that he was too late, he remarked,
Il don't care; I've seen it at last. All
summer I've been working in the
provinces. Occasionally I read of
such sights, but was never able to
see real one until this morning. u
| With military honor and respect to
one deserving Harry Redmond, who
died last Tuesday morning was laid
Ito. rest yesterday afternoon, company
M OF the North Dakota national guard
many members of whom served with
the deceased in the time, Of war, at
was held at the Church Of the Advent,
tending the service in a body, which
Rev. Harris paying the final tribute.
The chief mourners were the widow
and children, three daughters and one
son OF the deceased, Mrs. Goozee and
children, and Miss Gwendolyn51G oozee
Of Webster, relatives-in-law of the de-
ceased. Mr.. Redmond and his wife
fWere born IN England and married
There sixteen years ago. Nj When Mr..
Redmond returned from theS war he
was broken in health and never re.
covered his strength. He may be fit
itingly mourned as one who gave his
life in the service Of his country.
! Hello-Is this the Commercial club,
was an inquiring voice over the tele-
phone last Monday which was ans.
5Wered by: Secretary H. j. Kenner.
Who is this talking Il and Mr. Kenner
STATED it was him? Is: this an inte1li-
Egent5 office? Kenner was dumfounc-
led, but regained consciousness
when informed that III the lady
wanted to secure a good girl for
general Homework. S5s The # secretary
tot the Commercial Club was all out OF
girls but was intelligent enough to
Ite1l the lady to try one Of the en-
1ployment bureaus. When the wresr-
ling matches were popular Kenner
was asked by some feminine inauir-
y Ne s-fg~ d ~
| er who won the match over the phone
He told her that Johnson won in two
falls, and she promptly replied that
| il could mot be so for they were
schedules to Wrestle in Devils Lake.
These are only a few Of the samples
| in the life of the secretary Of the
Commercial club. ,3ss ..$ IN.
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Ear muffs may be donned Decemb-
err LIST. ID keeping with the straw
That proc lamation and special orders
which are going the, rounds in other
cities, Presid dent A. L. ] ohnson of the
}city commission has Just issued a un-
| ique order with reference to winter
head gear, and since there will be no
cold ather9 to speak Of until Decemb-
Ter he has decided that lit win be i'm
proper to wear ear mnffs until De.
I5ember list. Special orders have been
Isent to Attorney II. G Mid daug h who
$ it is urid erst God has filed a protest
and has asked 3 that Judg sc Butte is
#fsues the syl abus ia opinion, hay;
ling filed an in junction to prohibit