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

Thomas Sullivan who is advertising
manager for the Fargo Courier-Ne Jews
was here Sunday looking after the
interests h Of IN Y Ellis in connection
with the auto polo game. Mr.. aASulli-
van says that R 81. 4 5i III, the new own
5erH Of the Courie News, completed his
ministerial work Sunday and will svc-
lcupy the editorial chair at Far5o ns1t
week. IN u 5 i a
S,S3 ]. r. Whitaker, the insurance man,
returned from Minneapolis: last Fri
day where he had been on business,
aside from a U black eye, which Whit
blames on his little boy who accident
ally kicked them there is little change
in his countenance. and even that does
not prevent Have another, take two
from writing the usual abundance Of
insurance. 81.
Mrs, Nelson, wife Of Contractor Mel
son in charge Of putting in the white
way in Devils N Lake, y arrived In the
city from Minneapolis last Saturday
night and is spending the week here
enjoying the sights at North Dakota's
only watering place. Mr.. Nelson is
endeavOring to have her remain here
until the white way is completed Sep
TENDER Is, the time he now figures on
being able to finish the job. n.
"a n. Manager Glembo Of the Devils Lake
Supply company is another of the To-
cal merchants who has been seeing
things, Just returning from a trip to
Chicago where he purchased a large
supply of choice selections that will
put the new store decide IDLY on the
map in Devils Lake. At the present
time the Peoples supply store is he
ing remodeled to accommodate the new
stock that is arriving daily. h Il.
a C. O. kaufman has been introduced
to Devils Lake by J. ]. McEwen travel
ing representative Of the 500 railway,
as the new passenger and freight agent
at Devils Lake for the 500 line. Mr..
kaufman who halls from Bisbee Is q
very pleasing individual and apparent
II ob1iging, a big factor with the 500
line In the discharge Of business. He
has received q warm welcome to. De-
wills Lake and is assured uccess. N
There will be no Labor Day parade
Or picnic Sept. 1st by the labor: organ
,izations OF Minot, This was decided
upon when the committee having the
Labor Day arrangements in charge
met yesterday. The committee also
announces that all money has been
collected and that all bills will be
paid. Devils Lake labor leaders plan
ned to attend this event and will now
have to make other arrangements.
ssss5 a. NJ. Powell <, The Great, Northern
railroad has sent to me for free dis
tribution to any one interested, !. desr
criptive literature about the opening
to- homestead settlers of the Fort Rock
Indian reservation in northeastern
Montana Parties can register at
Glasgow, HaYre or Great Falls Sept.
! to 80. There are over 5000 farms
of ~ so acres, each. The drawing will
be at Glasgow Sept. %, 1915. adv. .s 81
a civic celebration for Devils Lake
when the lights of the great white
way are turned on in this city the
latter part of September is now being
planned and the city mmissioners
are now looking forward to the event.
The nature Of the festivities has not
been definitely decided upon, but VIII
likely include a grand ball on street
with the white way providing the IL
Elimination and Al band furnishing the
music. 3$s. az u sf5 Il.
5 Editor Miller Of the Siftings ait Min
found a moment to spare
last Wednesday and as DC only requir-
ed q few minutes to auto to Devils
Lake, he managed 10 pay q visit to
this city. The former receiver Of the
land office here Is in apparent good
health and has had splendid success
with his publ cation at the Benson
county seat. His paper is one that
presents q SPLENDID typ aphical ap-
pearance and Ter can usually be
depended upon as meaning every word
that he says.