Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-10-16

Fargo where Mr.. and MIS-. Taylor /
will spend the winter, owing to the /
fduties of Mr. Tavlor's office.
Miss Matilda Duerr. chief operator |
today on the way west to their re- |
| turned yesterday from her claim in !
Montana and other points in the west, |
! where she enjoyed a. delightful va. |
cation.
! ,Messrs Gull and tMcCrackren, for
mer Crary merchants, went through
today on he way west to their re-
spective homes at Lewiston, Montana,
and Minci. They have been looking
after business interests in Crazy.
Mrs. Henry Medelmann of Crazy
entertains at dinner Saturday even
ing at her home in compliment to
AIRS. Madsen Of Wheaton, who is
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. 0. C. Sag
moen.
Mrs. 4. S. Pattee left Wednesday
for an extended trip through Colorado
and California. Mrs. Pattee viii meet
her son and wife at Denver, Colo, and
from there she will go to California,
where she will visit her two sons who
live on fruit ranches. j.: -
Mesdames VIM. Falger. A NJ. Powell
and Eugene Fenelon left Monday even
ling for jamestown to attend the meet
, ing of the State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. They were Joined at
Leeds by Mrs. C. W. Buttz, who had
motored there during the day. They
are expected home this evening.
/ Col. Fred Bartholomew, democratic
candidate for congress from the First
district, came in oy auto last evening
: Mr.. Bartholomew is making a COM
plete canvass of his district by auto,
and his pleasing personality is win
: ming him many friends. He is prop
rietor of the Frederick hotel, Grand
Forks leading hostelry. q
Fl Alex. Cameron, blind man, speaks
at the court house this evening at s
O'Clock 1t appears that there were
three different meetings scheduled for
the court house this evening. Mr..
Cameron asserts prior rights and an.
nounced this afternoon that his meet.
ling will be held.
g
The farm home of B. B. jRegan. near
Grand Harbor. was destroyed by fire
l. last Friday. The fire is reported to
q have started from a defective chin
# ney, and while none of the furniture
was saved, the greater part of the loss
Twas covered by insurance Mr.. Resau
Il was away from home at the time oil
:. the fire. -
Supt- J. A. Haig. president of the
ramsey County Sunday School asso
l. citation. has accepted the invitation Of
e the city Of Edmore to hold the annual
h meeting of that organization there on
the 9Th and 10th of November. A
meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
v Will be called soon to consult with
q State Secretary Walter A. Snow as tt
r a program for the convention.
large audience was out to hear
e Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins, of Nash
N vile, Tenn, last evening at the cour,
IS house. Mrs. Atkins is national organ
J. izer and lecturer for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and i.
touring North Dakota for woman suf
y rage. She is pleasing speaker, ant
er II is believed that her address last
k evening gained many friends for the
d cause.
charged with grand larceny. Frank
n Garter IT. was bound over to the dis
n tr1ct court Wednesday afternoon by
t. Judge Juergens. In default OF 81 .OOC
e bonds Carter is now awaiting the next
g term of district court in the county
Jail. The charge is preferred against
v Garter by Dave Taylor. and arose over
" the disappearance Of some wheat from,
It Turner's farm.
Back at Nyak. N. Y, wnere William,
Falger was raised to manhood. Rev
y FRANKLIN Babbitt. rector of the Grace
J. Episcopal church. this week eomplet-
2, ed his ffty-third consecutive years
e services in the parish. The occasion
was marked by a reception. Rev.
Rabbit un1ouhtedly has tho. 5;et;1,
d ton OF having served as rector of one
!, church longer than any other digni.
d tarE in he country. In the fifty
o three years but one service was omit