Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-11-13
q, q: q. Woodward leaves this evening
for Minneapolis to spend the winter.
Mrs. Woodward will follow in a few
days.


from a visit in Montana. IS - >
/, Judge-elect Brooks of the v.Towner
county court is in he city today from
YCando. Judge Brooks takes his office
the first of the year.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pillsbury were
called to the Blose home at Cando to-
day. Their neice, the little daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Bose, is very ill.
Superintendent Watkins Of the
State Enforcement League is in the
city this week as witness in several
criminal cases to come before the
Grand Jury.
! Atty. F. R. Stevens of Crary made
his initial appearance in the Ramsey
county district court yesterday and
today in the trial of the case of w. J.
Shobe against J. H. Smith.
Miss Zetta Shoemaker, teacher in
the Garske schools, is in the city TAX
ing the examination and also enjoying
a visit with her sister, Mrs. C:olvin Of
Toxic, who came up to meet her here
Mrs. Ole Serumgard entertained the
ladies of ST. Olaf's lutheran church at
her home yesterday afternoon. A de-.
licious hot supper was served to an
immense crowd which swarmed the
house between and 6 o'clock.
Rumor has it this week that the:
visit of A. J. Gronna to the city.
will result in criminal proceedings be-
ing started against certain local news
papers for libel
Attorneys Brennan & Brennan were
employed yesterday to defend Frank
Carter Jr., who was indicted by the
Grand Jury this week on a charge of
grand larceny. The complaining wit
ness in the case is David Turner.
: Attorney Fred Stevens Of Crazy was
in the city this week attending court,
he being one of the attorneys in the
I. ase of Shcbe VS. Smith, in which a,
verdict. was given Mr. shobe. amount
ing to, .s555sO. -.'..... :. .".-.: p.
Captain Schultz accompanied to Minot
Col. Billiard, the international repre-
sentative Of the Salvation Army, and
Col. Marshall of Minneapolis, where
the former delivered a stereopticon
lecture. Col, SBullard had a good aud
fence in Minot and was as cordially
received there as he had been here,
The Guild OF the, Church of the AID
vent was entertained this week by
Mesdames Gilbertson s and Toilette.
The afternoon was spent largely in.
making articles which will be used at.
the church bazaar to be held shortly
before christmas. An elegant lunch
con was served by the hostesses.
h Company NJ was inspected this week
by Lieutenant F. H. Turner of Bis.
marck, an officer in the regular army:
The company made a very good show
ing and were commended for their
work. Capt. Elliott and nine other
members came down from Webster for
the occasion and it was decided to
form two I squade with a sergeant
at Webster. The squads /. will be
a part Of company NJ and will practice
regularly in their home town, coming.
down occasionally to drill with the
entire company. NJ Il: s.5 u:
Wednesday evening about sixteen
of Mrs. b. u. Powers. friends gathered
at her home for a farewell party N Mr..
and. Mrs. Powers and daughter leave
in q short time for Fargo where they.
will make their home. Their depart.
ure will be regretted by hosts OF
friends who have enjoyed their ac-
.quaintance during the past four years.
3 The time Wednesday evening was
spent IN a variety Of elightful amuse-
5ments.
number OF indians from the res
eryation were In the city today In con.
nection with the hearing of ia motion