Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
Brennan an dII. b. b. Reynolds.


Brennan az an b Reynolds
The Westminster Guild OF the Pres.
byterian church, the young ladies.
home missionary society, met satur.
day afternoon With Mrs. Albert To,.
bet. The young people did missionary
research work and after an hour Of
study held q social meeting and en-
logged q luncheon served by their
hostess. III 5S 5t b !$
The commercial travellers and Their
ladies enjoyed the second OF their
social dances Saturday evening in the
III. O. @. +. hall. About forty couples
attended. a fine programme OF music
was rendered Nv Knntzen's orchestra
and supper was served at midnight
Assured BY phe success Of the, first Two
another dancesis planned FOR the near
future. VA II. 81 II. iii L. 3 II
1 Axel Egeland Of Bisbee was a, cues;
lin the city Monday Of this week Re
4 turning from Bismarck where the
I committee in charge OF the North Da.
kcta exposition building ait the sPana.
ma Pacific exposition held meettins
land decided to cut down On the amount
Iof money to be spent for the state
building to- $4,000. r. j. McClory ot
ithis city was delegated to call !. Tor
- new bids IS .5S 55 3s;, + ST. g $ s Y 5fys5
r The Five Hundred. club aftersa tw7
years respite met Saturday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II Ole
: !Serumgard The club organized sons
years ago, formerly met every weep
| at the homes of members They ex
| pect to resume. their meetings, The
. members are: Mr.. and Mrs. SIO OLE
serumgard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hale
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens svee, Mr. andSsGrs
1 Clarke w. Kelley Mr.: and Mrs. Geo
] Juergens, and Mr., and Mrs. G. r. / i!
{ burgess, and MT. and Mrs. G.; A. Dodge
. s tSsss - q. = Ii &: Hid . s;Sa
8: One Of the unique society, event,
}of the season was the first Of fs;erie.
! Of dancing parties given by the Shrin
Z ers, at the Seyilla hall Tuesday even
ing of this week which was well at
4 tended. The hail was attradtivel,
= decorated for the occasion and pre-
I scented a festive appearance Whii,
1.-The committee left nothing undone Il
! provide an excellent time. ATE thu
i midnight hour lunch was served a
II the lodge rooms after which the dane
ers returned to enjoy several more
& hours dancing. The Great NortherJ
9 orchestra furnished excellent must,
: for the occasion sl \ .s S?:1
james n \ Boden, a former vel
known citizen Of Ramsey county
Z died OF heart failure at his home 81
: Romeo, Michigan. Jan. 18th. The de
!, ceased was one of the first settlers II
what is: known as the Starkweathel
country 81 Ramsey county In 1889
together with James ark#eather, e.,l
: Phom n Stark ther postoaHfii{ss ssssasis
> named, he settled on government lnat
I three miaes west Of where the presen
2 2 town /. Of Starkweather is located
&$ When he left here he owned "a sectioa
5stsof land which was subsequently So;
Y to T. ID v Maurer. The Romeo obser
! | yer speaking Of the death of Mr.
, Boden, says: 8 8 Mr.. Boden was al true
! friend and one Of the very best tciti
/ zens that ever resided here, wa:
our good fortune to have known hin
ttS9long and well, and we only knew hin
y !. to esteem him more highly as aths
: years passed by oday We miss, his
kindly smile and friendly greetfng
we long il vain to hear the ring Of hi
& jovial laughter and to feel again hi:
genial presence II s *:it