Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION /

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! TEACHERS EXAMINATION
/ An examination for first and second
grade elementary certificates will be
held in the commercial room Of the.
! central school building, Devils,Iaake,
] Feb. 18th and 18th, commencing
promptly at $3.50 o'clock a. IN. +: Il a IA
/ All materials necessary for work viii
be furnished applicants. Il. s7ss.,.. ;, !
~ JOHN A. FAIG, Supt !;
Robert Epp, the man who was laid
awaiting the investigation in the case
of the fire on the Eich farm, was re-
leased last week. The date Of the in
quest was fixed for next Saturday.
Coroner Gilbertson having returned
to the city. Mr.. Epp stated that he il.
tended to remain in this vicinity ard
would look for work with some farm
er around here. II Sc. z,
The state board OF education will Of
fer examinations for first and second
grade professional and also special
primary certificates at the office of the
county superintendent CT schools. Dew
i'iIs FAKE, FEB. 27th ana ssth, 1914. i.
| Examinations will begin at $500
o'clock a. m. 49,
/ State Board Of Education. 49,
! H. T. e. By J. A. HAIG,, Supt. q
! - seniors of the High school are
now in full possession of the dignity
due their exalted position. Commenc-
| Ing this week they will enjoy what is
known as the senior privilege" This
privilege places the seniors largely
upon their honor and is a recognition
by the faculty of the conscientious in
tent OF the class. The seniors are re-
CURED to be in the school only during
their recitation periods. o. ~
Dr.. E. N. Layton, formerly of
Sarles, left Friday for Glasgow, Mon,
tana, where he has purchased a half
!; interest in hospital. Mrs. Layton
has been in the city visiting relatives
and will not go out to Glasgow until
the latter part of this month. DR..
Emertt of Lakota succeeds Dr. Lay.
tons practice for the present at
iSarles, although he does not intend
/ to locate permanently there. .
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II Mrs. Lulu Bowers, state w. C. T. &c.
lecturer, was in town Saturday a,,
4 route to Page. Mrs Bowers gave
/ two lectures here in October and was
very well received. She has .coiirples-
led the first, second and third dis
tricts and with Page begins her work
| in the fifteenth district Last even
Ing she was in Rugby and after. the
lecture was entertained at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Burr. Mrs. Bow
ers states that opinion in favor n OF
national prohibition is advancing
rapidly. . Il: & sss 4.
i .Mr. and Mrs. Ole Leet OF Webster
entertained q number of young people
/; at cards at their home Friday even.
ing. The prizes were won 4 bys Miss
Retthng and Henry Leet, Miss Anna
Leine and Douglas Morse. Others
present were Misses /. Ellen WIollan,
Sara Morrison, Gwendolsn Cspozee.
Grace Bratley, Pearl McIver, Rettling,
Ivan Wurtenberger, 4 Robert Cairns,
Donald Baldwin, Douglas and Lester
Morse, Philip Chisholm, Cary Springer
and George Munig.
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3 very pleasant party was given
! Last evening by the Sodality IN the
parlors OF St. Joseph's church Six
teen tables OF progressive whist were
played and prizes awarded to Arthur
! LeDnc and Mrs. John Kabeary, Os-
swaM LeDuc and Mrs. i !. u. Degandor-
fer. After supper an interesting pro
granme was given. Little Miss
Irene l'n Griffin gave a recitation which
Twas well read and showed promise OF
great lent. Musical numbers We're
rendered by Misses Ida Mcdonald, .
Bessie staubus. Wayne Huesgseln and
/ Dorothy Walters and piolin duet
played by the Rutten brothers accom-
panied by their sister,
~ Is. John McGillis of5 Glasgow,
~ ont an ARR we'd here today. called
by the severe Illness Of her son, ID os.