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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
6
One lot of Ladies Short Coats in red and tan value 6.75 7.50 and 8.50 Sale price 4.75 Fifteen percent discount on all heavy-weight Suitings Men s wool socks in tan and dark gray 3 pairs for 50cts One lot Short Petticoats of good quality flannel while they last 48c One lot Ladies hose extra quality all wool value 35c sale 25c One lot Children's hose in black all wool value 45 and 50c sale 35c
The Webster items list residents and visitors with trips to the Lake, meetings, and school planning. Names include S. S. Davis, Paul Gorder, Frank Howett, Peter Regan, Miss Margaret Webster, Geo. Emslie, Alex Melane, Ed Gilbertson, Bob McKay, Pat Conners, Robt. Webster, Jno. Henley, Halliday, Olaf Leet, A. W. Harrison, Gra ham, DeRenner. Details show a school site visit, board meeting, and plans for a consolidated school building next summer.
LAWTON Mr. and Mrs. Join Sewartz l are visiting in Chicago Olaf Hagen has been visiting at Grand Forks for several days The Ladies Guild gave a delightful supper and entertainment at the home of Mrs John Rattle Wednesday evening A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A G Bergland Miss Ella Lynson of Duluth visits Mrs R W Nudd Miss Koch the village teacher visits Misses Laura and Edith Gravelle formerly of this village are now running a bakery at Munich
Thompson returns from an extended Minneapolis visit. A fine baby arrives to Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sen. Barthel and wife return from Iowa. Little Missy makes a first appearance as Ed Elliott and family share updates.
A two week visit ends with Mrs Elliott’s parents in Devils Lake. Louden builds a skating rink near his livery barn. Flood expenses funded by popular subscription. Nick Kercher arrested for blind pigging. Justice Henry of Devils Lake sets 1000 dollar bond for Kercher’s district court appearance.
Ab Arnon Hooker visits Perth showing interest in a leading store. Mrs Joseph Matereck undergoes treatment in Rochester Minnesota. The Royal Neighbors held a pleasant dance after recent installation ceremonies. A fire at the Brocket hotel was stopped early when an airtight stove ignited the wall, narrowly preventing a larger blaze.
The Grand Harbor party welcomes the Grand Harbor ion back after touring eastern cities. A Bay school hosted a basket social at M. W. hall Friday evening featuring entertainment and a dance afterward. The event drew the largest attendance yet for social and financial reasons.
Lake visitors last week included Mr and Mrs Andrew Falk as guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Lynn over Sunday. A basket social at Grand Harbor Friday night drew a large crowd and was a grand success. Miss Mabel F Lynn visiting friends in DeGroat this week with Lillian Lawson and relatives. Miss Kate Rainboth not well this past week. A C Rainboth attended Burns entertainment at Devils Lake last week and praised it. Rainbow sightings have been rare on the West Side but are anticipated to be artistically arranged when seen again.
Thomas Real visits his old Nebraska home while Annie Bye works in Edmore. Wermayer moves his family to Assinaboine Canada to reside. Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Rutten spend weeks in Minneapolis. Andrew Forster, recently shot, can tend to his tele ne business. Mesdames McLeod Drew Chamberlin Calderwood visit Devils Lake seeking guidance on prohibition laws.
Not fanatics but women stand for the purity of homes and the community. Their actions are endorsed by thoughtful locals. Among attendees at the Burns celebration by the Lake last week were DC McLeod Geo Morris T A Luros Ey Rannea D Quarapanatan Ny John Aly J Is Miller and L M Arnason.
Edmore residents report Mrs G E Currier visiting Crary. editor Crary is named in a district court suit. Mil ter Bros cook car caught fire Thursday night with a high wind. fire department and citizens kept the blaze confined to the vehicle.
Mrs. Ed Fuller has been sick for some time Ida Cissner returned from a month long visit in Ohio Mr and Mrs J8 Kennepp spent a few days at their daughter Mrs J P Rance home near Webster Parties are a popular winter pastime Those at the homes of J W Brooks and James Boya were pleasant affairs
William Garske and Wuest returned from Minnesota and Iowa. A six crowd attended the Burge calehention at Devils last week. A grand dance and ball is set for Friday evening in Baker's Hall with an artful supper planned. Try a bottle of Liquorone and receive a first bottle free with the advertisement coupon.
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