Devils Lake inter-ocean., May 20, 1910, Image 5

About Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915

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O. R. Wade was In from ToMo Mon
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3f^""fMr. and Mrs. W. D. Gile, of Crary,
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tnere Devils Lake visitors Friday.
'David Shelvery underwent an, opera
tion for appendicitis last Friday.
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John W. Uaber makes Bum loans
•t lowest rates and easy tonus.
A. L. SMITH
Interior Decmrator.
Miss Hilma Freeburg of Toklo was
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^Jobn W. Maher win make farm
loans that you can pay off any Inter
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'Ignatius Court Of the ToSlo Mercan
tile Oo„ was a business' visitor In Dei
lis Lake Saturday.
Editor and Mrs. F. X. Klrsch of War
wick were In Devils Lake Friday even
ing attending the
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dance.
it'The fire department was. called to
the residence of Wm Hurst, on Fifth
street Saturday morning, the house
was found to be burning quite brls
quely having' started from gasoline.
By cutting holes in the wall the fire
which had gotten, between the walls
was, extlpifulflfoed.v 7he damage to the
iuriiiture and the. building.will roaeh^
el^ouV flOOO, covered1 by Insurance,
'|f you leave your/buggy and black
smith work at M. H. Mandy's shop
i, you c&$ rest assured that It will be
done right, as theme are none em
ployed, In his shop but the best of
workmen.*' Makes 9 specialty of ail
klnds'of 'buggy"work, wood/work, rub
ber tires, and first class horse shoe
ing. If you,: want the best of work
you will make wo mistake by calling
\«iEE Mandy.
""P Gi B^BIeBSum hact tented' tli^ Glerum
f«ottage at Chautauqua^ and will oc
cupy it with hfs famlly ln the near
future. Mi1. Blessum Id the represents^
ttve of theMcClellan Paper Co., In this
Wte, and Has been maldng'ihls head
quarters at 'Grand Forks. Mrs. Bles
•nm waa formerly Miss Jessie Tayliir
of this city and has many friends to,
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WHESE are aM$ruMcally neu shoes. JLadief, children's, hoys'
and men's.r Alt kinds. The greatest shoe values ever offered
in Devils Lake, Wednesdayj May 18th.
W. D. Mcpilntock, was here from
Rugby Friday.
A. Biy^her, of Cando was a Devllst
Lake .visitor last week. ,, ,:i
FrtmciS: Chase was 1A from Toklo
between trains Satuviay.
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George Charlesworth was In frcta
Toklo: Monday onr business.
T. D. Hughes of Fargo, was a busi
ness .visitor in. this city last week.
Shooting Gallery ,vand. Soavenir
Stand at Chautauqua. Enquire of
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C. D. White, of AlinneapQlls was
Devils Lake the latter part of the
week.
Big line of tires and autonioblie re^
palrs and accessories at the State. A^
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Chas. Doyon and family of Doyoii
were In Devils Lake, the^ latter part of
last week, !&'"
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Geo. E. Duis of Grand Forks "was
a Devils Lake .visitor the latter' part
of last week.
The Commercial club held a very,
enjoyable smoker at their club rooms.
Friday evening.'^
Misses Belle Estes. and Josephine
Hamel, of Petersburg,,were the guesja
of the Misses Norton over Sunday^
a C. Jones it agent tor th« Donald
jjkm Steamship "lines. Call on
information about yoiir oont^m
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Mr. and Mrs. William Sparks who1
have been spending several weeks bt
Hot Springs, Ark.,' taking treatment,
returned home Friday night mu«h im
proved from the treatment th$y underr
went at tihjs great health resorti
The 'ball given by the Loyal Order
of Moose at their hall Friday, night
was Well attended and was a very
succesgfM function from every stand
point.) iThe -music by the Devils Lake
orchestral of five pieqes was thorough
}y en Joyed, by the large crowd present
and we understand that-the affair was
a success^ financially. Their new hall
raakes an admirable place for a dance:
as the room is large the floor fine.
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Mr. Venable was,out to his clam ov
tr Sunday.
Albert Jaqua returned from Minne
apolis Friday.
.Ignatius Court was at Devils Lake
on business Saturday.
Miss Hilma. Freeburg was shopping
in Devils Lake Saturday.
Fi-ancli Chase Was 'in Devils Lake
between trains Saturday. 1-
George Cliarl|swprtih went to Devils
I^ake on business Monday.
Mrs. Garvey came out from Devils
liake .toi her claim this week.
^Mrg D.'R. Chkse.and little daughter
"me wiBht tb Deviis Lake Tuesday,.
.R. L.v Wade has the contract for
building an addition on the Mills resi
dence east of this .place.
Chas. oisen brought 'eleven head
of cattle over to his homestead place
froni: acrt»s the lake last week.
There has been gang of about six
«ty Greel^tr working In this vicinity for
about a week past surfacing the rail-
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Smeallle is now occupying his
fine new store buildings Every&lng
has been arranged In sliape and looks
neat as a pln.'i- J'1]
Mrs. Victor Ruth was at Warwick
oVer 'S^nday^ where she officiated as
organist'1 in' the' Lutheran church for
confirmation services.,
D. R. Chase Is contemplating enter
ing the bu^iness circles of this place
again, although he has- nqt decided det
finitely what he will do.,
Toklo Is ^teceivlqg numerous visits
from political aspirants ithese times,
Abe P. Quale^ candidate for sheriff
was one of the late dneB^
Fred Lang Is busy. With, carpenters
building a machinery shed on his lot
facing Main. Street Toklo's Main
street is begrtianing to .1^1
The little daughter 4f Mr. aitd
Pred Lang was clrrfsteiiisa at th$ Stlfl
sion Sunday. wai ohristeo^d
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$3.Q0 shoes for.
330 shoes for
Wood Lake Friday which was partlcl
pfited in by the school children for.
several miles around, the largest
crowds going from Toklo and War
wick. A picnic dinner, and many
games in the beautiful woods sur
rounding this picturesque lake was
the order of the day, and a most en
joyable time was had by all In attend
ance.
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'The people of this vicinity are justly
indignant on account of not being able
to get an agent located at Toklo. There
has been no end to delays and loss of
merchandise by the merchants and
residents of this vicinity on account
of there being no agent here to took
after the goods and see that they are
received and delivered. This want
has never been so keenly felt as at.
time when there are a large num
ber of steam plowing rigs working in
.this vicinity, who are working under
a very serious disadvantage by not
being able to get repairs and coal thru
making It necessary for them to re
main idle a large part of the time. -5
CHILDREN ARE NOT NATURALLY
RELIGIOUS.
In the home, as well as In the
church, there Is probably justification
for instruction in religious creeds and
ceitemonles. But it must be remem
bered that healthy, growing children
are not naturally very religious young
creatures, and that too much doctrinal
teaching may lead them to morbld
mindedness or tend to weaken their
faith in all religious mivtberB.
This country Is full of homes, bow
ed down with deep sorrow today all
because of the fact that the nature
and disposition of some growing boy
was not: understood by his over-an
xious parents, who, as a consequence,
drove him Into dissipation toy insist
ence upon too much ceremonial prac
tise of his life. Too much zeal In urg
ing the' practise' of the church cere-
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F. W. MANN SONS
monieB upon the attention of growing
boys and ^girls often results ilk bring
ing a klnd of cloud over the spontane
ous joy and hope that naturally belong
to every normal" young person.
If a little more electlcism in religi
ous, matters, as recommended above
for the teacher^ could be practised by
parents in such a way that the child
in the home might not feel coerced
but rather enticed to grow In grace
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and in the knowledge of .things spiri
tual, then we should have more satis
factory results from our effortB at
home training.—The Designer fo*
June.
The man who goes out after things
will often find them at home waiting
for him when lie returns.
The "pen" Is mightier than a thir
ty million dollar fine.
jffs we arc leaving tfte state we will sell at our
town residence on
Saturday, May 21
Commencing at 1 P. M.
4 STANDARD BRED HORSES
Bay mare 10 years oldj wt. 1250 Black mare 4 years old,
wt 1200 Bay mare 4 years old, wt. 1050 Bay mare colt.
4-Cylinder Haynes Automobile,' 5 Passenger 25
Foot Gasoline Launch, 2 Cycle Engines Ice Boat
complete Sail Boat complete Studebaker Buggy
New Cutter, Potato Planter, Potato Digger, Potato Softer*
two Potato Cutters, one Weeder, one Harrow, Three-row
Cultivator, Two-row Cultivator, some other machinery.
Repeating Shotgun and Rifle. Ten Bedsteads, 1 Cherry
Bedroom Suite, 1 Birdseye Maple Bedroom Suite, 1 Golden
Oak Bedroom Suite, Marble Top Dresser, Morris Rocker,
Upholstered Couch with spring, Center Table, set X)ak
Chairs, Set Birch Chairs, Set Porch Chairs, set Oak Sec-, -s
tional Book* Cases, Se1 Birch Book Cases, Dining Room
Table, Sideboard and Buifett, Majestic Range Stove, Gas
oline Range Stove, 4 small Tables, 4 Wash Stands, dozen
Rocking Chairs, Chiffoniers, Writing Desk, Kitchen Ta
ble, Plant Tubs, 6 Mirrors, all Kitchen Utensils, Singer
Machine, 6 Good Rugs, Large Pur Auto Coat
Sale at 1 YtSfl&gM1 iiic"
F. H. Hyland Howard Whipple
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