Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

Axel Jourgenson is contemplating re,
turning to the university to complete
his law course.
II. j. Hinck returned last evening
from ALinot. where he registered on
Berthold lands.
Miss Cecilia buell. lett today for Mi
not where she will TAX, chance on
some of Uncle Sam 5 offerings in the
Fort Berthold reservation.
Ole Anderson and Editor Mt Crarv
were two visitors from Edmore who
We're in the city today, coming over
in an automobile.
Haley & Hyland have % II. P. In.
tcrnational engine and New Racine
separator on the track for Anderson &
Gieberg It's some machine. all right.
J. Reilly, who is employed as lead
of the bindery department Of til"
Grand Forks Herald, stopped off in tho
city enroute from Minot to Grand
Forks. He registered for Il Bcr1rol'l
claim.
Work is progressing. on the new fire
hall. The concrete floor work has all
been completed and as soon as posi-
BILE the construction of the first floor
will be undertaken by Contractor
Gram IS force.
Martin Benson, who proved up on
claim east of town some years ago is
here for visit Mr.. Benson went from
here to Morton county and later lived
in Bismarck. He is now located at
Thief River Falls. - Starkweather
Times.
Last evening Miss Norma Hines en-
in honor of her guest, Miss Marie Cru
Der, of st. Paul. The head prize was
taken by Miss Bessie Connolly, while
the consolation prize was received by
Mis- Sylvia Nelson. The evening was
concluded by a service of dainty re-
freshments. Those who declared Miss
Hines a delightful hostess were Misses
Edna Hansen, Elizabeth Klingel Edna
and Hazel Davis, Gertrude Hines, Dor
othy Dodge, Marie Glerum, Sylvia Mel
son, Bessie Connolly, Lora and Bessie
Henley.
After carefully cau'i .n:n. tic AZ
plicants regarding the law Which must
be followed to the slightest detail
Judge Cowan granted druggists permits
to j. A. Hamrc OF Edmore and Mr.
Shepard of Brockct. The court called
attention to common oversight in
failing to put in the name Of the stree
or the section. in case the person APP
plying for liquor was from the coun
try. Permits must be filled out in ink
and every blank properly filled out
There were no objections MED in either
ease and the applicants were subjected
to a severe cross examination.
Louis Thicson, wio was gu;rM to
Hansboro yesterday, will go to Dun
seth instead, where ne will act as drug
gist in one Of the leading establish
ments Of that city.
A deal was consummateii last even.
ing i'll which Art Nelson became the
owner of the barber shop formerly run
by GILES Gilbert, while Mr.. Gilbert has
taken over the Athens cafe AMI will r.
open that place next week.
Mr. Gilbert is an experienced hotel
man, having been raised in the husi-
ness. lie is planning a number OF IN
deavor to meet all requirements of a
first class cafe.
Forty hunting permits, all issued to
one place and placed i'll the custody Of
one man is the record of the county
auditor Office this afternoon. Forty
hunting permits Went to residents of
Crazy today, Miles Miller being agent
for the Craryites who APPLIED by special
application for licenses.
Martin Ea4sta;l. whose londsmcn
refused to continue Oh his bonds for
violation Of the liquor law yesterday,
was successful in securing other bonds
last evening and was released from
custody. Mr.. Vagstad has not given
out any information as to whether he
intends continuing in the restaurant
business.
Sheriff Mclean has received infor-
nation relative to Roy Davis, who is
wanted at Darlington OH the charge
of obtaining property under false pre-
lenses. Davis is about twenty five
years old, wears a blue serge suit, but
ton sho esand is little over five feet
tall.
Martin Vagstad, formerly proprietor
OF the Athens cafe, has rented the
building recently vacated by the Home
laundr yand will open an up.+o. date
Cafeteria. Mr.. Vagstad expects to have
the equipment i'll place about the 10Th
OF the month, when he will open.
H. j. Friedman of Chicago was in
the city yesterday visiting with friends.
Mr.. Friedman formerly lived in this
section of the state, leaving Devils
Lake nearly twenty years ago. Upon
his return from NIinot where he will
register Mr.. Friedman will revisit the
section of Ramsey county in which he
formerly lived. He was thoroughly
surprised with the rapid growth of the
city and the splendid buildings that
have been erected since he had left.
George Letzinger, $40 has been in
the hospital suffering from typhoid
fever died yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at nine o'clock from the Catholic
church.
Misses Emma, Martha . ii Isena Sc
verson and Foster and Mr.. Stevens of
Crary autoel to the city today. Miss
Rena Severson left Or No 3 for Stan.
ley, N. D. The rest of the party will
return to Crazy this e>en4ag.
Ben Beach and family have moved
into the Brainard house on 9th street
Mr. Beach has accepted POSITION as
clerk in 0. s. Sheldon S store
DIR. Thompson and Mrs Thompson.
who have Ecen registering 1T Mmot,
who have ben registering at NTinot,
visited with their brother, Irwin Thonp.
son of this city before retur ling to
their home in Thompson, \. y.
DR.. friedman of Chicago, who has
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