Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13

churcn yesterday. The reverend gen
,tleman is a candidate for the vacancy
made by Dr.. Bailey's departure.
Mr.. Hazard returned Saturday night
from Grand Forks where he had been
attending to business matters.
Bert Moran returned from Chicago
Saturday. Mr.. Moran has been gone
for some time and has been purchasing
his Christmas stock.
James Brennan was in town over
Saturday and Sunday to visit with his
parents. Mr.. Brennan is taking post
graduate course at the state "U."
Miss Rosila Jurgens left yesterday
for Perth after spending Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. Miss Jur-
gems is teaching at Perth.
Mrs. Blessum lei. today for Stark
weather, where she will visit for q
couple of weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Myron King.
Yesterday Misses Francis Cowan, Els.
ma Miller, Blanche and Alta Fox, re-
turned from Crazy. The young ladies
We're there to attend the last day of
the Catholic fair and to visit with
Mrs. Wake.
Wednesday evening is the date set
for the Wesley college musical. Don It
miss this. 1t will be one Of the big
features of the Federation convention.
Tickets, 75c and soc, now on sale.
Dr. Hooking, Mr.. H. G. Middaugh
and Mr.. Whitaker. representing the
Pioneer Life Insurance Co. of North
Dakota, We're in Crazy Monday, ex-
planning proposition the have Of TAX
ing up the Chautauqua association
bond issue of $4,000 by the Pioneer
lns. Co.-Crary Public Opinion.
Z. Hatcher was here from Fargo
over Sunday.
Senator Kirkeide was in the city last
Saturday evening from Churchs Ferry
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Farrell are visit
ing with Mr.. Farrell's sister, Mrs. P.
Greedy of Grand Harbbor this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils jacobson and
daughter Miss Nora returned last Fri
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives at Starkweather, Maza and Dew
ills Lake.-Leeds News.
Invitations are to be issued for an
informal dance to be given by the local
Elks next Friday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall. This is the first of a
series of social gatherings that will be
continued during the winter.
The defeat Of the Rugby football
team by the Minot high school, score
81 to 0, was the cause of much reioic-
ing in this city. The Rugby team has
refused to play Devils Lake for some
reason.
Among the players on the University
team in the game Saturday was the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Brennan of this
city. Brennan was used as quarter
back and from all accounts handled
the team in good shape.
Y. j. johnson, rural mail carrier,
was arrested last Saturday on a com
plant issued by his wife, due to fam
lily differences. johnson was arrested
by telephone, Sheriff Mclean using the
telephone, telling him of his arrest and
as soon as he arrived in the city he
went direct to the sheriff's office. It is
understood the differences will be set.
tied. He is from Garske.
Saturday evening Mrs. Arthur Green
berg delightfully."- entertained a few la
dies at $500" party. The affair was
IN honor OF her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
sgutt of Helena, Mont.
L. P. swenson, the sign painter, re-
turned Saturday from Fort Totten,
where he has been doin gsome work for
the Government. Mr.. Swenson states
that the Indians are making great prep.
arations for the big Fair this week.
Miss Swarthout of the Woman's
Shop Of Minot will be at room No. "a
OF the Great Northern hotel, Oct. II.
IL and 10 with full line of art needle
work, stamped goods, etc. The ladies
are requested to call.
Mr.. Ruger and family are moving
from their residence on Fifth street to
one OF her houses on Second street.
They will reside there during the win.
ter and in the spring build fine new
residence on the site Of their old home.
The old house will be moved out on
the farm west Of Grand .Harbor.
Local people who are holders of tim
Der land in the northern part of the
state will be interested in the state
ment by Chief Forester Cox of Mime.
sofa, that sufficient rain has fallen in
the northern part of the state to pre-.
crude the possibility of fire there this
season.
The Devils Lake Elks held their reg
ular meeting last Saturday with a
good attendance. The committee on
Club Rooms reported that the work on
the Daeley rooms was proceeding rap
idly and that they would be ready for
occupancy in about three weeks. The
lodge is growing rapidly and several
splendid plans are being made for the
winter.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Nicholson are en-.
Joying visit this week from Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Kline of New Richmond.
Wis, and Mr.. L. D. Parsons Of White
nall, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Kline have
just returned from Palermo, Mountrail
county, where they have land interests.
Mr. Parsons is on his way back from
the coast. Mr.. Kline and Mr.. Parsons
are uncles of Mrs. Nicholson,-Crarv
Public Opinion.
The first meeting of the Franklin
club will be held next Thursday even
ing at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Yer
non P. Squires at 402 Belmont avenue
with Mrs. Squires and Mrs. C. IT.
Crouch as the hostesses. The evening g
subject will be "Vacation Experien-
ces' and among the speakers will be
Samuel Torgerson on "Canoeing on
the Red River" Mrs. W. A. Joy on
Wlntering in Florida,' President F.
l.. McVey on "Exploring the Rainy
Lake Country" and DR.. R. T. Young
on "Camping Around Devils Lake. ~
Grand Forks Times.
John Severson. for MANY years sta.
toned at Crazy as section foreman for
the Great Northern Ry. Co., left Sun.
day; Oct. l, for Cavalier, N. D., where
he will act as assistant roadmastar.
This is promotion in the service. and