Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
Huesgen sells watches at less than

Huesgen sells watches at less than
any mail order house.
John Kirk of Odessa township was in
the city yesterday and says that the
rain delayed threshin Operations which
were started Monday at his place.
G. T. Barragy of Grand Forks is here
to fill the vacancy as pharmacist at the
Devils Lake Drug store while Sanford
Hagen is enjoying himself in the wilds
with gun and dogs.
Iiger-Bil, and he is known by
no other name, is shifting scenes at
the Chapman-S Shirley tonsorial parlors,
allowing the firm members a dav off
occasionally to enjoy the hunting fes-
Invites.
Word comes from Minneapolis, that
Mrs. Stickley, wife Of tile Ecnmars
editor. has beer taken - M y.,., san.
l;a:i,,n. whe-. sle will be nader the
'carcsof eminent ~ ,ialists. Me- Stick
~ g. been uf:ring for manv lu"r,i-
With nervous pros ration and IT, many
fin is of boz. Mr.. and Mrs S>ickiey
will await an':',.usIy further news re-
garding Mrs: stickley's health.
Harry Miller residing north of this
city was brought before Judge Jurgens
in justice court this morning charged
with violation of the game laws. He
was fined twenty-five dollars and costs
for being two days too early in en-
joying a hunting outing. Sven and
John johnson who were also arrested
on the same charge were released. Mil
Ter pleaded guilty to the charge.
Devils Lake merchants who this week
took off the lid on the early closing
which has prevailed during the sum
mer months have not noticed any in
crease in business in the after supper
hours which shows that the summer
evenings which the clerks have been
enabled to enjoy has not interferred
much with the business when the shop
pers get the habit.
That there are thirty three property
owners in the territory proposed to
be annexed by the city who did not
protest against sixteen who did was
the repor tmade by the committee ap-
pointed to investigate. This was an
other matter, however, that was post
poned until Friday night for final ac-
ton.
John Beck Of Wisconsin, who has
been employed at the liver Rustrum
farm ten miles north of this city, was
brought here today on the charge of
insanity and his hearing was on before
Judge Henry and the board this after
noon. Beck was not at all dangerous
but on several occasions he gathered
dishes together and dropped them on
the floor and did other things equally
as queer.
Two nonresident permits were is
sued today by County Auditor Bice,
John Bovey and John Beckwith both of
Minneapolis making application to hunt
in North Dakota. These gentlemen
plan to remain in this section enjoying
the sport most of the season and were
perfectly willing to pay the $25 re-
quired for nonresident permit. These
are the only nonresident permits is
sued, Mr.. Bovey securing No. l and
Mr.. Beckwith No. 2.
Devils Lake is sending its young
people off to the various schools of the
east and west and it is interesting to
note that the majority Of them are
coming to Grand Forks. Misses Olga
and Pauline Serumgard will return for
their second year at the university;
Miss Mildred Holmes comes back to the
same institution and will bring her
brother, Ray, to enter as freshman;
Dan Prosser and Howard Maher re
turn and John Sherman will be a new
student from that city. Miss Myrtle
Kennedy has already arrived at Grand
Forks and will study at St. Bernard IS
acadwemy.-Grand Forks Times.
"I just returned from Dickinson to
permanently establish my business here
in Fargo,' sid D. E. Crowley to a
Forum representative at the Gardner
hotel last evening. ct haven's yet
| gotten located in business room but
I hope to be on n. P. avenue some
where down in the automobile dis
trict and may be located near the Cal,
mers place Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley were former
residents of Fargo and are well known
here. Their many friends will gladly
welcome them back to the city as they
regretted to see them leave several
wears ago when they moved to Dickin.
son, when Mr.. Crowley went into the
drug business there. Mr.. Crowley will
Brictson Auto Tire Cover Co., of Chi
ings, S. D.-Fargo Forum.
| LdTluOIt uOSGcSscS dlc uO1u9 ChCAA
selves proud in paying tribute to Sep
TENDERS fair bride, Miss Lottie lib
balls Of this city who was once pop
ular Larimore girl. This afternoon
Mrs. Owen E. Ashbrooke, Mrs. Fred
Jones, Mrs. Thomas Eastgate and Miss
Emma Eastgate gave an afternoon at
Mrs. Jones residence and received
fifty guests. All were close friends OF
the honoree and the bride-elect Is
mother, Mrs. F. w. Tibbals, and Mrs
w. w. Fegan of this city were among
them. S1mmer garden flowers wer'
used generously in adjoining the home
and the color tones were brilliant red
in the dining room and delicate pink
and white in the parlor and reception
ton room. Various diversions were
provided by the hostesses for enter.
tainment and they completed the de.
lightful afternoon with a prettyily ap'
uointed luncheon service.-Grand Forks
Times.
Mayor McClory was appointed a com.
mittee Of one to secure the services OF
an expert to assist the council in fix,
| ing the rate on electric lights and wat
/ er. Mr.. McClory leaves today for St.
Paul on personal matter thoroughly
A letter was received by the city from
Earl D. Jackson Of st. Paul, who has
been active along those lines and his
recommendations will be investigated
The management of the Charles the
atre were disappointed today in having
to postpone the appearance Of Mutt &
jeff, the celebrated funny pictures OF
comic supplement fame. The pictures
will be presented next week Friday
| Sn1na oxcentianal nictures have been