Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
Erects Barn,

Wesly Davidson has commenced the
erection Of large barn on his farm
south Of Doyon. The first story will
be built of concrete and stone, with
large frame hay loft.
At Doyon. .....
Dan Brennan Of this city was at Doy-
on Friday morning on business mis-
sion.
Accepts Position.
VIII. Larson Of Lakota has accepte
position with the Farmers Milling
company at Devils Lake and is here
to assume charge Of the mill. He ex-
poets to move his family later.
Enroute to Portland.
Ludwig johnson Of Livermore, Iowa,
stopped off in the city to visit with
Mrs. DR.. Cuthbert. He is enroute to
Portland.
Visiting Tibbs.
Mrs. 0. L. Whitlock and children, of
Havre, Montana, are visiting with
Mrs. H. G. Tibbs, on their way to De-
troit, MINI.
On Way Home.
Vivian and Cecil Peterson are visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. A. R. Bauer
on their way home from Landa, N. D.
Was at Doyon.
H. P. Hanson the local photographer
was at Doyon yesterday. He reports
the roads in bad shape and was pretty
well shaken up making the trip by au-
tomobile.
Roger Patrick, nephew of E. A.
Bridert, from Aberdeen, S. D., is Wis
iting in town for a few weeks.
Guest at Moran's.
Miss Mildred Pare of Tolna is
guest of the Misses Moran for few
days.
Families Move.
The Bridert and Smell families have
moved to Chautauqua for few weeks
outing. They will live in the Roberts
cottage while there.
Visits Davenports.
Mrs. DR.. L. G. Davenport of Fargo
is visiting at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
G. B. Davenport.
May Postpone.
Word was received by The World
from Grand Forks this afternoon to
the effect that the auto tour of the
Grand Forks automobile club might
possibly not start next Tuesday and
may postpone until another week. The
postponment was found almost neces-
sary today due to the condition of the
roads left in bad shape by the recent
rains.
At Chautauqua.
Miss Dahl, sister of DR.. Dahl, is
here from Grafton to attend the Nimmo
house party of Valley City graduates
which is being held at Chautauqua
Will Make Proof.
William Rosin has made application
tor citizens papers to Clerk of Court
Stenseth. He is preparing for proof on
forty acres in Grand Harbor.
From Grand Harbor.
Michael Lyons and James Lynn were
prominent Grand Harbor farmers visit
ing in Devils Lake yesterday.
Rev. Wickard Here.
Rev. M. D. Wickard of Churchs Fer
ry is to be in town tomorrow and will
preach in the NJ L. church.
| Inspected.
The U. S. government building was
inspected yesterday by the superinten-
dent of public buildings.
Up From Chautauqua.
Mrs. j. j. Burtscher is up from Chau-
tauqua visiting for few days at the
Halliday residence.
Mustain Here.
! L. G. Mustain, former principal Of
the high school here, arrived i'll the city
yesterday and is visiting friends.
Expects Mother.
Miss Vera Lewis expects her mother
Mrs. James Lewis, Of Canton, S. D.,
| tonight.
Going to Crary.
! Miss Lawreen Lewis is going to
Crary tonight to visit over Sunday
with friends there.
To Montana.
Z. F. Reese returned last evening
from business trip in Montana.
! Has Resigned.
Joe Peterson has resigned his posi-
ton at the John Haslam store and
Mrs. Anna Redmond is to take his
place as bookkeeper about the goth Of
this month.
Mrs. Bliven.
Mrs. Bliven Of Grand Forks is Wis
iting with Miss Angie Werring for a
few days.
To Fargo.
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go on business this afternoon.
State Agent.
ID. Whalen, state agent for the
Globe fire insurance company, was in
town yesterday from Grand Forks.
From Rolette.
Glen Baker of Rolette is visiting
friends in the city for a few days.
Expected Home.
Tom Mclean is expected home to
night from Minneapolis.
To Minnesota.
T. j. Gagan and son Marion left
Thursday for a ten days visit in Cal
edonia, MINI.
To Minot.
Pearl Monroe, who has been visiting
the Misses Serumgard for the last cou.
pie of weeks left on No. 3 today for
NIinot.
Returned Home.
Miss Pearl Duell has returned home
after a few days visit at the Duell
farm at Garske.
From Penn.
Margaret Lee of Penn is in town to-
day.
Stole March.
Another we'll known Edmore bachel.
or stole march on his friends and
joined the ranks Of the benedicts, when
Joseph Dufak, Jr., one of Highland
townships nose well-known and sue
eessful farmers was quietly married
Monday, July 81, to a young lady CT
ADAMS, n. D. Joe has kept every.
thing so secrat that it is Lard to get
tic particulars, but he was passing the
ci9a's Ia. sday wi h smile that never
comes off. Tuesday night his friends
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