Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
(Monday's Daily.)

L. D. Smell left last evening for a
short business trip to the Twin Cities
and other points.
Ex.Auditor Healey Of Burleigh coun.
ty is in the city today attending to
business matters. Mr.. Healey is now
connected with the Bismarck Tribune
and is travelling in the interests of
that great family journal.
st. Louis, Missouri, and Tennessee
were represented on train No. 8 this
morning, the passengers being enroute
to Minot to register on Berthold lands.
Every state has been represented in
the registration at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner left last
night for the twin cities for visit and
to attend to business matters. Due to
the recent difficulty which Mr.. Turner
had at Fargo he took rubber stamp
with him this trip, which will be used
in signing hotel registers.
Louis w. Hill, president of the Great
Northern railroad, passed through the
city in his private car which was at
tached to No. this morning. Mr.. Hill
stepped out on the platform and took
an occasional glance around to see if
he could see any of the boys.
Druggist Frank McGurren is to be
commended for his efforts in main
tanning street light at the corner of
Third street and Depot avenue. Now
if the village dads could see their way
to establish similar luminary at the
intersection Of all streets in the village
the citizens would rise up and call them
blessed.-Churchs Ferry Sun.
A. Peterson of Neville was Sunday
visitor in the city.
John Nliddaugh of Cando is in the
city today on legal business.
J. Dunlap of Grand Forks was an
over Sunday visitor in town.
Mr.. Carlson Sundayed with friends
and relatives in Churchs Ferry.
Frank Lange has returned from a
visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Haugen Of Foston, MIMI, is in
the city on business for few days.
Mr.. Abar left today on No. 8 for
Minot where he will transact business.
The contract for the new residence
of Jens Sveve has been let to Mr..
Gram.
Sam Rueben Of St. Paul is visiting
relatives and friends in this city for
a few days.
Joe Budde returned Saturday from
Lacrosse, where he has been for the
past three weeks.
j. H. Forbes of Devils Lake was in
Grand Forks yesterday attending to
business matters.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Litzenger is dead and Mrs. Litzenger
is very sick in the hospital with ty.
phoid fever.
Notices of delinquent personal prop
erty taxes for 1910 are being prepaid
by the county treasurer and will be
sent out before September Is. This is
the second notice.
G. F. Mcpherson Of Bismarck, man
aging editor of the Bismarck Tribune,
expects to be in Devils Lake a few
days this week, making trip to vari-
GUS points about the state.
Frank Frye has resigned his position
with Russell & Walker and is going
to run threshing engine during the
busy season. Charles Grimes has &C.
cepted Mr.. Frye's old position.
Joe Kent, formerly Of this city, now
OF Granville, writes to friends here,
that his land and Mrs. Rankin IS, Jim
Doud g, Jim Stenson Is, and number
of others were hailed out in the recent
storm there.
Henry Bumback of Minneapolis was
here visiting his cousin Fred Degendor-
fer, whom he had not seen for fifteen
years. Mr.. Bumback was very much
impressed with Devils Lake and its
surroundings.
Permits for hunting are still being
issued very slowly, the total number is.
sued thus far being only 116. This will
be busy week at the county auditor 8
office, as many put off the securing of
permits to the last minute.
Mrs. H. L. Schultz of Churchs Ferry
underwent an operation for apendi-
citis. Reports have it that the opera
ton was successful and that she is rap.
idly recovering, news which will be
welcome to her many friends in this
section.
| State Senator ]. E. Stevens, who re-
turned from his farm near Lawton
Friday evening, states that harvesting
is progressing satisfactorily in that sec.
ton although still somewhat behind
the operations in the valley.-Grand
Forks Times.
Q. r Gailfus, formerly a practicing
attorney Of Rolla, N. D., was in the
city today on business visit to diff.
ferent North Dakota points. He now
resides in Modesto, CAL, where he has
ben engaged in the banking business
for the past year.
In personal letter received TODAY
by H. 2. Mitchell of The World. Col,
Gearey, who has charge of the North
Dakota rifle team says in part: "The
f'hckertails are working hard and be-
lieve will make a creditable showing.
All well, busy and happy"
Mr.. Thomas Engelhorn, ST., of
Churchs Ferry returned from Rochester,
Minn. He is still suffering considerable
pain from his operation at the hospital
OF the Mayo brothers. His many friends
are glad to have him ba:k and hope
he may fast recover his health and
strength.
Sam s. Schell, well and favorably
known in Ramsey county, was an arriy.
al in the city from Portland, Oregon.
where he has been for the last six
months Sam will go to Edmore where
he will look after the Burgess eleva-
tor and buy grain for the balance of
the season.
About dozen men employed by the
Gram Construction company in putting
in the reinforced concrete floor of the
ne wire hall went on a strike this
morning, demanding higher wages, and
as result the work is being carried
on by i've men, who were continuing
their labors this afternoon.
The men on strike have been re-
ceiving 50 a day and have asserted
their rights of receiving $3.50 for the
kind of work thew arc do;no o1o;,,:.