Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
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WEBSTER.
Especial Correspondence

Mrs. w. D. Nlillar spent couple Of
days in Grand Forks the early part OF
the week. She accompanied Miss Hell
en-, who will enter the state university.
The new restaurant had its opening
Monday noon. A large crowd was pies
ent, and went away with good opinion
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hughsby as host and
hostess. They will begin with a NICE
bunch of regular boarders, and, OF
course, will enjoy the entire travelling
trade.
Wednesday afternoon, number OF
the village women gathered at the home
Of Earl Reese to pay their respects TO
Mrs. Schwartzkopf, the mother of Mrs.
Reese, who is spending a week with
relatives in this state. All report
delightful time. Mrs. Swartzkopf will
shortly continue her trip to the coast.
Our old neighbor, Mr.. VIM. Webster,
is frequently seen in this locality. He
thinks there is nothing line upper Can
ada, and will soon return to his home
there.
George NEikkeljohn is looking after
his interests here. He seems we'll
pleased with the outlook so far.
Prosser & Co. are putting out num-
Der of corn binders They have done
larger machine business this fall ,-.,,n
for number Of years previous.
Due to the fact that so many pieces
Of land are posted with emo hunting"
signs, the fall business at the livery
barn is not up to the average. The ho-
tel is also sufferer.
School is vel under way and the at
tendance is large. Mr.. West is fortu-
nate in his selection Of teachers. All
have made favorable impression and
seem disposed to keep up the high stan
dard here -to-fore maintained.
i Painter Bower is at work on the Sor-
enson farm. He has been in this ter
ritory Off several weeks, and the whole
town smells OF paint.
Y John Rue of Northwood, n. D., is in
town. Owing to the illness of his part
ner conditions are unsettled and Mr.,
Rue is not quite sure Of his future
moves. ...
Rev. Gross was guest of Supt. West
the first part Of the week, during which
time little shooting party was pulled
off for the benefit Of the ministerial
one.
The high school teachers entertained
the seniors at the home of Miss Hig
gins Saturday night. Plans for thu
future were discussed and the outcome
will probably be literary society.
Mrs. Schwartzkopf left for the ives
Monday. She expresses herself as be
ing pleased with North Dakota condi
tions, and remarks upon the hospitalit,
of our people as compared with East
. erners.
Lucy Cockburn returned to Farg'
Tuesday, week ago, and William wen
, last Tuesday. In the past fifteen year
, there has been very little time when
;; Cockburn has not been at the A. {
. Miss Lucy has been there FIVE year
and will complete post gradual
course in the spring. She has speciali7
ed in Home Economics. and her man
! friends predict great things for her.
4 Wilson Morse is threshing out hi
! usual crop of good wheat. Wills ha
!. many times demonstrated that weathe
+. considerations to farmers who farm.
T. w. Theil. cashier of the Rolett
f Co. Bank at st. John, spent Saturda
). and Sunday at the Honett farm.
Dave Turner transacted business i
n town Yesterday He believes that til
crops have turned out slightly bette
! here than there.
$ A new electric clock has been il
. stalled in the school house. This au
!, omaticallv rings the opening and clo
ing of each class, also the opening an
closing of the quarters.