Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-04
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Will Submit Briefs.

(f'rom Wednesdays Daily.)
Will Submit Briefs.
The case of Tilden VS.. Wirtz has
been in progress for the las. couple
OF days in district court and was com.
pleted this noon, all the evidence being
i'll. Briefs will be su;,mis;nl tc Judge
Cowan before decision 5 rendered,
ten days being allowed the attorneys
i'll which to file briefs.
Back From Trip.
Ed. Wilson, president of the North
Dakota Improvement company arrived
in the city last evening f1o1r Fargo to
look over the business Of the new
Great Northern hotel. He was accom-
panied by Secretary Farmer Of the I'M
rroVemenJ company, wl,n will install
some new devices for the operation of
the hotel. This is Mr.. farmers first
visit since the completion of the hotel
and he is greatly pleased and highly
praises the new structure.
Got Ten Days.
Paul Adolph was brought before
Judge Cowan in district court late yes
terday afternoon and pleaded guilty
to the charge of g:v,ng liquor to the
Indians. The Indian was sentenced to
ten days in the county jail .Adolph
mad already spent eighty days in the
county Jail before pleading guilty,
hence the light sentence.
Back From Canada.
1t seems good to see Garrett Aatar
again roaming the streets OF Devils
Lake. He has been up in western Can
ada looking after business matters and
reports things exceptionally alive in
that domain with prospects fair.
Visits Parents.
Mrs. Herman Stenseth and children
have gone to Grafton where they will
visit for brief period with Mrs. Stem
seth's parents.
Made Hit.
A. H. Bell of this citv evidently
made a hit at Grand Forks as presi
dent of the druggists association Of
North Dakota, Judging from the num-
erous comments in the Grand Forks
papers on his splendid address.
Chaffee Back.
George Chafree returned from trip
up the branch yesterday and from all
accounts business in the state is pick
ing up considerably.
Received Word.
MIR. Fenlon has received word from
people who toured the Red River Val.
icy inspecting crops that the outlook
is the best there that it has been in
years, everything being nj the best of
Received Program.
Rev. Clattenburg has received pro-
gram OF the Sixth Missionary Depart
mcnt annual council which will he
held at Duluth in September and TO
which he is delegate from North Da-
kota. The Bishops of the EPISCOPAL
church will take an important part in
the program and Bishop Mann of this
state is scheduled for two addresses.
From the Forks.
among those in the city from Grand
Forks today are: N. G. Ludvigsen. J.
Il: Griffin, H. E. Saustad and r. S.
Kinman.
Pioneer Dead.
Henry Bonsheer, ST.. one of the
prominent pioneers of Ramsey county.
aged % years, died yesterday n.orn.nr
at Z O'Clock at his home at Chnrchs
Ferry after an Hines Of days dura-
non: MI Bonsheer is favorably known
IN Devils Lake, his son Herman being
resident of this city. The funeral
will be held at Churchs Ferry tomor.
row.
Vital Statistics.
The vital statistics for Ramsey coun-
ty have just been completed and are
given as follows: Number of males in
me county, $3.50; number Of females,
:13o. Births during the year 1910,
l39, and deaths during year 2i.
Labor Employed.
Inc farm laborers cmploycd in Ram.
'ey county during the year 1910 num-
oers l,0l9 males and 1s5 females. the
'alary to the males being an average
II 81 and to the females Sl7. making
he total wages for the county $3.50.
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Fargo Visitors.
Fargo visitors registered at the
5reat Northern hotel today are W. D.
Ferguson and R. NJ. Farmer.
Ready to Move.
According to Traffic Manager Griffin
# the Great Northern, who was in the
lty today, everything is complete for
ne movement of this years crop by
he railroad and little difficulty Of de- |
ay is anticipated, although the move
nent is expected to be unusually large.
he work on making ready was started
arly and as a result the Great North.
m is i'll the best shape it ever was
or the handling of the crops.
Genial is Right
Irwin Thompson, the genial clerk at
he Ramsey Drug store, returned TODAY
rom the druggists convention at
trand Forks.
Kenmsre Preacher.
Rev. w. S. Fees Of Kenmarc is in the
ltty today visiting with friends and
elatives.
Insurance Agents.
A. +. McLane and Ed. Schreppel of
linot, representatives of the Des
loines Life Insurance Company, are
4 the city today on business connect
d with their firm. The gentlemen
re planning in locating in this section
the country this fall
Now at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Whitman, for
le residents here, are now at Port
md, Oregon, according to word from
elk Routier, who is enjoying a luc.
atlve real estate business there.