Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Greatly reduced prices in Mems and
boys suits at the Chicago Store.

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boys suits at the Chicago Store.
From Magic City.
$. j. Zero, a regular caller IN Devils
Lake, was an arrival yesterday from
Minot to look after matters in CON
nection with his position as travelling
engineer of the Great Northern.
Was At Cando.
Ex-Postmaster Orr of Devils Lake,
who has been visitor here for the
past few weeks, was at Cando looking
over the crops and visiting friends.
Gunder Olson Here.
State Treasurer Gunder Olson was
an arrival in Devils Lake last evening
from Bismarck, stopping at the Great
Northern hotel. Mr.. Olson remained in
the city today.
Was Surprised.
William Shirley, the Devils Lake
barber, with his wife and children, en-
joyed the sights at the Grand Forks
fair. MIR. Shirley was surprised at the
ability of Thomas Mccoy, the Grand
Forks bird man, who thrilled thous-
ands with his splendid flights. Mccoy
is the only North Dakotan making a
success in flying his own machine of
the Curtiss type.
None Better.
Jack Tucker and Ed Young, who at
tended the Brandon fair and saw sew
eral baseball games between Winni-
peg and Brandon in the Northern
league, say that the leaguers had moth
ing on the Devils Lake team and they
assert that the locals could have walk
ed away with the Canadians had a
game been arranged
Put In Seats.
The Al. G.. Barnes circus got a bigger
crowd than was anticipated yesterday
afternoon and had to put in seats after
many got to the show grounds. The ex-
ira tax OF fifty cents for reserved seats
did not please many, who could not
have seen the show unless they paid the
extra amount, but everything goes at
circus, even in the face of hard
year.
Guest of Parents.
Mrs. Chas. Endell left yesterday to
visit her parents at Nanton, n. D.
Temporary Stands.
Many temporary stands for the sale
OF red lemonade and hot lunch were
erected circus day, but were removed
today, the crowds having departed.
Rodenbachs There.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodenbach of
Devils Lake are visitors in the city.
Mr.. Rodenbach has Just returned from
visit at Rochester, N. Y, They will
be the guests of friends here till after
the close of the fair.-Grand Forks
Herald.
Notice to BARRIERS.
There will be a meeting of the Ear
bers' Board of Examiners held in
Grand Forks on August Bird and 4th
and in Fargo on August 7th and 9th.
All BARRIERS without licenses and those
who have served the three years an
premiership will have to appear with
tools to take the examination. Signed:
A. M. Ecker, President; Ed. Richard
son, Secretary.
Visiting at Forks.
Mrs. j. E. Thorson of Devils Lake is
visiting at the homes of Mrs. A. T..
Stinson and Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Thor
son at Grand Forks.
He Scars Today.
Bob st. Henry, the bird-man, will
sail at Miles City, Mont, today at a
business mems carnival and fair, and
he will then return to North Dakota
to fly at the Benson county fair at
Leeds.
Enjoying Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Greenburp and
children came from Devils Lake yester-
day. in their touring car, and are en-.
joying the many and varied attrac.
tions of the state fair. Mr.. Green
burg will return home the latter part
OF the week, while Mrs. Greenhuro and
children will visit for month with
relations and friends. - Grand Forl,s
Herald. ->'
Mulick Was Injured.
Local friends of Clete Mulick of
Fargo, who was one of the observers
on the Twin City-Helena auto tonr
will regret to learn of an injury he sns.
tanned while in Montana. The ear in
which ne was riding passed rapidly
over bump, throwing Mr.. NIulick
against the front of the machine. The
young man was unconscious for about
haif an hour but sustained no lastino
injuries.
Returned Yesterday. ..
Mr. and Mrs. FRANK flo::nn7 rnt.,c.
ca yesterday f;cm Grand Forks where
t'ey took in til: zig state fair.
From Minnewaukan.
Fred Craig, one Of the prominent cit.
liens OF Minnewaukan was in the civ
Yesterday in attendance at the circus
Some Rain.
For Few minutes last evening
while the patrons of the circus were
/ enjoying the side show terrific rain
storm visited Devils Lake and almost
caused halt in the performance Of
the wild men, one of them, especially
VINO was SO thin that the fierce wind
which accompanied the rain, blew him
off the platform.
Back From Bemidji.
! Mrs. Thomas Thorson and dauob+e,
did not stay as long as they expectcd
at Bemidji, returning last eevninu AZ.
companied by Miss Grace Reed of On
| luth. w!lo viii visit here for a few
, weeks.
Morrison in City.
Representative Norman Morrison is
a prominent Websterite in Devils Lake
Mr.. Morrison is we'll pleased with the
crop prospects in his particular neigh.
borhood
Autoed Here.
Azure" forslop, the deputy sheriff
at Crary, autoed to Devils Lake yes.
terday, bringing large party to take
IN the sights at the circus.
Visits Cuthberts.
Miss Clara johnson, nurse at Port.
land, is here from visit at the home
OF DIR. and Mrs. Cuthbert. She will
remain several weeks.
From Gate City.
L.. A. Gongdon of Fargo is a prom.
lnent business caller in Devils Lake