Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

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(From Saturdays Daily.)

= display OF vegetables y, among winch
are potatoes ranging from the ordinary
size up to four pounds. Many witty
loobservationE srs made by farmers when
ssIviewing ahe exhibit. Hans bryn, after
>looNng the potatoes over, said Oh,
yes, they are fair size, but some Of
mine are SO large that / have to use q
stone boat to draw them in on.
Gus Garske Of Garske is in town on
business
Fred Haywood Of Grand Forks was
in the city attending to business yes
terday.
D. IS. Smith was in from Casselton
yesterday on business.
Z Geo. A. Horita is down from Minot
this week.
B. J. Warren is Grand Forks visit
or today.
8. Mason left yesterday for his home
at Larimore. He spent the past two
days here on business.
Fred Duff and family were in from
Garske yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mundt will move
into apartments in the Sevilla Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breen left today for
their home at Wolford.
IS Miss Juliette Shortridge accompan-
led by Miss Clark Of Lakota, are spend
ing the week end with DIR. Shortridge
at the Lake.
Mrs. J. H. Forbes returned from
Grand Forks after spending week
there with friends.
liver Doe Of Norway township was
in the city today. ;.
DR.. Coulter Of Marionette, Wis, is
here enjoying a hunting outing, taking
out nonresident permit.
Miss Dora Williams returned from
Montevideo, where she has had mil.
linery shop. Miss Williams will visit
with her parents.
Yesterday Lakota played Cando at
Cando, the score being to S. The
teams were well matched and heavy
game was played.
Mrs. A. E. Downs of Green Isle
Mimi, and her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Murray of Minneapolis, are the guests
Of Mrs. Down g sisters, Mrs. John F.
Cowan and Miss Flynn, and her father
Mr.. Flynn, at the Cowan residence this
week.
Oscar Leedy left last Friday for his
homestead in Canada. Mr.. Leedy had q
leave of absence until the middle OF
October and had to get up there for 8
while. And after few days he will
return and close up his business here
preparatory to moving up there perma
-Starkweather Times.
P. a. Strand Of Grand Harbor arriv
ed on Tuesday Of this week and is busy
getting the Garfield store ready for 8
stock Of goods. He expects to have
the store open in about ten days. Mr.
Strand is young married man ano
will move his family here and make
this their home. We are glad to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Strand among us.--Stark
weather Times.
James Stewart, who formerly farmet
in Highland township but who has beer
at Saskatoon, Can, for the past tw,
years, is here looking after the har
vesting and threshing Of his crop. H
reports everything fourishing in tn,
Canadian northwest, but says that the,
had an early frost in parts which dam
aged the crops.-Edmore Herald News
~ Geo. -. Twle Of Minneapolis wa
~ in Edmore the first Of the week look
ing after business in connection will
the First National bank of this place
He went from here to Lawton where b.
is also interested in the bank at tina
In an elevator at Warwick Sheriff
= Talley discovered that the weights ha,
been SO doctored that the farmers wer
cheated out Of 120 pounds of grain TO
every 1900 pounds. The agent, g.
Oain, was arrested and paid $50 fine
-Edmore Herald News. 80
Several of the musicians from thi
city furnished the music for dance a
Crazy last evening. They report fai
attendance.
Two new teachers have begun worl
in:, the Rock Lake school. Miss Ann
Wagle of Valley City takes the plac
of Miss Lucille Haig, who resigned O
account Of sickness. Miss Rosalia Jue1
gems Of Devils Lake takes the sevent
and eighth grades. relieving two o
the other teachers of grade EACH
Grand: Forks Times.
Miss Martha Shelver is in town to
day.
Harvey Copeland left today for hi
nome at, Maza to visit his parents.
Milton; Daeley left last night on NJ
2 for Minneapolis where he will spen
the winter.
Miss. Helen Regan returned to he
home at Garske yesterday after visit
ing week with Miss Lawreen Levi,
Prof. Fred Schroeder is in from Rus
by today on business.
Prof. West is in town from Webste
today. :,
The county commissioners left toda
for various points in the county il
specting bridges.
Commander and Mrs. Palmer entel
tanned the w. R. G. last evening an
an excellent time was enjoyed. Musi
and cards made up the evenings ente,