Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
Nlcnday's Dail:y.)

"This is to be the best fall for sew
eral years." said w. H. Reid this morn
ing when Questioned regardin the
crop outlook. "Despite the fact that
the rains have delayed the harvesting
the results will be surprising. I heard
today from car of barley that I ship
ped to the cities. The grain which
went % bushels to the acre brought
$l.ol per bushel, without grade. Things
are looking fine and if this weather
will only continue the fax crop will
be very good.'
Judge Cowan issued an order this
morning for the Ramsey county term of
district court, which will be held in
Devils Lake, Monday, Nov. 10, for the
trial of civil and criminal cases.
Mrs. Herman Rutten underwent an
operation this morning at Mercy hos.
pital and at this writing is doing nice.
The display Of vegetables at the
Ramsey County National bank is at
tracing considerable attention. There
is splendid lot of North Dakota pro-
| duce shown, Of good size and remarka-
BILE quality.
Clark W. Kelly left today for Fargo
where he will attend a meeting of the
Board Of Directors Of the Agricultural
school. From there he will go to St.
Paul, where he will be joined by Mrs.
Kelly before going to Colorado Springs
where they will attend the Dry Farm
ing congress. eff there is anything
that the people of North Dakota are
not qualified to talk about this year,
said Mr.. Kelly, cit is Dry Farming.
The quantity Of rain we have received
puts US in the wet class.'' From all
reports there will be a large attend
ance at the meeting and North Dakota
is fortunate in having such good .repre.
sentatives.
Saturday afternoon was red-lette1
| day for the high school students. The
game with Cando was won with a score
OF 81 to O. The attendance at the
game was very large and the students
marched to the grounds in body. Pen.
nants, ribbons and D. L. H. g. arm
bands were numerous and each roote1
had horn. The girls were more inter.
ested than the boys and showed great
enthusiasm. Our team may play Can.
do at that place Wednesday but as vet
| it is not fully decided.
Mrs. Geo. Turner of Seventh street
was operated upon this morning at
Mercy hospital.
Mrs. c. J. McGurren returned this
morning on No. from Casselton where
she spent a few days with her parents
and other relatives.
Frank Frye was in from the Furste
nau farm today.
A marriage license was issued toda,
to Hans Stem and Miss Mary Hagg
both of Lawton.
II. H. Callahan and Norman Mond
hulk of Hamar were in the city TO-DAY
on legal business.
Mrs. Van Liew is entertaining thi.
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs
Farrell of White, S. D.
Bishop Mann will arrive here tonigh
and will remain over Wednesday.
Sunday evening the first musical viii
be given by the Episcopal choir.
Yesterday the Farmers train was de
layed two hours by freight that wa
off the track.
Up to date there are 1877 delegate
and visitors registered for the Fedora
ton convention.
Mrs. VIM. sgutt and daughter, o
Helena, Mont, who have been spending
the past four weeks in Minneapolis
are in the city this week visiting wit
Mrs. Arthur Greenburg on East FIT
street. Several social functions are, be
ing planned to make her stay in thi
city pleasant.
Miss Trefz's and Mrs. Bruso's man
that another one Of their sisters die
friends will be very grieved to lear
that another one of their sisters ddie
yesterday afternoon. Some weeks az
they were called to Waterloo, Iowa
by the death of younger sister. The
were just about to return home at tn
time of the last death. Still anothe
) sister is in critical condition.
II. J. Hinck is up from Grand Fork
today attending to business matters.
: Miss Juliet shortridge spent satu,
day and Sunday with her mother a
Chautauqua.