Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
tFrom Saturdays Daily

Attorney L. w. Morrissey of Edmore
was in town yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Otto M. shipley of Hampden is in
town selling insurance for the Bankers
Life of Dcs Moines.
Homer Resler, the good looking edi-
tor Of the Starkweather Times, was a
business visitor in the city today.
The entire United States is we'll rep
resented in North Dakota at the pres
emit time enjoying the hunting festiy-
tiles.
1t is expected that there will be a
large number of hunting parties leave
the city tomorrow for the fields and
duck passes.
The families Of J. J. Burtscher and
B. j. Pierce moved in today from
Chautauqua where they have been
spending the summer.
MIR. Schultz, who has been the guest
of his son Herman Schultz at Penn,
was in the city yesterday, leaving on
No. 2 for his home in the east.
The drug stores are beginning to
serve hot drinks at their soda foun-
tains and a varied menu will probably
be offered the public in few weeks.
The little eight-months- son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Feeny of this city
died this morning. The funeral will
take place from the Catholic church
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
A letter to friends here from Mrs.
r. NJ. Lewis, who left last Sunday for
Havre, Mont, states that she has been
unable to get out to her claim owing
to heavy rain fall of 4 1-2 inches.
Otto M. Shipley of Hampden, who
has just returned from the east
has been spending several days in the
city. 1t is needless to say that Otto
was busy during his stay in Devils
Lake.
The county commissioners concluded
the session last evening. The payment
of the regular monthly bills was
about all of Importance that was sched-
uled to come up before the board last
evening.
Miss Mary Trcacy leaves tonight for
Grand Forks where she will be the
guest Of her cousin the coming week.
Miss Treacy also anticipates taking
in the musical comedy billed for Grand
Forks Monday night.
Miss Lena Hill returned to Edmore
Saturday after spending month at
her home at Fergus Falls, MINI. She
has opened the photo gallery and is
prepared to take pictures as usual
Edmore Herald News.
Last Friday Louis DeMars threshed
out small piece Of wheat and brought
| one load to town, the same grading No
g Northern. He estimates the yield
will go about Is bushels to the acre.
Edmore Herald-News.
Miss Emma Priebc who has been
spending the past few months with he1
sister Mrs. T. II. billy in the Locke
Gram block leaves next week for St
Paul where she will be the guest Of
friends during the coming winter.
This afternoon Judge Henry married
two popular young Ramsey county PEG
pie, Charles Wagner being united in
wedlock to Miss Bessie Nickerson, both
of South Minncwaukan. Only a few
were present, John McLain being wit
ness to the happy affair.
o. w. Ohnstad came over from his
Lake home Monday and is looking af
ter his farming interests near here. Mr.
Ohnstad has resigned his position with
the Rumley people in order that he
could devote more time looking after
his farm.-Edmore Herald News.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Lehman who
have been visiting at the Holt and Bo
dell homes in Larimore for the past
few days have gone on to Devils Lake
where they are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r. f. Baldwin. Mr.. Lehman expects tt
do some hunting while in that vicinity
Grand Forks Times.
| Miss Belle Burns has purchased the
Millinery Shop formerly conducted by
Miss Emma Gregerson and in the neal
future will hold her fall opening. Miss
Burns was with Miss Gregerson last
year and has the confidence of the
many customers who patronized the
store in previous seasons
Senator Baker arrived in Edmort
Saturday and his household goods alst
arrived here that day. Mrs. Baker ano
the children came over the first Of the
week and they have been busy getting
settled in their new home. Edmore peo
pie welcome Senator Baker and hi
family here.-Edmore Herald-News.
While at her farm last Thursday
Mrs. c. w. Sagen had the misfortun,
to fall down the cellar stair. The fal
was about twelve feet and she lit OF
| llCI HtduY dHO II 10 dIIHOSb d mia
that she was not killed. She was for
tunate enough to escape with som'
bad bruises, but is able to be abou
again, much to the satisfaction of he
many friends.-Edmore Herald News
I. E. Officer, who formerly resided
and bought grain here, but for tn
past few years has peen at Ryder, N
d., arrived in Edmore last Friday AM
has been spending several days at
tending to some business matters ant
visiting his many friends. Doc ha
host of friends here and they are al
pleased to know that he has prosperet
since leaving Edmore.-Edmore Her
aid News.
The advantages of Mid winter Fai
for Devils Lake were thoroughly dis
cussed last evening at the members
meeting Of the Commercial club and ;
committee was appointed to arrang
the details. The idea was propose,
some time ago by Henry Hale but Their
has been no action taken and though
the delay will make it more Difficult
for the securing Of exhibits it is believ
ed that with the proper enthusiasm al
excellent gathering can be arranged.
It is proposed to hold the Fair, Froli
or Festival in connection with the reg
ular Farmers Day Institute, giving al
added attraction to bring the farmer
into the city, where they can get &C
quainted with the merchants and tn
business men and talk over matter
for their mutual interests.
The committee in charge will arrang
for premiums for the best display o
farm produce, there will be simila
prizes for displays of fancy work an
articles in the culinary department
and various forms of entertainment
will be provided.
cit is possuble," said Mr.. Hale, VIII
is fathering the. movement, :" that W