Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
LOCAL NEWS
(From fridays Daily.)
Went to Crazy.

yesterday TO VlSlG WIN IrlenOs, comes
from Glasgow, Mont, Mr.. Doe left to-
day for Crazy for brief visit. He
was formerly engaged in business at
Crazy.
Judge Morgan, Mrs. Lewis and Lieu
tenant Lewis left this afternoon for
Bismarck, where the judge will be on
hand for the session Of supreme court
to be in session there this week. Judge
Morgan is greatly improved IN health
and is delighted that he will be able
to get back on the bench with the 9th
er justices and renew acquaintance
at Bismarck.
At Duell Farm.
Mesdames G. H. Baker, G. J. B. Tur-
ner, R. V. Bice, A. M. Bond and John
Mclean left by the Farmers train
this afternoon for Garske where they
will visit at the D. G.. Duell farm over
Sunday.
The contest case of Keogh VS.. Regain
which has been before the land Office
for over a week, it is thought will be
completed sometime tomorrow after
noon, strenuous efforts being made on
the part Of the attorneys to hurry the
case to a finish. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hager Of Graf
ton were in Grand Forks this morning,
having just returned home from six
week tour OF the east, inaugurated
when they went to the Shrine council
in Rochester, N. Y. Since then they
have visited at Syracuse, Rome, Utica,
Albany, Norfolk, Washington, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, Milwaukee and Minneap-
oils, and throughout the entire time
they have had a most enjoyable time.
Upon their arrival in this city this
morning they were surprised to find
G. II. Hager of Toledo, O., cousin of
Mr.. Hager's who was on his way to
st. Thomas to look after business in
terests.-Grand Forks Times.
Sheriff Mclean has received word
from Bathgate giving description of
William Marshall, i wealthy farmer
who lived east of Neche, who is miss
ing from his home. Marshall has been
suffering from cancer and last week
made his will and is said to have re-
marked: 1T don It see what they want
to keep an old man like me alive for
When he did not return home Mon
day evening the neighbors were neti-
fed and Tuesday searching parties
secured the woods, but no trace of him
was found. Marshall was very weak
and it is feared he laid down il some
secluded s. OF and diel.
Willie Wells Of Winston has writ
ten letter to CHIEF of Police Barnes
in which he asks that if the chief can
locat anyone around Devils Lake by
the name of Wells to tell him that
Jennie is very sick and in hospital
and that he is wanted at home.
Leaves Soon.
Prof. MUSTANG, who has been visit,
ing at the LaRue cottage at Chautau.
qua, will leave soon for St. Thomas
college where he will begin his duties
as a member of the faculty.
Falling Of.
The passenger traffic to Minot, which
has been very heavy during the last
few days, due to the land oening, is
falling off greatly, train No. this
morning carrying only ten passengers
to Minot.
viii Register at Minot.
A. P. Blonde who has charge of the
job department of The World, went to
Minot this morning to register in the
Berthold land opening.
Was at Farm.
George Mooers was in Cato town
slip yesterday looking after his farm
ing interests.
Mrs. Smith Coming.
Mrs. E. Smith will arrive home today
after few days visit in Churchs Ferry.
Cutting Along Line.
Conductors on incoming trains over
the Great Northern report harvesting
along the line. Harvesting is general
between this city and Grand Forks.
On Farmers Line.
Harvesting is general along the Far
mers' line according to Conductor
Jones Of the Farmers train. Much &C.
tivitiy in farming is evident.
Will Register.
Miss Stella johnson left today for
Minot where she will register on land
at the Berthold opening.
From Williston. ..-
Chas. Pierce Of Williston is in town
today on business.
Here From Seattle.
Wesley Day was an arrival in the
city from Seattle for visit for sever
al days.
Rutten to Minot.
Herman Rutten was passenger to
Minot where he will attend to business
matters. He will return to Devils
Lake probably tomorrow.
steens Here.
Misses Lulu and Jessie Steen are
here today from Churchs Ferry visit
ing with friends.
Launch In.
Oscar Voss has taken his launch
"Pirate' out of Devils Lake, having
completed the season on the water.
Going Down.
China going down. Be convinced
at Moran g.
Honetts Here.
The Misses Honett are here from
Webster today visiting with friends
and shopping.
Back to Seattle.
Miss Clara Blonde who has been in
the city the past week visiting at the
home of her brother, A. P. Blonde, on
East 3rd street, left his morning for
Seattle, WASH, to resume her duties
as teacher in the public schools Of
that city.
Horw.tz Here.
H. G. Horwitz is here today from
Fargo calling on the merchants.
Family Left.
The family Of Rev. Shaw, who have
been spending several months at Chau-
tauqua, have left for their home at
Minot.
Went to Register.
Otto Kobeck of the Devils Lake
Drug Store left for Minot today
where he will register on some Of the
Fort Berthold land.