Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

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husband, who is prominently connected
with the st. Anthony {; Dakota Eleva-
tor company.
II. p. Hanson was in Warwick and
liamar and other points on the Aneta
Inc yesterday taking pictures.
Ernest johnson leavevs tonight for
Fargo. From there he will resume his
journey to Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Dcmars Of Grand
Harbor are the proud parents of a
Eaby girl born yesterday.
7. A. Haslam has neat window ar
ranged which is attracting consider
able attention.
Arthur Mclean returned on No. 5
from Edmore where he has been for the
past few weeks. He expects to return
Monday.
E. W. Gilbertson is unloading car
of furniture today. He will have n
fine new display Of goods in his store
in few days.
J. Dunlap of Grand Forks was in
Devils Lake yesterday looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends.
H.'Z. Mitchell of The World left to-
day for Minot where he will register
on Berthold lands and visit with
friends over Sunday.
Attorney w. M. Anderson expects to
leave for Hampden tomorrow where he
will remain for few days looking af-
ter farming interests.
The melting of the county commits
sioners which which was scheduled to
take place yesterday afternoon was
| DOStnOna0 until newt week
Nick Kitch, the prominent Garske
farmer, was in the city yesterday at
tending to business matters and visit
ing with his many friends.
Sidney Tyven has accepted a position
as driver for the Great Northern Ex-
press company. He is taking the po-
sition formerly held by Matthew Vie
ner.
Ray G. Pinkham, of Casselton, has re-
turned from registering at Minot, and
is visiting a few days the guest of Dr|
Harry Hooking, before resuming his
journey home.
Donald Baldwin Of Webster is in
the city on his return from Spokane,
where he has been for the past year.
He is visiting with his sister who lives
northeast of this city.
James P. Brennan of Antler, who
was in the midst Of the cyclone the
first Of the wet, is in the city today
telling Of the horrors Of the disastrous
stem.
William Kirst has an attractive win
dow showing the latest styles in cloth.
ing which have just beeen received at
the New York Cash store.
Miss Title Romstead went to Devils
Lake on Wednesday morning to take a
position as stenographer and book.
keeper for the Devils Lake Improve.
ment Co.-Starkweather Times.
Light rain and chilly atmosphere pre-.
vailed in the weather conditions in
Devils Lake today and rainy weather
prevailed over the entire state. AT
Grand Forks the rain was somewhat
heavier than in Devils Lake.
F. G. Sherman, the adiuster for the
Northwestern National Insurance com.
pany of Milwaukee, visited the Powell
agency yesterday and satisfactorily set.
tied with the Ruger estate for the re.
cent wind storm damage to their large
barn and granary in Norway township
DR.. Jones was up from Devils Lake
last Monday to assist DR.. Fawcett in
performing an operation on Earl Ellis
The operation was very successful and
the patient is improving rapidly
Starkweather Times.
: Miss Nina NMson resigned her posi-
ton otday in DR.. Jones office and will
leave Monday for her home in Foston
MINI. Later on she will leave 70,
Moorehead Normal.
Hunting permits have been issued
very slowly thus far this year and Aud
itor Bice is expecting a big rush at the
very last minute in order to duplicate
former records. This means that a
thousand at least will secure permits
next week.
, Mike Burke, who was shot at Toxic
J remains about the same and it is doubt
full whether his right limb can be saw
, ed. What disposition has baen made
Of the Greek wha did the shooting is
not known. DR.. Mcintosh has expected
) subpoena to be present at the hear
/ ing, but statde to World representa-
tive today that he had not received
, any.
} j. 0. Mcclure, of Princeton, Mo.
who was .yeetsrday bound over on the
J charge OF carrying concealed weapons
| had not received the 5000 he wired fol
at l O'Clock this afternoon and is still
, IN Jail here. Mcclure received $lOC
Yesterday and wired for more to meet
his $500 bond so that he could con.
; tinue on his way to the bedside of his
} sick wife in Idaho and then return Ia
Devils Lake for trial.
! Mrs. Casey, who came to this city in
} quest of employment will be returned
to her home at Chicago. Mrs. Casey
!; together with her little son, came here
figuring that she could provide living
6y cooking for some threshing. crew.
she was unable to secure employment
and will be sent back to her home at
Chicago.
George MeikeljonE, VINO for years
held the distinction of being one Of the
leading successful farmers in Ramsey
county, arrived in tn city last evening
accompanied by his daughter, from
ms Long Beach, California, home. Mr..
: Melkeljohn is interested in considerable
real estate in Ramsey county, having
several large tracts which he will look
after during his stay here.
Mr.. II. A. Nicholson accompanied
MI. and Mrs. S. V. Pierce as far as
Grand Forks on their way to thei,
home at West Superior, Wisconsin
Mr.. Pierce was so i'll that he was oblig.
ed to lie on cot while on the journey,
Mr.. Nicholson received telegram
wednesday morning that Mr.. Pierce
died soon after reaching home.-Ed.
more Herald News.
Nels Tweten of Brocket, N. D., was
business visitor at Crazy Saturday
and brought the sad news of the acci.
dental death of Mr. John Runt;no q