Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
LOCAL NEWS
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Big Ben alarm clocks for $3.50 at
Huesgen IS. S-29-3O&w
William Belford was passenger to
Grand Forks today.
The Brandon train was an hour late
i'll arriving here today
Charles and William Gress of Devon
are in the city today.
Jean Gaunier of Hamar is business
visitor in Devils Lake today.
Allie Bond left today for Grand
Forks to look after his new vocation.
Charles Gessner of Penn is in the
city today attending to business mat
tiers.
Attorney T. T. Cuthbert was pass
enger to Cando today to look after
court matters.
One hundred and forty two permits
for hunting have been issued at the
county auditors Office to date.
Frank Kermott was in the city from
Towner last evening and went to Rug
by today in his Maxwell auto
H. L. Schultz of Penn, cashier of the
Penn State bank, was in the city last
evening attending to business matters.
A couple of race horses belonging to
Thomas Kid passed through the city
today enroute to the Minnesota state
fair.
Mr.. Sprung returned yesterday from
the Twin Cities, where he has been for
the past two weeks purchasing goods
for the Goldberg furniture store.
3. Z. Baker, a pianist of note who
comes from Chicago will open a branch
office in Devils Lake. His studio will
be located at 40S Fifth street and he
will have everything arranged for bus
mess September !. Mr.. Baker is an
expert piano tuner, as well as being a
musician of note.
Hansboro was well represented in
Devils Lake today. Harry Asplin, the
Imperial lumber company agent; W. A.
Blackburn, the druggist; NJ. E. Van
Order, merchant and c. H. Hoyt, all
stopped off in Devils Lake enroute to
Minot where they will register on the
Fort Berthold lands.
William Falger received postal
card from friend at his old home in
Nyack, N. Y, which gives an excellent
photograph of the flying machine in
which Atwood sailed from st. Louis
to New York, landing at Nyack. All
the boys, Bill playmates, were out to
see the machine and the souvenir is one
which he prizes very highly.
The New York Cash store received
large shipment of ladies waists this
morning which will be worn during the
fall and winter. Instead of shirt
waists they are rea lshirts of mannisf
appearance. Flannel prevails in ma
terials and in colors black and white
Will be the most worn. This is an ex
cellent consignment and the New York
Cash store has made another mark il
attempting to please the ladies.
OF his departure for home.
l.. M. Lasson Of Fargo is here or
business today.
Howard Huseby returned from Cars
Ike this morning.
today on business.
o. R. Locke left fo- Minot toda,
where he will register.
Application for charter has bee,
made to the secretary of state by tn
Williston Elks Home Association, O.
Wiliston, N. D. The purpose of thi
corporation is to build and maintai,
an Elk's home, to purchase raj estate
transfer the same, to lease ground an,
to do all things consistent with sucl
an enterprise. The. corporation is t.
have three directors and the ones t.
serve the first term are Austin Johana
Nicholas Hays and Thomas Mckay
The officers in addition to the aboy
named are L. S. Champine, president
Nicholas Hays, vice president; Aaro
1 >. Bessie, secretary. The life Of tn
corporation is 80 years. The capita
stock is $25 1000 divided into $50 share
of 800 each.