Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

devotion being served in st. Leo's church.
The gentlemen who are gather Raith.s
guests are Father O'Neil OF Williston,
Father Mltteritter OF Foxholm Father
Gald OF Devils Lake. Father Dasheur of
Stanley and Father Conysteau Of will
low City. -Minot Reporter. n
The girls Of the High School Athletic
association meet this afternoon To- ar
range for basket ball and other winter
sports Ss tsS
H. z. Mitchell leaves today for a trip
to Madison. Wis. to be present at the
football game between Minnesota and
Wisconsin next Saturday and also to at
tend the annual banquet of the frater-
nifty Of which he is member.
Owing to the fact that the high school
attendance Is rapidly growing It has been
found necessary to enlarge the cloak
halls. The past few days the buxx Of
the saw and noise Of the hammer has
been heard constantly. The laboratory
is also being fitted up with number Of
ne wbenches and shelves. :
DR.. Cuthbert is enjoying an excellent
practice at Crazy. to which place he re-
Gently moved. DR.. Drew. who has been
the physician there for number Of
years, will leave shortly for New Or
leans. leaving DR.. Cuthbert full sway.
The first edition Of the Weekly Call,
hte Socialist paper headed by Guy Cook
sey, will appear this week.
Snow this morning made things look
more and more like the grasp Of winter.
The popularity Of our public library 10
speedily growing. Every afternoon and
evening the reading rooms are well fll-
ed with both the younger and the older
people Of the city.
w. G. F'osburgh and son, Robert, re-
turned from Grand Forks yesterday,
where they had been on business.
Albert Jaqua returned from Toxic yes
terday where he had spent Sunday with
his parents.
News comes from the states capital
city that James W. Foley. the poet laur-
cate of the plains, and Mrs. Foley are
planning to leave soon for California to
spend the winter and in the event that
the warmer climate proves a benefit to
the poets health they will make Los
Angeles their future home. North Da-
kota citizens will much regret the news
but will ever claim J. w. Foley as their
own and will as anxiously await and
read his poems written in his California
bungalow as those inspired in his native
state.
Miss Dawn Van Liew's many friends
will be sorry to learn that sne Is III at
her home on Seventh street.
Secretary Cowley Of the Commercial
club has written to William Campbell,
secretary Of the Northwest Development
land show to be held at st. Paul, and
believes that he will accept an invitation
to speak at the Lake Region banquet to
be held in the city the latter part Of the
month.
The invitation commitoee FIR the Lake
Region banquet held meeting toady
and are busy arranging for the event.
Invitations will be issued this week.
An excellent band has been formed
composed Of local musical talent, which
is now playing at the roller rink.
The regular meeting Of the w. c.. T. U.
will be held November 20 instead Of Nov
ember 49,
Axel Egeland, the Bisbee banker. who
has been in the city several days, re-
turned to his home today.
Judge Henry was called out of his Of
flee yesterday for a few minutes and
while he was gone someone made away
with his overcoat, dark grey coat with
black stripe. If it was taken by mis-
take Judge Henry is very anxious for its
| return and he feels confident that 1t will
be returned as he now has his eyes on
| a garment which looks very much like
the one which is missing. There was al
so pair of nlittens in one of the pock-
! cts.
Miss Alice Ashman and Mrs Alfred
Ashman, of Newton, Mass, are in the
city today looking after the interests of
Prof. John Ashman, well known in Dew
lis Lake, who died at Brooklyn, Mass,