Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-11

Complete Work.
The state board Of barber examiners
completed their sessions at Grand Forks
Friday. Quite number Of applicants
appeared before the board. Another
session will be held in Fargo August
z, and q. This will be at the time of
the meeting of the BARRIERS association.
The members of the board are A. N.
Eckler Of Minot, president; Ed. Rich
ardson Of this city, secretary and Chas.
Elsbury of st. Johns.
Filled Up.
Only one vacant room on Saturday
night and the necessity Of sleeping on
cots Sunday night is the record of the
Great Northern hotel.
Superintendent Leaves.
7. w. Fox, superintendent at the
Great Northern shops, left Saturday
for two weeks vacation at Faribault,
MINI.
Visits Aunt.
Mr.. Bierley is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
H. D. Mitchell, for few days.
Visited Folks.
Mr.. VIM. H. Huesgen visited with
his parents yesterday and left last
night on No. for Grand Forks, where
he works in Paul Girard 8 jewelry store.
Left for Austin.
Mr.. Peter Haley leaves today for
Austin, Minn., where he will visit his
brother and sister. Miss Nettic Haley
and Wendell Haley will leave Thursday
and meet Mr.. Haley at Austin and from
there they will go to Duluth.
Croder Here.
J. w. Croder of Maza was a promi-
nent visitor in Devils Lake today at
tending to business matters.
Clone to Pleasant Lake.
Miss Lille Hagen left for Pleasant
Lake, where she will take charge of
school, which opens today for a nine
month 8 term.
Through Montana.
E. T. Reese left last night for a
couple of weeks business trip through
Montana.
Returned Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Allen were visit
ors in Devils Lake for few days, re-
turning to their home at Grand Forks.
Got Big Tractor.
Gus Fursteneau received big Ad
vance farm tractor last Saturday to be
used on his farm. A thirty horse power
machine which will operate twelve
plows is one Of the largest in use in the
county. Mr.. Fursteneau has consider
able of his wheat crop cut.
Haslam' s Return.
Mrs. J. R. Haslam and children have
returned from Canada, where they have
been visiting for several weeks.
Back From Minnesota.
| Mrs. Burt Halliday has returned
from a visit in different parts Of Min
nesota.
Were at starkweather.
Mrs. Matson and Misses Rustad and
Stetvold visited over Sunday with Miss
Rustad's sister at Starkweather,
Hotel Crowded.
The Great Northern hotel enjoyed a
splendid patronage Sunday and the
dining room was crowded at the time
of the Sunday dinner.
George Chambers, Of the Churchs
with friends.
McKenzies Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mckenzie and chill
dren, Of Grand Forks, are visiting at
the cottage of A. M. Bond at Chautau-
qua.
There and Back.
Atty. J. j. Samson was at Lakota
on business today and returned on No.
5,
Meet Tonight.
The Independent Order of Forssters
will meet tonight in regular business
session. There Will be few initiated.
Were Fishing.
Herman Rutten and family and Mike
Doheny and family returned Saturday
evening after spending the week at
Wood Lake. They report an excellent
trip and q very successful catch.
McNanny Girls.
Misses Vonie and Stacia McNanny,
who have been visiting in town for the
last few days, have returned to Cary.
On Fishing Trip.
A unique fishing party left the city
today for st. John, where a several
days. outing will be enjoyed. The par
ty consisted of Father Augustine, OF
this city; Father Corey, Of Cando;
Father Favreau, St. John; Father Pc
reou, Belcourt; Father Troppinnier,
Tarsus; and Father Andreu, Rottineau.
To Harvest Fields.
John Daley, of Springbrook, near
Williston, and Nels Veken, of the same
place, passed through the city enroute
to Olmstad, where they will work in
the harvest fields, their crops in Will
liams county not requiring their ser
vices. 80 zst, -
Will Work Here.
Miss Vera Baker, niece of George
Rodenbach, who came here from New
York for visit, will remain at the
Rodenbach &, Mundt store, having ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper.
| About Zalusky.
Jack Zalusky, who has played in
several Of the minor leagues, but this
summer with the crack Devils Lake
team, an Independent organization
which played grand ball, blew into
town last week for a few days and
looked to be in swell condition. Jack
says he had great time up in North
Dakota and that the people Of that
town treated him like prince. The
club has disbanded for the season. Ia
husky already has several offers to 60
out and it is believed that he will ac-
cept one in the next few days.-Min-
neapolis Tribune.
Goes to India.
Harold E. White, we'll known here
and graduate Of the university with
the class of 1910 and during the past
year principal of the East Grand Forks
high school, has accepted position in
Baldwin college, Bangalore, India. He
will leave early in September and will
visit England and the continent en-
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