Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

ship, was here today on business.
John Graham Of Lake township was
in the city today.
Joseph r. shand, one Of Crary's bus
mess men is in the city visiting.
Arthur Talley, sheriff of Benson
county, left last night for Minnewau-
kan with the three prisoners who were
sentenced to penitentiary terms at Bis
marck yesterday by Judge Cowan. He
expects to take them to prison the last
of the week.
A. Bison of Fort Totten is in the
city.
H. W. johnson of Lankin was an ar
rival in Devils Lake last night and will
be here for few days.
Sam Haislett of Grand Forks came in
on No. S yesterday and is spending the
day with friends
L. n. Davidson Of Turtle Lake is
talking business with local men today.
Miss Sarah Bell Mcintyre is on the
sick list today.
Fred Granger of Morris township was
q caller at the court house last even
ing attending to tax matters and 9th
er county business. Mr.. Granger re-
quested the World and will be a sub
scrher in the future.
Rock Lakes prominent implement
dealer, Roy Lean, was business call
er in the city yesterday on his way
home from trip to Cando, where he
visited for few days with his father
During his stay in the city he paid
The World office pleasant call and
left his order for large amount of
job printing.
The Fox meat market is about to un-
dergo some changes in the near future
as Mr.. Fox is today inspecting plans
for a new refrigerator which he is
thinking of installing.
An enjoyable time was had at the
Neighborhood Whist club of West side
which met at the home Of W. c. Har'
ris. Head prizes were won by M and
Mrs. J. NJ. Chidester, while consolation
trophies went to Mr.. Guy Chance and
Mrs. Mary Harris.
Mesdames Tuttle, LanlSin and Ric.
harrison save farewell ,'arty 'ast
night at the Edward Richardson hon
in honor OF Miss Chapman, who has
until recently been connected with the
telephone company as the chief or'-.
ator ard after scvering her co.,npc
tions with the local company will
accept position with the company al
Crosby. About thirteen of Miss Chap
mans friends were present to enjoy
the occasion and light refreshments
were served at midnight.
There was large attendance at tn
meeting of the Minnewaukan lodge
No. el, \. L. < y. NJ. last night, it be
ing the annual election of officers.
Those who attended also enjoyed a soc
ial time and Toasted at an excellent,
prepared banquet. seventy-fve enjoy
ing the festive occasions. The elec
ton resulted as follows:
Worshipful faster-Jens Svee.
Senior Warden-Albert Il. Bell
Junior Warden--Allen v. Haig.
Treasnrer--J. R. Kollar.
Sccretary.-Louis Mundt.
The A. 0. U. w. lodge will hold al
important session in their hall thi
evening at which all members are re
quested to be present in as much as of
fcrs for the coming year will be elect
ed at the meeting.
The Socialists, who have been rent
ing the building next to the sevill
hall Informed the owners last nigh
that they intend giving up the plac
the first Of the month and will NOV
into other quarters This is the build
ing that was formerly used as tn
sample rooms for the hotel.
Miss Dawn Van Liew, who has bee
on the sick list is reported to be in
proving and will soon be able to o,
cupy her accustomed place at the She,
IFS Office.
Alfred Anderson was in the cit
from Overland township. Alfred
one Of the substantial farmers of Ran
sey county at the St. Paul land shoy
Mr.. Anderson, who came to this Sc
ton about eleven years ago, and star
ed at the bottom is today one of IL
leading lights among the farming Fl
ternity. His farm is modern in eve1
particular and what men of the A
derson type expect to do and are doi1
for this particular community is boul
to bring results.
Ex-County Commissioner Ole Nesse
of Stevens township, who was alwa
one of the live wires while he was
member of the commissioner boar
is in the cit ycalling on friends.
has heap of good ideas that will he
the Lake Regionites if they will b
listen to what he has to say. See {
when it comes to ideas on farming.
The Girls Friendly society of I
Episcopal church held a very please
evenings entertainment at the C.
Fisher home last night, the eve
being an informal party for young
dies. Refreshments were served d
ing the course Of the evening and
enjoyable time reported.
Miss Jet O'Leary of Grand Harl
80 &bo os&1, 49,, -r..1.