Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Bruce Nelson is in town today on
business. He moved to Lakota some
weeks ago.
Eleven marriage licenses have been
issued by Judge Henry during the
month Of September.
Senator George Duis was an arrival
in the city last evening from Grand
Forks and is looking after business
matters hero today and visiting with
friends.
Harry Quick, the goo1-looking young
man who travels for Walker Bros. 4
Hardy and is just as rapid as his
name implies, was an arrival in the
city last evening and is being enter
tanned by friends here.
A transient giving the name of G. j.
Loshbaugh was arrested last Tuesday
evening at this place on the charge Of
pigsing. He kept his wares in the
form Of pint bottles of whiskey in an
old separator and about % bottles were
seized. At his hearing on Wednesday
morning he was bound over to the dis
trict court by Judge Hidden, his bonds
being placed at $500, which he was un-
able to furnish, and he was taken to
Devils Lake and turned over to Sheriff
McLean.-Starkwea Times.
John L. Stensland, we'll known and
highly respected farmer who lived nor
thcast Of Edmore passed away last Fri.
day. The funeral was held from the
family residence Sunday and his re-
mains were laid to rest in the cemetery
of st. Hans church, near his home. We
gave an account OIL the accident which
bcfcll Mr.. Stensland while driving from
Elmore to his home last week. He
was found unconscious on the prairie,
having been thrown from his rig. At
that time it was thought that he would
recover, but being an old man of about
20 years the shock was more than he
could stand and after everything pos
sible was done to restore him to health
he passed away as above stated. Mr..
Stensland was born in Norway, and
came to this country many years ago
and for several years he has lived in
this country and was we'll and favorab-
ly known by every citizen in this sec
ton. He leaves wife besides several
children to mourn his death.-Edmore
HcraldNcws.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ole Serum
gard entertained the Rebeckas in hon
or of Mrs. A. NJ. Bond who leaves Sun
day for Grand Forks. Mrs. Bond was
presented with a handsome Rebecka
pin. Mrs. Serumgard was assisted by
| Mesdames Svec Hale, and Ness. A de.
lightful lunch was served at 6 O'Clock.
The geusts were: Mesdames Bailey
! D,1a1 III r.
nell, Graham, Hale, Hurst, Henley, Hal
gren. Hail. Henley. Hurst. Lund, Flum
merfelt, Bondelid, Reid, Stenseth
! Brunham, Turner, Waller, Stevens
Svee, Stenson, Stevens, Richardson
Powell, Richmond, Nelson, Miller.
| DR.. Shortridge moved down to he,
cottage at the lake today where she
will live for few weeks. She will
later go to Spokane where her daugh
ter, Lila, is teaching.
Prof. West of Webster is in town to
day on business.
Geo. Mooers. president of the schoo
board, states that the west side schoo
will start Monday.
Miss Catherine Smith is Expected to
night from Winona, MINI. She is t,
teach the history classes and the frs
year English at high school. Mis-
Smith was principal of the Barnesvill
school in 1910 She has for some tim
had charge of girls basket ball team
and she will instruct the high schoo
girls here.
Mrs. W. J. Brownlee is expecte
home from Fargo tonight. Mrs. Brown
lee has been visiting with her siste1
Mrs. Bale Of that city.
c. A. Blk Of Fargo was in the cit
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Moore was in fro,
, Bethany yesterday shopping.
!. r. H. Hood arrived last night frol
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hood will resid
e with his sister, Mrs. Stenson, on ST
: street.
j Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. McDougall
! Hansboro are in town over Sunday.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Thomas passe
!, through the city yesterday enrout
from Hansboro to Minneapolis, whe
l. they were called by the death of MI
$ Thomas mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NIallally
o Grand Forks have rented the Serul
IL gard houseon 4th street.
AhAos ANCC 1CdNCS tlllS dlGcIuOOu L
y Perth where she will visit with frien
l. few days.
Mrs. Claad Stone was in from star
1t weather yesterday OIL business.
a. Mrs. McFarlen was in from Bisb
q yesterday shopping.
j. J. Kennedy returned from Far
q. yesterday. Mr.. Kennedy spent t
# past week attending to business the
j. The dance in the opera house HI
t last night was well attended and G
y eryone reported good time.
0. Chiostri' IS son, Leopold, is 7
T ported improved today.
l. Miss 'Rosila Juergens left this aft
noon for Perth where she will teach
L. consolidated school near that place
y Miss Marie Cunningham Of Sta1
C. weather was in the city shopping y
r terday.
n The room in the Central school us
u by Miss Morse for the primary cls
r. has been turned into class room I
IS high school use. Miss Morse starts
r, the west side. school Monday.
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n. (From Mondays Daily