Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
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LOCAL NEWS.
SFrom Tuesdays Daiy.)

Diamond rings, real sparklers, for
$500 at H. Huesgen g.
S. II. Wilson Of Botineau is in the
city today.
Earl Duell spent Sunday at Mime
waukan visiting friends.
Frank Ludwig has accepted posi-
ation as clerk III Sheldon g store.
Nj. oyer Of Hansboro was in the
city today on his return from Minot.
Charles Turner, Jr., returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in Mi
not.
Tom Kelly left Sunday for Mime
apolis, where he will make a short WIS.,
Harvey Copeland has arrived in the
city and will resume his studies in the
high school. H..
Charles A. Potter of Starkweather is
spending the day in the city on bus
mess mission.
D. w. McCanna Of Cando is here to-
day looking after business matters and
visiting friends.
Attorney William Bateson of Rolla is
spending the day in the city attending
to business matters.
George Meikeljohn is spending the
day in the city arriving from Stark
weather this morning.
John Jorgenson Of Fort Totem was
Sunday visitor in the city, returning to
the Fort this morning.
Dan and Frank Daeley are in town
from the Dazzle yfarm near Lakota,
where they have been spending the
summer.
The Eastern Star will begin the reg
ular winter meetings this evening and
a verv successful season is looked for
ward to. At the meeting this evening
Mrs Mitchell will enter upon her du-
ties as worthy matron. Other features
are planned for the opening of the ses-
sion, which it is expected will be
largely attended.
Last week forty permits were issued
on APPLICATION from Crazy and today
thirty-three more APPLICATIONS were pre-
sented by Frank Rutten, which goes to
show that the Crazy residents are look
ing forward to the opening of The sea-
son. Over five hundred permits have
been issued thus far at the county aud
itor's office.
Prof. E. T. Clark of the manual train
ing department, who has not arrived
at the opening of school wired thai he
would be her tomorrow, having been
delayed in his long automobile tour
Prof. McArtor, the science teacher from
Ohio, has ben delayed a week due to
sickness and will not be here to enter
upon his duties until next week. Dur
ing his absence Miss Collinson vii he
instructor III this department, Mr.. Nc
Artor is also athletic director and will
.a,oL 4bo co&ho1
The York Dispatch, which was start
ed by A. P. Blonde Of The World, has
been sold to Otto Boise, formerly of
the nter-Ocean. Mr. Boise is an ex-
perienced printer and has started with
a swing that denotes him to be a true
newspaper man.
A large number of the local nimrods
were in the fields Sunday with their
dogs and report a large amount OF
chickens. Wednesday night will un-
doubtedly see general exodus from
the city for the fields and early Thurs
day the annual lead supply will be
pumped into the broad acres of North
Dakota. 1t is probable that next Sun
day every person who owns gun III
the city and all those who have the re-
quired amount Of cash to rent one or
the nerve To UOTIOW ouo WILL NO ouo o.
ter the birds.
Agent P. G. Kevaney Of the Great
Northern is the proud father of baby
girl born Sunday at the home on Eighth
street. Mrs. Kevaney is doing well.
Frank McGurren, the popular Churchs
Ferry druggist, was an arrival. in the
city last evening to visit with his
brother, Dr.. McGurren.
The sad news Of the critical condi-
ton Of Mrs. Cadigan, hope Of her re-
covery being given up, reached here
this morning in a telegram received Ly
Villa mRedmond from Mrs. Redmond,
in which she says the Boston specialists
have given up hope Of her mothers re-
covery.
Gordon Stewart of Mayville was in
town Sunday the guest Of DR.. Harry
Hooking. Mr.. Stuart. was returning
from Minot where he registered for
land.
Word received from DR.. and Mrs.
Hooking, who are making trip by
auto through the state, locates them
near Bismarck They are having a
splendid time and expect to be gone
about week longer.
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert left today
for Minnewaukan where he will appear
to defend Angelas, the Greek accused
of assault with a dangerous weapon,
with intent to kill. Mike Burke, the
victim, s confined TO the General Gos'
pital here. DR.. Mcintosh, who attend
ell Mr.. Burke left today for Minnewau-
kan as witness.
Game Warden Duis of this district
was out after "sooners' yesterday and
succeeded in landing three violators
about ten miles northw Of the city.
The fellows who could not wait q
couple of days longer were Harry Mil
Ter and Sven and Joe johnson. Mr..
Duis returned with their guns and three
ducks that is conclusive evidence that
the law was violated.
Mrs. H. w. Nash Of Webster was in
the city yesterday on business.
Willard Greenleaf and Henry STEM
son spent Sunday in Minot visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Engelhorn Of
Churchs Ferry wer Sunday visitors in
this city.
Misses Clara, Place and Charlotte
came in yesterday from the country to
attend high school.
Miss Dorothy Klingel has arrived in
the city to take up her studies in the
schools of this city.
Miss Clara Hodgson left yesterday
for Starkweather where she will teach
school for the coming winter.
The little daughter Of Peter Kett.
wig was taken to the hospital Sunday
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