Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-21
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chased the coal sheds and scales from
A. l.. Obert and will go into the coal
business. A ten per cent dividend was
declared, which is not bad, considering
last years crop failure.
Geo. N. Olson, former cashier Of the
Bank of York, arrived here Thursday
morning from Portland, Oregon, and
greeted old friends and acquaintanccs.
H. F. Brown and A. NJ. Engebretson
will play ball with Leeds against Dew
lis Lake at Chautauqua Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mesdames Dupuis, Lockman and Sol
berg and the Misses Dupuis were shop.
ping in Leeds Thursday morning.
Misses Selma and Jessie Dupuis Of
Williston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j..
NJ. Dupuis.
j. X. Watson has had his auto equip
ped with new Swiss magnetic.
The Benson County Fair Committee
have at last perfected arrangements
with "Lucky Bob" St. Henry to give
a grand exhibition here the second
day of the Fair. This is something that
is of vital interest to everybody to see
him soar through the air as swift as
bird and to hear his description Of
the mahine ard see it at close range
is one of the treats Of the season.
Leeds News.
The basket social given by the school
pupils and friends Of the school taught
by Miss Minnie NJ. Pierson at the home
Of Mr.. Olof Pierson who lives near the
school on June % was great surprise
in every respect and was most hearth
ly enjoyed by the large number that
availed themselves of the opportunity
of enjoying the evenings pleasures.
Tie social was given for the benefit of
the school and netted the school $40.4O.
After the sale Of the baskets the school
program and a dance followed in the
large dining room. The social was a
success in every way. -Minnewaukan
siftings.
Miss Kate Wilson went to Cando
Wednesday to visit Mrs. J. NJ. Russell.
J. f. Mccarthy returned Thursday
morning from business trip to
Churchs Ferry.
Banker Erick Lysne Of Churchs Fer
ry was here on business Wednesday.
Mesdames Matt and J. z. Mccarthy
and children are expected home today
from an extended visit to their home
in Utica, Missouri
A. L. Obert, A. D. Cochrane and G.
j. Thoreson autoed out in the country
Wednesday evening and report crops
looking badly. If we don't soon get
rain things will be as bad as last
year.
Lewie Deichert, N. G. Olson's man,
was in town Wednesday.
Harry Payne, with the Minneapolis
Drug Co. was calling on trade Thurs.
day.
Dr.. Smith was under the care of DR..
Belanger Thursday. DR.. Belanger is
not yet able to pronounce the trouble.
c. w. Clauson of Wolford was bus.
mess visitor here Thursday.
S. E. Rearick and family came down
from Minot Thursday to visit relatives.
Matt Mccarthy went to Fargo We'd
nesday to meet his wife, who is return
ing from Missouri.
Carl Vornholt of Leeds greeted
friends between trains Wednesday en-
route to Dunseith, where he has ac-
cepted position in the Turtle Noun
tain Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. L. Hook went June berry pick
ing at Cranberry lake last Sunday.
w. G.. Smith was a business visitor
in Leeds between trains Friday.
Miss Lucie Hopkins visited Mrs.
Holdberg at Leeds Friday and Satur-
day.
The Dunkard Brethren held their
annual love feast last Friday, to which
number Of visiting brethren attended.
Among those were Rev. Myer and Rev.
keltner OF Williston, Rev. Shafer Of
Darlington, Rev. Price of Bowden, q.
Van Dyke of Colorado and Prof. u.
d. Cutler Of Mount Morris Cillege.
Mrs. Nelson Jaques entertained Mes
danes Solberg, Robertson and Enge
bretson and Miss Leon last Friday at
ternoon.
The District Conference of the
Church of the Brethren is being held
at Newville this week. Among those
from here who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Blocher and Mrs. Blochcr s
father, Mr.. Gallespie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Allen and daughter Bertha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bomgardner, MIR.
and Mrs. V. L. Vancil, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K.'Watson and Misses Amy and Alta
Slabaugh and Amy Enghlom.
Rev. and Mrs. d. w. Shock and chill
dren Of Minot stopped off here Sunday
to visit friends. They continued their
journey Monday to Newville to attend
the District Conference.
Chas. Cable assisted in Sanders &
Abel's store Monday during the alb
sence of Mr.. Sanders, who was away on
I.business.