Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
William Redmond brought wolf.in
to the county auditor s office this morn
ing. IIe killed the ANIMAL this morn.

William Redmond brought a wolf in
to the county auditor 5 office this morn
ing. He killed the ANIMAL this morn.
ing.
Owing to the stringency in the money
| market Charles B. Turner has decided
to sell school supplies for cash only
this season.
Owing to the stringency in the money
market Charles B. Turner has decided
to sell school supplies for cash only
this season.
Owing to the stringency in the money
market Charles B. Turner has decided
to sell school supplies for cash only
this season.
O. Schultz, employed at the Chap
nan-shirley barber shop will leave
tomorrow for Ambrose n. D.. where
he contemplates engaging in the ton
serial business.
All the schools in the county have
been supplied with teachers with enc
exception. Everything IS N readiness
for the opening of school In the dis.
tricts next Monday according to Sup.
erintcndent Haig.
The secretary of state reports grant
ing charter to the Edmore Grain Co.,
Edmore, Ramsey county, with capital
stock of $4,000. The incorporators are
George Mclean, Clarence A. Sagen and
Chas c. Honey, all of Edmore.
Assistant Superintendent McCandless
went to Devils Lake Yesterday to meet
number of Great Northern officials.
Matters concerning the handling Of
grain this fall and other features con-
nccted with the road will be considered.
-AIinot Optic.
c "A. Sagan has taken an interest
in the Edmorc Grain Co., who recently
purchased the Minneapolis & Northern
elvator at Edmore and he will be the
manager of the company and do the
buying at that place.
1t will be necessary for great
many people throughout this "great
and glorious Land " to begin getting
up little earlier than usual next week
i'll order to get the "young hopefuls'
off to school in time 1t will be hard at
first but we will all soon be broke in.
Paul Komm was brought to the no
tel Northern at Elmore this week suf-
fering from bad attack of rheuma-
tism. Mrs. Komm is nursing him and
DIR. Nilsson is giving him medical at
tendance. He is slowly improving and
it is hoped that he will be about again
as usual i'll short time.
Iven Workenburger was in the city
between trains yesterday on his way
to his home at Webster. He is return
in gtrom a trip in the western part of
the state.
B. w. Wideman. physical director of
the Grand Forks Y. NJ. G. A. and Gene
Secord of Grand Forks, passed through
the city on motor cycles enroute 10
Mfinot wher they will register TN Ber-
thold lands. They left Grand Forks at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Among those who were at Minot YES
terday from Ramsey county at the Ber-
thold reservation opening were L. 4.
Welo, Churchs Ferry: Emma Welo.
Churchs Ferry; Agnes Loehr, Devils
Lake; W. H. Mcneil, Devils Lake:
Mrs. T. S. Swanson, Devils Lake and
T. E. Egelund, Devils Lake.
Miss Pearl Duell leaves today for
Park River to resume her duties as
teacher in the schools there.
Miss Jennie Belle Lewis leaves to-
morrow for Towner. where she has been
engaged to teach in the public schools
for the coming year.
Mrs. q. NJ. Lewis expects to leave to-
morrow eevning for Havre, Mont, to
reside with her mother while the latter
is proving up on claim near that
place.
Mrs. Caspar Wesley was in from
Webster between etrains today.
Mrs. F. Schrader and Iradore Henry
returned yesterday from Rugby.
Alpha Stodlard left Yesterday for
st. Johns college in Collegeville. MINI.
Miss Kathleen Anderson is visiting
with her nucle at Crazy for few
days.
Miss Elenore Towne arrived today
from Valley City to resume her school
duties here.
Miss Ethel NTeikelohn of Long
Beach, Cal, is the guest Of Miss Laura
GretZinger.
Mrs. Bob Keoeh was down from
starkweather today shopping and Wis
iting with friends.
Miss Alice Devaney leaves today
for jamestown where she will teach
school the coming winter.
Miss .Juliette Shortridge left on No.
8 for Lakota where she will supervise
the music in the city schools.
Mrs. Hans Clausen Of De Groat town
ship was visiting in the city today.
She was on her way to Webster
Mrs. A. NJ. Bond and children left
last evening for Grand Forks, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. c. d. White arrived here last
evening from few days. visit with
sisters in Minnewaukan and Cburchs
Ferry.
Mrs. Stanley Hurst returned last
evening from Alexander, n. D., and
other points wner she has been visiting
for the past couple of weeks
Miss Minnie Schultz returned Thurs
day evening from three weeks visit
in Michigan City.
Many of the teachers at the local
schools have arrived to begin their
work next Monday Many from this
city have also left to take schools in
various parts of North Dakota.
Miss Ethel Smell returned last even
ing from thre months visit with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Smell of Saskatoon, Sask, Canada. Mr..
Dinnie accompanied her as far as
Grafton.
Theresa Rubblicke of Ontario town
ship, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Rubblicke, died last evening.
she will be buried at onethirty tomor-
row from the farm residence. From
there the body will be taken to Crazy.
Misses Mary Garvey, Evangeline Ma
her, Grace Bell and Dorothy Serum
gard have returned from house party
given by Mrs. w. B. Smith at Tolna,
in honor of her daughter, Emily, who