Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
(Mcnday's Daily.)

DIR. and Mrs. Jones have moved up
from Chautauqua.
A. Kline was Devils Lake visitor
from Hamar yesterday.
Sheriff Mclean is transacting bust
ness in Churchs Ferry today.
Eugene Geyer of Hansboro was a
Devils Lake visitor over Sunday.
VIM. f. Chichester of Palermo was a
business visitor in the city today.
Miss Lena Olson arrived today from
her home near Toxic to be in atten-
dance for school which will open tomor-
row.
Chas. Doyon Of Doyon was in the
city Sunday after supplies for his
threshing outfit which he has Just
started.
DR.. Crewe and Jerome Freeman left
Saturday for Fargo where they spent
Sunday with their wives, who are v,s.
iting there.
The funeral of the little daughter of
Joe Rubbelke of Ontario township was
held yesterday. A number of local peo-
pie attended the services.
Jask Duis went to Grand Forks. re-
turning in REQ car Saturday, but on
his arrival at Larimore sold the car and
continued his trip by rail. He will re.
turn this week to get another car
Reports from the countr; 50 to indi-
cate that large number 6f the sur
rounding farmers forgot the LAY was
consecrated to rest a,1 ran their ma
chimes to the limit. It is believed that
the offense is pardcnablc.
Col. Ben G. Whitehead, the guiding
star of the Williston State, passed
through Devils Lake on No. last even
ing on his way home and stepped off
the train long enough to shake hands
with few friends here.
R. F. Cool, Of Minneapolis, formerly
resident of this city, was in Devils
Lake the latter part of last week on
his return from western trip. Upon
his return to the Mill City he will take
his family to Lakefield, Mimi, where
they will hunt the blue wing teal this
week. .=.O.
w. M. Holbrook, formerly proprie-
tor of the New York Cash store at this
place, arrived in the city yesterday
from Pasadena, California, and will
remain here for several weeks looking
after business interests. Mr.. Holbrook
says he likes California real we'll but
when asked by World representative
if he did not long to be living again in
North Dakota refused to commit him
self.
The following from tho Williston
State will be Of interest to the many
Devils Lake friends Of John Flittie of
the City of Opportunity: "United
States Commissioner John Flittie will
remove to his fine homestead near Cher
ry about October frst and will abide
there for the time required to make
proof. He is building a commodious
and comfortable home on the farm, and
there is no doubt but his place will be
the scene of much hospitality.''
MIR. Lanphcr, representative of the
Lake Grocery company, left last night
on No. / for Rugby, in the interests of
his company.
Ignatus Court of Toxic left today
for Grand Forks where he will attend
the initiation of the knights of Colum-
bus, Of which he is member.
Mr.. Doyle, train auditor on the Great
Northern railway, has moved his fam
lily here from Grand Forks and will oc-
cupy c. 0. Russell IS house on 18th street.
f. NJ. Ostrander and Avery Johnson
of the swastika laundry, started to
move their families up from Chautau-
qua today but were delayed on account
Of rain.
Napoleon Chiostri of Chicago, a
craftsman in the employ of the Har-
Dor and River Division of the city, ar
rived in the city yesterday for a visit
with his brother, Otto Chiostr.
Rev. Wallace of the M. E. church
filed the pulpit at that church yester.
day for the first time in six weeks,
having just returned from his vacation
which he spent at his old home in
Ohio.