Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs Frank Gibbons was passenger
to Osnabrock today to visit with rela-
tives.
E. s. Anderson of Minnewaukan
township was prominent business WIS.,
itor in Devils Lake yesterday.
Miss Tessie Mayer of Grand Forks
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. R. E. Austin, returned to her
home.
F. W. Mortgage, the mayor Of Grand
iarbor, is prominent business visitor
in Devils Lake today ana will remain
for several days.
Messrs. McInnes and Thiessen are
finding considerable satisfaction in se-
curing name for the new drug store
which will soon be ready to open.
Many names have already been sug.
gested and more are coming in by
every mail.
o. J: stirk of Willow City, father of
Mrs. Charles Taylor, is in Devils Lake
enroute to Starkweather, where he will
look after land matters. Mr.. Stirk
contemplates trip to Florida after he
complets the work of experimenting
his farming interests here.
G. Davidson of Lawton was in the
city yesterday telling about an auction
sale that will soon take place at his
farm near Lawton, which, in addition
to three quarters of land, will include
several town lots and plenty of farm
machinery. The sale will take place
Oct. FL.
Mrs. J. I. Hanson left for Minneapo.
lis where today she attends the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Mabel Scheid,
OF that place, to Edwin Nelson. Miss
Scheid spent several weeks during the
summer visiting at the Hanson home
and during her stay here made many
friends, several delightful parties hav.
ing been given in her honor. Her
marriage comes as a sudden surprise
to her many Devils Lake friends.
Counting pennies has come to be a
popular pastime in Devils Lake. iude.
ing from the long list of names who
nave registered guesses at the Ramsey
drug store in an effort to secure the
handsome card case that will be given
away. The guesses are from $1.l9 to
$3.50 and the wide difference shows
that it is no easy matter to tell how
many pennies there are on display in
the Ramsey window.
Assistant Attorney General Mueller
of Minnesota, whose Identification of a
man in East Grand Forks as Mike Da-
Wis was responsible for nexcursion of
officials to that city the latter part of
last week, declares positively that d.
Wis was in the city at the time. He also
repeats the assertion that Davis was
given a tip.
These statements come from Mr..
Mueller as result of the denials that
have been made in East Grand Forks
that Davis had been there.-Grand
Forks Times.
b. Greenburg returned yesterday
from his farm near Garske.
Mrs. Kavanaugh Of Crazy is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. F. w. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orchard of warwick
were in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. S. S. Moen of Culbertson, Mont.
was in town on business yesterday.
The Gus sontag family is quarantin-
ed for scarlet fever.
Miss Durham left for Crary TODAY
on business
Martin Olson returned from Fosston,
Mimi, where he has been on business.
Miss Brucher has gone to Penn to
visit with her parents a week.
Nick Rothecker left for his farm
near Rugby yesterday.
Mrs. John Anderson of Minneapolis
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Peter
Wcstegard this week.
John Lee was in from Penn yesterday
on business.
Martin Olson left for Cando today on
business.
Joe Ruttcn, son Of Anton Rutten,
was operated on for appendicitis and
at last reports was doing very nicely.
t Conyoeation exercises at the high
school is the new departure which was
instituted yesterday morning and prov
ed such decided success that it will
be continued every Monday morning
curing the school year.
Rev. Bailey Of the Presbyterian
church gave an instructive educational
talk yesterday morning and it is plan.
ned to have member of the faculty or
an outsider address the pupils each
Monday.
This will greatly add to the educa.
tional value of the school work and af.
ford the pupils untold pleasure during
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