Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

registering on the Fort Berthold lands.
The Charles theatre has been play
ing to packed houses this week, an ex-
cellent show being given for the small
sum.
James A. Davidson, Levi Nelson and
Joseph Hanson, all of Churchs Ferry,
are at Minot registering on the Ber-
thold lands.
Prof. West of Webster arrived in
the city last evening enroute home
from Edmore, whare he has Feen look
ing after business matters.
Frank Eldridge of Lake township
was one of the popular farmers Wis
iting in Devils Lake today and look
ing after business matters.
Victor WARDROBE of Leeds stopped
off in the city today enroute from the
insurgent "pow wow' at Fargo, where
he took a prominent part.
In all probability the case of keogh
VS.. Regain will be appealed, the attor-
neys for the contestant having thirty
DAYS time in which to file the appeal.
Al Sather stopped off in the city en-
route from Minneapolis to his home
at Starkweather.
Ed Chamberlain is building new
barn and house on his farm near Hamp-
den.
Word from Hampden is to the effect
that crops are looking good and har-
vesting we'll under way.
John Hazard of the Case company
was a passenger to Warwick yesterday
to look after business matters.
F. A. Baker was II the city today
preparing to move his family to Ed
more where they will make their home.
Work on the reinforced concrete
floor was started this morning at the
fire hall which is now being construct
ed. The work was wata'.cl ly Il crowd
of interested spectators.
Blaisdell, and Frank Steele returned
last evening to Albert Lea, MINI. They
have been visiting here for the Iast
week.
Harry Sherman is business visitor
in town today.
August Gessner of Penn was visit
or in town today.
a. Halvorson of Minot is in towu
today on business.
w. D. Miller Of Webster left yester-
day for Rochester.
S. Scharf of Webster is a business
VISITOR IN Town COuay.
DR.. Cuthbert was in Crary yesterday
on professional business.
John Hagan of Crary was business
caller in the city yesterday.
Harry Hinck left today for short
business trip to Churchs Ferry.
A. D. Sprague returned yesterday
from a week s business trip in South
Dakota.
Alex Mclean returned yesterday
from his farms near Penn and Brins-
made.
f. Hanson and Charles Horthrup OF
Minko Valley were in the city today
on business.
R. G. Madsen has been on the sick
list for the last couple Of days, suf-
fering from severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Burke of Grand
Forks are moving to che city where
they will make their home.
E. B.. Griffin Of Edmore, chief clerk
of the house at the last session, was in
the city today on business.
Charlie Hutchins, travelling man
for the Paris candy factory of st. Iaul
is in the city on business today.
Julius Glickson, the accommodating
clerk at the Hub store, returned today
from visit with friends at G:,rskt and
vicinity.
Charles Bishop of Fargo is visiting
friends in the city, having made tie
trip by auto. From here he will auto
to Williston.
George w. Mooers returned from La.
kota today by auto. lie has been there
for the past few days VITA hail in
surance adjuster.
Mr.. O'Hearn delivered an Aultman.
Taylor separator to Dan Regain vester.
day. Everything is being put i'll readi.
ness for threshing.
Prof. Collins will also BE- associated
with the Charles theatre hereafter as
one Of the shareholders, having lur.
chased an interest.
The artistic work of Thompson, the
Ramsey Drug store window decorator,
is very evident in the minGow O.
"Shinola'' which was installed today.
Norman Morrison and family and
Mrs: T. J. Morrison and children of
New Daton, Alberta, autoed Town from
Webster today.
According to W. E. Bryant of the
Stevens Gram & Fuel company, husi-
ness has been excellent dur hg the past
week. Devils Lakers are putting III
their coal we'll in advance.
Quite blaze was evident about ten
miles northwest Of hcre last night,
which looked as though some farm
house might have been destroyed by
fire. No reports ware received in th.,
city however today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. johnson of Grand
Forks arrived in the city this morn
ing by automobile. They were enroute
to western points to look after bust
ness matters.
c. NJ. Roberts, the popular salesman
representing the Union Metallic Cart
ridge company, is in the city visiting
with members of the Queen City Gun
club. He will shoot with them this
evening.
At the registration headquarters this
morning was Patrick Norton, the faith
er of Secretary Of State P. D. Norton.
Mr. Norton is from Bartlett. This part
of the state has always interested the
prospective homeseeker and he is most
DESTROYS Of obtaining claim on the
Observation-Disclosures Reporter.
The North Dakota National Guard
rifle team left Camp Douglass, Wis,
last night for Camp Perry, Ohio, after
weeks practice. The preliminary
shoot the past seevn days has brought
out excellent craftsmanship by Che
North Dakota sharpsoooters and their
score ct Camp Douglas was 80 toints
tc'ter than Zoe high -:o;s at Camp
Perry last ysar.--Jamestow Capital.
Andrew L. Miller of Bismarck, at
torney general of North Dakota, was a
prominent figure in the Gardner lobby