Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-11
LOCAL NEWS
(Monday's Daily.)
Land Man Here.


California, in which several Devils Lake
people are are, interested. was in the city
/; over, Sunday. !, MI, Kennedy left today
on his way east.
Supply han.
Z. L. J. Shields, representing an Auto
mobile supply house in st. Paul spent
Sunday in the city before leaving for
the west on business. Mr.. Shields was
very favorably impressed with Devils
Lake and the new hotel.
Elevator Man.
H. w. Moore, formerly in charge of
the Winter & Ames Elevator in this
city, arrived from South Dakota last
evening. He will go to Webster where
he will take charge of an elevator.
Got Up Early.
G. D. Davidson, one Of our popular
townsite proprietors and also promi-
nent farmer, got up early Wednesday
morning to buy cigars for his friends,
the occasion being the arrival Of an
other little boy at his home. Mother
and babe doing nicely.-Lawton Repub-
lican.
Visited at Bottineau.
Sisters Martin and Michael of the
Devils Lake convent spent several days
and Mrs. Ben Rae. On Tuesday they
pleased with the beauty of the noun
tains.-Bottineau News.
Runaway Accident.
In a runaway accident Wednesday
noon, Jack Thurwell, the driver, jumped
in an attempt to save himself, and was
thrown against the curb in front Of
!. c1o 1aft oo1-
lar bone. DR.. Drew reduced the fiac-
ture and the patient is resting easily,
but will tc confined to his bel for sew
"a eral days-Cracy Public Opinion.
Broke Axel.
Fred *Sinkler and Ludvik Hanson
motored to Devils Lake Monday where
has been in the repair shop up there
during the Chautauqua season. just
broke the steering apparatus and was
forced to leave the auto there until he
could get a new one.-New Rockford
Transcript.
Bankers Sister.
Mrs. A. F. Pottratz, sister Of bank
er H. L. Schultz, arrived Tuesday even
ing from Portland, Oregon, where she
has spent some time visiting relatives
and friends, and will spend a couple
of weeks here before continuing her
journey to her home at Elgin, I'll. This
is the first visit Of Mrs. Pottratz to the
great state of North Dakota, and that
she is satisfied that North Dakota is
a good place to live, goes without say
ing.-Penn Hustler.
Were at Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Taylor were
gusts at the F. T. Cuthbert cottage
at Chautauqua over Sunday.
Going to the Forks.
F. T.. Cuthbert will leave Tuesday
morning for Grand Forks where he will
attend to legal business.
Ness to Forks.
B. j. Ness leaves tomorrow morning
for Grand Forks to look after business
matters. -
Rolette Farmer. T..
Edward johnson of Rolette was in
the city last Saturday attending to
legal business. Mr.. johnson is a
Rolette.
No Shoot.
Three times yesterday the members
grounds to partake of their regular
weekly shoot. Each time they were
driven back by rain and finally had
to abandon the sport.
Some Ball Team.
Devils Lake claims the baseball
championship Of the state and has
good grounds on which to base he1
claim. The local team played 49 games
lofo I'll
the teams in the state and outside
teams that toured the state. They de.
feated the Colored Gophers Of Mime
apolis five games out of six. Some
North Dakota ball team.-Beach Col.
den Valley Chronicle.
Entertained at Farm.
The N. Lambert family and the w
T. O'Brien family spent Sunday at the
evidently plentiful, judging from the
quantity that was returned to the city
The automobile ride was greatly en-.
joyed despite the inclemency Of the
weather.
Mercantile Man.
R. A. Jackson, the Grand Forks Mer.
visiting at the Lake Grocery company
pIduo anu dCCcAu1uS W UuSAucSS uldI'
ters.
Coal Man.
A. M. Vuckle, the Grand Forks coal
man, is in the city today looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends.
All From Fargo.
N. D. Wassen, j. T. Purcell and H
o. Kallgren are all prominent Gate
City guests in Devils Lake today look.
in gafter business matters.
Vaughn Was Here.
Forest Vaughn, county auditor of
Towner county, was in the city Satur'
day enroute form Bismarck to Cando
Mr.. Vaughn attended one meeting OF
the state board of equalization but
says that the board has not been able
to do much due to the fact that the
returns from all the counties have not
been received.
From Minnewaukan.
Louis Rasmussen of Minnewaukan
township was in the city Saturday at
tending to business matters at the
court house.
At the Farm.
Judge Cowan was at his farm ove1
Sunday looking after affairs there.
Returns From Visit.
Mrs. G.. l.. Abar, who has been visit
ing at Port Huron, Michigan, during
the summer months, has returned to
Devils Lake.
Norman Nelson Here.
Hon. Norman Nelson of Churchs Fer
rv wac in tho citv fo1av ATTENDING tr