Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

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evening were decided attraction and
packed the little play house, as will be
the case aagin tonight, as there are
many who have not seen the famous
comedy pictures.
NJ. L. Sprung was too busy to talk
this morning. He was busy unpacking
two carloads of furniture which have
just arrived and is the best that was
ever shown in Devils Lake. Mr.. Sprung
will be ready to receive callers next
the center of attraction for some time
to come.
An overpaid threser was arrested in
the city this morning as a result of
warrant issued last night by the owner
of the threshing rig, who claims that
when he discharged the man there was
difference Of something like nine dol
lars. The difference was not as large
as that, but deposit was left with
States Attorney Duell by the man, who
it was claimed was overpaid, and he
matter was adjusted satisfactory this
afternoon.
Attorney Sennett of Cando is in the
city today ON business.
Mrs. j. w. Place Of Webster is in
| town To-Day on business.
The Socialist local holds it's regular
meeting tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ressler are in town
from Starkweather today.
Ole Serumgard was visitor at the
John Serumgard farm yesterday.
Andrew Hawkinson was Doyon
visitor in Devils Lake yesterday.
j. r. Haslam went to Webster yester-
day to look after farming interests.
John A. Dahlen Of Cleveland town
ship is in the city visiting with friends.
4 Willard Greenleaf and Henry Stem
son will spend Sunday in Fargo on bus
mess.
James Flummerfelt of Morris town
ship was in the city yesterday looking
after business matters.
DIR. Mcintosh enjoyed a days hunt
ing yesterday and did some hunting in
the vicinity Of Brocket.
Frank Finnegan, who formerly work
ed for Ed. Gilbertson, has accepted a
position at Gill s barber shop.
Paul Rossow Of Aberdeen, S. D., the
man who purchased the Lonnevik farm
near Webster, is in town today.
Lester Janney leaves this afternoon
for Park River where he will accent a
position as operator in the depot.
+. T. Forbes went to Hillsboro Thurs
day to look after his farming interests
near that city and returned today.
Norman Morrison and family are
here from Webster visiting with
friends and looking after business in.
terests.
The Beck case which was scheduled
to come up before Judge Henry in coun
ty court today was continued until next
Monday.
, +. W. Gilbertson, the local furniture
man is completing big contract fol-
the state at the North Dakota School
for the Deaf.
Fremont Bacon made flying auto
, trip from Cando last evening to bring
| Mr.. and Mrs. Groom of that city here
to catch train No. to Williston. Fred
, Groom, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Groom OF
Cando, is very i'll and they received 8
telegram yesterday afternoon to come
2 at once.
5 The Henry Barensheer will case il
, which the children were not named a.
! heirs, which was brought up before
l Judge Henry in probate court yester
: day, was continued until next week tt
: allow the children an opportunity t.
confer with the mother and Sc if th,
l matter could not be adjusted
4 Capt. and Hrs. J. G. MINES. VIII,
), are here this week at the Salyatio,
e Army corps, are meeting with good sue
. cess. Mrs. MINES singing is greatl,
, enjoyed by all who hear her. Can't
0 MINES is known as the Irish Musicia,
e and is an interesting speaker. The,
70 oh &c
morrow at the Army hail. All are in
vited
Miss Ida Nelson is reported on tn,
sick list today
Mrs. Klyver of Doyon was in tow
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fay of Crazy ar
= in the city to spend Sunday.
I w. r. Jack and wife of Grand Fork
;, are in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. McGurren is entertainin.
: at her home on Sixth street today.
Mrs. Fox entertained a few friend
q at dinner Thursday of this week.
Y Miss Julia Shelver leaves Monday TO
Fargo where she will enter the A. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sonway of Clyd
E are visiting friends in Devils Lake to
t day.
;. Mrs. R. Neiman IS many friends will
Z De sorry to learn that she is ill at he
0 home.
Mrs. F. T. Fox gave delightful fou
course dinner Thursday to ten of he
D friends.
Fred Scherenger of Little Falls, Ida
: no is here to spend couple of week
0 with friends.
$ Miss Title Romstead goes to he
! home at Starkweather this afterpoo,
7 to spend Sunday.
Mrs. McGurren s sister, Mrs. Becker
jock, leaves today for Hope. She ha
: been visiting in the city for the pas
e week.
Miss Lucy Sprague leaves next weel
for Fargo where she will take a cours,
> in domestic science at the agriculture
l college.
Mrs. J. Swartzkopf of Toledo, Ohio
who has been visiting with Mrs. FAIL
: is now at Webster the guest of Mrs. E
n J. Reese.
: Miss Edna Morgan, who is teachin!
school at Lakota arrived in the cit,
: last evening to visit with her sister
Mrs. T. A. Haslam.
: Mrs. J. Fl. Forbes returned yesterda,
from Bemidji, Mimi, where she ha!
S spent the past few weeks visitin.
e friends at Grand Forks Bay.
Next Tuesday Joe Peterson am
e family leave for Fargo where they vii
: make their future home Mr.. Peterson
recently purchased stationery stor.
in that city.
Mrs. Horn and daughter Helen Of
Appleton, Mimi, have taken apart
ments in the Locke block for the win
ter. Miss Helen will attend ligl
: school here.