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

You can buy a reliable watch at
home for less than any mail order house
will offer it! You don't have to take
a substitute but get what you want and
a positive guaranty goes with it. Cali
or write for prices. H. Huesgen, Lead
ing Jeweler, Devils Lake.
Miss Thora Connolly is away on bus
mess for Mrs. Winans, the milliner.
Miss Connolly has for some time been
conducting millinery shop at War
wick in the interest Of Mrs. Winans.
S-day mantle clocks with half-hour
strike, this week $500 at H. Huesgen Is.
Dean jacobson is on the sick list
today.
Prof F. T. Wolverton of Akron,
Ohio, arrived yesterday: The professor
will have charge of the Science depart
ment in high school.
Clyde Lacy has accepted a position
as yard Office clerk Off the Great North
ern at this place. He is staying with
his brother, James Lacy.
Howard watches are the finest time
pieces made. Prices from $4,000 up to
$4,000. Huesgen has them in stock.
Howard and Everett Duell left yes
terday for the Duell farm near Garske
where they will remain during thresh-
ing.
The Union Furniture store on 9Th
street is very successful! in making old
furniture appear as good as nav All
kinds of repairing done promptly. Gil
hertson's old stand.
Fl. Huesgen has fine stock of eye
glasses and spectacles from $3.50 up.
Step in and try them.
Miss Radcliffe is i'll today and is not
conducting he rclasses at school.
Mrs. Henry N[iddaugh is up from
Chautauqua today visiting with friends.
The annual county school report will
be submitted by County Superintendent
of Schools Haig as soon as the prop
er blanks are obtainable.
Get your watch repaired at Hues-
gen IS. All work guaranteed, reason
able prices.
Martin Vagstad has named his cafe
terra the Eagle lunch room. Business
is soaring high, according to Martin,
| and he is we'll satisfied with his new
location.
The Lake Region is so busy selecting
its exhibit for the st. Paul land show
that few from this section who are in
terested in expositions will find time to
attend the Bismarck Industrial expo
sition, consequently Ramsey county will
not be largely represented at Bismarck.
So much money was required to visit
Bismarck several months ago, that the
people in this county do not deem it
/ IT,, - ALL
to the capital.
When the municipal lighting plant is
the subject of nearly all conversation
in Devils Lake there is no question but
what the public is greatly interested
and anxious that something be done.
There is not person in Devils Lake
who is not ready to admit that the
light rates are too high.
The Bruce law club of the U. N. D.
at Grand Forks yesterday afternoon
held meeting for the election Of Of
ficers. Those elected were:
Chancellor-Ray Pinkham.
Vice Chancellor-William Torgerson.
Secretary-Lynn Stambaugh.
Treasurer-Bruce Mcdonald.
! Business Manager-Howard Maher.
The club moved into their new room
in the Widlund block and are busy get
ting their furniture in order.
Last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Thorson there was a special meeting
of the Shakespeare club. There was a
fair attendance and some important
business was disposed of. Delegates to
the coming convention were chosen.
DR.. Shortridge and Mrs. Thorson were
elected delegates and Mrs. Baldwin and
Mrs. Cowan alternates. The program
for the season. work was submitted
for approval. There are several new
departures proposed which will add a
great deal of interest to the coming
meetings.
Harlow Grapotte of Grand Forks,
who is employed by Julius Cresiene,
was in the city yesterday. He states
that Mr.. Cresiene, who is we'll known
here, was badly injured, having his legs
and collar bone broken as a result Of
a recent runaway accident. His re-
covery is doubtful Mr.. Cresiene will
be taken to St. Paul tonight and plac-
ed under the care of specialists.
Chief Game Warden E. H. Stenvick
Of Minot is a visitor in the city.
Bishop Wehrle was an arrival in the
| city from Bismarck and left today for
Crazy with Herman Rnt!en, where they
will visit friends.
George Juergens left today for his
farm to loo kafter business matters.
The Giles Tro,s Ami" dancing party
has issued invitations for its fourth
dancing party which will be held in the
opera house hall next Friday evening.
Frank Pings, mayor Of Conrad, Mont,
stopped off in the city today for brief
visit between trains with Dan Kelly.
Hal Davies left today on trip up
the Farmers line to enjoy few days
outing.
AS result of change in the charge
from grand larceny to petit larceny, j.
Hogarth was given light sentence in
Judge Juergens court yesterday after
noon, being sentenced to spend twenty
days in the county Jail for stealing
an overcoat andd robe belonging to
Julius Hagen Of Edmore. E. L. Erick-
son who was arrested on the same
charge was released.
Norman Nelson of Churchs Ferry
was prominent business visitor in the
city today.
| where he will look after business mat
tiers.
Work on remodelling the Sevil]a into
apartments has commenced.
J. Fl. Anderson, who suffered a rib
fracture by fall at his farm home at
MELVILLE township, is reported to be
doing nicely at the Mercy hospital in