Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
There on Saturday.

There on Saturday.
J. S. Melloy of this city was at
Grand Forks last Saturday seeing the
tail end Of the state fair.
Forks Visitors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Burke and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. J. Holmes and daughter
| Helen, came down in an auto and spent
couple of days visiting friends and
attending the fair. Miss Holmes went
out to Devils Lake to be the guest of
friends, but the rest of the party re-
turned to Bathgate yesterday morning..
Grand Forks Herald.
Visits Home.
Miss Cora Wagner of this city is on
visit at Grand Forks and Cavalier,
n. ID. She will be absen. about three
weeks.
Returned Home.
Mrs. John N[aher, Howard Maher.
Miss Josephine Maher and Wallace
Maher and DIR. and Mrs. Clinton Smith
were among the visitors at the Grand
Forks fair, returning home Sunday
Left on Vacation.
Miss Mary Hardy of the Mann De
partment store left yesterday for her
vacation and will visit at her home
i'll Minneapolis.
Top Notchers.
"Chief' Thompson, short stop. and
Tom "Bone Head" Holgrems, one Of
Devils Lakes catchers, were in Upham
this week. Both are classy ball players
and from the comments from the Saint
ly city "Chef'' is top notcher on
the base ball diamond.-Upham Star.
Grand Forks Autoists.
The Grand Forks annual automobile
tour, which includes Devils Lake on its
itinerary is Just two weeks away. The
tourists will leave Grand orks two
weeks from Tuesday morning, and they
Will be out four days, returning to the
city at 6 o'clock Friday evening. From
present indications there will be a
large number of autoists make the trip
Last year there were only - or Is in
the tour, but the committee in charge
is expecting 20 or more this year. No
officials for the tour have been named
yet, but the committee will hold a
meeting within few days to settle
this part of the arrangements.
Date is Set
August 10th at the Grand opera
house is the date set for the second
vaudeville performance which will be
given this time for the benefit of the
church of the Advent, the fund to go
toward the erection Of Guild house.
Local talent will appear and splendid
program is being arranged.
Graham in City.
Melford Graham of Lake township
is in the city today looking after bust
ness matters.
Pitcher was There.
Pitcher Cullin was there but the rest
Of the Commercial Travellers failed to
support him and as result the All
Stars of Devils Lake won the baseball
game yesterday afternoon by score
Of II to 2. Cullin struck out eighteen
men and only allowed three hits, but
the errors were responsible for the
numerous scores which the All Stars
negotiated.
Continues Visit.
Miss Vagstad of St. James, MIMI,
who has been visiting her brother Mar.
tin Vagstad returned to Minneapolis
for few weeks visit from which
place she will return to her home.
Byersdorfer Jailed.
W. K. Byersdorfer employed as
printer at the Inter Ocean was arrested
yesterday on the charge of drunke-
ness. He appeared in police court this
morning and being unable to pay his
fine he was sentenced to seven days in
the city jail.
On Farmers Line.
Leon Aldrich Of Crosby has been
transferred to this city and now oc-
cuples position as mail clerk on the
Farmers line. Chief Of Police Barnes
and Mr.. Aldrich were old school chums
and their meeting here was surprise
to both.
Returned Home.
Mrs. O. M. johnson who has been
visiting here returned to her home at
Hamilton, N. D.
Lieutenant Arrived.
Lieutenant Evan Lewis of Spokane
arrived Saturday night to spend a
two months vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Lewis and Judge D. f. Morgan.
| At Chautauqua.
! Judge Cowan and family were Chan
tauqua visitors Sunday.
Is Very Low.
very little hope is entertained for
the recovery of Miss Loretta Kelly, ac-
cording to Mrs. Clarke Kelly, who re-
turned Saturday. Mr.. Kelly remains
at the bedside Of his sick daughter at
the St. Paul hospital
There Early.
County Auditor R. V. Bice was the
first to vote on the fire hall PROPOSE
ton this morning. Joe KRAMER was
second on the list, bringing the county
auditors office in on the first round.
Yesterdays ire.
Fire was discovered yesterday morn
ing in the house of James Stenson on
Seventh street. The blaze evidently
started in one of the bed rooms and
burned the side wall, little damage re-
sulting. The origin of the fire is un-
known, the family being at Chautau-
qua at the time.
Is Better.
| Otto Roper, who has been suffering
from blood poisoning in his hand and
has been confined to the hospital, is up
and around, making his first appear
ance Saturday
Commissioners Meet.
| The county commissioners started
session at 9 'clock this afternoon. The
meeting will be of the usual order,
there being nothing of great impor-
tance to come before the board.
! Fro intake Township.
Irwin Merrill Of Lake township was
one OF the prominent visitors in Dcv-
lis Lake today to attend to business
matters.
| Represents Herald.
Henry Curricr, representing the