Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
Added TO List.

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route to his home at Churchs Ferry.
He stopped at The World office and
was added to the great family Of sub.
scribers of the only Republican news.
paper in Devils Lake.
From Webster.
7. T. Honett, one of the popular
Webster residents, was an arrival in
the city and is enjoying the circus
feast here this afternoon.
| Back Home.
| j. j. Mcintyre, who does not arrive
often, his duties calling hun to Mon
tana as traveller for the Minnesota
Iron store, was an arrival home last
evening to spend few weeks with his
folks.
Returned Home.
Mrs. Ray Hopkins ard daughter and
Mrs. Chas. Weagant and son return
cd this morning to their home at Mi
let after pleasant visit with Mrs.
t. II. Dilley.
Knows It Well.
| Probably no one knows better that a
circus invaded Devils Lake today than
the reporter. When any Of the regu-
lars in the general round for news
were asked what was doing this morn
ing most all Of them replied "circus
in town.
On The Force.
Charles Edin has been added rs an
extra to the police force today to look
after the crowds. Charles was On the
job when the Minnesota autoists were
here and looked after the ears at the
control. He stuck to his post through
the heavy rain and received many com
ailments from the autoists for bic
ever watchful eye, no harm coming to
the machines while under his guidance
Back From the Forks.
| Among those who migrated home
wards after seeing the sights at Grand
Forks were Charles Sportsman and Law
renee Ryan, who arrived today. They
sure saw some sights and the fair this
year is heralded as the best that has
ever taken place.
Fetons Here.
Among the prominent Jamestown
visitors in Devils Lake today are Mr..
and Mrs. G.. I. Feton, who are stop
ping at the Great Northern hotel.
Attending Show.
Among the arrivals in tie city and
in attendance at the big show here to-
day are Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones Of
Starkweather.
Miss Rhodes Here.
Miss Rhodes Of Arnegard, who is a
frequent visitor to Devils Lake, is in
the city today stopping OF t:le Great
Northern.
From Gate City.
T. E. Talbot and f. u. Huges, two
Fargoans who are regular weekly Wis
itors in Devils Lake, are in the city
today.
Gus in Town.
and most widely known mon that
makes this territory, is calling on The
trade here today. Gus will finish up
here and then hike fer his home at
jamestown to spend Sunday.
Was Crowded.
The Chautauqua grounds were de-
serted today. Most every family in
camp at the resort came to the city to-
day to attend the circus. They arriv-
ed early enough for the parade and
the early morning Chausauqua trains
brought great loads to the city. Tie
grounds will have all in the fold again
this evening and most Of those who
came to the city attended the circus
this afternoon.
Family in Print.
H. L.. Chaffee, member Of the cele.
| brated Armenia family who have been
in print in all the newspapers lately
from Chicago to the coast, is in the
city today, registered at the Great
orthern hotel. The Chaffees, it will be
remembered, figured in the gold brick
swindle, followed by a romance Of one
of the boys who recently married a
young lady he became acquainted with
while chasing down Caddegan, the al
legged gold brick swindler. II. l.. is one
of the family but has not figured in
any Of the newspaper stories that have
been published. He arrived here last
night by auto, accompanied by p. F.
Strand Of Duluth.
Returning Home.
Those who have been attending the
Grand Forks fair are commencing tc
migrate homeward.
Unique Parade.
Pedestrians on Kelly avenue were
treated last evening to a unique pa
rade. The procession was headed by a
boy on bicycle, followed by cart
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hind that two more wheels, all at
runner of the big parade this morning
Devils Lakers Visit Forks.
Devils Lake is unusually we'll repre-
sented at the state fair at Grand Forks
this week. Among those who have
gone down either by train or auto not
hitherto mentioned are: Mrs. Mike
Cavanaugh, Mrs. D. J. Rapp, Mrs. A
Nelson, S. H. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Fuller, Mrs. John Maher, Ethan Nc
Carthy, John LANCE, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hyland, Mr.. and Mrs. futile
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Garske, Mr.. ani
Mrs. H. Garske, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Lasham and family, Clarence Koenig
Jake Kollar, Pete Sorenson, Pete Jor
genson, Walter Garske, Miss Emma
Garske, D. L. Stewart, J. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Rodenbach.
Old Timer Here.
AL Hewett, formerly resident OF
this state, but lately of California, is
in the city visiting friends. Mr.. Hew
tit is an expert electrician and is do
ing some work for the local plant dur
ing his stay here.
Graded 35 Miles of Road.
Alvin Martin has graded 35 miles Of
graded roads in Rolette county thi:
summer. This is more than was evel
built before in the history Of the coun
ty. The road leading from ALylo tt
Bisbee has been graded as far as Agate
and it's now up to the commissioners
to couple the road from Agate to Bis
bee.-Get busy!-Bisbee Gazette.
Schwabe Has Charge.
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