Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

crops Ill Ills VlclulIys ne says his OaCS
he fully expects will go seventy-fve
bushels to the acre, being an excellent
stand. No rust is evident to speak OF
in Cato township.
Tom Owl Boy and Benedict Bea
two Indians, were arraigned in Judge
.Jurgens' court this morning on the
charge of drunkenness. The two were
found guilty and fined, or given the
opportunity to spend brief period in
jail.
John Berg, one of the prominent cit.
liens of Doyon was visitor in Devils
Lake yesterday, attending to business
matters.
The crowds enroute to Minot are
gradually thinning out, there being
very few on the trains bound for the
Magic City today.
Barley was marketed at the G. H.
Baker elevator this morning, George
Locke bringing load from his farm
near this city which he disposed of at
$1.10 per bushcl. Mr.. Locke had an
exceptionally fine yie.d and is we'll
pleased with his crop prospects.
One Of the aviators of the Kenworth
Mccoy firm of Grand Forks was in
the city today returning from Minot
where he attended the land opening
and saw st. Henry flights The avia-
tor in the city met with an accide,
recently while flying at Langdon.
A party Of three sooners were caught
at Minenwaukan, State Game Warden
Lee doing the job with the assistance
Of the sheriff Of Benson county. They
were fined $50 and costs by Judge
Lilse.
Ward, McHenry and Burke county
fairs are yet to come and will be held
the latter part Of September.
C. D. Swenson of Crazy, assistant
cashier of the First National Bank Of
that place was in the city looking af-
ter business interests.
The many friends Of the old soldier,
Morgan johnson, will be grieved to
learn of his illness. lie has been con
fined to his bed for the past week.
Rev. A. B. Fail of this city was one
Of the many prominent visitors at the
farewell reception given for Rev. l.. r.
Warford, who leaves his charge at
Cando as pastor of the Presbyterian
church, for other fields.
Insurance Commissioner Taylor left
Bismarck today for Milwaukee, Wis,
to attend the annual melting Of the ma
tional association. He will be absent
about a week.
Mr.. and RMS. Abar left today fol-
Penn.
w. Hogland of Texas stopped off
here today enroute to Starkweather.
Jake Wolf of Webster was in town
yesterday attending to business mat
tiers.
S. f. Picard of Fort Totten has been
in town for the last two days on bust
ness.
MI. and Mrs. Goer and daughter will
spend Sunday in Cando, leaving tho
city today.
Blanding Fisher and Sam Fishe,
went to Fish lake to fish. They are
good fishermen.
J. Kelly of Lawler, Iowa is here on 9
visit with his brother, John M. Kelly
Mr.. Kelly reports conditions in his
part of Iowa as fine.
A. R. Walker Of Minneapolis has re
turned to his home after spending {
short time here looking after his farm
ing interests in this part Of the coun
try.
President Wilson of the North Dako
ia Improvement company, will arrive
next week and plans will be made OF
converting the Sevilla hotel property
probably into an apartment house.
T. w. Hall, assistant manager ant
treasurer of the st. Anthony & Dako
ia Elevator Co., of Minneapolis. is il
the. city and will be an over Sunday
J &c 90
thern hotel.
The secretary of state has issued {
certificate to the Bartlett Independent
Elevator company, with headquarter.
at Bartlett, N. D. The capital stock i.
$4,000. The incorporates are NJ. 'ant
L. Foley and A. NJ. Pefoon of Bartlett
J. N. Bailey, Jr., Of Granville; W. B
Smith, Hamar, all Of North Dakota.
Those who had an idea that there
was money in aviation must have beer
mistaken, judging from st. Henry's fl
nancial fix. When St. Henry appeared
here people said that it would take al
awful lot Of money to induce a man t.
risk his life in that manner, but wher
a fellow risks his life in that manner
and then goes broke besides, there car
be little satisfaction in it.
The North Dakota Magazine anC
| Year Book is now out and ready fol
distribution from the office of Super
intendent Gilbreath. It is handsome
publication and contains much inform
alton Of value.
W. S. Rance and R. s. Ridpath OF
Olathe, Kas., spent Sunday in Edmore
Mr.. Rance was formerly farmer near
Webster, but some years ago sold out
and moved to Texas, and from there to
Kansas. He owns threshing rig near
Webster and comes here every fall to
thresh. Mr.. Ridpath came up from
Kansas with him to look over the coun-
try and see how they do things in
North Dakota.-Edmore Herald News.
Mrs. Alice Wood and daughter of
Grafton are visiting friends in Devils
Lake.
The dance last evening il the opera
house hall was we'll attended and great
lv enjoyed.
Miss Beatrice Il ,ndr $50: of Lark
in is spending the Iay in the city "is-
iting with friends.
The Independent Order of Forestcrs
are making great preparations for
their dance to be given September 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sheldon and
daughter Ethel of Minnewaukan are in
the city today visiting and shopping.
Miss Esther Baarson left today for
Grand Forks. She will be joined by
her mother a little later and they will
make their home there.
Mrs. Herman Stenseth and children
returned last evening from Grafton,
where Mrs. Stenseth has been visiting
her parents for scvral weeks.
Superintendent Of Schools and Mrs.
Haip Uara made hannv this marninu