Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

city for nearly . year, will leave to-.
morrow for Ohio, where MI. Schwabe
has charge Of: . territory for the Amer
lean Steel & Wire Company. Their
host sof friends in this city. will regret
their departure and hope that they may
return to North Dakota at some future
time
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Chezick o. Wah-
peton arrived in the city this morning
for q few days. visit with their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bernier and Miss Chezick.
The Elks held q very successful meet.
| ing Saturday night. Plans are being
made for Memorial Sunday, which is
the first Sunday in December. The OPP
era house, is to be secured and an adj
dress win he given by some. member of
the odrer. Several applications were
presented for membership and rous-
ing initiation will be held next month.
Hal Davies of the Journal returned
Sunday evening from a Sunday visit
with relatives at Crookston.
| Attorney J. j. Samson returned yes.
terday from Minneapolis where he took
dispositions in the case that has been
started against A. Fl. Bell and the Min
neapolis Drug Co. The case comes up
next month in district court. While in
| the cities Mr.. Samson witnessed the
Minnesota Nebraska football game.
| Neither 81. j. Hinck or Holmes, who
are attending the University, were used
in the game Saturday against Hamline,
though both were in uniform and ready
i to do their part in the fray.
! William Koch, who is grand foreman
of the Yeomen lodge, is scheduled to be
visitor in Devils Lake Thursday even
ing and elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for his entertainment.
The state board Of control will start
today on another tour of inspection Of
the public institutions of the state.
They will include in thier visit James
town, Grafton, Bathgate and Devils
Lake. The board will be absent about
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. shilby of Minneapolis
are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
W. X. Moeller.
Joe Feather, an Indian from Fort
Totten, was brought over by. Superin.
tendent Ziebach, charged with stealing
two sacks of flour from the Haslam
warehouse. He paid his fine this after.
noon and was released.
The Rebeccah lodge will entertain
their friends this evening at card
party. Five hundred is the game to be
/ played.
Friday evening number of Miss
Muriel Stewards friends gave her a
surprise party. The evening was spent
in games and contests. Lunch was
served just before the young folks de-
parted.
Rev. Clattenburg spoke to the high
school students this morning.
i The excavation for the Episcopa
Guild house will be started this week
and tbs foundation work will be started
I this fall. s
A marriage license was issued tc
John Wood and Miss Mary jacobson
both of Edmore. A license was also is
sued to Theo. G. Thompson of Devil:
Lake and Miss Stella Knutson of Bux
ton.
Prof., West of Webster was in the
city last Saturday looking after bust
ness matters and visiting with friends
AOAs AoSAAOCuCI7 WdS uCIt 1IOul nuE
by Saturday arranging for football
game between Rugby and Devils Lake
which will probably take place mex
Saturday afternoon.
Charles Doyon was in the city las
Saturday evening from Doyon, in at
tendance at the Elks meeting.
H. r. Aslakson of Edmore was in tn,
city last Saturday looking after bust
ness matters.
T.. Edwin Traynor is in the city from
Starkweather Visiting with his broth
er, Fred Traynor.
The county commissioners will NEE
October ~ according to the present al
rangements. Much of Importance is t.
come before the commissioners, includ
ing the matter of appropriating som
: money for the Ramsey county exhibi
at the st. Paul land show.
Federal court will hold forth in Dew
, lis Lake tomorrow; number of case
previously mentioned being schedule,
to come up. Tho Whipple- Connoll,
case will probably be the first case cali
ed.
: County commissioners Chris Johnso
and Ole Hoystad returned home afte
an inspection of several of the bridge
in the county.
Il. J. Hinck is up from Grand Fork
. today on business.
The funeral Of z. J. Boucher, the fire
man who was killed in the wreck a
Portage la Prairie, was held Friday q
r Crookston. Local members of the Elk
Lodge were particularly concerned b
the story Of the incident as Bouche
was the fireman on the special trai
that brought the Grand Forks and Fa,
go Elks to the institution of 1915.
Saturday evening twenty-fv of D,
and Mrs. Moeller IS friends very pleas
! antly surprised them at their home o
p 4th street, the occasion being til
fifth anniversary of their wedding. TIL
:. evening was pleasantly spent in pla,
ing cards and various other games, al
>. ter which a delicious repast was served
The guests departed, wishing DR.. an
Mrs. Moeller many happy returns O
the day. The geusts presented DR.. an
Mrs. Moeller with beautiful mahos
!, any table.
:, From Tuesdays Daily.
:. August Zieman, the popular druggis