Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
From Tuesdays Daily.

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From Tuesdays Daily.
A report has been received from Can.
ada announcing the death of John G.
Bender, formerly Fargo baseball
player and brother of Chief Bender
of Philadelphia. He was well known
among the old diamond stars in this
city.
The many friends of Mrs. T. A. o.
son will be glad to know that she is re.
covering from an attack of tonsilitis.-
Minot Reporter.
Judge j. H. Kirk Of Bottineau was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Judge Kirk is now candidate for con-
gress from the Second district. His op-
ponents are Senator futile and George
K. Young.
The Minot ladies to attend the state
federation are: From the Woman Is
club, Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Bosard,
with Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Bierly
as alternates; the Art club, Mrs. J. r.
Newlove and Mrs. E. o. Dickinson
with Mrs. Edblom and Mrs. Smart as
alternates. 81
District Game Warden John Duis of
this city issued an order this morning
prohibiting shooting of ducks from a
gasoline launch, or boat in open water
at Sweetwater lake. TIL euse of gas
oline launch on the lake will do con-
siderable damage, declared Mr.. Duis,
and unless it ceases arrests will likely
follow. Mr.. Duis says number of COM
plants have come to him and he is
very anxious to bring the use Of a
launch at Sweetwater to halt.
Miss Katherine Degland left last
evening for Fargo where she will re-
sumo her studies at the Sacred Heart
academy.
John Gill Of Penn was in the city
yesterday looking after business mat
tiers.
Jay Miller, who is now employed in
the Crazy drug store, was in the city
last evening calling on friends.
Ex-Governor E. Y. Sarles was in the
city today on his way to Lakota where
he will transact business.
A traveller from Doyon who arrived
in the city this morning reports that
four young men, fairly well dressed
and travelling in FIVE passenger tour
ing car, have been applying at various
farms for work on threshing crew.
They carry their own tent with them
and appear not to be suffering from
poverty. Whether they are Rah-ran
boys on a lark or some of the Univer-
sity football team on a training trip
has not been ascertained.
Mrs. John Wallace is entertaining a
party Of little folks this afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Marion, who eel.
ebrates her fourth birthday. About
sixteen little guests are invited.
Don't forget that the Presbyterian
ladies give dinner to the Federation
people and townspeople as we'll Thurs
day noon. Come and bring your
friends. Price IS Gems. Locke block.
This morning Prof. Hayward, state
inspector of high schools, visited the
| local high school and gave short but
interesting talk on "Work," bringing
out the point that nothing, no matter
how great or how small, was done with.
out work.
Yesterday Miss Judd of Cando left
for Connecticut, where she will teach.
Miss Judd visited friends here a few
days.
Misses Mclaughlin and Olson leave
today FOR their homes at Cando The
young ladies have spent the past two
days here with friends.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. j. Van
Liew entertained in honor Of her sister.
in-law, Mrs. w. A. Farrell, of White,
s. D. A delightful luncheon was serv.
ed and each lady received bunch of
astors as favor.
Prof. Collins of the Charles theatre
is confined to his room as a result of
illness.
At the reception to be held for the
Federation this evening the Devils
Lake orchestra will furnish the music
A number Of the rectors of the var
lous Episcopal churchs arrived in the
city today, including Bishop 4nann ne
session will start this evening with sup
per and missionary rally to be follow
ed by the regular clericus program pre-
viously announced.
Many attending the federation meet
ing will remain over a day to attend
the Indian fair at Fort Totten.
The following from the Grand Forks
Herald will be Of local interest:
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page, formerly Of
the editorial staff Of the Herald anG
now part owner of the Devils Lake In
ter Ocean, arrived in Grand Forks Sun
day and will spend the coming month
here as vacation. Mrs. Page hat
more than made good in her Devils
Lake venture and reports that bushes:
conditions at Devils Lake are very sat
isfactory this fall.
North Dakota will be we'll represent
ed at the meeting Of the Nationa
Guard association at Buffalo, N. Y. Col
j. H. Frame and Capt. J. M. Hanley
the former Of Grafton and the lattel
of Mandan, will be in attendance, tn,
sessions being scheduled to start to
day. Capt. Hanley expects to go tt
New York city where he will be initial
ed into the Elks lodge October Is.
H. J. 'Hinck left last night TO-
Grand Forks.
Miss Radcliffe will take charge of tn,
music in the high school now and as tn
new books are here she expects to worl
up good chorus for commencement
week.
All delegates and visitors to the con
vention, together with their hostesse
and the local club members are invited
to the informal reception at the Com
mercial club rooms tonight. The com
mittee also extends an invitation t,
the members Of the Commercial clul
and their wives.