Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

Mrs. Burtcher was up from Chautau-
qua yesterday. Mrs. Burtcher says it
is very pleasant at the lake at present
but that there is too little doing in the
social line. They expect to move up
tomorrow.
Wednesday night occurred the mar
rage of Miss Lenore Knuteson to Dan
lei Jensen. Their many friends wish
them all happiness.
The Ladies Embroidery club of Pop
lar Grove meets today with Miss Boni-
face Devaney. 1t is the first regular
meeting Of the society.
Mrs. Morrison and daughter, Sarah
Belle, of Webster, are visiting at the
Nimnfo residence.
Harry Schultz of Minnewaukan and
Miss Beatrice Hines of Devils Lake
visited at the. home of their uncle S, A.
DenOyer at Starkweather q couple of
days.
The Presbyterian ladies aid met with
Mrs. Henry Hale yesterday. The meet
ing was well attended.
Miss Mary Fugle of Poplar Grove
left today after visiting friends in the
city for the past few days.
Miss Sarah Morrison of Webster is
visiting at the Nimmo residence for a
few days.
Mrs. George Parker came up from
her cottage at Devils Lake last Thurs
day to attend the party given by Mes
danes S. H. Warner and A. E. Buttz.-
Leeds News.
Mrs. Seward of Poplar Grove is
spending the day shopping in town.
Mrs. w. F. Knight and daughter
where he will visit with his brother
week.
Miss Anna Webster was at Stark
weather for visit with Miss Lucille
Haig. Miss Webster will teach at
Sharon this year.
Miss Clara Place of Lake township
has registered as a junior in the high
school.
William Stotlar and family returned
to their home in Illinois last night af-
ter spending the summer at Chautau-
qua. Mr.. Stotlar is a brother of C. A.
Stotlar of this city.
The W. R. G. met with Mrs. Albert
Roberts this afternoon. 1t was the
regular meeting and social time as
well.
Mrs. F. J. Morrison and children re-
turned to their home in Alberta after
spendin gthe summer at the N. Morri-
son home at Starkweather.
H. J. Hinck went to Overly today
where he will visit with his bfrother
Clarence for week.
Tena Andrews of this city is register
ed at the Metropole in Fargo.
J. H. Bloom moved his family up
from Chautauqua yesterday.
Mrs. N. R. Belanger, of Seattle,
mond, of Starkweather, is there for a
yicif Po1o hoe ,,c:+
ing since June with relatives at differ
eent points in the east.
John Hanson Of the Mann depart.
1nent store, who has resided on Moore
avenue and Eight street, moved yester-
day to his new home on Kelly avenue
The Chautaueua railroad was out of
commission yesterday, the engine
breaking down. The road will be out
of running order for couple Of days
Mr.. Ed Dunn moved his family to
the city today from Chautauqua.
John Beck, who was adjudge insane
her, having come from the asylum at
Fergus Falls, will be taken back to
Minnesota probably tonight.
Deputy Sheriff Noonan spent yester.
day attending to business matters at
Doyon.
Arthur Serumgard returned from the
Shelver farm yesterday where lie has
been working all summer. He entered
high school this morning.
Mr.. Horn of Churchs Ferry was in
the city yesterday. He has rented one
of the Improvement company's houses
on Sth street. His daughter Hazel an6
son Cecil will enter high school Mon
day.
w. M. Holbrook, former resident Of
this city who is here from California
says that Devils Lake has four insti
buttons that would be a credit to {
city of 10000. They are the postof
flee, the Great Northern hotel, the
Grand opera house and the New Yorl
cash store.
Copies of the annual North Dakota
year book published by the agriculture
department and edited by Commission
er w. c. Gilbreath, have been received
in the city. The book is replete will
facts about the various counties of thu
state and illustrations Of scenes il
each county are included The state =
resources, agricultural, commercial q
industrial, are described and the bool
is very complete, 1t shows much tim'
and study spent on the advancement O.
the commonwealth since last year.
will leave tomorrow for the nationa
convention of governors at Sprins
Lake, New Jersey. He expects to b.
absent two weeks. The convention
will open next Monday and continue
through the entire week.-Bismarc]
Tribune. 49,.
Chris Buck, the elderly gentleman
who was shot in the back of the necl
at Edinhnrp NJ d. short time ap
by an insane man, is still confined il
one of the Grand Forks hospitals. H
has not improved in condition, but hi
paralysis is sal dto be incurable. TIL
mad man 3 bullet severed the spina
cord and he has lost the use Of hi
body with the exception Of his arm
and tina tpart above his chest.
The fire place at the Great Northerl
hotel has done exceptional service du1
ing the chilly evenings, but the steam
heat has been necessary for the las
couple of days. The heating plant ha
received thorough test and has PROV
en- to be o. k.
Among the hunters who hunted an
brought in returns last evening wer
Frank Frye, Gus Furstenau, Allie Nj
lines, B. J. Ness, H. J. Hinck, Eddi
Larson. There were also numerou
others seen dressed in hunting tog:
but they just wore the clothes as ia
as all evidence is concerned.
F.. NJ. Orchard Of Rolla is in tn
city today calling on friends.
R. M. Hugdal Of Grand Forks is
business visitor in the city today.
R. A. Tracy is here from Fargo al
tending to business matters.