Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
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Y O r K
(From the Dispatch.)
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John Berger and Dick Denoyer left
Thur"day for Fargo. John expects t"
buy new engine for his threshing rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Smith of VOL
ford called on relatives between
trains Thursday enroute to Grand
Forks for a visit.
Miss Lucy Smith and her mother
formerly of this place, now Of Minot,
passed through on No. 4 last Friday
on their way to Wisconsin for a visit.
Mrs. Smith said her son Harry was
married and living in her house while
she and Lucy enjoy the trip.
Last Thursday or early Friday morn
ing entrance was made through the
storm shed door and then window Of
Sanders s. Abel's store by someone
who helped himself to pair of shoes
and some other wearing apparel. 1t is
not known just what all was taken.
No trace Of the man was found.
| Valley Thorson returned Friday
from avisit with relatives at Max and
is again working in Solberg 6; Studness
store.
Miss Gcna Nelson visited Miss
Louise Wartchow from Friday until
Monday.
Quite number of young people at
tended the dance at Knox last Friday
evening. The York orchestra furnish
ed the music.
Con Whalen, Miss Ethel and Con Jr
left for Grand Forks Monday to at
tend the state fair and visit relatives
Miss Fairy Baker and Mrs. E.,
Jaques were callers in Leeds between
trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanders were the
guests at the J. T.. Cable home Sunday
afternoon.
T. H. Thorson of Churchs Ferry was
in town between trains Friday enroute
to Hong where he will take charge
of the Farmers elevator.
E. c. Rude and family visited his
brother, Martin Rude near Brinsma lie
Sunday.
There will be Lutheran services in
the Methodist church Sunday evening
at O'Clock. Services will be in Eng.
fish. All are cordially invited.
A number of men and teams from
South Dakota have reached this part
of the state on account of tie failure
in their state. Gust Beim hired two
of them for haying.
Mrs. J. M. Russell returned to CanLc
Saturday after weeks visit will
friends here.
"Sheeney'' Marsh, the tailor, wa!
in town last week taking orders fo1
SUITS
r. NJ. Payne of Leeds was II business
visitor here Tuesday.
Cole Bros Big Shows, under can
vas, presented their entertainment be
fore fair sized crowd Tuesday night
Knut Gullickson has moved in the J
E. Hopkins residence.
L. W. Hartman and O.. Z. Hegga o
: Minnewaukan were in town Monda,
transacting business with the Goldel
Grain Land Co.
J. ]. Glynn Of Illinois, was lookin
over the country with view of invest
ing last week.
A Mr.. Becker of Indiana called u
the Golden Grain Co., Tuesday. He wa
here to look over the land IN our "
entity.
G. E. Clark Of Warrensburg, Mo-,
expected to arrive here about Augu;
l. MIR. Clark has number Of farm
near here and large circle of friend
who will welcome him.
J. n Stafford Of Rock Island, Iii
was here the fore part Of the wee
looking after investments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rude are a
tending the state fair.
H. F. Chaffee of Armenia, N. D., an
P. E. Strand, secretary of the job
Miller Grain Co., of Minneapolis, wei
in town the first Of the week.
A. Solberg returned last week fro
To1,-o an6 illinois rI,oro Io 1,n, hoe
in the interests of the Golden Graf
Land Co. He was successful in int
esting number in N. D. lands WI
came along with him to look over par
Of our country
church will be on tuesday evening il
stead Of Wednesday. All are WELDON
The Morrises gave a pleasing ente
tainment before small crowd in IL
: opera house Wednesday evening.
i A. A. Halvorson, former assists1
n cashier Of the Bank of York sreete
n friends between trains Wednesday. I
~ had been up to Dunseith looking aft,
his farm.
Mrs. O. w. Lucken returned to h,
home at Grand Harbor Wednesday a
ter. visit with relatives here
LII oIdui1ci anu Iui1l.lV LUX utIlu'
with J. K. Watson IS Sunday.
Rev. Garry of Leeds passed tllroue
town Wednesday morning.
Miss Jessie Ruby came down fro
Minot Wednesday TO visit relativ
here.
Matt Mccarthy was business visit
to Kugby Monday.
Harry Mccarthy and Dick ALDER
son went to the state fair Wedncsda
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Belanger visitt
relatives at Minot over Sunday.
The Twin City Helena tourists pas
ed along here Monday forenoon. Mo
Of them going pretty good clip.
strong northwest wind was blown
which made it uncomfortable, but a
wore smiling faces as they sped alon
DR.. Robertson CT Dunseith was hu
mess visitor Tuesday. lie attendt
Cole Bros circus while in town.