Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

visiting in the city for the past week.
is returning 20 her home at ST. Paul
today.
Piano Tuner
George w. Bohlig, the celebrated
piano tuner and salesman from Fargo,
is in the city today. c. E. Baldwin.
who travels for the Stone piano con-
pany at Fargo is also here.
Will Join Federation.
The newly organized auxiliary to the
Norden chorus will make application
to join the state federation of women $
clubs. The next meeting Of the new
society will be held at the home of
Mrs. Oscar Anderson August l6.
Alyl But One.
According to the Fargo Courier
News in the hotel registrations, every
hotel but one has someone registered
from Devils Lake on Thursday.
Cadigan at Fargo.
George Cadigan was visitor at
Fargo this week. He will return home
this evening.
Fail There Too.
B. A. FAIL Of this city has s,een
spending several days at Fargo this
| week.
Crop IN Mckenzie.
| The crop of Mckenzie county is say
ed. The fear of failure is over. Most
of the wheat will not make over six
bushels to the acre, but some will 90
! fifteen bushels to the acre. There
are some burned out spots, but
conditions are looking better, and most
of this wheat can come to Williston if
the business men so desire. Captain
Seneschal made tour Of Mckenzie
county and reached Williston last even
ing. He went through the greater por-
ton of the wheat growing country,
and he is elated with the prospects.
He made trip three weeks ago, and
the change that has taken place since
| the rains has been Notwithstanding
ton State.
Went to Ednore
ID. Hues9en returned yestertla" fror;
a trip to Edmore.
Taffy Pull.
Miss Harriet Brainard entertained
a number of young folks at "taffy
pull'' yesterday at Chautauqua.
Roglas Here
9. E. Rognas is down from Kolla on
business today.
1oA1tst VI CduuU.
Pat Forrest of Cando was in town
| yesterday on business.
Mrs. Bice Entertained.
Mrs. Ray Bice entertained at a six
o. clock dinner last evening. Mr. Chas
Turner and family. Mr. L. D. Smell and
family and Miss Cora Sparks were the
guests.
At Daeley Farm.
Miss Olga Halgren and Miss Alice
Daeley leave this afternoon for a few
1aye visit at the John Daeley farm at
Lakota.
Samson to Lakota.
Atty John Samson is transacting
professional business in Lalota today.
Here From Penn.
Miss Lenore Thompson has arrived
home from Penn where she has been
visiting for the past few days
Likes Minot
Word received from Sherman Lowe,
formerly in the Great Northern offices
i'll this city, says that he likes lis
work at Minot.
Entertaining.
Miss Reca Connolly is entertaining
today for her sister, Miss May.
Left for Peg.
Mrs. King. a sister of Harry Knee
shaw, left for Winnipeg on No. . last
night.
Here From Ferry.
i George Glass of Churches Ferry was
in the city today attending to business
matters.
i Went Through.
Joseph Jones of Leeds passed
through the city today enroute to the
twin cities.
Moved III.
Mr.. Walrath and family moved IN
from Greenwood yesterday.
From Maddox.
DIR. j. II. Moeller came over from
Maddox yesterday in his auto.
To Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Lillian Hale has gone to Cleve.
land, Ohio, for visit.
Visits Friends
Mrs. M. Conway of Leeds is in the
city today visiting with friends and
relatives
University Prof.
Prof. Chandler of the University of
North Dakota is in the city today
from Grand Forks.
Rugbyite.
l.. L. DevereauX, one of the popu
lar citizens of Rugby, a former base
ball league star. is i'll the city today
visiting with friends.
Candoite.
II. H. Thompson of Cando was a
prominent visitor in Devils Lake yes.
terday, attending to business matters
Old Acquaintance.
Whom r TT ProUar tbo ,,op,1,r
registered at the Great Northern last
evening. Gus fireman, the deputy sher
if of Wabash, Ind, registered next tc
him. The two looked at each other
that they used to play together in Ind
lana sixteen years age.
Here For Dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. c. F Allen were in til.
city today. They were re,cltly mar
ricl at Grand Forks. Mrs. Allen for
merly being cashier of the Dacotah no
tel at the university city.
Dave Turner.
Dave Turner of Dry Lake township
is in the city today making ready fol
the harvest season.
Will Play Sunday.
A baseball game is being arranged
for next Sunday between Churchs Fer
ry and the local aggregation of stars
Cullen is slated to do the slab work
From Starkweather.
DR.. and Mrs. c. f. Blackerby OF
Starkweather were arrivals in the cit,
today for a visit with friends.
Reported First.
John Peterson Of Lake township was
the first to make his report to the
board as road supervisor. Mr.. Peterson
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