Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-11
Banker MINUS.

tAt C1tJ yesttT KY, NdNltS JuoC returned
from Wisconsin where he has been vis-
iting with relatives
Clerk Of House.
Attorney Griffin Of Edmore, clerk Of
the House at the last session of the
legislature, is in Devils Lake attending
to business matters and visiting with
friends.
Largest Lodge.
The next regular meeting of the In
dependent Order of Foresters will be
held on Monday evening, August 21st,
when another class will be initiated.
The lodge recently instituted here is in
f1ourishing condition and claims
larger membership than any other
lodge in the city.
Brother Here.
Mr.. Nelson, brother Of Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page, is in tue city from Grand
Forks for short visit with his sister.
On Webster's Time.
Managers Cowley & Nimmo announce
that the bookings at the Grand opera
house for vaudeville will come over
the Webster circuit, the first perform
ance being billed for next Monday
evening.
Todd in tine City.
Charles Todd, the prominent and pop
ular citizen of Grand Harbor, spent
yesterday in Devils Lake looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends.
Remains About the Same
The condition of Chris Buck, the Ed
inburg man injured in the shooting
scrape at that city, remains about the
same at st. Michael's S hospital in Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Leech Coming.
Mrs. +. B. Leech Of North Broadway
expects to leave next week for Devils
Lake, where she will be the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bell
for a month. She leaves at this time
to be present at the marriage of her
brother, A. H. Bell, which takes place
Aug. % to Miss Mae Connolly Of that
city.-Fargo Forum.
Prominent Attorney.
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert of Devils
Lake, who was prominent in the re-
cent Cowan case at Bismarck as coun-
sci for the defendant, is spending the
day in the city on business.-Granl
Forks Times.
Bought Binder.
John R. Haslam purchased farm i'm
plements for his farm this morning,
securing Deering binder from Haley
& Hyland and is now ready to start
operations.
Trip to Cities
H. Hanson and family of Minneapolis
passed through the city last evening on
their way from the Mill City to Rolla
where Mr.. Hanson is looking over some
land. They made the trip in Winton
Six and while they struck bad roads
the latter part of their journey report
most enjoyable drive.
Grand Harbor Visitor.
| I. De Mars Of Grand Harbor was
business visitor in Devils Lake today
looking after the purchase Of some farm
machinery.
Mrs. Danielson Here.
Mrs. L. G. Danielson of Fargo is in
the city for a visit at the home of
Mrs. G. P. Danielson of this city. She
will remain for about ten days.
Brownlee Is in Fargo.
DIR. Brownlee is at Fargo to attend
a meeting Of the state dental board at
which the question of the legality of
several of the candidates who wrote
in the recent examination will be thor
oughly inquired into. The papers of all
candidates will be passed upon.
Passed Through.
Forty-two forestry students from the
Biltmore forestry school at Biltmore
N. c., in charge of DR.. G. A. Schrenck
of the faculty, and NJ. NJ. Hubert of
the Great Northern agency in Philadel-
phia, passed through the city in their
special car. The party is on its way to
Marshfield, Ore, where the school ex-
poets to establish permanent forest.
ry camp. While on the way west they
will stop off at Bolton, Mont, and will
spend few weeks touring in the Gla.
cier National park.
| Editors Stand.
Results of poll shows twenty-three
North Dakota editors favoring the
president signing the tariff bills, and
five against.
Left For Vancouver.
James Cotton, a nephew of DR.. Nc.
Gurren, who has been visiting in Dew.
lis Lake, left this morning on No. 8
for Vancouver, B. c.
Operated On.
Miss Lena johnson was operated on
at the hospital for APPENDICITIS and at
last reports was doing very nicely.
Soon Out.
Z. E. Barber, who was operated on
for appendicitis, has about recovered
and will leave the hospital in a few
days.
From the Forks.
II. NJ. Hugdal and j. NJ. O'Neale of
Grand Forks were in the city today
attending to business matters.
All From Fargo.
Among those from Fargo in Devils
Lake today are I. Unger, J. B. and
J: G. Eaton, George vawter and C. A.
Blk.
Churchs Ferry Guests.
Guests from Churchs Ferry arriving
IN Devils Lake yesterday were N. Nei.
son and Erick Lysne.
Powell Returned.
Mr.. Arthur Powell returned todav
from visit at the Dunl farm near
GarSke.
Visiting Doctor.
Mrs. Albert Roberts came down from
Cando yesterday where she has been
visiting DR.. Roberts for the last few
days.
| Enroute to Aberdeen.
Mrs. Frank Murdick and daughters
Edna and Felma and Miss Adah Moves
came down from Rolla yesterday. Mrs.
Murdick and Miss Velma are going to
Aberdeen, S. d., for visit, while Miss
Edna and Miss Adah Noyes are going
to st. Paul, after which Miss Edna will
join her mother and sister in Aberdeen.
! Crum Here.
Clarence Crum of st. John was a