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

Sanford Hagen, of the Devils Lake
Drug store, was appointed on the adul-
iteration committee of the druggists ut
the state session at Grand Forks.
Got Hotel.
George Rivers has purchased the bus
mess OF the Columbia hotel, conducted
by Mr.. Slutz. The deal was closed
yesterday. Mr.. Rivers will continue
the hotel proper, Mr. SLUT retaining
his interest in the pool room.
Stragglers OusTed.
A number of stragglers have been
ousted out Of the Great Northern de-
pot, where they were forced to find
shelter out Of the rain yesterday. None
were passengers, however, and were
using the depot as loafing place.
Passed Through.
Some of the Twin City-Helena tour
lists who went to visit the new park
passed through the city enroute home
Oh No. last evening
New Awning.
M. dickson is having new awning
installed at the Chicago store.
Will Shoot.
Company NJ will shoot on Sunday in
one of their regular workouts. The
boys are waiting with interest for the
start of the National shoot.
Plenty of Sugar.
L. A. Haslam has plenty of sugar at
the old price-boueht before the raise.
Fair Called Off.
Due to the wet weather the fair at
Leeds yesterday was called off, ac-
cording to Banker Page who was there
from this city.
Visit Engesathers.
Misses Mabel and Julia Shelver and
Miss Glerum left this morning for
Brocket for visit at the Engesather
home.
Went to Minot.
l. Glcrum and Rev. 0. Houkan of
Mekinock left today for NIinot to look
after some land business.
Conyers of Cando.
Mr.. Robert Conyers of Cando made
an auto trip to Devils Lake yesterday.
He was accompanied by number Of
friends. The party started back last
evening, the rain and muddy roads
seemed to make very little difference
in their having good time.
To Williston.
Miss Inga Guam. formerly chief oper.
ator in this city passed through Devils
Lake this morning on her way to Will
| liston.
Flumerfelt Here.
j. Flumerfelt of Morris township
was visitor in the city today looking
after business matters.
May Change Charge.
Harry Brooks, the young man charg-
ed with stealing the pennants from the
College cafe at the fair grounds, was
arraigned in municipal court this af-
ternoon. According to Brooks story
he was hired to sell the pennants by
the proprietors of the place, G. P.
Brownlee and Reuben Stee. The mat
ter is being investigated and it is
probable that the charge will be
changed from larceny to petit larceny.
Brooks was caught at Leeds and was
brought back here Tuesday night
Grand Forks Times.
Students to Stop Here.
Between 40 and 80 students from the
Forest school at Philadelphia will pass
through Devils Lake August Z, enroute
to Portland, Ore, where they will
spend a month before returning to the
east for the fall term of school.
The visitors are making the trip un-
der the care of number Of profess
sors of the school and will visit all the
cities of prominence on the coast. They
left Philadelphia about week ago
and are leisurely travelling westward.
Yesterday they took lake steamer at
Cleveland and will make trip through
the Great Lakes to Duluth, from where
they will go to the Twin Cities and
there board the Great Norih"rn for the
rip west. It is not known how long
they will be in Devils Lake.
Fargo Hatcher.
R. E. Hatcher, the FGargo insurance
man, is nthe city today attending TO
business matters.