Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
(From Saturdays Daily.l

having been postmaster here as we'll as
a legislator in this district, was an ar
rival in the city today to make an an
nual visit wish friends here as well as
to look after his farming interests in
Ramsey county Mr.. Kelly is in very
good health and is as happy and Jolly
as ever.
Attorney Mcfarland of Bisbee,
member of the firm of Mcfarland &
Houska, is in the city today and is
looking over the prospects of establish
ing real estate branch to the Bisbee
concern in this city. Mr.. Mcfarland
is to be in charge of the Devils Lake
office.
remnants carry out a decorative
/! scheme that will enhance the den or
i any room two-fold When you can buv
something that will improve the ap-
pearance of your room at half the
money you need not hesitate in having
your apartments as nobby as any other.
MeInnes & Thiessen. 9-27
Fl. B. Jersey, district forecaster of
the weather bureau department was
here from Milwaukee this week in
speeding the local weather station.
From all accounts Mr.. Hersey found
everything here in tip top condition
and is high in his praise the efic-
lent work that is being done by Fore
caster Randall.
Last evening Mrs. Hurst entertained
in honor of Miss Vera Baker who will
leave tomorrow for Lyons, n Y. The
evening was spent in games ami music.
Delightful refreshments were served
after which the guests departed. Those
present were Misses Norma Miller, Ma
BILE Bondelid. Maude Sprague, Hazel
Mckay, Eta Mckay, Inez Kollar, Mes
, danes Rodenbach and A[undt, Messrs.
, Wilson, Jones, Mundt, Kelly, Wenzel
+ McInnis and Hurst.
, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas billy entertain
, e dior Mr.. Fritz last evening, who is
visiting here from Minot.
: The cases against Thomas, Nimmt
! and Youngworth were continued unit
e Monday afternoon.
i A marriage license was issued today
t to Roy NJ. Cossins and Miss Anna An
2 tonson, both Of this city.
D Miss Martha Shelver returns tonigh
from her claim in eastern Montana
y Miss shelver has been living there
f since May.
f The county commissioners will con
e vene next Monday and the matter O.
an appropriation from this county rel
, ative to the Lake Region exhibit at
r the St. Paul land show will probabl,
i be considered at that time.
Mrs. Ed Griffith and children OF
/. Leeds are visiting with Mrs. o. S. Shell
|. don this week.
d Miss Harriet Mccarthy and Mrs NJ
o Mccarthy went to Deils Lake Monda,
t where they stayed with Hiss Ella Nc
a earthly until Tuesday, when Miss Har
riet left on No. for Great Falls, Mon
e tana, where she was married on Wed
: nesday, Sept. 27tth, at IL a. M, to MI
J. r. NJ. Templeton. From Great Fall
the happy couple will go to WALLER
8 Montana, where. they will make thei
future home. Miss Mccarthy is wei
$ known here, having spent the past sum
j. mer here and before that she laugh
school at Park River. Her man,
e friends in York wish them many lon
e years Of happy and prosperous marie,
t life.-York Dispatch.
The crew on the Farmers line mad
D a trip from Hansboro to Devils LAX
v last Sunday and the Sunday before t
J. clean up the accumulated cars of grail
which the regular mixed train was I'm
l. able to handle during the week. TIL
d management expects to put on regu
k lar freight as soon as the movement o
8. grain becomes gencral.-Starkweath
"a Times.
n In only little over two weeks tn
E. Devils Lake drug store cases, in whic
|. charges of violating the liquor law ar
"a laid against drug store owners, will b
"a called up again. Those cases tina
il were not disposed of at the June tern
n being continued on the calendar as
Is result Of a disagreement of the jurie
Ia will be the ones revived at this time.
al October 16 is the date on whic
Judge Templeton goes to Lakota fc
n. the term in question, the cases havin
IN been transferred from Ramsey counut
+. to Nelson county.-Grand Forks Time
he Threshing has been progressing RAJ
OF idly during the past Few days an
or grain is turning out as well as was e:
er pected. Wheat is averaging about Fl
il. teen bushels to the acre, while barle
en- and oats are one Of the heaviest cro]
G. ever raised in this section of the cou
tie ty. Practically no fax has bee
threshed yet, but this promises to heb
NJ valuable crop and a good yielder. A
as in all farmers are very well satisfied
lie. Edmore Herald News.
in Prof. and Mrs. Schroeder will ente
rs. tain all of the new teachers at di
ed ner next Saturday evening, at which
w. most enjoyable time is anticipate
is Mrs. Schroeder's mother, Mrs. J.
a Henry, of Devils Lake, will assist
entertaining -Rnohv Ontimist