Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
(Monday's Daily.)

udy WIN TRENDS.
Sherman McClory was passenger to
Minneapolis yesterday, where he will
attend to business matters.
Elmer Engebretson, manager of the
Devils Lake Drug store, was a passcn-
ger to South Dakota yesterday, where
he will visit with relatives.
James Boyd, of Brown & Bigelow,
was in the city today and succeeded in
disposing of much of his wares.
0. Dahl, brother of DR.. Dahl of this
city, is a candidate for guard on the
!. University of North Dakota football
team this year.
Fl. J. Hinck yeft this morning for
Grand Forks where he will enter the
University of North Dakota. Harry is
an ex-football star and will likely try
out for the "U' team.
The full report Of the North Dakota
State Bankers association which met
at Fargo during the summer, has been
sent out by Secretary McFadden.
Under the new law an examination
of witnesses before trial was made be-
fore Judge Cowan last Saturday after
noon in the case of John CHESS ct al,
VS.. William Giles, ct al, the matter in
volving an estate. Attorneys II. G.
Middaugh and G. A. Babcock appeared
for the plaintiff and intervenor and
John J. Samson for the defendant.
Harry NJ. Case, editor of the Melville
Journal, was in the city today on bus
mess. Mr.. Case is enthusiastic over
the crop outlook in his section of the
state. The barley has been especially
good and the wheat will exceed expec-
tations.
John Miller suffered runaway ac-
cident last Saturday afternoon which
did considerable damage. Lucky Mr..
Miller was not in the rig at the time
OF the accident or it might have re-
suited fatally for him.
w. M. Holbrook, the former Devils
Lake merchant, now Of California, has
returned to the city to finish his visit
here. The past week he has spent at
Winnipeg, Cavalier, St. Thomas and
Grand Forks.
DR.. Peter Dahl, former university
student, now located at Devils Lake,
was in the city yesterday calling on
old friends, and looking after business
interests.-Grand Forks Herald.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dingle wish to
thank those who rendered their assis-
lance at the funeral of their little son,
and for the many beautiful floral gifts.
Goldberg's store is so crowded that
something must be disposed of. He
must make room for two carloads of
furniture. 1t can only be done by
disposing of the go-carts, so here goes.
All this week..
Rueben Stee, a graduate of the uni.
versity in the class of 1911 and now
instructor in manual training and
coach Of the football team in the La.
kota high school, is visiting in the
city.-Grand Forks Times.
H. A. Blaufuss, who resides foul
miles south Of Doyon, wa transactine
business in Lakota Saturday. He stat
ed that he had 40 acres of wheat
threshed that went between 13 and Is
bushels to the acre. Mr. Blaufuss is
one of the pioneer farmers of this sec.
ton, having resided on his present
farm since 'S3.-Lakota American.
little fire scare was started in
town Wednesday when some careless
member of M. D. Buffers threshina
crew set fire to the straw stack neal
which the machinery was standing
The scene Of the fire and hustling was
Immediately back Of O. Hooker's an6
Hantula' IS residences. All of the ma
chinery was pulled out of the way OF
the 1ames.-Brocket News.
Two Indian divorce eases were grant
ed in district court last Saturday
which shows the gradual trend of civ
1llzation, according to Attorney Stew
art of Minnewaukan, who appeared fol
the Indians Of Minnewaukan. In one OF
the cases the decree was granted where
the Indian was seventy-eight years old
The cases went by default, there being
no appearance on the part of the
squaws. Attorney Stewart appeared
in both cases.
Superintendent of Schools Haig has
received the August appropriation from
the state on the school census enumera
ton OF 1855 pupils enrolled in Ramsey
county. The income and interest pe1
capita is 81, or $2,46s.95; fines etc
$36o5, making total appropriation OF
$2.5O5.sO.
Hotel Inspector O'Gorman arrived
last evening from Devils Lake. He
found the Colonial, Great Northern and
sevilla hotels in good shape.-Grand
Forks Herald.
Goldberg's store is so crowded that
something must be disposed of. He
must make room for two carloads of
furniture. 1t can only be done by
disposing Of the go-carts, so here goes
All this week..
A. H. Bell was granted druggist Is
permit by Judge Cowan last Saturday
afternoon.
Manson L.,
Of schools of Towner county, is in the
city today visiting at the office of Sup.
erintendent of Schools Haig.
Engineer Sykes of Minneapolis ar.
rived in the city this morning and this
afternoon is meeting with the water
and light committee of the city coun.
ell.
Dave Turner of Dry Lake township
is business visitor in Devils Lake to,
day.
DR.. Culp was in from Fort Tottcn
last Saturday to attend the meeting of
the Elks.
Chas Doyon of Doyon is in the city
today looking after business matters
and visiting with friends.
John Dahlcn of Cleveland township
is a business visitor in Devils Lake to.
day.
j. W. Cavers of Churchs Ferry was in
the city last Saturday evening to at.
tend the Elks meeting
Mr.. FAIRIES Of Fort Totten, a promi.
nent Elk, was in the city last Satur.
day evening to attend the meeting of
that organization.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy P. Brleson and
their little son will leave for the east
some time this week and will first 90
to Geneva, N. Y. They have not yet
decided upon their definite location but
will take with them the best wishes
| of the LARGE circle of friends thew have