Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Dailyo

(From Fridays Daily)
G. Gullson of Churchs Ferry was il
the city yesterday.
J. Weed was here yesterday from
Grand Harbor.
Ex-Governor z. Y. Sarles was here
yesterday from Hillsboro enjoying
hunt at the reservation.
R. E. Hatcher of Fargo who has beer
spending several days in the city lef'
yesterday for his home.
o. S. NTH of Newton township wa:
in the city yesterday.
Frank Frye was in from Lake town
ship yesterday, having been hampere'
by the rain yesterday.
DR.. A. T. Horsman was at York yes
terday looking after his farming in
terests.
J. Brainard, ST., left last evening
for Springfield, Mass, where he viii
spend the winter months.
William J. Nixon was in the city
yesterday from Hope township.
Sam Watson Of Fancher TOWNSHIP
was a visitor in Devils Lake yester
day.
Ix-County Commissioner Chris And
crson of South Minnewaukan township
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lyckan won the handsome cut
glass dish offered by the Charles thea
tire for a prize to the one holding the
lucky number in the drawing made al
the first performance last ecvning.
]. ]. Samson returned yesterday af
ternoon from Lakota, where he has
been attending to legal business
A marriage license was issued today
to Daniel Tweten and Mary Jensen
bith of Brocket.
Judge Henry issued marriage Ii
cense to Nick Hobart of this city and
Regina Steffen of Pleasant Lake.
The Modern Woodmen held an inter
esting session last evening, Initiating
candidates and enjoying social time.
John Ray has moved to the city and
is making his home at So Kelly ave,
nue..
This morning the last meeting of the
Fifteenth Convention of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs was held
The time was devoted to the discussion
of many proposed amendments to the
constitution.
Miss Charlotte Hodgson is on the
sick list this week.
Ed. Blanchfeld was in the city yes
rerday from Grand HORROR.
j. L. Graham was here yesterday
from Crazy attending to business mat
tiers.
By special arrangement "Thelma'
will appear at the Ramsey Drug store
all day tomorrow.
Martin Vagstad and John Tucke,
left on hunting trip yesterday but
failed to get the limit as was the case
on the first day trip, when they secured
the record in short time.
Attorney Griffin, who recently moved
to Devils Lake from Edmore, expects
the arrival Of his family today and viii
make his home at BOG Eighth street.
Mrs. ]. II. Cook, a delegate from
Willow City to the Federation conven
ton, has been stopping with Mrs. Her
man Stenseth during her stay in Dew
lis Lake.
Mrs. Farrell and children left fo1
their home at White, s. D., afte
spending the past few weeks at tn
Van Lew home in this city.
Mrs. j. F. Lang was the honor CUES
at party given last evening at tn
home of Mrs. Brandt, a number O.
lady friends gatsering to give part
ing token before Mrs. Laing's depart
ure. Mrs. Laing, who will soon leav,
Devils Lake, was presented with F.
handsome set of china by those pres
ent.
It is estimated that only forty pc
cent of the threshing has been don
around Munich. About sixty per cen
has been done in Ramsey county, othe
than fax. The rain will probably hol
up farming operations for two or tire
days at least.
Erick Anderson has threshed 25
bushels Of flax on thirteen acres, whicl
speaks well for Ramsey county fla:
this year-nineteen bushels to tn
acre.
Rev. Clattenburg of the Church O
the Advent announced today that h
had secured the $4,000 necessary to as
sure the erection Of the Guild hous
and work will likely be started thi
fall, the building to be completed mex
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pasanault hav
as their guest, Miss Pasanault of Dew
lis Lake, who comes to visit with the1
until their departure for California
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasopault are leavin
within few days for Sacramento, Cal
to make their home, and their man
friends are regretting that they are t
leave.-Minot Optic.