Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-04
Brother in CITY.

1ueO. McLeOQ, from Cno famous
town Of Buffalo, the scene of the ac-
tivities on the N. p, where the daring
train robbery occurred, is prominent
visitor in the city today.
Lyman Is Here.
Charles J. Lyman and daughter of
st. John are visiting in the city today.
Many Went From Here. .,,a ~
( Many Devils Lakers left this after.
noon for Leeds to attend the opening
of the Benson county fair. "Lucky
Bob' st. Henry is scheduled for
fight.
Hausman Here.
w. A. Hausman of Churchs Ferry
was in the city yesterday visiting with
friends and attending to business mat
ters.
Going to Forks.
Mrs. John Duis and daughter Will
leave tomorrow for Grand Forks to WIS.,
it at the home of Senator and Mrs.
George Duis.
A Good Soaking.
Devils Lake and Ramsey county got
good soaking last evening and as u
result smiles galore appeared on the
faces of the citizens this morning, max.
ing the first of August an unusually
happy day. This is the tell tale month
and if it continues as it has startad
there need be no cause Cor worry about
the crops.
Sent to Leeds.
The North Dakota Agricultural col
lege exhibit at the state fair in this
city last week was shipped to Leeds
where it will be shown at the Benson
county fair this week.-Grand orks
Times.
Here From Garske.
Chris Lee Of Garske is prominent
farmer visiting in Dsvils Lake today
attending to business matters.
Former Resident.
Rev. Olson of Minot, former 1astor
in Devils Lake arrived here last ce,n-
ing and will spend week camping at
Chautauqua.
Warwick Anderson.
Charles Anderson, one of the popular
Warwick citizens, is business visit
or in Devils Lake today.
On a Trip.
Mrs. E. Bernier AID Miss Cke7ick
left for Leeds aud Rugby where they
will look after business matters, re-
turning to Devils Lake Thursday morn.
ing.
Hoboe Party.
DR.. and Mrs. Young, who are tent
ing on the Gray place on the shores of
Devils Lake, entertained unique par
ty Of the hoboe order, prizes being
awarded to the most conical costume.
Everyone attending appeared in the
barb Of the "hoboe'' and some inter
estiHg COS. u:nts wor, hrn,yhc ou:. Mr..
Gray captured the first prize with
typica. Norwegian .loboe costume wrile
Mr.. Quirk got sncord place attirr.l as
Weary Willie. a hak" and refresh
mems We're served and one Of the best
sort of times was had. Those attend
ing were: DR.. and Mrs. Young, and
niece Miss Elizabeth, of Philadelphia,
Prof. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Falger, Mr.. and Mrs. Klingel,
Miss Knutson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, Ray
Brannon, P. L. Garness, Mrs. Olason,
Miss Olson and Mr.. Quirk.
Manke There.
VIM. Manke arrived in Upham Sat
urday from Devils Lake for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. o. N. Lee. Mr..
Manke was the star twirler for the fast
Devils Lake baseball team this summer
and has the distinction Of never losing
game during the season when in the
box. He is considered the best spit
ball artist in the state and from here
goes to Minneapolis for a tryout in the
American association.-Upham Star.
Local Visitors.
G. r. Lymans Of ST John, accompan-
led by his daughter, were in the city
last evening the guests Of friends.
Roeh1n Leaves.
Fl. A. Roehm, chef at the Great Nor
thern hotel, left last night on No. .
for St. Paul. He expects to return
Friday of this week.
Stole Pennants.
1t one hundred and fifty college PEN
nants are offered for disposal in this
city the prospective buyer had bset
beware as that number were stolen
from the proprietors of the College
Cafe at the State Fair last week and
notices have been sent to the police
of the various towns. The thief is
supposed to have headed this way.
Guest at Serumgards.
Miss Pearl Monroe is the guest of
Misses Pauline and Olga serumgard.
She comes from Langdon.
Boost for Show.
Great interest is being taken in the
approaching vaudeville show of the
Church of the Advent. Rev. Clstten-
burg is bound to make the performance
a success and has an active bunch of
workers forwarding the movement. An
excellent program is being arranged
for August 16 and home talent prom
ises to be at its best.
Here From Forks.
Mrs. Theodore Mayer, mother OF
Mrs. R. E. Austin, was visitor for a
few days from Grand Forks. She re-
turned to her home this afternoon.
In the City.
Chief Thompson and "Bone' Hal
grims, who have been playing ball at
Upham were in the city and will 90 to
Crei ighton, Neb., to join forces with
Caylor and play ball there. The oovs
playing with upham, defeated Towner
Sunday by score of to 3.
Playing Good.
Word comes from Grand Forks that
''Toot" Thompson is there on the
Pickett team, playing an exceptional
game against Crystal Sunday which
the Picketts won.
Leaves Tonight.
Louis Mundt will leave this evening
for Michigan, where he will visit with
his parents.
Went to Mich,g gan.
Miss Buchanan has left for Michigan
where she will spend several weeks
visiting with friends and relatives.
Medical Meet.
The district medical society will hol?
forth this evening in the city hall. The
meeting promises to he well attended
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