Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
(f'rom Saturdays Daily.)

S. II. Wilson the deputy bank exam
iner of North Dakota left yesterday for
Grand Forks having finished checking
the county offices here.
Harry Quick left for Fargo after at
tending to business matters in the city
in the interest of Walker Bros. & Har-
dy.
The firm of Russell g. Walker have
dissolved partnership and G. o. Russell
is now sole owner having assumed all
the liabilities and assets of the con-
Germ.
Jack Deidenhoffen moved into the
Evans residence on East Third street
yesterday. Jack did the job while Mrs.
Deidenhoffen was away visiting and
there was surprise in store for her
when she arrived in Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rebey returned
to their home last evening at Hill City,
Mimi, after visit of several days in
Devils Lake.
John Thelin rendered his report to
the county board yesterday as chair
man of the county poor farm commit
tee showing 1920 as gross receipts
from crop on the farm this year.
Mrs. Rutten, who sometime ago un-
derwent an operation at Mercy hospital,
has returned to her home and is doing
nicely.
Miss Evelyn Williams of England is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lulu Will
liams over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Lynske returned from
Hansboro today.
Misses Edith Witkopf and Freder-
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friends this evening at Hallowe zen
party. The Witkopf home on Seventh
street will be the scene of the delight
full affair.
Devils Lake ranks third in North Da-
kota in the increase of borrowers at the
public library, the gain during the past
year being ATS, making the total num-
Der of borrowers 1909. It also ranks
fourth in the number Of books owned,
the number being 1862.
The latest postal laws are such that
newspaper publisher can arrest any
one for fraud who takes paper and re-
fuses to pay for it. Under this law the
along for sometime unpaid, then orders
has a post card sent notifying the pub
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and fine, the same as for theft.-Flash-
er Hustler.
Twas rumored that E. A. McFarlane
Devils Lake, but in an interview with q
Gazette representative Mr.. McFarlana
states that although he has had a very
fattering offer from Devils Lake par
ties to enter into business associa-
ton, he has not definitely decided to
accept and will remain here for the
time being-Bisbee Gazette.
Never before has the Hallowe zen
spirit been so strong in Devils Lake as
this year. There are more parties and
entertainments of various kinds ar
ranged for the coming week than can
be imagined. The fine displays Of Hal
lowe ZEN favors in the stores have a
great deal to do with interesting the
people.
Register of Deeds Hoghaug is busy
this week threshing at his farm near
Derrick.
G.. L. Aabar of Minneapolis, former
resident of Devils Lake, is in the city
today.
II Mrs. Faust's many friends will re-
joice to learn that she is speedily re-
covering from her recent illness.
Miss Esma Miller, who is teaching
at Derrick, is the guest at the Senator
Baker home at Edmore.
Il Mrs. Alex Elmslie delightfully."- en-.
tertained the School Avenue club yes.
terday afternoon.
J Mrs. Lonnevik and children of Web.
ster are in town shopping today.
The many friends Of Mrs. William
Hurst, Jr., will be glad to learn that
| she is recovering from her recent i'll
ness. Mrs. Hurst is still at the Mercy
r hospital.
Mrs. Julius johnson is a guest at the
:, Caspar Skratass home on Second street
Jack Robertson, who has been i'll
for some time at the General hospital
left there some days ago and has gone
5 to Grand Forks for the winter.
Fred Bauer has accepted a position
at the Great Northern shops.
j Raimc Valcnderie is i'll with typhoif
t fever at the Valcnderie home in Cate
township.
: A. II. Dahl is over from Tolna OF
business.
n Pat Kelly of Doyon is spending {
few days in town.
= Harry Palmer is business visitor
t from Minot.
Bert Raymond is up from the Fork
! for few days.
r Miss Dora Williams many friend
will be pleased to learn that she is i'm
proving rapidly from her recent i'll
Y ness.
g John M. Kelly of Milo has been il
r. town on business the past few days.
n Michael Frank returned today to hi
home at Gallo. Mr.. Frank came il
is yesterday on business.
t. Peter Regan was in from his farm
ut Webster. He reports that threshin
!. is finished on the big Regan farm an
q they arc now sending their rig down t
II the reservation to thresh out 600 acre
X that the Regan boys have on the res
1t ervation. The hax will 60 fifteen bush