Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
DEVILS LAKE SUITS
PRESS OF ST. PAUL
STORY WHICH WAS DISPATCHED
FROM THIS CITY WILL BE OF
local INTEREST.
AUTOISTS ENJOYED THEIR STAY
IN THIS CITY JUDGING FROM
ACCOUNT.

Relative to the visit of the Twin
Citv-Helena tourists the st. Paul Dis
patch-Pioneer Press will have the fol-
lowing to say IN the issue of today:
Devils Lake people simply turned
over their town to the trophy tour
lists today and said ego as far as you
like They furnished twenty auto
mobiles and the Twin City visitors not
only saw the town but they saw al
Of the surrounding country, inclld g
the big Salt Lake which used TO be i'll
the towns back yard but is six miles
away now.
The fact that dozen differen1 kinds
of Devils Lake weather were exhibited
didn t cool the enthusiasm at all. There
was wind in the morning, rain at noon.
sunshine in between and at o'clock
snow fell. There We're only few flakes
but all of the tourists saw it and they
are willing to vcucn for the fact.
\ baseball game ct Chautauqua parl;
with few boat rides and band con-
cert furnished the afternoon IS amuse,
ment President ". II. Horton of thu.
Commercial club AMI Mayor McClorv
were the busy hosts. In the evening
everybody went to the Great Northern
hotel for band concert and later to
the Commercial club for refreshments.
Weather something like that which
the pathfinder felt out here couple
of months ago made it necessary to
turn on the heat in the train Sunday
and if the same kind Of weather keeps
up, all the heavy coats in town will
be purchased before tomorrow start.
The start for Berthold will be at Z
a. III. sharp and the arrival is scheduled
for $3.50. The features Of the evening
program are ball game at clock
between the North Dakota Stars and
Berthold, and a bowery hall. The lat,
ter starts at $3.50 and the exact char
acter of it is being kept secret. There
are other features, chief of which are
refreshments, and the program an.
nounces that no change will be made
except additional refreshments.
The Carburetor" published aboard
Hotel Speedometer, the world S orig
iIal automobile train a:y oil time by
uoke Smith, editor ard Cal Steadman
tnd Dick Snowhook, associate editors
made its first appearance today. Its
motto is: Gas We Quincy through life
let us Speed by the way The wea
ther report says "Dry in North Dakota
wet in Montana" It's leading editor
ial says: "Louie Fill, the genial hos
Of the Hotel Special, Seems to BE max
ing good in his new calling. Keep it up
Louie, maybe you'll get rich.''
A statement published that Cole No
is broke its steering gear was a mis-
take The Cole: driven by G. J. Rose
one Of the most experienced drivers OF
the tour, broke a small piece from it.
shifting arm. It is possible for til!
car to finish the run without repairin:
the break, which is a minor one, BIZ
Driver Rose will probably take small
penalization and work on the car fo-
few minutes. Both the Cole entrant
are making an excpctioral record.
No official penalties have been IN
nounced, but DR.. Duttcn sail toaigL
that small penalties would be place
against the Colby and the Krt whc
the technical committee meets.
The most fun of the whole tour OF
CURED tonight when Mrs Dudley He1
sev and F. ". Osman, assisted by Mr.:
Fawkes as flower girl and il. G. Chan
berlain of this city, went through
mock wedding ceremony. Immediate
following, the staff of the Daily Ca
buretor went into It's sanctnm and i
sued an extra with the picture Of th
blush:ng bride. \ er'nale followc
AMI when the h"plv couple appeare
on the platform they were showcrc
with rice. The Carburetor describe
Mrs. Hersey as the only real, indispen
able, irreproachab'e. unauthorized, III
assuming, haphazara. irresistible IN
torist afloat.
Injuries which John Ringing r
: ceived when his big Pierce Arrow no
\ contestant went into the ditch Frida
afternoon, have turned out to be mo
serious than first reported and the ci
{ Gus man is now confined to his priva
car Wisconsin, under the care
! physicians on the train.
His knee is wrenched and he is SUI
fering a great deal Of pain all throut
his body. His car is being driven
his chauffeur.
Since the rumor has spread that a,
of the automobiles are liable to be he
up by bandits known to be in this sc
ton, practically every driver has s
cured revolver which he is carryi1
at his side in the car. Beginning
morrow Chief Special Agent Al r.
of the Great Northern will scatter
men through the various automobil
with orders to watch the road.
Mr.. Ray denied this morning that a
plot to rob the train had been uneart
ed.
IT don It think they would try that