Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

county auditors. In the decision Of
Judge Allen announced yesterday Aud
itor Felson lost no time in notifying the
members Of the association and all in
the state received notice today, includ.
ing County Auditor Bice Of Ramsey
L. A. Aaberg received severe
wound on his forehead last Monday
evening by horseshoe thrown by one
of his companions while playing quoits.
1t seems that Mr.. Aaberg stepped in
the way while the pitcher was deliver.
ing from the opposite peg, the horse.
shoe striking him on the forehead and
cutting deep cash. He came to town
and DRY eseith8}son dressed the wound,
putting ii 1f6hr' stitches. The wound is
not considered dangerous and Mr.. Aa-
berg is able to be around attending to
his ork.ALawton Republican.
The Shakespeare club held an inter.
esting session yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. B. E. Baldwin on
Sixth street. 'The regular program was
carried out followed by two excellent
piano solos, which were greatly appre-
c1ated by those in attendance. Mrs.
Rollins, who has just returned from her
trip abroad entertained with an address
on what she had seen in the foreign
countries visited and she did it in such
an admirable manner that she fairly
took the club members on an interest
ing voyage to Europe and Africa.
The club is looking forward to the
next meeting which will occur next
Monday at thehome of Mrs. John F..
Cowan. @
In accordance with the orders issued
from Kansas City, Nc. where the TWEEN
ty-second annual convention of the
Trans Missippi Commercial Congress is
to be held November IA to II, it is nee
essary to appoint delegates from the
commercial bodies OF Devils Lake
Governor Burke has already appoint
ed state delegates, there being several
on the list from this city and in addi-
ton to these Acting Mayor s. L. Wine
ma ntoday appointed Dennis Kelly, T.
A. Haslam and General II. M. Creel to
represent Devils Lake at the deep wat
er-way meet.
| President w. H. Horton of the Com.
mercial club has appointed George Ro.
,denbach, F. W. Mann and Henry Hale
to attend the meeting as delegates from
this city.
William Falger moved from the Chau
tauqua grounds today and has rented
apartments ir ne Locke block.
Next Friday evening the l2lks will
Civ, another Informal da 1cing party
nj" last function given recently having
Mt with decid".i success.
II. j. Hinck leaves tonight for Grand
Forks. 81
Mrs. G. Baker will 90 to Sherwood
| to visit Mrs. Green.
/ J. J. Samson, "the busiest man in
I town. went to Pekin today on bust
! ness.
| 1t is not positively decided yet as tc
whether the football team will play
Rugby or Lakota Saturday.
| The young ladies Altar Sodality is
bein gentertained at Father Angus
tines house by Misses Meters and
Schardent.
George E. Thompson has moved hi.
family from Chautauqua to . cottage
,,hich he rented on E yht1 street ant
| uIne avenue.
Mrs. Hayes left yesterday for he
home at Chicago after visiting few
weeks with her sisterin-law, Mrs. Chios
tri Of this city. e
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Desmond of AK
ley left for their home Sunday. The,
spent the fore part Of the week VISITING
Jack Desmond and wife.
Yesterday afternoon party consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Chiostri and Mrs
Chiostri Is sister, Mrs. Hayes of Chica
go, and Mrs. Bedford and daughter
:, made an auto trip to Fort Totten.
This afternoon a number of the higl
school boys playing on the second team
and team composed Of the 9Th grad
boys at the Washington school play
game at the grounds south Of town.
Mrs. A. E. Downs of Green Isle
Mimi, and her daughter, Mrs. William
Murray of Minneapolis, left Sunday at
ter spending week at the home. o
Mrs. Down g sister, Mrs. j. F. Cowan
Yesterday afternoon the high schoo
athletic association met and considere,
a proposition with Mr.. Hill, VIII
wishes to speak here Friday night. TIL
subject Of his tayk is "The Land o
the Vikings" Nothing was done abou
it. The plan is to guarantee Mr.. Hi
ten dollars and local entertainment an
any surplus from sale of tickets goe
into the association treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Schwabe vii
leave tonight for. Ohio. Mrs. Schwab
VIII remain in ST. Pau: for month
While Mr.. Schwabe viii continue on t
Ohio to which state h. has been trans
ferred. The Schwabes made numerou
friends in Devils Lake while here an
regret lcatIng as much as their man
friends regret to see the mleave