Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-18
On Vacation.

Miss Dawn Van Liew leaves Thurs
day for Wahpeton for a few days Wis
it with friends.
To Cowan Farm.
Tom Young left today with string
of horses for the Cowan farm where he
will assist in the harvesting.
Passed Through.
John Petit of Rock Lake passed
through the city yesterday enrou.e
home from Minneapolis.
Visited Friends.
Miss Lenore and Master Donnellv
Thompson were in town yesterday
from Chautauqua visiting with friends.
Deering Harvesters.
j. II. Stone and Mr. Craig. both of
the Deering Harvester works of Chi
! city today
capt. Atkins Here
Capt. Atkins of Cando was in the
city yesterday to attend the funeral
of Miss Loretta Kelly.
Visiting.
Miss Clara Anderson of Crarv has
been visiting the Misses Stella and
Cora Maxwell for a few days.
Convalescing.
Miss Josie Antonson, who has been
in the hospital with appendicitis is
convalescing and will probably leave
the hospital today.
Dueu Back.
Judge D. G. Ducll returned today
from his farm near Garske.
White Returns.
c. d. White returned today from 4
business trip to Hanshoro and other
points on the Farmers line.
Barnett Here.
W. H. Barnett of Fargo. assistant L.
s. attorney, is in the city taking evil
lence in the U. S. court in reference to
circulation of entries of McHenrv coun-
tv lands.
Visits Walter.
Mrs. johnson, who has been visiting
with her son, Walter Ness. has return
ed to her home in Minneapolis.
Honey Here.
| Charles Honey of Edmorc is in the
city this afternoon transactiny bust
ness.
Broke Contract.
| Miss Fannie \. Fowler, one of the
teachers in the Churchs Ferry high
school last year, has informed the board
that she wishes to be released from her
contract to teach next year as she has
"another engagement. - The board,
under the circumstances, will of course
release her. In this connection it
might be interesting to note that Mr..
Harold E. White, of Grand Forks, a
graduate of the university with the
class of 1910, and during the past wear
principal of the East Grand Forks
school, has accepted position in Bald
win college, Bangalore, India. and will
leave early i'll September, visiting Eng
land and the continent enroute. Mr.
White is known to many of our citizens
who will join the Sun in wishing him
success in his new field of labor, and
although a little "previous," in ex.
tending congratulations upon the break
ing of the Churchs Ferry high school
contract and the consummaton of ar.
other in which he is more directly in
terested.-Churchs Ferry Sun.
Have Elevator.
y. G. Mcleod aud y. W. Hunt have
purchased the Minneapolis & Northern
elevator at Crary, and will conduct
H." sam" as an Independent or Far
mers elevator company. This will give
'.rary Two indepenticrt grain buvlny
concerns, H. A. Nicholson being prop.
rittor os the Golden Grain Elevator
c"9:a'y. u. w. HIa+er has resigned
as agant Of the st. Al,tcnv & Dakota
EleAatcr company.-Crary Public Opin.
| ion
New Elks' Home.
The Fargo Elks are planning on =
new Home in that city. A committee
has been appointed and the member
snip is enthusiastic over the prospects
Master Carpenter.
Mr: harrington, master carpenter of
thc Great Northern, is in town TODAY
from Grand oFrks
Business Matter Settled.
The matter of the dissolution of part-
nership of L. j. Wehe and Monroe
Branchfiower was settled yesterIay. Mr.,
Branchfower will continue in the citv
IN another line Of business, willie Mr.
Wehe will conduct the business as now
expecting the assistance Of law SIN
dent shortly who will handl, the col-
lection agency business and study law
with Mr. Wehe
Party at Sihlers.
| ~ ulHhcI party winch TOOK place at
the Sihler residence last evening prov
ed to be one of the society events of
the season. The party was in honor
OF Mrs. Hitchcock Of Milwaukee, moth
er OF Mrs. Melham and Mrs. Nichols Of
Fargo, Mrs. Freeman's mother.
Old Settler.
| LA Webster of Spokane, WASHINGTON
one of our old settlers, arrived in town
| Wednesday. Mr., Webster will remain
here for perhaps several months, look
ing after his farm interests. Although
on account of his health he is compel-
led to remain in the west, still MIR.
Webster always speaks of North Da-
kota as his "home. ''-Crary Public
Opinion.
More Permits.
More hunting permits were issued TO-
day to F. W. Tombs, Ralph Tombs, NJ.
Hagen and Sanford Hagen, of this citv.
and to John Tiemeyer, H. .Ioureenson.
FRED Rasmussen and Fred Anderson
of Starkweather.
Long Auto Trip.
Prof. Clark, manual training instruc.
tor of the high school, has arrived at
Canton, ILL.,, his home, making the trip
by automobile from Devils Lake in
six days. He will return before school
opens.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)