Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
(Monday IS Daily.)

Mr.. c. H. Kerndt, who is here from
Lansing, Iowa, on visit to his sons,
Julius and Charlie, informs us that he
is in receipt Of news from home that
he is again a grandpa, and Gus is step
ping high, wide and handsome. The
latest arrival is to the house Of Reed,
J. B., Lansing, Iowa, whose wife is
daughter of Mr.. Kerndt. Gus says he
doesn't know whether to attribute the
advent Of the grandchild to his So
journing in productive North Dakota
or to the recent floods in Allamakee
county, Iowa.-Penn Hustler.
Local patrons of the Western Union
will regret to learn that Miss Hanson
the former manager who left the first
of the month for her vacation has ac-
copied position with the company in
Minneapolis and will not return to
Devils Lake. Miss Hanson was ever
courteous and capable to those using
the wires and her decision to remain
in the Mill City will be regretted by
local people.
Charles Turner is surprised that the
Fargo Courier-News reporter was UNI
able to read his name on the hotel reg
lister, but he does not wonder that the
fellow was unable to make out Sam
Wineman signature.
F. w. Ramaley Of st. Paul accom-
panied by his chauffeur passed through
the city last evening on their way to
Cando where they will visit friends
before the hunting season opens. They
are driving a National car equipped
with dog cage behind. The party
left st. Paul Wednesday afternoon ami
have had thoroughly enjoyable trip.
Hans Westergaard and his force of
cement workers from Devils Lake,
completed his work on the village side
walks Thursday, and his work is high
ly pleasing to the village board and
citizens generally. Mr.. Wsstergaard
informs the Sun that his work here
amounts to 1,25965.-Churches Ferry
Sun.
The Elks held their regular meeting
Saturday evening and made plans for
the coming fall. Quarters will be Sc
cured for the lodge as soon as possibel
and limitations will be resumed next
month.
The next meeting of the North Da-
kota state board of railway commits
sioners will be held at the Waldorf no.
tel at Fargo, Sept. S. There will be
considerable business of Importance to
come before the board at that time
Several applications for stations will
likely be received and considered aside
from numerous other improvements
and sidings ordered.
Attorney and Mrs. Geo. A. Bangs
of Grand Forks took legal steps
through their attorney Geo Robbins to
adopt Donald Willett Pond, aged IL
months. The little lads mother died
some time ago while his father is a
resident Of this city. AS result Of
the legal steps taken the baby's new
name is Donald Alfred Walstein Bangs.
Conductor R. G. Wynne, who owns
property in the vicinity of Antler
and who formerly ran on the Sherwood
branch said, when Informed of the cy-
clones: "Coming on top Of poor crops
the property damage will mean much
to the farmers. I know number of
those who were injured and trust that
the fatalities will be few.''
Judge Charles F. Templeton leaves
at noon today for Pelican Lake and
expects to be gone twon or three
weeks. Judges Pollock, Cowan and
Kneeshaw have been requested to act
for him in his absence.-Grand Forks
Herald.
The first hint of the opening of
school is evidenced by the fact that
the merchants are putting in their an
nual stock Of school supplies and school
wearing apparel.
The county commissioners will meet
in adjourned session next Friday and
Saturday to finish business left over
from the regular meeting.
Miss Lizzie Ryan returned last even.
ing from two weeks visit with
friends at Glenburn, Minot and Devils
Lake.-Grand Forks Herald.
Col. !. IT. Frame was a visitor in the
city yesterday from Grafton. Col
Frame states that the crops in the vi
entity of his town are encouraging.
w. Fl. Denny a we'll known resident
of Williston who enjoys wide ac-
quaintance throughout the state was in
the city Yesterday the guest of friends.
Miss Irene Thompson Of Devils Lake
is spending this week here visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. L. Schultz Churches
Ferry Sun.
guest at the Miller home in Norway
township the fore part of the week.
Churches Ferry Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Folk are the
proud parents Of a baby hoy born Sun
day.
Druggist McGurren of Churches
Ferry was in the city yesterday visit
ing at the home of his brother DR.. Nc.
GErren.
R. V. Bice, John Mclean and Char
les Turner were at Garske yesterday
visiting at the DUEL farm.
The Ramsey drug store has an at
tractive display of spices now on dis
| play in its window.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stenseth of St.
Paul were in the city yesterday. the
guests at the Herman Stenseth home.
A number from this city are plann-
ing to go to Minot this week to reg
lister on the Fort Berthold lands.
D. V. Brennan returned Saturday
evening from Rock Lake where he
looked after real estate business.
Mrs. G. P. Wildoiny of St. Paul is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. 7.
Moen on East 5th street.
| The coronation scenes are the spec
ial attraction at the Charles theatre
starting today.
Mrs. Thomas Page entertained a
few friends at cards on Saturday ev-
ening.
U. L. Burdick, Lieut.. Gov. of the
state was in the city yesterday.
Eugene Fenelon left Sunday to look
after business in South Dakota.
G. E. Burgess and family spent Sun.
day at Toxic.
Viola Snowman is in the city for