Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
CITY IN BRIEF | /
(From Mondays Daily

E. r. LaSham is q business visitor
at Grand Forks for couple Of days.
Herman Schultz left today for Penn,
N. D., where he will look after bust.
ness matters.
Superintendent Ziebaeh and Mrs.
Ziebach and son were visitors from
Fort Totten yesterday to ttend the
101 ranch show.
Miles Miller Of Crary, is a relative
Of Joe Miller the head of the 1o1 ran
cheers in the city yesterday. Miles
grandfather and Joe's grandfathe,
were brothers.
From Devils Lake to Crookston was
the big jump made by the wild west
performers who play in Minnesota to-
day and then return to this state play
ing at Grand Forks Monday.
A. Farris of Fort Totten who is
playing with the Indian band at Chau-
tauqua, was with the first 101 ranch
show that Joe Miller put out and the
two had great fun yesterday in recall
ing old times.
R. s. Kinnan of Grand Forks, is
calling on the trade here today.
J. Waltzke is here from Bisbee at
tending to business matters.
j. G. Beatty Of Lakota, is in the city
today to attend to business matters
and also visit Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T. Simons of Bart.
lett are here today to attend the
Chautauqua dolrgs.
Mrs. NJ A. Knutson Of Hampden, is
here for visit with friends for few
days.
W. E. Henson of Hamar is in the
city visiting with friends for brief
period.
R. L. Thomson of Churchs Ferry, is
spending the day in the city taking in
the sights.
Fl. W. Muster is prominent Els.
beetle in Devils Lake today to see
the oirdmen fly.
Mrs. J. A. Mahood of Cando, is in
the city visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. P. R. Flint.
Ole Huff, who operates the store at
Fort Totten, was in the city today to
see the aeroplane flights.
Michigan visitors in the city today
interested in aviation are Miss Mary
Lamm, Walter Down, Mrs. P. D. Parks
and Mrs. W. D. Wagar.
A. Fitzgerald of Crookston, MINI,
was in the city yesterday and made
the return trip to his home with the
1o1 ranch that fills the bill at the
Minnesota city today.
G. G. Currie passed through the city
last evening in big touring car which
he purchased at Fargo. Mr.. Currie was
taking the jaunt from Fargo to his
homo at Cando.
Among the Edmorites in the city
yesterday to attend the ranch show
and who remained over today to see
the aeroplane flights are 81. j: Nyhus
and son Earle and T. Goulden.
Nj. J. Flanagan and G. c. Leveri,h,
the main rropellers Of this end of the
Great Northern railroad, were here to.
day from M:rct looking after the IN
forests of the company.
Walter ". Batten of Minneapolis,
who was formerly employed as tonsor.
ialist in Devils Lake is spending a
few days in the city visiting with
friends and attending to BUSINESS mat.
tiers.
George Comiskey who has been Wis.
iting at the W. II. Bedford home for
the past week and who sees marked ad-
vancement in Devils Lake since his
former visit to the city, departed last
evening for his home at Streeter, III.
John Fulton of Minot who attends to
a few odds and ends of Jim Hills
business in connection with the operat.
ing Of the Great Northern railway il
here today on a mission connected
with the two streaks Of iron.
Albert Jaqua, the Toxic fnancier,
who is chief Of police of the little vii
lage on the Aneta line is in the city
today looking at friends and visiting
with relatives. The birdman takes
Mr.. Jaqua's eye.
Louis Diechert, who resembles al
omnibus coming back, being built on
both sides alike, was here from Grand
Forks yesterday, talking about dia.
monds, aeroplanes and automobiles
Louie is interested in all three, hui
mostly interested in diamonds, that
is baseball diamonds, and he can 4
say too much about the Grand Fork:
league team.
Fremont Bacon, possibly one Of
the best baseball players in this sec
ton, and a pitcher Of ability holding
the mound for the Cando stars is il
the city today to witness some of tn,
sterling contests that are being put VI
at the Chautauqua grounds.
DR.. Cuthbert was stuck in the mut
! en- route to Chautauqua last evening
he broke his running gear and ha,
automobile traffic tied up for pario,
until kind hands assisted him in di
recting his flyer to the side of tn,
road.
Among the many Candoites in Dew
lis Lake today are the Conyers an,
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