Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
CITY IN BRIEF
(From Mondays Daily.)

(From Mondays Daily.)
J. Nelson Elvebach who spent the
Fourth at Grand Forks, has returned
to the city to resume his duties in
boosting the paper mill.
A new work train has been put on
by the Great Northern working from
the Dunseith pit along the south line
of the road.
There are still some leave overs from
the Fourth, many visitors having de.
cided to remain in Devils Lake over
Sunday.
NJ. W. McGraw, representing the
Stone Piano Co., Of Fargo, will be
tuning pianos in Devils Lake the week
Of July sth.. Drop card to him, gen.
eral Delivery.
o. F. Green and family have arrived
il tie city and the new cigar maker
will make his home on Eighth street.
Mr.. Green comes to Devils Lake from
crpokston, MINI.
James McCanna, the Cando philan.
tropist is here today en- route from
Minneapolis to the Towne 7 county
seat. m --
The Misses Arnold are visiting in
Grand Forks this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Allen, Mr..
Ward Allen and Miss Mabel Allen, all
of Minneapolis, are the guests Of Mrs
H. E. Goodman, of this city.
| Joe Flanagan, the Invlncible base.
ball artist returned last night to Tow.
ner with the sting Of four defeats at
the. hands of Chautauquan burning his
ear.
Cecil Flagel who operates the ele
vator at Webster and is one of the
best Of good fellow is in the city today
attending to business matters and Wis
iting with friends.
| Mrs. R. E. Austin, son Alvin. and
daughter Helen, returned last evening
from Grand Forks, where they have
been visiting rlatives for the past
month.
Peter Kohnsack who has been in
Montana, proving up on his claim, re-
turned to this city and left again last
evening for Minnesota to visit with
home folks. He will return shortly
and make his home in Devils Lake TO,
time before continuing to Montana
to finish committing.
Paul R. Flint. who was formerly will
the World, has accepted position
with the Crescent Oil company ane
will make North Dakota his territory
and Devils Lake his headquarters
Paul is there when it comes to ped
ding most anything and he should
make success with the Crescent peo
pie.
J. NJ. Kelly arrived home from tn,
Democratic pow WOW at Baltimore
He has been absent from the city 70,
some time having drst attnded tn,
Northwestern Development meet. MI
Governor Burke wilt not fill the boot
of Hellstrom as candidate again TO-
the office Of governor.
c. q. Flint left this morning TO-
Big Sandy, Mont, to look after bust
ness interests. o..
James Collinson left last evenin.
for Duluth after spending severa
weeks in the city with hs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Peterson o
Cando, are in the city today, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R. Flint
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood an,
daughter Gladys, left today on No.
for their home at Roseau, after
weeks visit with MI. and Mrs. G. +
Lasham Of this city.
Miss Adele Thompson will hav
charge Of the music at the Auditorium
church services tomorrow moning WIZ
Rev. Torbet Of the Presbyterian churc
will occupy the pulpit. Owing to tn
new carpet being installed in tn
church there will be no services at til
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
but services will be resumed July l.
Tomorrow afternoon Rev. Torbet wi
hold services at Penn.
Senator A. S. Gibbons of Cando, wa
business visitor in our city toda,
Roy Garfield of Cando, has been 8,
cured as solo cornetist by the Fort To
ten band for the balance of the Cha,
tauqua season.
From Tuesdays Daftv.