Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
(From Mondays Daily

John Lindebin Of Binsmaae is in the
city today.
R. A. Findley is here from Grand
Forks.
Thomas B. Regan is here from To-
kio today.
j. swaney is here from Webster on
bushes mission.
NJ. NJ. Merrill is Grand Forks Wis
itor in the city today.
II. F. Bergman is here from Fargo
today.
Miss Anna Chisholm Of Freshwater
is Devils Lake visitor today.
Sophia Basil Of Miankato, MIMI, has
accepted position at the Colonial no
tel.
States Attorney Kehoe of Towner
county is in the city day attending
to legal business.
Cadet Miss smeed Of williston will
arrive in the city today to assist in the
Salvation Army work in Devils Lake.
While reading The Journal Saturday
evening Hans Westergard was almost
hit by lightning. Moral: Choose your
paper, subscribe for the World.
Ed. Wilson, the N. D. Improvement
company man who has been sojourning
in the coast region, arrived in the city
yesterday for brief visit before con-
tinuing on his way to Fargo.
Miss Belyea and Messers Belyea Of
Bottineau, returned to their home to.
day after short visit with their un.
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor return
ed las. night by the auto route after
a trip Of q weeks duration which was
greatly enjoyed in secius the state
fair at Fargo and having an outing a:
Detroit, MINI. Few bad roads were
encountered on the trip and Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor managed to escape all tn,
storms while on the road.
II. J. Hinck of Devils Lake was in
the city last evening. Mr.. Hinck, who
is university man, had narrow es
cape from being nominated for county
Judge on the republican ticket in Ram
sey, being defeated only by few
votes.-Grand Forks Herald.
A. B. Kerlin left the city last even
ing on Train No. for points unknown
Whether Mr.. Kerlin thought it best te
get out Of the city owing to the recent
uprising which he made possible
through one Of his pets, or whether
the unusual story such as leaked out
the last time he left Devils Lake will
be brought to light is unknown. Al
any rate Kerlin is not here today.
Judge Henry received word this aft
ernoon that an insane patient was en-
route from Edmore to +his city, to bt
brought up on the insanity charge be
fore the commission. He is being
brought here by Mr.. Oakley who say!
the fellow has vague ideas and fails Il
sleep nights or partake Of any food
The patients name is unknown.
Robert Rasmussen, formerly machin
list with the Great Northern railway
at this point, has returned from Wis
it at Plaza and has accepted posi-
ton with the State Auto Co.
Miss sybil Baker of Edmore, Lucille
Sullivan Of Langdon and Margaret Nc
Glory leave today for Crazy where
they will be the guests of Miss Emily
Medelman for the week.
! Senator and Mrs. Elken, Misses
Clara and Margaret Elken and Mr.
Clarence Elken autoed to this city
from Mayville and are the guests Of
Senator Stade, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Svee.
Misses Frances and Juliette Short
ridge entertained at q three O'Clock
dinner yesterday afternoon. The
guests were Miss Frances Cowan and
DR.. Smith, Dr.. Hoard and Mr.. John
Hughes Of Crookston, MINI.
At Maxbass the hail came straight
down; Park River had an inch and q
half Of rain, some damage by lightning
and wind. The Winter & Ames elevate,
was struck by lightning at Hannah
but was only partially damaged.
Pierce county, according to Editor
Bratton did not suffer except from
heavy rain. At Rolla there was three
separate storms and small hail damage
but not to amount to much.
Mayor McClory returned last even
ing from the coast enjoying a month Is
sojourn in the cities Of the west. At
Portland he attended the Elks grand
conclave and was responsible in a
large measure in securing the grand
lodge convention for Devils Lake in
the year 1000.
Gilbert Newgard returned yesterday
afternoon from a trip to his farm in
northern Minneso a. where he has been
for the past week. He says that the
crops in that part Of the country are
Ike they are everywhere else, fret
class.
Tickets on sale at the Grand for