Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

at the gate city tomorrow. About Is
will leave the city tonight.
J. G. johnson Of Minot was in the
city today, and says that great prepar-
ations are being made at the Magic
City for the entertainment Of the
scribes there next week.
Marriage licenses were issued BY
Judge Henry to John Belgard and
Mary Lesperann, both Of this city and
to Peter sobark and Bertha Holm Of
Edmore.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gordon ana daughter Of
Minnewaukan, forme- residents Of
Devils Lake, are in the city today Wis
iting with friends and attending Chan.
tauqua. Mr.. Gordon has engaged in
business at Minnewaukan and is doing
well.
Attorney Silver serumgard who is in
attendance at the Sons Of Norway
gathering at Fargo is the past presi.
dent Of the state Organization.
W. D. Gillispie who found it hard
to &c away from home this week due
to the Fact that Fargo is entertaining
great throngs Of people, is here today
attending to business matters, stop
ping at the Great Northern hotel.
Attorney G. W. Buttz Of Minnewau-
kan who has been attending the Chau.
tauqua session, returned to his home
today.
Tim Mc1lraith of Grand Forks, who
is going to play with the Picketts bs
tenn when it holds forth next satur-
day in this city is here today as ad-
vance agent for the game and getting
on to the Brinsmade signals.
Lightning killed . horse last night
belonging to Ed. Oium, at Grand Har.
Dor bay and = horse belonging to 81.
D. Moritz, Hope township, both insur-
ed in the Powell agency. Do like
wise. dit
. The third Of q serie. Of regular
Wednesday evening fights took place
last evening, but was soon stopped by
Chief Barnes who arrested the white
hope, the name Of James Sharon sp-
pearing on the police register for hear
ing before Judge Juergens..
+ W. W. Cutler who 10 . member Of
that famous firm Of Noyea Bros. 4
Cutler, which Alec Watson travels for,
is in the city today calling on the
drug trade and trying to, keep tab on
the little wonder who sells druggists
goods in this section. :. 49,
Norm Nelson, y no has been holding
little republican convention. Of his
own until busted up as ) result Of his
demand to be temporary chairman and
permanent chairman also, j. in the city
today from 0hurchs Ferry, visiting
with friends and attending to business
matters:
s.: i: si stepysiel, state game e warden
together with A. IN: Thompson, both
f. The cfty- s Magic are in Devils
Lake today looking at, tie tall build.
ings and talking politics, mostly demo:
cratic. they are en- route to Wood
Lake where they will enjoy little
festive pastime with t'Doc'' Graft.
!Chas. Haspel, the Great Northern
switchmans who J. was injured the othe,
evening Tftn fhe eFitdh engine collid.
ed with a speeder, is out Of the hos.
pital and able to BE about, although
still very sore and stiff. He is also
troubled with, bad stomach, the re.
suit no doubt Of the accident.
Miss Nellie Ryrne and Miss Ida SUIT.
ter Of Lan-dcn were guest. here owe,
Eight while en- .r.te home from a
visit at Devils Lake and .sty were
entertained at The. ONE ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh .,;'g.ey. Miss By:nc is q
niece. Of Mrs. cuigley.-Grana FORKS
Times.
Mrs. John Hedican and her daugh'
ter, Miss Margaret are away .or a
weeks visit, Mrs. Hedican going to
Michigan and Lakota to visit relatives
and Miss Margaret to Devils Lake to
be the quest Of her cousin, Miss May
Freen, at the Cnautauqua.-Grand
Forks Times.
Louis Widman of Grand Forks, who
now weighs something like 2s4 pounds
and is as light on his feet as any pug
list that has ever Travelled these parts
is in the city today selling drugs.
Louie is favored as = white hope and
may force johnson to "take back dem
words" to the effect hat he will quit
the ring. i''.' ',a-i"
ALI Eastgate Of Tolna who is in
theemploy Of the o. s. government
as a game warden at Stump Lake
left today for sweetwater to investi
gate the flock Of Red Heron that have
been discovered there. The catch il
it IL true is very valuable and Mr.
Eastgate is very much interested il
the discovery.
That the crop Of prairie chickens ii
among the largest in the history of the
state is the statement Of Deputy War