Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
The receipts at the baseball game at

| The receipts at the baseball game a,
the Chautauqua yesterday Afternoon
added $1s.75 to the treasury of tn,
baseball association.
Miss Florence Coon is planning o.
leaving shortly on vacation trip q
several weeks, during which time sh,
will visit at Minneapolis and st. Paul
George Mooer left today for Rugby
to attend to business matters. He viii
go to Omemee, Lansford, Granville
and Minot before returning to Devil.
Lake.
Train No. was an hour and tel
minutes late in arriving in Devils
Lake this morning. Heavy immigra
tion traffic was responsible fol- the
delay.
A. P. Lauritzen, of Edmore, has
been in the city for the past few days
He left today for points on the reser
walton, with a view of looking up a
new location.
Devils Lake autoists took advantage
Of the fine day and the good roads
yesterday and cars could be seen run.
ming in all direction. Everybody who
owned or could hire machine was
out.
Secretary Horviclx Of the Sons Of
Norway is busy arranging the program
for the celebration to be held in Devils
Lake.
In order to keep a clean, friendly
spirit Of rivalry, in the baseball games
of the city league, a fine is imposed on
the player Of the league creating any
disturbance.
Phil Porter has resigned his pcsi.
tion with the Horton Motor Co.. and
leaves today for Neville where h.
will be connected with the F. P. Lep-
pert Auto Co., selling Fords and O,er.
lands.
The construction of the Case build
ing on the corner of Third Street aud
Arnold avenue is progressing rapidly,
the roof having been reached. The
interior work will now be undertaken.
The old livery barn will be torn down
shortly to make room for the new Case
plant, the building now being on the
property of the Case company.
States Attorney Cuthbert of Devils
Lake, was here to argue case be-
fore the Supreme court, returning yes.
terday. He was formerly a law part
ner of Gov. Burke, and is one of the
cleverest lawyers in the state. Mr..
Cuthbert says that Devils Lake is 60
ing right on building, and will some
day be the largest city in the state.
He says that he is speaking conser-
vatively when he says this, too.-Bis-
marck State.
George Gettes who has been cash.
Ter at the Great Northern freight de-
pot, in Devils Lake, has accepted a
position with the Great Northern, as
cashier, at Helena, Mont. Mrs. Gettes
will remain here for brief period I'M
til Mr.. Gettes gets properly located in
his new vocation.
Attorney Silver serumgard was a pas
snager to Cooperstown t"day to at;eud
to legal matters.
Chautauqua was busy place yes
terday afternoon. ! Pleasant weather
enabled many to enjoy the advantages
of the summer resort and number Of
cottages were thrown open to visitors
for the first time. The possibilities
Of Chautauqua this year are greater
than ever judging from the crowds
that visited the resort yesterday to
take in the baseball game and other
attractions.
Attorney Lee of Grand Forks, ar
rived in the city today from Minot in
his automobile. He encountered some
bad roads and his machine had to un-
dergo repairs in this city before he
could could continue on his way to
Grand Forks.
VIM. Young, who underwent an op-
Grafton some time ago, is again able
to be about, much to the delight of his
many friends.
The famous tPlow Girlo story, the
original article to appear in the World,
which has created such sensation
since Miss Simpson applied for pos
ition on the farm addressing her let
ter to the Devils Lake Commercial
Club, is now arousing the people in
Chicago, appearing in the Sunday edi-
ton of the Chicago Record Hrro'
No story eminating from Devils Lake
has ever given this city the wealth of
publicity attained through the "Plow
Girl' articles.
care you one of the men who will
sell share of stock day for the
next ten days, in the new Chautauqua
Electric Railwayf" That is the way