Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Cuthbert and

MI. ana Mrs. +. L. Cuthbert an
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Blonde were anon.
those who spent yesterday at Chautau
qua.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Acton returne,
today from Rochester, Mimi, wher
they have been spending the pas
couple weeks.
Albert Jaqua, the popular Toki
merchant autoed to Devils Lake thi
morning to attend to business mat
ters.
A. R. smythe and Mole Edward
will keep tbachelor nall' in one O
the G. E. Taylor cottages at Chautau
qua. Undoubtedly there will be SOM
classy housekeeping on exhibition.
D. V. Brennan has resigned his pos
ition as secretary of the Devils LAX,
Baseball association, owing to othe,
engagements of a business nature tha'
will take him from the city.
G. L. Aabar, q former resident Of
this city and well known here, stopped
off here today on his way to Montana
where he will represent the Hollis Ell
ectrical Co., Of Minneapolis.
fDoc" Crafts, the old reliable, WHIT
sells Cache Knitting Co. goods on TIL.
territory, left this morning for an OK
tended trip. Doc is getting the bus
mess at all points visited.
Herman Shark has new style show
case, he says it's the only one in towr
like it, which he has installed in front
of the Hub Clothing store to display
his wares.
T. W. Campbell, one of the popular
travelling men glad to make Devils
Lake his home, and one of the travellers
interested in the city sufficiently tt
subscribe for couple shares in the
new Chautauqua Electric railway, left
this morning for western points to
look after business.
Charles Rebillard is very much i'm
proved today according to advices
from the hospital. His brothers who
are looking after his Doyon business
called on him yesterday.
Ralph Glerum made the trip to War
wick yesterday on his Indian moto
cycle. He returned this morning max
ing the trip from Warwick to Devils
Lake in about forty minutes, which is
going some, over country roads.
J. P. Curran, the Remington-U. NJ
G. man, was in town yesterday, and
attended the shoot of the Queen City
Gun Club. Jimmie didn't break al
the targets thrown for him, but he had
one big time nevertheless.
The train schedule on the Chautau
qua road was added to today, and
from now OF car will leave Devil:
Lake at 2 p. m. and Chautauqua a
o.OO y. 1I' OGuoA uOuIS WILL Uc duuct
from time to time, as the traffic get:
heavier.
The opening baseball game with al
outside baseball team will be played
next Saturday afternoon when the reg
ulars, made up Of players the best il
the city league teams will play the
Churchs Ferry aggregation who are al
ways well up in the science Of the Ma
tional pastime.
There was nothing slow about thu
Chautauqua diamond yesterday an6
few places in the Northwest possess 9
baseball park that is any better. Some
fast playing should be in evidence dur
ing the coming summer on the old 1ot
that has seen many an important strug
gle.
The need Of better transportation
facilities to Chautauqua was very ev
ident yesterday, and while many attend
ed the popular resort more would have
spent the day at the grounds, if there
had been an electric railway in exis
tence which would take them to anG
from the grounds at a nominal fee.
Word received from Fred Craghil
the popular Great Northern 60, ',:cto1
locates him and Mrs. Craghill OF Hot
Springs, Ark. Fred has an idea thai
he sort of fooled the people of these
parts by skipping out and getting
married and he might just as wei
think SO, even though he has beer
paraded in the columns of the press
for the past couple Of weeks.
A. r. Olson who has been employed
as telegraph operator at the Western
Union Office in this city leaves tomor.
row for Mankato, Mimi, where he has
accepted an advance position with the
telegraph company there as operator
During his stay in Devils Lake Mr..
Olson has made many friends who re-
greet his resignation and departure. A.
W. Ritche of st. Paul, will hereafter
preside at the operators desk and is an
expert at the keys and there will no