Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-10
(From Thursdays Daily

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b. G. Knutson of Leeds was in the
city this morning attending to bust
ness matters.
George Charlesworth of Toxic was
IN the city this morning transacting
business and calling on his friends.
Tom Young was in the city this
morning from the Narrows attending
to business matters and greeting his
c,any friends.
The dance given last night in the
BOILER Rink was well attended and
Ehese present report a splendid time
The horses at the fire hall have been
changed to the stalls on the opposite
side Of the building, the old stalls not
being large enough to accommodate
one Of the animals.
!. Judge Buttz left today for Rolla,
where he will hear court cases, contin.
ling on his way to Cando tomorrow
where he will hear motions.
Editor Curtis. who has been spend
ing several days in the city left today
for his home at Hampden. Curtis is
we'll satisfied with what happened, his
paper, the Hampden Guardian having
been awarded the county contract for
printing the delinquent tax list.
The new officials Of the court house
are now well in harness and the har-
monious regime prevails.
John A. .Cowan who has been visit.
ing with his parents Judge and Mrs.
Cowan during the holiday season left
this morning for Derrick where he has
charge Of his fathers farming inter.
| ests.
One of the features since the return
of the Fosters at the Grand is the
cxcellent.musical effects accompanying
the pictures which. tend to make every
| film realistic.
Axel Egeland, always a welcome Wis
itor in Devils Lake bringing a good
word from Bisbee on every visit, is
here today. looking after business mat
tiers and visiting with friends.
/; D. W. Baldwin, arrived in the city
last evening from Grand Forks and is
| spending few days here attending to
business matters in the interests Of
the international Harvester Co., Of
which he is one Of the representatives.
Ed Baker that jovial sort Of farm
er fellow, who has big voice that
can be heard for blocks and bigger
heart; is in the city today from Nor
ris township visiting with friends and
hooking after business matters.
Mr.. Lobdell Of Minneapolis was in
the city yesterday and today attending
to business matters and calling on
friends. He left this morning for MI
not where he will spend short tims
transacting business.
! Arthur Dixon Of Rolla returned
home while the legislature was taking
a brief recess. He will return to Bis.
marck Monday. Mr.. Dixon who passed
through Devils Lake seems to be well
satisfied with the start made at the
capitol. s
John and, Charles Nessett, who
have been in shebo, Can, for. the. past
few weeks looking after their bust
ness interests returned to this city
last evening. While en- route home they
stopped in Grand Forks for 4 short
time. They report a great deal cold
er weather in Canada than we are
having here and that: the ground lis
almost entirely covered with snow.
The announcements were received
today Of the marriage of Miss Frances
Matilda Gunther daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Gustavus Gunther of Brandon,
Mimi, to Mr.. Charles A. stotlar, for
erly Of this city. now Of Minneapolis.
The wedding took place on Wednes-
day, January LIST, at the BRIDES home.
Mr.. and Mrs. stotlar will be at home
| to their friends in Minneapolis after
February LIST.
Arthur Klingel of Webster was in
the city yesterday attending to bust
mess matters and calling on friends
here.
| It was after election and did not
conflict with the corrupt practices
act, SO Judge E. 81. Griffin passed out
cigars today assisted by Bonnie Green.
berg who remained in the Office to
help Mr.. Griffin get started after the
departure of Judge Henry.
| Ex-Judge John F. Henry has depart,
ed for 'harlottsville, Virginia. to join
his family and make his home. Mr..
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