Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Don't fail to write the
Sheridan Land & Loan Co.,
Plentywood, Montana, if you
wish a good $50 acre home
stead or REIMBURSEMENT.
Frank Frye was transacting business
at Perth the first Of the week.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
board Of county commissioners will be
held Monday, Oct. 6.
Peter Regan, of Webster, one of the
pioneers of Ramsey county, was a Dev-
lis Lake visitor Tuesday of this week.
Louis Hanson was at Fargo this week
in attendance at meeting oft he state
board of opticians
Attorney H. S. Blood Of this city,
spent Sunday with his family at Mi
not.
Sheriff and Mrs. Mclean have as
their guests Mr.. McLean's sister, Mrs.
F. G. Rother of Perth.
Druggist R. w. Hanson of Rolette
was transacting business and greeting
friends here Tuesday.
w B. Smith, one Of the large land
owners of the Hamar country was In
the city transacting business Monday.
Miss Marie Donohue of Eau Claire
Wis. passed through the city Monday
en- route to Starkweather, where she
will visit at the Quick home.
After a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Sherman Sterrett of this place, Mrs.
j. w. Brummel left Thursday for her
home at Perth.
+. W. Wright, ono Of the prominen:
farmers of Cato township autoed IN
Monday, driving his Overland car, and
spent few hours attending to bus1-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Honey and Mrs.
j. L. Rcshclt. CT Edmore. autoed over
and spent Friday here. Mrs. Honey
was looking after business interests and
the ladies were shopping and visiting
friends.
Miss Myrtle Blufuss, who has been
visiting at the O'Keefe home for the
past two weeks, left for Chinook, Mont.
where she will visit before returning
to her home in Doyon, N. D.-Stanley
Sun.
w. "A. Crazy of the Grand Forks
Steam Laundry was visitor In the
city between train Tuesday evening He
had been at Doyon looking after the
threshing on his farms and came up
here to catch No. 2 for home.
w. E. Bryant, manager of the Lake
from three days trip in the western
part Of the state, during which time
he visited Minot, the company's mines
! north of that city, and also spent day
or two hunting with friends.
The lights in the new white way
were tested for short time Tuesday
afternoon, preliminary to the celebra-
ton of today. They showed up in
great shape and very little additional
work put them in first class condition.
Howard Huesby, son Of Andrew
Huesby, of Webster, and one Of the
! old timers in this county, has been APP
pointed to the responsible position OF
assistant cashier Of the Farmers and
Merchants bank at Leeds.
P. A. Strand Of the Rodenbach &
Mundt store. has decided that a home
stead would be the proper thing. and
therefore he went to Glasgow, Mont,
! this week with the intention of max
ing homestead filing.
NJ M. VanOsdel and family autocd
over here from their Elmore home Sun
day, bringing with them Mr.. VanOs-
wel's father, A. l.. VanOsdel, of Mis-
sion Hill. s. D., who has been visiting
al Edmore. He took the train from
| here for jamestown and from cnero Ee
will return to his South Dakota home.
| Miss Anna Bowman left the first OF
the week for Grand Forks where she
will resume her studies at the state
university. Miss Bowman. who IS the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Sow
man expects to complete her course
at the university next June.
Threshing is completed and farmers
are now busy blowing. The outlook is
that there will be more blowing done
this fall than there has been for years
before. The ground is in good shape
done this fail the outlook for another
year is bright.
Ellis & Teed are the names of the
new men who have taken charge of the