Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
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CITY IN BRIEF
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Charles stotlar Is now engaged in
selling Overland cars.
The Chautauuqa programs are being
mailed out this week.
A. Y. Teed has accepted a position
at the Great Northern railway office
in this city as day operator.
Supt. and Mrs. Ziebach of Fort Tot
ten and children were visitors in Dew.
lis Lake yesterday.
Louis Thiessen was at Fort Totten
yesterday attending to insurance bust
ness.
Electricians are busy at the West.
ern Union Office installing the new
light system and fixtures.
Mike and Henry Doyle of Penn
were business visitors in the city yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Falger and
children will leave tomorrow for New
York:
A. P. Blonde who is now at Will
liston it is expected will return the
latter part of the week.
o. Orbin has gone to st. Paul where
he will be engaged during the sum-
mer months.
Herman Huesgen expects to leave
for the twin cities next week to at
tend to business matters.
P. J. McClory returned yesterday
from Bismarck whre he has been in
attendance at the supreme court.
s. L. Wineman, farme rand stock
promoter was in the city yesterday,
looking after business matters.
Mrs. s. o. Bondelid and daughter
autoed to Grand Forks and arrived at
the university city to attend the com
mencement exercises there.
Bishop o'Reilly left today for
Fargo having attended to the con-
firmation exercises at st. Maryts
academy.
D. F. Bangs plans on returning to
Lincoln, Neb., in few days having
completed his business mission in
Devils Lake.
There was meeting Of participants
in "singbad the Sailor" last night
to arrange for the production Of the
musical comedy at Chautauqua, June
10.
Ben Culeln, famed more as base
ball pitcher than a travelling man ar
rived in the city today from the road
and will look after Devils Lake bust
ness.
Roy Young of the Great Northern
hotel is, planning on going to Crook
ston for few weeks visit and Incl
dentally be present during the con-
vention Of travellers to be held there.
The fire ladies. fifteen in number.
will leave next Monday for Bismarck
to attend the state convention which
will be in session at the capital city
for three days.
The local lodge Of B. P. o. Elks TIRE
planning on going to Minnewaukan
by automobile joining the special train
there en- route to the state meeting
at Jamestown June 10 and 20.
E. G. Eckblod Of st. Cloud, MIMI,
arrived the city: today to take
charge Of the picture framing depart
nent Of the Gilbertson store, SO rnat
pictures may be framed the same day
as received.
Rev. H. F. Josephson Of coopers.
town, N. D., =. will speak at Bethel
Free Church 41e 6th street tonight at
S O'Clock. ..:::..a
r. J. Wilson Of the sevilla will
leave for Fargo tonight to attend the
Masonic home coming which is on at
the gate city the. last half Of this
week.
The William Webster family have
moved into the J. J. Barry home which
they recently purchased. The Barry
family will spend the summer months
at Chautauqua, after which they will
go to California.
The Second Section Of the Presby.
terian Ladies' Aid society will hold
a food sale at Brainard's hardware
store next Saturday, June z. All
members are asked to contribute
Sandwiches, coffee and cake will be
served.
No arrangements have been fade
thus far for the ne wrector for the
Church Of the Advent. Next Sunday
will be the last appearance Of Rev
Clattenburg in his accustomed place
at the church. Rev. Clattenburg :
now at Fargo attending the Masonic
Homecoming.
The county commissioners are check
ing over the sheriff g Office today. The
commissioners have decided to order 8