Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-10
NORTHERN GROWN SEED CORN.
GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS.
N. j. OLSEN CO.,
Moorhead, ---- Minn.
Write today for cataIoy

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Turner and Gill
dron reinvn"d the lar:ter p,rt of last
week from Hunter. n. D., wh'7s tl.v
spent the holiday season wishing as
lie guests of relatives AMI 'r;s,ds.
I Miss Clara Anderson. Of Warkck
was in the city yesterday afternoon
for short visit with friends while
en- route to Crary where she teaches.
Miss Dorothy Klingcl who has been
spending the holiday season at her
home near Webster has returned to
this city where she attends High
school,
It The parcels post in Devils Lake is
now well under way and is like an
old story. Numerous parcels have
been sent containing various kinds of
merchandise.
Misses Mabel and Eva Pare of
Hamar who spent the holiday season
at their home have returned to this
city and resumed their sturies at the
st. Msry's Academy
Rev Mr.. Na;sel Of S.arlswcath,r
was IN the ritH YES -erday attending
to business mat :ers
| Olaf Leet of Leeds was in the city
this morning attending to business
matters and calling on friends.
| John Munig and daughter Miss
Flora of Webster were in the city
today shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Kavanaugh of
Crazy were in the city yesterday and
today shopping and visiting with
friends.
Henry and Miss Mabel Crommett
We're in the city yesterday and today
from Starkwcather shopping and Wis
tin. with friends.
Jack Dunlay Of Grand Forks was
visitor in the city today.
Editors Curtis of Hampton. Crazy
of Edmorr and Chambers of Churchs
Ferry are in the city today interest
ing themselves in the meeting Of the
l., county commissioners, the bids for
, county publishing being opened today.
DIR. w. P. O'Brien of Chicago is in
this city visiting for several days as
the guest Of his. uncle and aunt, MIR,
) and Mrs Robertson Of East 3rd ST.
, DR.. O'Brien is prominent physician
: Enf Chicago, he having been house doe
tor in the Home of Correction for
several years.
Miss Edna Davis was in the city
last evening from Starkweatller for a
! short visit with friends while enroutc
to Minneapolis where she attends
) Hamlinc College. Miss Davis has
) been spending the holiday season Wis
} iting with her relatives at starkwea-
| &Iar va ~ %Ho R1sn~a1
home near Webster
! George Mclean IF Edmore who has
! been in the city for the past few
; days visiting with relatives left last
evening for Brady, Mont, where he
will locate in business.
. George Strasberg has returned 20
the city after a month spent at Hun
tiers Hot Springs where he vent for
! his health. George looks in the pink
Of condition and is gradually getting
back to his natural self.
| The marriage Of Miss Margaret
: Schwan and Mr.. Mike Deibert took
) place this morning at st. Joseph's
, Catholic church with Rev. Father
Jerome Of Fort Totten officiating. 80.
! Mrs. Beam and daughter Miss Car
RE of Leeds were in the city yester.
) day shopping and visiting as the
guests Of Mrs. o. s. Sheldon. They
left this afternoon for their home.
There was a surprised ":ty coun II
last evening which met 10 canvass tn,
vai"s of the commission sam electi m
La. right, when Chi,f Of Police VIII
) liam Barnes rendered his resignation
to take effect at once.
AS soon as the resignation was ac
ccpted, Officer Peter Tinlboe was e!e.
waited to the rank Of chief Of police
receiving the appointment Of The conn
Gil and he was rendered the keys of
the city lookup and the chiefs star
by the ex.ehjef.
| Fifteen minutes after his resignation
AR. Barnes was the new deputy sheriff
eli Ramsey county being appointed by
! Sheriff John Mclean to chat office.
The World compliments Sheriff Nc
Lean on his wise selection. Mr.. Barnts
is acknowledged to be one of the best
police officials in the state and VIII pe
a valuable asset to the sheriff's de-
partment.
The written opinion of states At
torney Cuthbert finding that it would
| JIG 'hSSdA loi tHc county cOIlllIllSSlOH-
ers to advertise for bids from news
papers DESTROYS Of becoming county Of
fetal papers, caused the bids to be
ordered returned to the various bid
ders. .,f 49,
The fact that the law is clear in
stating that the commissioners must
designate official papers and the legal
rate to be charged is designated there
in. gives the commissioners no power
to call for bids.
The official papers of the county
as FAMED today included The World
C'!urchs Ferry Sun and Edmore I.e..
aid, while the Hampden Guardian was
awarded the contract for publishing
the delinquent tax list.
At the annual meeting Of the Dew
lis Lake State bank held last evening
a ten per cent dividend was declared.
The annual report showed surplus, of
$4,000 and undivided profits to the
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