Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-10
ween harrington and Arnold avenues

/ 10 and the system will then probably
be installed Immediately.
There was little out of the ordinary
at the meeting of the city council last
evening the city law makers meeting
and adjourning in short order. The
allowing Of the usual monthly grist OF
,bills and the reading Of reports was
about all that TRANSFERRED.
The Western Union Telegraph
company are contemplating numerous
changes in their new Offices in the
Great Northern hotel building. New
i fixtures are expected to arrive short
| ly and new uniforms for the messcng.
ers. The Western Union plant in
this city will soon be as metropolitan
as elsewhere.
A small vote was cast yesterday at
/ the commission form election, which
t carried two to one. There were 36S
votes east Of which number 219 were
Tor the commission form and 149 were
against change in the city govern
ment.
| Interest now centers in the ap-
| preaching election Of commissioners Of
f, city and candidates it is expected will
announce themselves shortly. Several
have alrcadry been mentioned hut
none have announced themselves as
candidates for the office Of commits
sioner.
The matter Of election is optional
but those favorable to the plan will
j istration in power until March when
the general city election is scheduel to
ton in power until March when the
general city election is scheduled to
take place and the new form of gov
ernment will be instituted
| Owing to the cold weather and
many who failed to interest themselv
sin the election was responsible for
.lte light vote cast.
The Catholic Forcsters held meet
ing in the church basement parlors last
evening. A large number were in at,
tendance and installation of differs
was held The officers for the ens,i-
ing year arc:
Chief Gahe.r--F L. Dsgen!otfer.
! Vice Chief Ranger-A. J. tooncy.
/ Fait Chief Ranger-lIernan Eutten
Recording Sccretary-:W. P. o.
Brien.
Financial Secrctary-W. E. Niemann
4 Tfeasurer-P. J. Kersten.
-Trustces-T. F. Lawler, Paul Brandt
and VIM. MEME.
/ Speaker-Wm. Nortz.
Senior Conductor-Charles Baurer.
i Junior onductor-Edward Seward.
Inside Sentinel. P. McCarten.
Outside Sentinel-John Altman.
Henry Minnett was elected as dele
gate to the state convention which
will be held in this city in June and
Herman. Huesgan was elected as al
tcrnate delegat. After business wa:
over delicious refreshments were serY
led, and I" short social meeting wa:
enjoyed.
The Seniors of the high school are
now busy writing their, orations. The
honor students have not as yet beer
/ announced, so that all seniors are oh
:, liged to. write them and those student!
that are neither honor students OF
whose orations are not chosen for the
graduation exercises, will deliver them
before the high school. There. are Is
seniors and it is expected that great
many splendid orations will be writer
by them so that the choosing Of ths
best ones will b. quite difficult.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Larson were
in the city yesterday for short time
while en- route to their home at Garske
from their wedding trip which they
spent visiting with relatives and thei'
friends at Reynolds and Grand Forks
Mrs. Larson was formerly Miss Emma
G. Mikkelson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. .Mikkelson of Garske.
Il The Ladies Aid Of the Bethany
church will meet on Thursday, Jan
9th. with Mrs. T.. F.. Moore. Dime,
will be served from 1880 to 3 O'Clock
and all are cordially invited to attend
The sodality of St. Joseph y Catho
lie church will hold meeting next
Sunday afternoon at which time there
will be election Of officers for the en-
suing year.. All members are asked tc
be present ......
G. Young Of Egcland was III the
city today attending to business mat
piers AMI ealing on friends here.
Carl Gunncrud Of Penn was Devils
Lake business caller yesterday and TO-
day.
| A. A. Bye of Churchs Ferry was in
the citythe city yesterday and today
attending ito business matters.
! Mr.. Gregory of st. John was operat
q upon at the Mercy hospital in this
city this morning for appendicitis.
| Misses. Julia and Lillian. avacck
have returned to school after spending
the HOLIDAYS at their home at Edmore
| w. T. Henzie left last evening for
Minneapolis to attend the convention
Of implement dealers being held there
this week 49,.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess and daughter
Miss BERTHE of Webster were in the
city yesterday shopping and visiting
rs the guests of friends.
/, George Dixon has left for New Or.
leans and other southern points. where
he will spend the remainder Of the
winter months visiting with friends.
Miss Katherine Degnan, who has
been visiting during the holiday sea.
son with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Degnan left yesterday for Far
! % where she attends Sacred Hcoyt