Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-31

EOMORE
(From Herald News)
T. w. Morrssey was in Lawton Sat
urday where he officiated at auctioncer|
at sale.
Miss Thorson of Park River camel
over Sunday evening and spent the
first few days of the week visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Therson is a relative of the Kop-
pang family west of town.
The Northwestern Telephone Co, is
about to get out new directory and
have asked us to figure on the Job.
This is an annual job as each year
there arc additions to the LIST Of sub
scribers and many changes, making
! it necessary that correction be made.
Quite little snow fell at Weaver
Friday but none at Edmorc. That
there was a cold snap to the north was
apparent by the large number of wild
geese seen passinr over that night on
their IN gratory fight.
Jim Murray, who worked in the bar
Der shop here some years ago returned
to Edmorc Tuesday last and has again
started work in that establishment.
Jim is well known to all the Gilmore
people and they all welcome him back.
Since leaving here Jim has worked in
the shops at Devils Lake.
! During the last week potato prices
have dropped from one dollar bushel
to soc in this vicinity. This drop was
in proportion to the city market. the
decline there being due to no other
cause than the heavy shipments of
Canadian tubers coming in under tn"
new tariff law. Grain and beef will
"take the same road'' Who said the
farmer would profit by this new ar.
rangement7
: There seems to he shortage of show
companies in North Dakota this fall
! due no doubt to the poor crons in most
sections of the state. Usually in look
ing over the exchanges at this time of
the year we would notice that nearly
every town had been visited IN that
particular week nv an attraction of
some kind, hut this fall we see but
few mentions IF such occurrences. The
people Of Fillmore are woitino patient
ly an announcement to the effect that
the local dramatic club had starte,
rehearsals for It looks as though it vii
+ be up to them to furnish us with en-
, tertainment during the winter.
, Word hos been received here thai
Clarence Quill of Park River was kill
ed last Sunday evening in come FORM
of an accident, the real cause of hi
) death heinz hard matter to deter
; mine. He left Park River in the eve
) rino for his farm and was found .
; shsrt time later living in the road
deod. He nav have fallen from his rit
and heen killed. hut more recen
. suppos:tion is that he probably wa
/. +hrown from his rig and injured ant
that he had been run over nv mass
, ing auto. The victim Of the ac"iaen
twas known to many Gilmore people h
being cousin IT Andrew Haugen O
, this place.
q A great manv Of the reop1e of thi
vicinity have perhaps never had tn
onnortunitv to see tarantula, a yer,
). venemous member Of the spider famii,
J. that lives in warmer climates. and i
h~"noht this far north in punches o
bananas. The bite Of this 50 der is a
DANGEROUS as rott1esnake and p~omn
, medical attention is needed to save tn
, ''fe of a person bitten ov ore. One o
these can he seen at Oakly's restaur
ant which was taken from bunch =
> bananas. IT is kent in a glass jar ant
is well worth the time to see.
Albert Stark, .1no. r. Anderson, ]. E
Donrhertv and the editor composed
party Of hunters that au+ocd to Sweet
: water lakes Sunday in quest if peesc
, On our arrival at the lake we founc
about half of the male population o.
the state there on tho some err"nd a
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