Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
CITY IN BRIEF
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Two dances are scheduled for next
Friday evening, that Of the Elks and
the Sons Of Norway.
The Great Northern and the Postal
Clerks baseball team in the city league
will meet this evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
P. s. Paulson left last night on train
No. 2 for Havre, Mont, where he has
accepted position.
A. j. stade is at Fargo today attend.
ing the meeting of the Land Finance
company of which he is member.
Sam Warner has recovered from an
operation which he underwent at the
General hospital several weeks ago.
L. J. Wehe has returned from Ed
more where he has been engaged in
legal business.
Morgan johnson s recovering some
what from a slight stroke of paralysis
which he suffered Sunday.
Harry Kneeshaw is at Egeland look
ing after Insurance business.
E. NJ. Lewis has moved to Chautau-
qua to spend the summer months.
Don Belcher Of the Horton Motor Co.
is at Bismarck on business.
Nearly all the dentists of Devils
Lake are planning to attend the state
convention which will be held at Far
60 May 16 and II.
Special Agent Hogan Of the Great
Northern returned to the city this
morning after trip over the line in
the interests of the company.
Attorney Silver Serumgard and Clar-
ence conant returned today. from
Cooperstown where they have been
looking after legal business.
Sealed bids for the leasing Of the
Chautauqua privileges will be receiv.
ed next Monday according to announce
ment made today.
The Devils Lake Typographical un.
ion held meeting last evening and
transacted considerable business. The
local organization is in a fourishing
Icondition.
Miss Maud Haslam, sister Of j.
R. Haslam, has accepted the position
of bookkeeper at the Haslam store,
Mrs. William Redmond having re-
signed.
Judge Buttz is at Bottineau having
been called there to act for Judge Burr
in several court cases to be brought
for trial. He will 60 to Rolla May 20
to hear motions.
The automobile reorganization failed
to materialize last evening, numerous
other attractions keeping automobile
owners away from the meeting which
was to start an active club. The mat.
ter will be undertaken at date to be
announced later. T.,
Manager Fox Of the Chautauqua rail.
road is expected in the city today to
make the transfer Of tho new electric
railroad corporation In this city. As
soon as this is attended to the propo.
sition Of constructing tho nsw road
viii be pushed. 'S's'
According to announcement made by
Chief Timboe this morning tho private
rooms in pool halls must DO abandoned
and the partitions taken out, and ev-
cry form Of pool Or billiards where
there is money ii stake will be abol-
ished.
If the good people of Devils Lake
wish hereafter to shake for cigar
they will be obliged to contract the
ague.
"These Frisco Boys'' who will ap-
pear in this city next week, are this
week engaged in entertaining the pa
irons of the grill room at the Com
stock, Moorhead's new hotel.
Friday evening the High School and
Athletics will meet and Sunday the
U. c. T. and Great Northern aggrega.
tions will perform on the diamond. The
Saturday game will be between the
Churchs Ferry team and Devils Lake.
Devils Lake will not be represented
at the Interscholastic track meet Of
North Dakota which will be held at
Grand Forks Friday and Saturday Of
this week under the auspices Of the
North Dakota university. Eighty two
school athletes are to compete for hon
ors in the various events.
"Secret Service" the play which will
be produced Decoration Day is now be-
ing rehearsed under the direction of
Edward F. Flynn, and with fifty people
in the cast, if the war drama is prop
erly mastered it should be one Of the
best home talent productions offered in
Devils Lake.
A wedding Of interest to Devils
Lake friends took place last week at
Edmora when Miss Ida Sapen became