Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
Frank Maurer Of starkweather came

Frank Maurer Of starkwea*her came
to the city Saturday and was an over
Sunday guest with friends here.
The Salvation Army, under the efic-
lent leadership Of Capt. and Mrs. Ellis,
have decided to hold Christmas din
ner and Christmas tree for the needy
in the city and will 60 about it to make
arrangements for the same. It is q
fine thing for the city to have some
one to look after the little ones on
this day and in the hands Of Capt. Ell.
lis it will receive the best of care.
G. I. johnson was in from Garske
Saturday.
Mrs. Lester of Penn was a visitor in
tho city Saturday.
Andrew Nelson of Crazy is a visitor
in the city today.
Myron Van Potter is laid up at the
home Of his parents in this city.
Mrs. A. A. Rutten Of Crazy called on
local friends over Sunday.
Sterling Mccarthy Of Webster was
an over Sunday visitor in the city.
Mrs. J. n. Mcintyre and Mrs. P. B.
Hong Of Wolford are in the city to-
day.
Albert Jaqua, one of Pekin' 8 bust.
ness men, made short visit. to Devils
Lake Saturday.
E. Thrine Of Penn transacted bust
ness here Saturday and enjoyed Devils
Lake hospitality over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gress are expected
back in the near future from three
weeks visit with friends in the east.
DR.. Jones made a professional visit
to Penn this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster of Starkweather
came up Saturday night and spent
Sunday in Devils Lake. They patron
lied many of the local stores and reap
ed the benefits Of trading in the city.
VIM. johnson returned yesterday
from Minnewaukan and Leeds, where
he has been working in the interests
of the Workmen. Will is an energetic
fellow and did a great deal Of good
work for the lodge at those points.
c. G. Connolly left last night Cor st.
Paul where he will be in attendance
at the Land Show. He is vitaily in
tcrested in the exhibit 2f the Lake Re.
zion and The World expects to get
SONY rood reports from him on the
show.
Bert HALEY of Churchs Ferry was
brought to a local hospital Saturday
and is being treated for an injured
hand. He is recovering nicely from
the wound and it is thought that the
hand can be saved.
Guy Morris of Cando was in the city
Saturday visiting friends and talking
over business matters. Guy recently
returned from Canada where he has
been working on threshing rig. He
says that the grain was good in locali-
ties but it was SO cold that it was hard
to find men to do the threshing.
Steven James is in the city from Bel
court.
Father Lee of Starkweather was an
over Sunday visitor in the city.
Mrs. Charles Baker entertained a few
oe bel friends last sl:,:,av evening.
The Shakespeare club meets with
Mrs. Eugene Fene'on on East 5th street
this afternoon.
Ole Hoiseth was bound over this
morning charged with running COM
ron nuisance.
Mrs. Tibits of Grand Harbo. was a
visitor in the city Saturday.
Francis Wilson of Penn visited over
Sunday with friends in Devils Lake.
Mr.. stobler was operated on at the
hospital this morning and is ut pres
ent resting easy.
Druggist McGurren of Churchs Fer
~ spent Sunday in the city with his
brother, the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller of Penn
were callers in the city Saturday do
ing Ii! ir Christmas buying
c. Mcdaniel Of Mountain Home, Ida
h". arrived in the city last night and
will spend some time here.
Miss Mae Petties of Maielia, Mimi,
arrived in the city Saturday night and
will spend few days with friends.
Joseph Weiner is driving the Great
Northern express wagon for a few
days during the illness Of the Regular
man.
| D. W. Baldwin of Leeds is in the
city today on business connected with
the International. He is one of their
expert men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison and
daughter, Miss Sara, of Webster, were
in the city Saturday transacting holi-
day business.
Miss Ruggles, a teacher in the public
schools, was taken to the hospital q
few days ago and typhoid cayo sas
developed which will keep her con-
fined for some time.
Judge H. E. Dorval Of Langdon
stopped off in the city Saturday light
between trans and was the guest at
dinner of Druggist G. H Myers and
wife. Mrs. Myers was formerly IF
Langdon and the judge was an old
friend of the family. The visit was