Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-08
Miss Viola Burke Of Minnowaukan

who up to short time ago was 9
teacher in our public schools, sent hel
resignation over tho phone to the
school board. Her place is to be filled
by the supply teacher. Miss Burke's
intimate friends here state that she
i has matrimonial reasons for resignine
her position at this time.
Harry B. Quick, representative OF
Walker Bros, of Fargo, made ono OF
his regular trips to the city yesterday
Harry is one of tho welcome visitors
at tho court house and has made tn!
town for several years.
Capt. Main, Of Cando, one of tina,
city's popular men, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Main is the state fish
commissioner and it was OIL business
Pc raining to that Office, coupled with
tie desire to visit old friends for q
few lours that brought hir, to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis AMI
daughter, Miss Buttolph, arrived today
from starkweather. They will visit
Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. g. W. f.
Davis for few days. Mr.. Davis will
leave his family here while he goes to
jamestown on tour Of inspection to
look after his farming interests in
srutsman county.
Prof. and Mrs. Clark moved today
from their apartments in the Sevilla
to their new house which they are
building. Although the floors are not
all laid, Mr.. Clark says that be- will
s"on Lave them in and the fact that
he is doing most Of the work himself
makes it more convenient to live there
while the finishing touches are being
PUT on the place.
+ E. Pennington is up from Penn to.
day.
j. Herman of Starkweather is shop.
ping here.
o. R. Mjoen is here today from
Churchs Ferry.
John Easten Of sheyenne is here on
business.
Fargo is represented well today by
F. E. Talbot.
J.. E. Galloway is here from Rolla
attending to business.
F. L. Hueck of Overly is calling on
commercial people today.
A. K. Tice is a Larimore man who
is in the city today on business.
Mrs. Mary Leon Of starkweather is
the guest of friends in this city.
John K. James registered at one Of
the hotels today from Graham's Island.
Peter Nelson of Fargo is looking af,
ter his many interests in this locality.
Elmer Charlesworth is owe. from
Fort Totten today looking after bust.
| ness.
P. Jorgenson is Lakotan here to.
day talking business with his many
friends.
Syver Baker is in the city from
Pleasant Lake and is the guest of
friends.
Miss Claudia B. Parker is in the city
from Webster spending the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Trovatten are
here today from Aneta calling on
friends.
Fl. G. Hoy and o. P. Anderson of
Starkweather are attending to business
matters here today.
8. G.. Skulason, the Lakota attorney,
is here today lokng after the legal end
Of Nelson county.
Hans Asbjornson of Maddox is here
on business. He is doing extensive
shopping at the stores today.
Mrs. H. L. Heiber of Leeds is an
arrival today and will spend a short
time with friends in this city.
R. M. Calderwood of Williston ar
rived in the city last night and met
relatives here whom he will visit.
G. E. Aabry and o. G. Kalhagen of
Edmore are making one Of their fire.
quent calls at the county seat today.
Ed. Mullen was in the city from
Crazy yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Gress of Warwick was a
shopper in the city yesterday.
Thos. Turner is visiting in the west.
ern part Of the state this week.
Frank Gress Of Hamar was in from
that city yesterday getting view Of
the holiday enterprise of the county
seat.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Swenson
on 18th street this morning, an eleven
pound girl.
G. j. Samson returned with his
brother yesterday from Lakota where
he lives and is assisting him in the Of
flee here for few days. III. Samson
leaves today for Bismarck where be
will argue case before the supreme
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benson of Maddox
arrived in the city yesterday for a
shrort stay. They will have same den
tai work done while here.
The Foresters lodge held meeting
last night which was attended by a
good crowd. The regular routine Of
business was attended to.
Mrs. o. N. Wood Of Crazy was up
yesterday. She brought her daughter
back to reenter the Sisters school, af-
ter having her at home during the