Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15
Howard Connolly visited with friend,

Howard Connolly visited with friend
at Sweetwater for q short time Sun
day, returning in the evening. HI
says that number from here were out
to the lake yesterday looking fol
ducks.
Christ Halldorson is in the hospita
for few weeks receiving treatment
for rheumatism. Mr.. Halldorson re
sides in the country about seven miles
south of the city. His treatment is
giving him relief.
Attorneys Samson and Middaugh re
turned Saturday night from Bismarck
where they have been before the SUI
preme court in . local case which was
carried to the higher courts. They re
port everything at the capital city as
being quiet.
f. A. Wilson, president of the North
Dakota Improvement company, was in
the city from Fargo yesterday spend
ing Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Wilson Of the sevilla. Mr.. Wilson was
also hooking after the company's inter
est in this city.
Sanford and Willard Hagen were
guests Of Prof. Clark Sunday morning
and enjoyed an auto trip to Sweetwat-
er Lake. Such trips in the winter are
q credit to the country as there are
many localities where autos cannot be
run as late as this and in supposedly
warmer climates.
Sydney Tyven, the genial driver for
the Great Northern Express company
was successfully operated on yesterday
at the Mercy hospital for appendicitis
and is reported as feeling much better
today. The many customers whom he
calls on will be anxious to know of his
condition.
J. NJ. Thompson left this morning
for Fort Totten where he will act as
clerk at the sale Of Mr.. Copeland,
which will take place on his farm there
today. He said before leaving that the
sale is a large one and will run over
$4,000.
Brother Giles Of the Mission at Fort
Totten is in the city today buying
provisions for the mission people and
doing little holiday trading. He is
one of the men who are spending their
lives in the act Of bettering the con-
ditions of the red man and their SER
vices have resulted in much good.
Attorney smythe returned Saturday
night from Bismarck where he has
been the past week taking the state
bar examination and stated to The
World that along with eight others,
he passed the examination successful
ly and was admitted before the supreme
court, where the clerk gave them their
oath. Mr.. Smythe recently came to
this city from Indiana and is associated
in the Cuthbert Office.
G. A. Stotlar leaves this morning
for Marion, Illinois, where he will
spend some time talking Ramsey coun.
ty and its attractiveness to the eastern
investors. A number Of the stock
holders in the new street car company
reside there and he has taken with him
a large exhibit to show these people.
Charles will stop at st. Paul for a few
days and visit at the land show and
has promised to send back good ac-
count Of the show. Before leaving he
ordered his World to follow him on the
trip. 49,
The confirmation services at the Cath
Ollie church was attended by many from
out Of the city and a crowded church
greeted Bishop O'Reilly when he held
services here yesterday, both morning
and evening.
One Of the largest classes ever con
frmed in the local church was present
yesterday and was received with very
impressive ceremonies by the Bishop
The class consisted Of many children
and young people and number Of old.
er ones.
The sermons by Bishop O'Reilly were
exceptionally fine and were well re.
ceived by the people Of the parish. He
is fluent speaker and held his aud.
fence we'll.
Mrs. Denoyer of Brinsmade. WIN has
been visiting in the city the past week
returned to her home today.
The band rehearsal at the court
house was marked in attendance yes
terday and the practice work Of the
boys was excellent. They seem to be
getting along nicely under the new ms
tructor and the promise Of some fine
music next year will be greeted happi'
ly by the many music lovers of the
city.
Miss Rosalie Tracy who has been Wis
iting for a few days past with her sis.
ter, Mary, returned yesterday to again
resume her visit here after short stay
with friends at Cando.
Chas. Garske of Garske has rented
rooms in the city and will make his
home this winter in the Lake Region
capital. Mr.. Garske is man who
likes life and he can enjoy his winters
in no better place than Devils Lake
Ills two sons visited him here over Sun
day.