Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
(Monday's Daily.)

day.
L. G. Madison is in the city from
Larimore.
Peter Thillen of Grand Forks is here
today on business.
Miss Mcnamara of Cando spent Sun
day in the city.
Albert Brandt of Rugby is registered
at local hotel today.
J. A. Moran went to Lakota yester.
day to spend Sunday.
A. B. Miller Of Rock Lake is spend
ing the day in the city.
Miss Carrie Halvorson spent Sunday
with her parents at Penn.
Mrs. Maxson went to Penn to visit
relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Chapman left today for Crosby
to take up her new work.
F. Hyland left this morning for Bart
lett, where he will hold sale today.
Mrs. VIM. B. Smith Of Hamar is in
the city today looking after business.
Messrs. Fred K. johnson and Quin-
cey Russell are in the city from Great
Falls, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Davy of Des-
Laos are in the city today for short
visit with friends.
Will Huesgen is expected home from
Grand Forks to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents.
The cemetery association held their
annual meeting last night and elected
officers for the ensuing year. A large
amount of the membership was present
and many minor details for improve.
ments for the coming year were ar
ranged. The following officers were
elected: President, Mr.. Haley; secre-
tary and Treasurer, Mr.. Hale; Direc-
tors, G. J. B. Turner, T. ]. Shelner and
Mr.. Fosburgh.
J. E. Middaugh of Cando was in the
city over Sunday, guest of his broth.
er, Henry Middaugh. Mr.. Middaugh
was down on legal business connected
with a suit at Hansboro and met the
parties here.
Harry Ritzman, drayman Of Cando,
formerly of York and known to many
in this city, died recently in Rugby
hospital from the effects of typhoid
fever.
) Mr.: Henry Hale recently received
} some fine samples for the land show
from P. o. Borstad of Minnewaukan
|, township. The samples contained three
cuttings of alfalfa of the same land
this year and is certainly fine. He has
also in his possession some fine sam
pies Of popcorn, no doubt the best ever
grown here or anywhere. This has
been given him by Burgess brothers of
this city.
VIM Noyes, a resident of Cando and
the holder of one of the finest farms
in the vicinity of that town was in
, the city Saturday attending to bust
| ness. Mr.. Noyes is welcome visitor
: in the city.
: Jack Henderson, one of The proprie-
| toys Of the White & Henderson, store,
: vas an arrival in the city today. from
jamestown. Mr.. Henderson has host
of friends in this city who are always
glad to see him.
, The hill east of town was the at.
! rae. I'll for all the children Saturday.
as imsting was at its best AMI through.
: cut the day and in.o the late evening
the boys and girls enjoyed their week
e";: holiday eoas:i:', the slippery hill
with every mag n!,:c kind IF s'rts.
/ Mrs. A. NJ. Bond and two daughters
left today for their home at Grand
, Forks after visiting relatives here.
, The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Marquard was buried from the resi-
| dence this morning at ten o'clock.
r Miss Esther Halgren is expected
home Wednesday from the University
to spend Thanksgiving day with her
folks.
Messrs. Horton and Wickert took an
auto trip today to Warwick. This is
rather late for an auto but they went
! just the same.
: Theo. Johnson is having his recent
loss adjusted today by the state rep.
5 resentatives of the underwriters, G.
, o. Young of Fargo.
t Mrs. Allen Thompson arrived last
< night for visit with hrs. H. G. I:bl,s
OH School avenue. Mrs Thompson re.
r SIDES at Grand Forks.
5 Paul Vornholt of Leeds spent last
Saturday and Sunday here the guest of
, friends
. George Dixon left last night for a
l trip to Chicago in answer to tele.
. gram.
r Mr.. Heath, a collection man from,
Minneapolis, is meeting with success
in the city today.
r Harold Connolly is expecting to
5 spend Thanksgiving day with Jack
!. Nimmo at Cando.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of Penn were
over Sunday guests of Mrs. Schultz IS
3 parents in this city.
, Jack Doyle of Penn patronized l"cal
: merchants Saturday and the goods he
8 bought had to be sent down by freight.
;. Chas. Keller of Grand Forks is a
a business caller today in the city.
Eric Anderson of Morris township
!. brought in large load Of oats today