Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

Mrs. G. G. Bosworth Of Rollette, re-
NAMED in the city last night on her
way home after a Christmas visit at
the home Of her daughter near Stark
weather.
Nicholas Kitsch, one of the most pro-
minent farmers Of the Garske country,
was in the city today, calling on his
many friends. While here he made the
World office q pleasant call.
George Taylor Of Cando, left hero
today for Webster, South Dakota,
where he will visit sb.rt time with
his wife's parents. Mrs. Taylor pre-
ceded him shortly before Christmas.
Martin Murphy one Of the clerks in
the Peterson store at Cando, was in
the city yesterday and today, on his
way home, after holiday visit at
Grand Forks. .
Miss Caroline Muir and her mother
returned today to their home at Chur-
chs Ferry, after several days spent
here getting dental work done.
Miss Helen Haig, deputy superin-
tendent Of schools for Ramsey county,
is spending the week as the guest Of
Mrs. E. J. Taylor, wife of tho state
superintendent of schools, at Bismarck.
Banker and Mrs. Grimshaw return
ed today from Cando, where they have
been visiting. Mrs. Grimshaw's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. McCanna for
the past week. They will return home
in the morning to Sarles.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. White Of Dun
seth were in the city short time to-
day on their way home after several
weeks visit with friends at Sioux
City. They were former residents of
Devils Lake, Mr.. White formerly run
ming out of this city.
Miss Alpha Hunter and Esther Olson
of Poplar Grove, returned home today
with their cousins, Irene and Leona
Torgerson to Leeds. The latter have
been visiting them over Christmas and
they accompanied them home to return
the visit.
0. G. Huff is over from Fort Totten.
Mrs. F. McCracken of Crary, was in
the city yesterday shopping.
George Brennan left yesterday for a
visit with friends at Bartlett.
J. G. Meade was in the city today
from Churchs Ferry.
Harry Mccarthy of York was Wis.
itor in the city.
Frank Rossau of Crocus, called 10.
cally today.
J. II. Smith of Crazy, had business
here.
George Dickinson Of Brinsmade call.
ing on his Devils Lake friends today.
L. R. Rogue, formerly of the Mylo
Buckbrush is in the city today.
J. L. Winger is visiting here today.
His home is at Tolna
Mrs. J. Wallace is entertaining her
brother for a few days. His home is
at Saskatoon, Canada.
Chas. Presley Of st. Paul, is in the
city for few days, visiting his
friends.
Ross Randall, one of the employees
at the Great Northern ticket office
| left today for short stay in Canada
s. J. Zero, master mechanic of the
Minot division, is railroad business
caller. here today from Minot.
B.. B. Ragen of Webster, was
in the city today meeting friends who
arrived on No. 1876.
Mrs. B. H. How is expected back to.
night from her visit with her parents
at Ashtabula, Ohio.
j.. A. Schumacher returned this
morning. from Christmas visit with
friends at Aberdeen, South Dakota.
States Attorney 8. H. skulason of
Lakota is here today attending to lie.
gal matters. ,.
George Fairbanks Of Anoka, was a
Minnesota visitor today in Devils
Lake.
Among the Starkweather visitors in
the city over today were Mrs. A. l..
Thomas, Miss Rose Lane and H. NJ.
Frieborn.
Mrs. James E. Langley and Mrs. VIM.
Sloman Of Warwick, returned to their
homes today, after a short shopping
stay here.
Mrs. R. P. Myers of Cando, went
through here today on her way to Gar
ion, for a short visit with old home
folks
vaino Dugan and his mother were
passengers who stopped off in the city
today on their way from their home
at WATERFOWL, South Dakota, to Roll
lette
T. Bail Of Penn, was a pleasant call
er here today. Mr.. Bail IS past seven
ty years old, has been a resident of
the county for twenty-eight years and
is hale and hearty enough to trave.
even in the cold weather.
Ray and f. Cunningham of Brocket
came over today to attend to business
matters and visit with their friends.