Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-08

Cando yesterday where he has q mum.
Der of cases in the district court Of
Towner county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson return.
ed yesterday from Jamestown where
they have been visiting their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Smith, during the Thanksgiv.
ing holiday.
Chas. Russell left yesterday for his
farm south Of Stanley, where he will
spend few weeks looking after his
share of the crops and attending to
some improvements that he intends to
make.
Thos. B. Connely OF triumph town.
ship was county seat visitor yestcr.
day paying his taxes. Tom is one Of
the prosperous farmers Of Ramsey
county who believes in doing things
at an opportune time.
John Diggins of Hansboro passed
though and stayed over night on his
way to Cando where he is one Of the
witnesses against Editor Treadwell in
the shooting affair of about year ago
at Rock Lake. Mr.. Diggens is one of
the men who was shot.
Henry Hartman left for his home
at Doyon yesterday after being con-
fined for the past seven weeks with
typhoid fever IN one Of the local hos.
pitfalls. Although thin and some weak
from the effects of the disease, he is
feeling much better and is gaining
back his strength.
Miss Evelyn Brown left tonight for
Minneapolis. She was met here and
accompanied by Mrs. Gotchel of Rolla.
The two ladies will meet Mrs. W. N.
Steele, relative, in the Minnesota
city and together they will go to Mr..
and Mrs. Steele's home at Modesto,
CAL, where they will spend the winter.
Miss Brown is the daughter Of John E.
Brown, for many years prominent
citizen Of Rolla.
Miss Nettie :Matson, assistant cash.
Ter in the Crary bank, is at home for
few days visiting her parents. Miss
Matson has fine position at Crazy.
Mrs. c. j. B. Turner entertains the
Twentieth Century club this afternoon
at its regular meeting.
Supt. and Mrs. Zeibach were up from
Fort Totten yesterday visiting with
friends. They made the trip here in
the auto. They found the Maxwell
wheels a trife small to go through the
snow but they arrived here just the
same. They expect to return this af-
ternoon.
Many of the young people are get
ting enthusiastic over the prospect of
a new ice rink this winter. The amuse-
ment of this sort is one Of the best
to occupy the winter months and the
plans for a new one will be anxiously
awaited by those who like to do the
"fger eight"
The makers Of the Nestor cigar
have sent letters to number Of the
puff artists in the city suggesting that
they call at the Ramsey Drug company
where fine Nestor cigar awaits them.
This kind of advertising. calling at
tention to their brand is a new one
and will no doubt help largely to in
troduce their brand.
Mrs. H. E. Heiber returned to her
home at Leds today after visiting for
several days at the home Of friends in
this city. She has been visiting III In
diana and stopped off here on her re.
turn trip.
Mrs. D. F. Mclaughlin arrived in
the city this afternoon from Cando
and will be the guest Of friends for
few days. She is the wife Of Presi.
dent Mclaughlin Of the Cando Nat.
ional bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Boten left to-
day for their home at Upham after
visiting here for several days at the
Dodge home. They liked Devils Lake
and spoke good words Of our city.
Miss Minnie Aim Of Edmore stop.
ped off here today on her way to Lake
tn where she will visit friends.
Miss Mabel Bergeron passed through
here today on her way to Willow
City. Her home is at Tarsus. She has
friends in this city.
The different drug stores in the city
have been spending much time the
past few days arranging their Christ
mas displays and decorating the stores
suitably. The stores present VERT
able Santa Claus headquarters appear
ance.
Miss Viola slolnen was released from
the hospital this afternoon, where she
has been confined for the past two
weeks after undergoing an operation
on her throat. She left this afternoon
for Crary where she will visit few
days. Although weak she is much i'm
proved in health as result Of her
treatment.
The case against M. E. Miller was
dismissed in Justice Maxson' g court
yesterday when the complaining wit
ness, H. Hitchcock, came into court
and paid the costs. Miller was arrest
ed for throwing his father-in flaw,
Hitchcock, out of the house.
Miss Katherine :!cdolmeu returned
! today to her home at Crazy after Wis.
iting for several days with school