Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-15

4 Among the Crazy ladies In the cit,
i today are Mesdames q. Atten, o. Wood
Miss Louise Wood, and several others
4 The funeral Of the late Mr.. Nash
who died yesterday in the hospital al
Jamestown, was held from the Catholic
church this morning. Burial wa.
made in the Catholic cemetery. Thu
many friends Of Mrs. Nash sympa
thize with her during her bereavement
The Copeland sale on the Frank Pal
mer farm near Fort Totten yesterday
was very successful and the proceed.
from the sale will run to considerably
over four thousand dollars. Owing t.
darkness it was impossible to dispose
Of the cattle and had these bbeen sold
Of the cattle and had these been sold
larger.
A. Bernstein Of Rolette is here today
on business.
G. G. Kueseth Of Penn transacted
business in this city today.
The high school boys are planning s
dance for next Friday evening.
Atty. T. w. Morrissey Of Edmore ar
rived in the city last night for a short
business visit.
J. E. McLaire came to Devils Lake
last night from Edmore and will spend
tomorrow talking business locally.
Tom Lonnevick is in the city today
from Webster. He arrived last night
and spent the evening with friends.
The Shakespeare club met yester,
day with Mrs. Eugene Fenelon on East
Fifth street and spent most enjoyable
afternoon.
The Girls Friendly society will meet
this week with Mrs. G. M. Fisher on
Thursday. A fine entertainment has
been planned for the occasion.
Mrs. Swanson of Grand Harbor left
yesterday for Sherwood where she will
visit relatives. From there she will
make an extended visit in Oregon.
Alex. Watson, representing the well
known firm of Dyes Bros. & Cutler, Of
the Twin Cities, is a visitor in the city,
arriving last night. When it comes to
friends Alex. has lot Of them.
Superintendent Leverich Of the Mi
not division of the Great Northern
went through here last night on No. 6
in his private car bound for st. Paul
where he will attend to company bust.
ness.
Mike Cavanaugh arrived in the city
last night from his home at Crazy and
is spending the day visiting with local
friends. Mike has lot Of them in the
city and they are always glad to see
him.
Miss Minnie johnson, who was tax
en- to the hospital, yesterday from the
Great Northern hotel, has developed 9
case of pneumonia. She is receiving
good treatment and is getting along as
well as could be expected.
J. R. Whitaker arrived in the city
last night after spending Sunday with
his family at Fargo. J. R. is working
the insurance end for all it is worth
these days and with Ben Ness help il
meeting with unquestioned success.
NJ. A. Lorgis is here today from
Webster.
G. f. Phillips is a Webbster Gale,
in the city today.
F. L. Myers of Oberon is visiting
friends in the city today.
Joseph Dorgeloh Of the Lehigh Val
ley Coal company is in the city today
meeting the trade.
Miss Josephine Mayer Of Crane
Forks is here for visit with her sister
Mrs. R. E. Austin.
The stork arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ross of Grand Harbo1
last night and left them a fine bbaJ
boy.
Mrs. Scheid of Minneapolis, who hal
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. I
Hanson, for several weeksv returned
to her home yesterday.
The small son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hud
sinpiller of this city had the misfor
tune to badly injure his hand this morn
ing while playing. He was taken tt
a physician where he was given chloro
form and the injured member was
dressed. Mr.. Hudsinpiller is a mai
clerk running out Of this city.
j. 81. Brooks arrived in the city las
night from Hansboro bringing hi
friends, Miss Myrtle and R. A. Gray
here to take the train to Missouri
where they reside. They have bee,
visiting for some time past at tn
Brooks home in Hansboro and are 60
ing home before the holidays.
The Junior Agricultural club met a
the Sparks home few nights ago ant
decided that an application should b
made to the library commission at Bis
marck asking for travelling library
for the club. The next meeting will
be held Friday night, Dec. 20, at thu
home Of Rebecca Calderwood. The
meetings are usually Followed by gen
eral good time and the last meeting
was thoroughly enjoyed as a short mus
ical program was given by the club.
Miss Irene Olson was in the city :
short time yesterday visiting friends
She was on her way home to Cand'