Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

i The membership committee hav
been putting in some hard ticks toda.
in securing new members for. the Com
mercial club.
A large number of people from Cars
Ike, Webster and Hansboro were il
the city yesterday attending to thei
Christmas shopping.
Earl Myers, who recently returned
from Rochester resumed his positio,
with the Rodenbach s. Mundt stor,
this morning. Clint Holman, who ha
been relieving him since he has beef
gone has severed his connection will
the store.
D. c. Smith is in today from hi
ranch near Freshwater Lake. He il
n.ioying visit With his many friends
Miss Marie Miller visited in the
city with friends yesterday. She is OF
her way from her home at Cakes tt
Arvilla where she will spend Christ
mas with friends.
Jack Duis and Robt. Roberts LEFT
this morning for the big shoot in Texas
While they are gone they will attend
number of tournaments and expect
to return home with the prizes.
The Catholic church at Cando is tc
give play entitled "The Private Sec
rotary" tonight. The same talent put
on show last year and they did SC
well that crowded house is expected
for tonight. 1t is rumored that they
will put on the production in this city
c. Y. Mahon is in the city from Far.
go.
The little son of William johnson
who was the victim of an accident a
few days ago while sliding down hill
is improving nicely and while his arm
is badly swollen the broken bones are
knitting together in good shape,
A letter received from his brother
in Duluth by Mr.. Mundt yesterday
states that he expects to move to
Ramsey county next spring. Among
the items of news contained in the let.
ter he stated that dairy butter was sell.
ing in the Crescent city for 4 cents per
pound and storage eggs brought the
fancy price of 35 cents. Everything
else is high accordingly and he says
that butter will probably reach fifty
cents before January first.
Mrs. Hans Lee and daughters, Misses
Ovidia and Nellie, stopped off here
yesterday for short visit. They are
on their way from their home at Gar.
ske to Fargo where they will attend
the silver wedding Of sister Of Mrs.
Lee, who resides in the gateway city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kendall leave to.
night for their home at Los Angeles
after spending the entire summer on
their farm near Grand Harbor. They
were former residents of that locality
but moved last year to the coast to
make their home in the warmer climate.
Levi Copeland was in the city yes
terday making arrangements to move
to Oregon next week. His family will
go there with him and they will make
that state their future home. His re.
cent sale was a success and though he
didn t sell his cattle at the sale on ac-
count of its being toe late when the
other stuff was disposed Of, he sold
them afterward at fancy price.
J. J. Samson, the attorney, was elect
ed to the office Of Vice Chancellor Com.
mander of the Knights of Pythias lodge
at Lakota this week.
Miss Sarah Shuneman of Oberlin and
Miss Maude Major Of Osmond have
been visiting with Miss Julia Lee at
Aneta for the past two weeks and the
ladies came to this city together to.
day to visit. They separated here, each
going to her respective home.
NJ. Q. Simonstad is getting a long
vacation, owing to the fact that he has
been travelling for the Merideth Drug
company at Fargo, which recently
burned out. Until they make known
their definite plan for the future, he
will not be on the road.
The Christmas boxes that the Saliva.
ton Army have placed around in the
stores are being filed with quarters
dimes and nickels and the poor of the
city will receive good dinner on
Christmas day as result.
+. I. Roberts, special collector fol
the Rumley firm, leaves tonight fo1
Grand Forks where he will remain a
day on business. From there he will
go to LaPorte, Ind, where he will
spend the holidays.