Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)


Alfred johnson Of Blabon is a guest
Of friends here.
w. j. Allen Of Fargo is spending the
day in the city.
George Tierney is in the city today
from Grand Forks.
@. J. Richards is in the city. His
home is at Mniot.
Andrwe Borstad was in from Toxic
yesterday and today.
L. D. Maurer paid this city visit
today from Starkweather.
Fred Lemke Of Rugby was in the
city today for a short time.
Seivert Borstad is over today from
Fl. Totten.
F. Neville returned to his home at
Maza today.
W. L. Hoover is in the city today
form Grand Harbor.
H. w. Gailkrad of Egeland is visit
0 rim the city today.
J. NJ. Hjouland Of Lakota transacted
business here yesterday.
Miss Mary German of Havre is a
guest of friends in this city.
J. M. Freeman is expected to return
today from his western trip.
J. T. Anderson of Hansboro came up
last nightto spend the day in the city.
Atty. E. A. McFarlane Of Bisbee
transacted legal business here yester-
day.
Allen Sommer Of Warwick was in
the city yesterday attending to bust
ness.
j. H. Determan Of Lake Benton,
Mimi, was business caller here yes.
terday.
Edmore is represented today in the
capital city of the Lake Region by A.
NJ. Moen.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. King are in the
city today from Starkweather for a
short visit.
E. Lysne, the Churchs Ferry banker,
was in the city yesterday for a short
: business stay.
! W. A. Marin Of Crookston, Min, was
in the city yesterday for an overnight
visit with friends and Incidentally to
talk over important business matters
j. W. Maxwell was here yesterday
from Grafton and spent the night in
the city.
VIM. Passow returned to his home al
Penn today after several days spent il
I this city on business connected witt
{ court.
Adam Blankenheim returned to his
, home at Toxic yesterday after spend
ing few days in this city on bushes:
!, matters. :
Miss Adah Reese has accepted the
' position as stenographer in the Stevens
{ Grain and Fuel company's Office anG
started her work there this morning.
Miss Rosalie Treacy of Ardoch, is il
| the city the guest of her sisters, Mrs
!. Gibbons and Miss Mary Treacy. She
: will remain until after Thanksgiving
r G.. f. Thompson left this morning fol
, ~ Forks to be present at his moth
er's funeral. The mother died Wednes
, day at the age Of eighty years, old age
t being the cause Of death.
{ Tony Num- of Minot, who has beer
, here for some time past working 70,
| his brother Frank, in the electric shop
returned to his home today where hi
3 will remain over Thanksgiving.
4 A splendid crowd is expected to at
, tend the Elks' dance this evening
). which will be the last event of its kint
{ before the holidays. The dance viii
r be given in the Odd Fellows hall.
G. H. Doyon of Doyon was in thu
: city today assisting in making prepar
, ations for the Elks' Memorial on Sun
Q day, Dec. 8.
), Brakeman Ridenbaugh, who was in
jured in the wreck has sufficiently re
r covered that he will be able to retur,
> to his home at Larimore today. n,
j. expects to 60 back to work by the frs
Of next month.
o Mrs. F. Holm of Saskatoon, Canada
J. stopped off here yesterday for shor
: ivsit with her neice, Miss Hagen. Sh,
l. is on her way to Hamar where sh,
d will spend some time with relatives.
Q Miss E. Coyne, who for the past three
8 months has been employed in the Stew
i ems coal Office, left today for her hom
g at Buffalo, Mimi, where she will re
: main, having severed her connection
t with the local company.
;. An unnecessary reloading of Goa
from one wagon to another was caused
il by the nut coming off wheel of one O.
D the heavy drays yesterday. It is
hard enough job to put it on one
J, without doing it again.
g Mr.. Miller, formerly of Rolla, bu
8 now in the government service a
j Fort Totten, was here yesterday visit
ing on his return from a visit to hi
n old home. He used to be connected
o with the government work at Belcourt
9 A. D. Anderson, formerly of Pekil
= but now a resident on a fine CLAIM
J. near Sidney, Mont, was in the cit,
It yesterday on his way home to spen,
the holidays. His description Of CLAIM
8 life in Montana would make it inviting
}. to anyone.
. Austin Johanna, the big butche