The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-12

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Banker Matt Mccarthy returned Sun
day from q few days business visit in !
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Dr.. Flath Of Churchs Ferry was here
Thursday looking after his farming in
terests.
I Mrs. j. H. Dooley of Leeds was the
guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Nc
Carthy.
Jake Smith, one Of Wolford's promi
nent retired farmers, was York Wis
itcr Monday.
H. F. Brown arrived home Monday
from Grand Forks vince he had
been on business.
Harry Smith, who has been visiting
his brother, DR.. A. J. Smith, has accept
ed a position with the Turtle Mountain
Pharmacy at Dunseith.
Miss Anna Hagen commenced a term
Of school in the school house west Of
town Monday. She taught near Brins-
made before coming here.
Miss Helga Thorson of Minot was in
town between trains Saturday and with
her friend, DR.. Smith, took dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Belangcr
Tom Englehorn came in from Churcls
Ferry the first Of the week and went
out to the Syndicate farm near Wolfori
of which he is manager and also a laroe
stakeholder.
Robert Rasmussen, agent here for
the Farmers Elevator company, has
returned from trip to the state OF
Washington, where he has been look.
ing over the land.
Rev. Coates Of Rolette was in town
between trains the first of the week.
Rev. Coates, with his wife, is contem.
plating trip in the near future to
the Atlantic coast.
Ole Engebretson, formerly depot
agent at York, was in town over Sun
day visiting with his brothers,, Emil
and Charley, and shaking hands with
old friends. Mr.. Engebretson is now
engaged in the banking business at
Buttzville, N. Oak.
DR.. Robinson of Dunseith was visit
ing with friends in York the first of the
week. The Doctor has disposed of his
interests at Edmonton, Canada, and it
is hoped that he will stay in North Da-
kota, for regardless of the fact that he
is democrat he is one of the best fell
lows in this neck of the woods.
Mrs. Robert Crump is recovering
from quite a severe sick spell.
John Wesley Martin, former York
resident, was in town from Wolford be-
tween trains Monday. Mr.. Martin, who
was formerly a base ball player, foot
racer and sort of an all around ath-
lete, is now enjoying the simple life on
the farm.
J. A. Belanger was on the sick list
the fore part Of the week.
DR.. J. A. Smith went to Dunscith
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Mrs. Marshall Crump of Wolford is
visiting relatives here this week.
Andrew Blocher of Pearl City, ILL.,, is
visiting his sons, S. G. and A. II.
Martin Hook and Ralph Linn set up
windmill for S. Simonson Tuesday.
A. Solberg and A. NJ. Engebretson
autoed to Rugby Saturday on business.
Rev. o. E. Jones Of Bismarck greeted
friends here Wednesday and Thursday.
Martin Hook and Tom johnson made
a business trip to Knox Monday night.
Mrs. A. M. Engebretson and Mrs. E.
Jaques spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. G R. Engebretson.
N. A. Robertson, superintendent of
the st. Anthony &, Dakota Elevator Co.,
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Barbara Britsch returned to her
home at Granville Saturday after an
extended visit with relatives here.
R. A. Rasmussen returned home Mon
day from trip thru the western states,
where he was looking for location.
Rufus Abel and Fred Sanders were
chosen delegates to the Sunday School
convention held at Obern May 18th and
5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Abel went to
Minnewaukan Thursday to visit re'a-
tives. Mr.. Abel will go on TO Oh.rc,
to attend the Benson County Sunday
School convention.