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

arc the proud parents of a baby gin
born this morning.
Father Jerome of Fl. Totten was il
the city yesterday for short time. Il
was on his way to Fargo.
A marriage license has been issue,
to Mr.. Oscar Tidemann Of Hamar an,
Miss Emma Dahl of this city.
Mrs. Spice of Fox Lake was a visito
in the city yesterday in attendance a
the Catholic fair and festival.
Miss Ethel Bice returned last nigh
to her home in Seattle after visitin!
here for some time with relatives.
J. S. Howard of Grand Forks is rep
resenting that city's business interests
here today. He will return tonight.
B. ]. Anderson, whose home is a
Sioux Pass, Mont, arrived in the cit,
last night for short visit with friends
Miss Mary Faltemyre brought. hel
sister to this city for treatment ycster
day. They are from Faribault, MINI
/ c. w. Haggart, Deputy United States
Marshall, is in the city from Fargo OF
business pertaining to the Office which
he holds.
/ Maenus Peterson of Hampden wa:
here yesterday enroute to his farm
near Stanley where he will make some
F, Improvements this winter.
A number of our local attorneys viii
be connected with the session Of court
in Towner county next week. They
leave for Cando Monday.
! Among the Crary visitors at the
county seat yesterday were Messrs. Ole
H. Nesseth and Albert Kohr and
Misses Josie and Clara Kohr
John Olson came in from Grand Har
Dor township last night for a short
business visit. John is one of the live
ones out there and is booster for
Ramsey county all the time.
John Riorden of Cando came up last
night for an over Sunday visit at THE
home of his brother here. Mr.. Riorden
also has two boys who make their
home in this city and will spend some
of the time with them.
Prof. Palmer of the Agricultural col.
lege is in the city acting as Judge in
the corn contest which as been entered
by the school children of Ramsey coun.
i ty. Some excellent specimens have
been submitted
Messrs. Kent Morgan and Frank
Morrow returned yesterday from a
Thanksgiving trip to Minot and from
the satisfied look the gentlemen carry
it is to be supposed that they fatten
their Minot turkeys in good shape.
Miss Sadie Marsh was in the city
for short time yesterday, the guest of
Miss Gussie McLester. Miss Marsh
was on her way to her home at Ellis
berry, Mo-, after an all summers visit
with her uncle, James Curler, at Perth.
"Doc' Kraft and Frank Amy re.
turned last night from Williston where
together with others they have been
on deer hunting expedition. The
party bagged six fine deer while on the
trip.
Frank Nlauer came down from
Starkweather last night and met his
wife, who returned from Minneapolis
where she has been visiting their son
William, who is attending school in
the Minnesota city. They returned
this morning to Starkweather after
visiting here overnight with friends.
Tracy Noyes, Familiarity known to
the older residents of this city, was
here for short time yesterday on his
way from his home in Cando to Min
neapolis, where he will spend some
time visiting his son who lives there
and who also accompanied him. Or.
Noyes recently lost his wife. They
were old residents of Towner county.
Miss Katherine Wallnofer has been
suffering with appendicitis lately and
last night she became suddenly worse
and had to be taken to the General
hospital where she will be operated on
today. She is employed at the West
ern hotel.
A fine girl arrived yesterday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillardson at
the Clark Kelly farm south of town.
through the city today enroute to his
home, after visit at his farm near
Rock Lake. Mr.. Forrest is an attor-
ney but finds his farming interests
take too much time and so does NOT
practice law.
The Womans' Relief Corps held an
annual meeting last night and elected
officers for the ensuing year. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres
Mrs. Glerum; Sr. Vice Pres, Mrs.
Reed; Jr. Vice Pres, Mrs. G. E. Thomp-
son; Treas, Mrs. Woodward, Secy.,
Mrs. Mckee.
Arrangements were made to hold a
bazaar at the G. A. R. hall on the 18th
Of December at which time many nice
things will be disposed of and dinner
served.
l.. A. Baker is in the city from War
wick.
Miss Francis Cowan returned We'd
ncsday from Minneapolis.
Ieapo]d Ambuhl Of Fox Lake is q
visitor in the city today.
Agnes Peterson Of Hampden is a
visitor in the city today.