Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

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tad, Anna Hoghaug and Tena sletvoli
and Messrs Calhein and Olaf Hjelle.
William Ridenbaugh spent Sunday
with his family at Larimore. Mrs
Ridenbaugh has been sick for some
time past and expects to- leave in !
few days for the cities to take treat
ment. He resumed his run again today
on the fast mail. .ss .5z
The departure for Chautauqua is still
in progress and the residents speak vel
Of their summer homes. The efficient
service of the railroad is appreciated
by the boys.
Alex Watson left this afternoon 70,
his week. trip after a. pleasant Sunday
spent in the city. .
Attorney Houska and wife and Mrs
McFarlane Of Bisbee arrived today on
the Cando branch and are spending the
night here. lfs
Mrs. G. N. Endell and children re.
turned today from Mentor, MINI,
where they have been visiting Mrs
Endell IS parents for two weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Blackorby of
Hansboro spent yesterday in the city
attending to business and visiting
friends. They returned home last
night.
Special reservations are being made
for visitors on the branch lines and as
fas west as Rugby. All want to see
the Titanic pictures at the Charles
next week. @
Axel Egeland, that big jovial Bisbee
banker, transacted business in Devils
Lake today and called on his large
number of friends here. Axel makes
frequent trips here and always finds a
welcome.
Attorny L. b. Sennett Of Cando re-
turned today to his home after short
visit and business stay in the city. Mr..
sennett is finding his candidacy for
the attorney generalship Of the state
meeting with favor.
Mr.. Wheeler of Hansboro was a Dew.
lis Lake business visitor yesterday.
Alex Watson, the pill salesman, is
spending Sunday in the city.
Miss Ruth Shook came down this af
ternoon from Garnd Harbor.
Miss Clara Anderson came up from
Crary today for visit with friends in
this city.
Eugene Fenelon will leave the first
of next week for a short business trip
in the east.
Henry Olson stopped off in this city
yesterday on his way to Grond Forks
from Rolla. ~.
Rev. Fir. Corey of Cando came dowa
this afternoon for a short visit with
Rev. Fir. Augustine.
Alex. Watson, representing Noyes
Bros. & Cutler, is in the city today to
remain over Sunday.
Miss Lula Williams is expected home
today from a several days. visit with
friends in Williston.
J. E. Sandlie, the Overland automo-
bile man of Lakota, was a caller in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Bullock, who has been in the
city for the past few days, returned to
her home at Rock Lake.
Mr.. Bromseth, one of the prominent
farmers in this section, was caller
in the city yesterday.
Special pathetic music will accom-
pany the pictures of the Titanic disas-
ter at the Charles next week.
Gladys Russell ,one Of the popular
teachers Of Crazy, arrived in the city
last evening for an over Sunday visit.
Theresa Hollinger leaves for Grand
Forks tomorrow to attend the nurses
convention, which is to be held there.
Matt Mccarthy of York was in the
city yesterday for short visit with
his sister, Miss Ella Mccarthy.
The Shakespeare club will hold their
regular weekly meeting Monday after
noon at 2:30 at the home Of Mrs. b.
E. Baldwin.
The Workmen and Degree of Honor
gave dance and card party last even
ing in the opera house hall. A SPLEEN
did time is reported.
Miss Efie N. Brown Of MELVILLE
changed cars here today on her way
east for visit.
B. F. Cullen, the kind Cudahy meat
man, arrived in the city last night and
will spend the Sabbath day in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lord and son,
George, were in the city today from
Cando on their way to st. Paul from
where they will 60 to Los Angeles on
the shriner Special. Mr.. Lord is one
of the three delegates from the Grand
Forks lodge to the Shriners' convention
P. G. Chilly was in from his farm in
Grand Harbor township this afternoon
and says the work on the new 500 road
is progressing nicely out there. The
town which is to be located on his farm
will be named after himself and with
this honor bestowed upon the townsite
he thinks it probable that the entire
town of Grand Harbor may be moved
over.
Mrs. J. W. Diedenhofer entertained
few Of her friends yesterday at a