Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
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Miss Helen Haig returned yesterday
from Bismarck where she has. been Wis.
iting during the past week. Hiss Haia
was delayed for : day on account Of
the wrecked freight on the Northern
Pacific, which WAS in the way Of the
train upon which she was riding, and
nissed her connections at Fargo.
Word was received here this morn.
Ing telling Of the sudden death Of W.
=. Carnahan, one Of the Oldest and
most prosperous farmers living near
Leeds. His death was unexpected.
D.. Culp arrived in the city yesterday
from Fl. Totten and was engaged in
business for . few hours. He returned
home today.
While cleaning the walls in the Office
OF the central school building this af-
ternoon, Janitor Cogswell, who has held
tho position for many years, had the
misfortune to, fall in such q manner
- to break his shoulder.
He was up on ladder wiping down
the walls and in some manner became
unbalanced, falling onto a stream radi-
ator and breaking the bones in his
shoulder. He is receiving the best of
care and is getting along nicely.
T. W. Campbell, the piano tuner, re-
turned home yesterday after an alb.
sence of several weeks spent in the
smaller towns around, where he has
been engaged in work.
Rasmus Sorenson of Webster is in
the city.
Mrs. t. J. Dougherty of starkweath-
oG is here today shopping.
Miss McDonough of Warwick did
some shopping here yesterday.
G. E. Blackorby, the Hansboro bank
az, is prominent caller here today.
Mrs. I. L. Knudson of Leeds is here
for a few days visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Page.
Miss Coyne of starkweather is at
the Mercy hospital suffering from a
serious attack Of rheumatism.
A. G. Sather Of starkweather, propri-
stor Of the large general store there, is
= business guest in the city today.
Notwithstanding that the. average,
according to the pure food test, of the
Fox marke. was SO per cent, Mr.. Fox
d going ahead to make it even better
and is making a, change in the back
end Of the shop.
Mr.. Olmstead of Edmore is visitor
here.
Judge Crewe returned yesterday to
his homo at Mohall after a short viist
here. The Judge has many friends in
the city who are always glad to see
him.
s. c. Sorenson of Minot returned to
this city from Grand Forks after a
short business trip in the Red River
Valley city. His wife is visiting here
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Mills Of Rock
Lake are guests of friends here. Mr..
Mills is one Of the Rock Lake mer.
chants, running one Of the general
stores there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W7nans returned last
1ight from q week. visit with friends
in Fargo. They went down to spend
the New Years day and remained over
Tor Snort visit.
j. J. Williams and daughter, Evelyn
Of Egeland, arrived in the city last
night for . few days visit with Mr.
Williams mother, Mrs. A. R. Bauer
Of School avenue.
A social dance will be given at Ton
Graham'e residence one mile north Of
the city next Wednesday night. Ev
erybody is invited and the ladies are
asked to bring lunch.
A. D. Mills OF Fargo has business
here today.
A. P. Lauritzer of Edmore is register
ed in the city today.
w. H. Farris and w. D. Young Of
Hope are in the city.
Banker Egeland Of Bisbee is q bust
ness caller here today.
W. B. Wiley is here from Rock Lake
today.
Olaf Ness OF Gallo Is here today
arranging business matters.
The Norden Musicale expect to holt
y social and program next week.
VIM. Wood came down from Roll:
last night and remained over today.
The past two weeks have been strict
" to the liking of the coal men. Las
nipht waa the eoldest NIGHT of tn,