Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16

sAoAeAuS AIleHuS ana tIauSacClnR DuSl-
ness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Dahlstrom of
Starkweather came in on the Farmers
train Saturday evening and spent Sun
day here.
E. w. Wilson returned to his hon, at
Fargo today after several days p1si.
ness visit in the city looking after his
property here
Mrs. w. N. Chase and Miss Alpha
Lessor of Cut Bank, Mont, arrived in
the city Sunday morning and took a
train out on the branch this morning
where they go to make visit with
friends.
Miss Charlotte Hodson is reported
sick.
Chas. Hollinger is in the city today
talking to his friends.
Thos. O'Brien of Cato township is
in the city today.
Sam Clemmonsworth has brother
visiting him from Minnesota.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Ludwig
on Friday last, fine baby girl
Jacob Wolfe of Webster was 10 the
city this morning transacting business.
Miss Doyle of Penn was in the city
Saturday attending to some shopping.
Nels Halgren of North Minnewaukan
was here this morning doing his trad
ing.
Thos. Maloney of Webster spent Sun
day in the city and returned home this
morning.
The c:o;.s were closed today OWN.
to tho ltsa: holiday. Tt, men enjoyed
two consecutive days Of rest.
Miss Ellen Chamberlain left Saturday
night for Grand Forks where she vii!
make short visit with friends.
Clarence Arnold left Saturday for
Crary where he visited friends over
Sunday and will return tonight.
White & Henderson recei we'd large
shipment of new spring wasr this
morning and are l.sy toIav SHOWING it.
Mrs. H. Hale and daughter lecr last
night for St. Paul where they will
spend ten days visiting with friends.
Miss Lenore Thompson returned to
day to Northwood to again take up her
school duties after a short holiday ct
home.
Miss Marie Mundt returned to her
lone at Webster this morning af.er an
OYER Sunday visit with Mra. Herman
Stenseth.
Miss Blanche Elmslie returned 70
Cando today to again take up he,
school duties after short vacation at
home.
Mrs. Thos. Morgan left this morning
for her home at Starkweather after
spending Sunday at the J. Q. Adams
home.
William Wilson left this morning fo3
a business trip in the east. H. will Wis
it the twin cities and Milwaukee before
returning home.
The Girls Sodality society Of the
Catholic church have party scheduled
for tonight which will take place III
the church parlors. Cards will be the
tliiet feature Of entertainment.
Mrs. Henry G. Middaugh, who was
taken to the Mercy hospital some time
ago suffering with severe swelling in
her throat, was able to sit up for the
first time yesterday and it is THOUGHT
she will be able to leave the hospital
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan of Penn
are in the city visiting friends.
Miss Viola Sloman visited her par
ents at Grand Harbor over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manley OF Ne
koma are visiting at the home CT AZ
torney and Mrs. Griffin.
Miss Ruby Griffin of Minnewaukan
is reported much better after being cor
fined for several days at the General
hospital
Elmo Drake, business manager Of
the Queen Zephra company, was com
PEELED to take to his bed today, suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dion returned to
their home at Grand Harbor yesterday
after a several days. visit here with
their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Maxson.
The different churches of the city
fittingly observed yesterdays services
with Lincoln service. There were
large audiences at the different places
Of worship.
Victor Hall, barber of Cando, was
in the city the past few days taking
the examination which was held re-
Gently in the city. He returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. Thompson, the DeLayal represen-
tativo in this territory, closed deal
Saturday whereby he became the owner
of the Wolfe residence on Second
street.
Miss Anderson, one Of the young Ia
dies employed at the Great Northern
hotel was taken to the Mercy hospital
yesterday suffering with complication
Of diseases
A. LeBrun of Rolla came down Sat
urday for an over Sunday stay in tho
city. He was looking after thu bust.
uess of the New York store, wh;'E lie
is interested in.
Mrs. A. M. Powell was operated On
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