Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

Superintendent Ziebach and fam;l,
were in from the Fort over Sunday ant
enjoyed the day with friends.
A large number of Elks from out Of
the city attended the big meeting helc
here Saturday night.
Superintendent Haig returned Satur
day from a visit to different schools
over the county.
A large crowd Of buyers visited the
Fashion Shop Saturday afternoon a,
their first formal opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Thompson Of Gro
Gus arrived in the city Saturday night
and remained over until this morning
when they returned to their home. MIR,
Thompson is one Of the leading bust,
ness men of the Crocus country.
Horace Berthe sully, travelling repre-.
sentative for the wyman Partridge
line In this territory, called in the city
over Sunday and is displaying his line
today to the business men. Mr.. Sully
is an old man in this territory and has
many friends.
From the way the travelling boys
come to Devils Lake over Sunday, the
Great Northern is proving itself true
home for the boys, and Landlord May
er q typical father to them. There are
now approximately a half hundred
travelling men making this popular hos
telry their headquarters.
Most Of the milliners Of the city are
planning their openings for next Satur-
day, when all the fancy spring styles
will be on display to the prospective
wearers of pretty bonnets. The style
creations this year are much better
than in former years as the designs
are smaller and on much more refined
lines.
Jack Nimmo, Devils Lake young
man, left last night on No. for White
fish, Mont, where he has accepted po-
sition in a drug store. Jack has for
the past three years been in the employ
of Fred J. Warneke, druggist at Can
do, and has made many friends there
He was close to his home and came up
real often to see his friends. All wish
him we'll in his new field.
Meesrs. Smith and Sampson left
last night on No. l for Big Sandy,
Mont, where they will take land. The
became interested in the proposition
Mr.. E. N. Scott Of Big Sandy had when
he was here and left for that country.
Mr.. Sampson has been working for
Ed Richardson in the barber shop for
the past two years and leaves Many
friends here. Mr.. Smith is t. 'e safe
manager for the Merchants Casualty
Insurance company in Montana AMI ex.
poets to move his family 70 hat k.ate.
Mr.. Endell went there last week and
is still in Montana. It is expected that
about fifteen more will go 6:...ag the
coming week.
NJ. L. Lasson is in the city today
rom Fargo.
Miss Lottie Riley of Churchs Ferry
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
c. w. Buttz of Minnewaukan was in
the city over Sunday, coming back
from a trip up the Cando line.
Arthur Pape of WATERFOWL, South
Dakota was an arrival in the city Sat
urday and is remaining over today on
business.
Ben G. Whitehead of Williston was
in the city yesterday promulgating his
candidacy for Democratic committee
man. Ben called on all his friends and
left last night on No. for his home.
Mrs. John Mclean and sister, Miss
Ada Mccormick, spent Sunday with
their parents at Churchs Ferry Mrs.
McLean's daughter, Mabel, accom-
panied them.
Miss Mary McKone arrived in the
city Saturday and is the guest # her
sister, Mrs. Guy F. Humphreys. Miss
McKone is enroute to her home at NJ
not after month g visit with rela-
tives in the twin cities.
8. st. John and son of Doyon were
in the city over Sunday. Mr.. st. John
is the new druggist in the !:ttls kam-
sey county city and is also starting a
there.
Nels Hawkinson, the big Rock Lake
arrived in the city Satnr
day on business and remained over
Sunday to meet his wife. Mrs. Hawk.
inson arrived yesterday mornin. on No.
3 from Rochester, Mimi, where she re:
Gently submitted to an operation. She
came back much improved in health
and together they left this morning for
their home at Rock Lake.
From Tuesday, Daily.